Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-02-16

| presentation of the latter being made by
Past Grand High Priest Delos W. Thay-
| No >, and the former by Lurtin r. CHM.
past grand master of Masons. on behalf
of the Grand Royal Arch Chapter and
| the constituent chapters of the jurisdic-
| ton, respectively.
The Patrol of Almas Temple. A. A. y.
n. NJ S. will have its annual banquet
| at Frelnd's Thursday evening at 8
o'clock. Maj. William r. Lawrence,
chairman of the affair. hopes to have a
large attendance. The members of the
patrol and shrine are invited to be pres
ent.
The patrol and its friends will meet
at its Headquarters in the National
Rifles Arnory at $ o'clock and march
in body to the banquet hall
camp guard team of the Scottish Rite,
to be held in the banquet room of the
| Scottish Rite Temple tomorrow evening
at o'clock. musical program will be
| rendered. Thomas +. Manning and
Achille +. Burklin are in charge of the
! smoker.
The drill team of Columbia Command
cry. No. >, X. T.. is drilling every Friday
night at O'Clock to get in condition to
| win the beautiful first prize that is to
, be given at the grand encampment at
Denver next August.
The Ladies Auxiliary of the Denver
Club OF Columbia Commandery will give
Il eLchre party at the residence of Frank
| Hegner, II Adams street northwest We'd
nesday evening, February 20. at o'clock.
| Elections in the several Royal Arch
| chapters, held prior to the meeting of
the Grand Royal Arch Chapter, We'd
nesday evening, have been reported as
| follows:
| NOunt Vernon No o-Arthrr T. BRYANT
high priest; Fred NJ. Book. king: William
J. Naylor. scribe: James T. Gibbs Sec
rotary. reelected: Jacobus S. Jones.
treasurer. reelected: E: X. Ellsworth.
principal sojourner; George r. Davis,
| royal arch captain; f. H. Carnes master
+; of third VAIL III. NJ FOrker master of
second vail; Myron d. Smith. master of
first vail: George .. Burke sentinel: A.
B. Coolidge, trustee: Frank B Curtis,
representative on board of managers:
Wallace Streater, Samuel Hart and Jesse
F. Pothury. finance committee; 0. +.
Comstock. organist: Fred Sillers. Charles
r. Bartlett, James S. Hicks Charles w.
Moore and Charles w. Hancock, choir:
e. X. Ellsworth. William S Adkins and
George r. Davis, proxies to the Grand
Chapter.
The elective and appointive officers
were installed by JacObus S. Jones, grand
high priest of the District of Columbia.
Retiring High Priest Harry c. Kimball
was presented with a past high priests
jewel. and received the congratulations
OF his companions on his successful ad-
ministraton of the affairs of the chapter.
there being COB members on the roll at
the close of the Year.
Mount Horeb Chapter, No Jacob w.
Collins. high priest: Theodore I. Moore,
king: Charles w. Pimper. scribe Fielder
L. Hunter, secretary; Robert Armour
treasurer: Raymond B. Dickey. c. H.;
William w. Scott. p. s.: Lucien G.
Young. r. A. c.: c. Edmond La vigne.
master third vail: F. Francis Kimnel
master second vail: John K. Betker, SEN
tinel: Raymond B. Dickey. William W.
Scott and Lucien G. Young, proxies to
the Grand Chapter
Potomac Chapter. No. S-Thomas g.
King, high priest; Montgomery Hunter
king: Harry X. Pimper. scribe; Charles
T. Lindsey. secretary; Henry G. Wagner
treasurer; Edwin NJ. Hasbrouck. Luther
H. Waring and J. II. Hinricks. proxies to
the Grand Chapter
Hiram Chapter No. 1O-Richard A.
Roseberry. high priest; Otto Hammer
bacher. king: Louis X. Siggons, SCRIBE
Guy w. A. Camp, secretary: George w.
Linkfns. treasurer; II. H. Smith, Charles
Z. holster and c. A. Peterson, proxies to
the Grand Chapter.
Anacostia Chapter, No. r. Wilbur H.
Lawrence, high priest: Eugene r. Thomp-
son. king Samuel T. Hind, scribe; Wilbur
;. Dodge, secretary: Alexander B. Gar
den, treasurer: Charles f. Entwisle, cap
tain of the host; Elmer E. Erickson, prin-
cipal soJourner: Raymond D. Fillius, royal
arch captain: John W. Kimmerling, mas
ter of the third vail: James W. Mar
bury. master of the second VAIL Edgar A.
Jarrett. master of the first vail; Henry
w. Emo, sentinel Past High Priest
Franklin S. Gicker was presented with
a past high priests jewel by Eugene E.
Thompson. on behalf of the chapter The
new officers were installed by Past High
Priest julius w. Tolson.
In addition to the degrees. Master
Frank Ivey Wood of Washington Council,
No. 1. Royal and Select Masters an
nounces refreshments tomorrow evening.
He also states that he has been informed
that Past Master George +. Corson broke
his wrist In a fall recently at Baltimore.
Worshipful Master William T. Ballard
of Federal Lodge, No. /, announces
service for the lodge members their fam
lilies and friends, to be conducted at Beth
any Baptist Church, Rhode Island ave-
nue. and I'd street northwest, Sunday even
ing, February 23. by Rev. Hugh T. Ste
venson. pastor of that church and chap
lain of the lodge. 1t will begin at TOO
o clock.
High Priest J. Gordon Jones announces
that refreshments will be served after
the Royal Arch degree in La Fayette
Royal Arch Chapter, No ), Tuesday even
ing.
George r. Davis of ST. johns Lodge,
No. II. has been appointed lodge histori-
an. and will continue the series of his
torical sketches begun by Past Master
j. II. Milans.
The latest circular of Worshipful Mas
ter Fred NJ. Book of ST. Johns Lodge,
No. II, announces the illness of Past
Master Charles f. Etchberger and Maj. |
II. Robb, the former at his home. the
latter at Georgetown University Hospi- |
tai.
Eastern Star Notes.
Grand Matron Grace E. wilkins. Q. +. |
s., announces that the official visit to