Evening star., 1915-12-26
tertainment has been arranged and re-
freshments will be served.

Itertainment has been arranged and re-
freshments will be served.
Adoniram Council. No. ., Royal and
stalled the following officers for the
year 1915: Charles E. Alexander.
| thrice illustrious master: Rollo S.
jackson, right illustrious deputy mas
principal conductor of work; Walter B.
Pettus. treasurer tre-electe6: Claude
F. King. recorder Te-elected): Philip
NJ. Ashford. captain of the guard: DR..
council; Harry S. Barnes. marshal;
William w. Jermane. chaplain: Willy
liam Salisbury. steward. and Edward
kolh, sentinel.
After the election and installation a
banquet was served
Att communication of Benjamin b.
French Lodge, No. Is. Monday even
ing. past masters jewel was pre-
senfed to Arthur w. Davidson, the ju-
nior past master of the lodge. The
presentation was made by Past Master
Charles E. Hood, who commented upon
the efficient work of Mr.. Davidson
while in the official line.
Rev. DIR. James S. Montgomery de-
llivered an address, which was appre-
ciated by a large audience. selections
by the lodge choir and cello SOLO py
Morris F. Lyons with E. c. Ballinger as
tainment.
Worshipful Master James P. schick
announced the E. A. degree for the
communication of January 3.
The Fellowship Club lat it's last meet
ing was addressed by the Rev. James
Shera Montgomery, pastor or the
| Metropolitan Church. on How TO Ge.
make for success in the business and
professional affairs of men. such as
luck. pull and merit The latter IN the
final analysis. he declared. was the
predominant factor that proved the
man fit for preferment above his fell
lows Luck and pull. he said, were but
exceptions to the rule in gaining sue
cess real or apparent. in the several
walks of life.
Past Grand Master Charles E. Bald
win also addressed the club on sub
jects of interest to the club members
particularly and the Masonic fraternity
Troutman spoke enthusiastically of the
coming "get-together" of the Masonic
clubs at the buffet lunch, to be given at
the New Willard January IA. and
stated it was assured that more than
1000 members and their Masonic
friends would be present.
Associate Editor Anglin of the Trades
Unionist gave b1ackface talk. which
dolin and Guitar Club furnished the
music.
The "get-together meeting luncheon
and entertainment. to be held at the
New Willard Friday evening, January
IA. under the auspices of the Masonic
clubs of this city. is expected to be the
largest gathering of master Masons
ever assembled here on any similar oc-
casion. according to the reports of the
subcommittee perfecting the arrange
ments. The Masonic Club Band. under
the leadership of Frederick wilkins.
jr., is having two rehearsals each week
preparing for the occasion.
Lucien G. Yung, the newly elected
master of Osiris Lodge. No. 26. an
nounces the formation of a lodge school
of instruction. under the direction of
Past Master Carey S. Frye, which will
meet the Saturday previous to the pres
entation of degrees. The lodge will
have a social meeting the evening of
January 5, something out of the ordi-
nary, with refreshments in the banquet
room. and the NJ. NJ. degree January 49,
Mount Horeb Royal Arch Chapter
No. Z. has announced the mark degree
for Tuesday evening, beginning at 1880
O'Clock.