Evening star., 1915-01-31

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This evening at $50 o'clock. at the
Vermont Avenue Christian Church. with
Rev DIR. Earle Whitley officiating. the
Lambskin Club of the United States
naval gun factory will hold its first an
nuaI religious services and pay tribute
10 the memory of its deceased members.
Or. Wilfey, who has been made an
honorary member of the club, will
preach a special sermon for the occa-
sion. A general invitation has been eN-
tended by the club to the members of
the other Masonic clubs and also to the
Auxiliary of the Lambskin Club to be
present The church is located on Yer
mont avenue near NJ street.
Worshipful Master Frank Sprisg
Perry of Temple-Noyes Lodge. No 81,
has appointed the following officers: Mar
shai., Past Master Claude , NJ sn,nag Ming:
senior deacon. c. Fred Cook: junior dea-
con, John Poole: senior steward. L.
Whiting Estes; Junior steward. RaIph
r. Barnard; tiler. John J. Hill, r. NJ; NO;
IA: historian. Charles E. Kern: c. Fred
Cook, proxy for the master; John Poole,
proxy for the senior warden. J.. Whiting
Estes. proxy for the Junior warden; J.
Walter Humphrey. soloist, and Harry g.
Kimbau, p. NJ. No. 10. organist. The
line officers named were installed at the
communication last Thursday evening.
and participated in the presentation of
the K. A. degree
Potomac Commandery, No. 8. Knights
Templar, is preparing reception FOR
Grand Commander Charles T.. Lindsay
nittee consisting of Past Commanders
Waddey. Huddleston and Sir. knight
Myers has the matter in charge. The
commandery will have a business ses-
sion WEDNESDAY evening evening and "a a. gen en-
nouncement of Commander E. C. Berger.
The local Scottish Rite bodies will
give their annual entertainment for the
ladies of the rite" that is to say. the
women members of the families of Scot
tish Rite MasonS. at the Scottish Rite
Cathedral, Sd and T. streets northwest.
great popularity of entertainments of
the rite has made it necessary to re-
strict the attendance at the forthcoming
function to the Scottish Rite members
and their families. Later on the usual
reception will be rendered the master
masons of the District and their ladies.
General Secretary Elmer L. Simpson.
K. c. c. H.. has reminded the members
Of the rite that they must exhibit their
1915 card on the occasion TO gain ad-
mission.
The following committees have been
appointed to perfect the. arrangements:
SpcCidl TcCepIlOU
Lansburgh. thirty-second degree. chair
anan: Jacobus Seneca Jones'. thirty
third degree honorary. vice chairman: {:
Adpiral George W. Baird. thirty-third
third degree honorary: George r.
Davis. thirty-second degree, X: c. c. II. !;
Edward II. Droop. thirty-second de-
gree: Max Fischer. thirty-second de-
gree; Louis Goldsmith, thirtythird de-
gree honorary: Benjamin $. Graves,
thirty-secoud degree; William f. Guide.
thirty-second degree: $. Fred Hahn.
rhirty-second degree: Samuel Hart.
thirty-third degree honorary: Lewis
Hopfenmaier. thirty-second degree; Ar
vine W. Johnston. thirty-second de-
second degree: K. C. c. H.; Prof. L.
gree; Gen. Nelson A. Miles. thirty
second degree; Alvin L. Newmyer.
thirty-second: Francis a. sebrng.
thirty-third degree honorary: Rev.
William Tayioe Snyder. thirty-second
degree. X. G. c. H.; james Ii. Trimble.
Williamson. thirty-secon1 degree
General reception committee--Dr.
Frank f. Gibson. thirty-sec"jId degree
h. c. c. H.. chairman; Elme; e. Wood
thirty-second degree, vice chairman
Maurice II. Avery. thirty-second de-
gree; Bernard \. Baer. thirty-second
degree: Milton Baer. thirty second de-
gree: Clarence Z. Bright. thirty-second
degree: Charles L. Brooks. thirty
second degree; Lyman E Burdine,
thirty-second degree; Achille f. Burk
Christopher. thirty-second degree; Jo-
seph D. Davis. thirty-second degree
Benjamin Goldsworthy. thirty-second
degree; Dr. Arthur J. Hall. thirty-sec-
second degree; Frank E. Koch. thirty
second degree: Lawrence B. Mcintyre,
thirty-second degree. Thomas X. Man
ming. thirty-second degree; George s.
trf dos
Riefkin, thirty-second degree: William
II. Rowe, thtrty-second degree; Capt
Gordon Robinson. thirty second de-
gree: q. Leon Smthson. thirty-second
degree. Melvin A. Wertz. thirty-second
degree: Isaac w Wright. thirty-second
degree.
Entertainment committee - Milton
Hopfenmaier. thirty-second degree. K.
e. c. H.. chairman. Roe Fulkerson,
thirty-second degree, vice chairman;
J. Archibald Bailey. thirty-second de-
second degree. X. c. c. H: william L.
Boyden. thirty-third degree honorary:
Sulaimaan David. thirty-second de-
gree. X c. C. H.: John II. Won Herr
H: Carter B. keene. thirty-second de-
gree: James II. Mcintosh. thirty-second
degree. 4. c. c. H: Burgess W Mar
shall. thirty-second degree: Claude +
Miller. thirty-second degree; Elmer f.
Simpson. thirty-second degree X c. G.
H.: Lem Towers. jr, thirty-second de-
gree Nathan Weiil. thirty-second de-
gree, X. c. e. II.
Tuesday evening Robert dc Bruce
rouncil. Ancient and Accepted Scottish
Rite. win confer the thirtieth degree,
knight kadosh. the highest degree
conferred by that body. With the fol-
lowing members taking part:
First section--Arthur B. Hayes, thir-
ty-second degree. and Henry Il. Evans
thirtythird degree honorary.
Second section-George r. Davis
thirty-second degree. X. G. c. H., and
John G. Fairchild, thirty-second degree
Third section-William Q. Owen
fhirty-second degree. and John Wilson
thirty-third degree honorary.
Fourth section--John A. Lacy, thirty
third degree honorary: John II. Won
Hermann. thirty-second degree, *
g. c. II. and D. Nelson Clark, thirty.
second degree.
Past Commander Gratz e Durkum