The Washington herald., 1913-02-09
THE WEEKLY MASONIC CALENDAR.

, Of Finance; Milton Baer. 32d degree. as
Guard on the Wall. and members OF
Albert Pike Camp Guard as guards.
Lafayette Chapter, No. 5, Royal Arch
Masons. elected and installed officers for
the ensuing capitular year last Tuesday
evening. J. Gordon Jones being chosen
high priest; Louis II. Myers. king; JESSE
Thornton, scribe: William II. Parsons
captain of the host: Frank Sprigg Perry
principal sojourner; T.. A. Clyde Hoge
royal arch captain: James s. Mccarthy
master third vail: William S. Qulnter
master second vail; Charles r. Bartlett
master first vail: William A. Craig
Itwenty-ninth tinIs), secretary: Albert F.
Fox (twenty-siXth time, treasurer and
William ri. Croniger, sentinel James S
Mccarthy, William II. Parsons, and
Frank Sprigg Perry were chosen proxies
to the Grand Chapter The officers wer,
installed bv Past High Priest E. r
King, assisted by Past High Priest and
Grand Captain OF the Host William c.
Fowler
At the conclusion of the ceremonies
of the evening a buffet supper was
served. during the course of which
short addresses we're delivered by J.
Gordon Jones, high priest; Harry Hut
ton, past high priest; William c. Fowler.
grand captain Of the host; DR.. Davidson
and Charles r. Bartlett
Elections in Royal Arch Chapters last
week resulted as follows: Columbia
Chapter, No. l, r. \. NJ. Charles c.
Coombs, high priest: Charles c. Gallo
way, king; James A West scribe; Harry
l. Strang, jr., secretary: r. B. Nixon
treasurer; George G. Seigold. captain OF
the host; William S. Mcdonald. princi.
pal sOjourner; Frank II. Pierce. Royal
Arch captain: Rufus w. Pearson, mas
ter OF third vail: George l.. Sherman.
master OF second vail: George W. Ken
nedy. master of first vail; J. William Lu-
cas-. sentinel; George G. Seiboid. proxy
for high priest; William s Mcdonald
proxy for king; Frank H. Pierce, proxy
for scribe: r. c. Clafin, trustee for three
years: q. i. Boss, custodian: O. 4
Danzenbaker. organist: J. Walter Hum
phrey, Alex. Mosher. Charles T. Meyers
Roland f.. ROdrick. members Of choir
William T. Hastings. editor; Frank II
Pierce, chairman OF entertainment com.
mittee. Tho new officers Were installed
by Past Grand High Priest E. ST. Clair
Thompson.
Washington Naval Chapter. No G
Samuel Scrivcncr. high priest: J. Frank
Campbell. king; Harry NJ. Reynolds,
scribe. John ]. King. secretary. Peter g
Garden. treasurer; Charles y Baker
proxy for high priest: William r Heb
hard, proxy for king; William J. John
son. proxy for scribe.
Bright Chapter. No. a-Anthony Irhr.
high priest: William l.. White. king
Walter F. Smith, scribe: H. YOst. jr..
secretary: l.. r. Mcintyre, treasurer:
Philip F. Pollard. proxy for high priest
Thomas NJ. T. Dowling. proxy for king
Ovilup II George, proxy for scribe.
Hiram Chapter. No. ro-RiChard \
Roseberry, high priest: Otto Hammer
bacher. king; Louis X Slggons. scribe:
Guy W. A Camp. secretary; George W.
I.inkins. treasurer; IL Ii. Smith. proxy
for high priest; Charles E. Molstcr.
proxy for king; c. A. Peterson, proxy
for scribe.
Lebanon Lodge. No. :. F. A. \. NJ
enjoyed a social evening at Its meeting
Friday night Worshipful Master Charles
s. Shreve welcomed the veteran mem
bers Of the lodge. to whom a special In
vitation had been extended. Brother
James I.ansburgh responded for the vet
Grams. An address on the origin Of Ma
sonr-y was ably delivered by Past Master
Blair Mckenzie Musical selections were
given by Prof. Oscar +. Mccormack
Brother J. 8. Hicks. Brother Backing
and the lodge quartet.
Arrangements were made for n visit
to Baltimore Lodge Baltimore. Md. or
Wednesday evening. February r. n spe.
cial car having been engaged, and al
enjoyable time Is assured. Senior War
den Charles n. ShaCkelford has the ar.
rangements for the trip in charge.