The Washington herald., 1915-12-19
Masonic Affairs.

evening, DccefuOer II Islo. tho toio"ins
snicers were duly elected to serve for the
ensuing5 year: Clarence E. Williams.
worshipful master: Paul r. Grove, senior
warden: Charles B. Bayiy. secretary;
william A. Hsrries. treasurer; Frank A.
Pierce, senior deacon; Stanley H. Rid
ings, Junior deacon; Warren w. Grimes.
senior steward; James c. Marsh. junior
steward; Walter A. Brown, delegate to
Fague, director NJ. and Z. Star Home:
Samuel ". Adams, delegate to Masonic
Board of Relief.
knights Templnr.
At the last meeting of Rathbone-
Superior Lodge. No, q the following offi-
GERS were elected for the ensuing year:
Chancellor commander, ID. c. Walker;
vice chancellor commander. +. H. Ian
caster; prelate. !. c. Ellis; master or
work, E. w. Heiss: keeper of records ana
seal, c. A. Cotterill: master OF hnance'
d. N. Hoover. ST.; master Of exchequer'
LIP. Daniel; master-of-frms. A. b.
Foster: inner guard. II. L. thompson
outer guard. NJ. F. Thompson: trustee.
W. Tobias; representatives to Grand
Lodge, e. w. Heiss. Edgar A. SNYDER
L. p. Daniel, ]. W. BiXler and l. Z. Eiiis'
relief committee. W. o. owen. The In
stallation Of officers will be held January
IL
Chancellor Commander Talbot o. Pu-
lixzi announces that during the year the
lodge has lost through death Brothers
W. b. Moore and T. A. Wickersham. ana
that six members have been added 10 us
roster. viz: C. A. Coterill, F. H. Lam
caster. Harry W. Chesley. c. T. Richaro-
son, B. p Evans and c. E. Green
The rank of knight was conferred upon
c. r Richardson. B. P. Evans and {. T.
Green in amplified form last Friday night
before a large number Of members OF the
order. and the work was put on In ea-
cellent shape.
At the meeting Wednesday night
Areme Chapter. No. 10. held an instaha-
tion OF officers for the ensuing yea yea:
Worthy matron, Mrs. Minnie Metz
worthy patron, Mrs William Murray;
associate matron. Mrs. G. Harding; sec
retary, Mrs. F. Sellinger: treasurer. Mrs.
B. Barnhardt; conductress, MRS. j.
FRANKIE; associate conductress, Mrs. IL
Rrashears; marshal. Mrs ]. Freck;
chaplain. Mrs. Belt; orGanist, Miss L.
Spoor; Ada. Mrs. a. Murray; Ruth. Mrs-
III. McCauley: Ester. Miss d. Stearman'
Martha, Miss V. Reece: Electa. Mrs. Il.
Tompkins: warder, Mrs. l. Caps;
sentinel, Mr.. W. Metz.
Past Matron Miss Maude Feilheimer
and Past Patron Mr.. c. Hosch, were
presented with the past matron and past
patron Jewels by Past Grand Matron
Mrs. B. F. Smith and Past Patron Mr..
William Barnhardt. Following the pres
entation. remarks were made by the
following past officers, Mrs. N. Pierce
and Mr. Edward Brashears.
For her faithful services during the
year Miss c. Fellheirner was the recipient
Of a beautiful lavalliere presented to her
1,,- ba hy n1afr0n
The chapter room was suitably decorat-
ed for the occasion with palms and cut
flowers The chapter was then entertain
ed by rccitations By Miss r. Levy.
which refreshments were
served.
Kallipolis Grotto will hold a business
meeting on December 90 at Chamber of
Commerce Hall. the principal feature of
which will be the nomination of officers
for 1916. The short form initiation will
be conferred at this session and. as this
will be the last opportunity for initiation
this year, a large class of candidates is
expected. The annual election and in
stallstion Will take place on January 2.
Master of Ceremonies J. 5. Goldsmith.
chairman of the Ladies' Night enter
tainment to be held at the Raleigh on
January IS, announces that the program
will consist of an elaborate entertain
,nent from to $50; refreshments from
go to 10. and dancing from 10 to mid
night. The Grotto band will furnish the
dance program. No pains will he spared
to make the affair thoroughly enjoyable
and the varied program is expected to
appeal not only 10 dancers, but to all
others.
The general committee consists of
(-alI lISF1r
chairman; Milton Hupfenmaier and
Henry L.ansburg, vice chairmen. and the
following: Judge George Fleming Moore.
Monarch J.. ". IIbbey. Chief Justice
George II. Enmons. jr.. Secretary II. J.
Simmons. Treasurer Joseph III. Curran.
Past Monarchs f. $. Schmid. J. w.
Collins, ]. H. Shreve. r. 8. Dickey and
p. p. Pullman; Prophets William +.
GUIDE. Rev. DIR. Abram Simon. Prof.
Julius Hamper. DR.. Frank Gibson, VIII
tam L.andvoight. Thomas Bynum. A. {.
wilkins, Kirk c. Miller Charles \.
Stevens, NJ. A. Winter. Delos w. Thayer.
Theodore Picard, Jacque Heidenheimer.
d. W. Yeabower, Milton Baer. Charles
.. Shackleford. Wilbur Fookes. DIR.
Frederic Yates, Jack Shulman, David
Wolf, c. P. Boss. A. II. Rogers. III. III.
Bedell. Samuel +. Shreve. Otto Roepke.
Charles Aufenthie, George c. Shafer.
George Hess, c. A. Brewton. Arch
r. williams. Adolph GUIDE, Charles NJ.
Keefer. George Cooke. Dr. c. Il.
Dufour, J. ". Williams. T. V. kcat-
ing, Julian Brylawski. NJ. W. Pick
cring, Edward /. Hutchinson. DR.. a. II.
STABLES, c. L. Ballard. Harry Wolf. Maui
rice Narceisenfeld. Frank B. ketchum
.Abram r. wingate- R. N. Thomas. Virgil
Fookes. A. II. Mayer. DR.. J. p. II. Will
muth. F. H. Kramer. DR.. Wilmer Hamp-
ton, Otto Woerner. Fred Decker. Clarence
Schnid. Everett z. Bartlett. John Par
sons. Melville Bornheim. P. W. Nicholson.
H. W. McKeldin. f. l.. Trice. c. NJ. Sa-
bin, John wilkerson. Thomas Grant.
Henry Franc, Jr.. Joseph Goldsmith.
George Leese. ]. H. Burkholder. Everett
HAWKINS, Charles p Rouse, Meyer Han
lein, Julius Albrecht, P. r. Latterner.
Guy W. A. Camp. Frank H Pierce, H. c.
Stein, DR.. G. N. Payette. F. c. Handy.
Edward w Zea. Paul Leibel. Mark
Stearman. ]. T. Riley. Charles 9. King.
Charles Zurho-st, and Thomas B. Arm
strong.
The grand secretary in recent COM
munication says: Since the last ses-
sion Of the Supreme Council in Buffalo
last June. the following grottoes have
been Instituted: Al Hassan. at East Chi
cago, Ind; Amra, at Knoxville. Tenn;
Zohak. at Decatur. Ill" He adds that
petitions are now being signed for
grottoes in several of the larger cities Of
the Middle West and I feel confident
they will materialize before January 1.
1876
Bella Grotto, No. 81. of Springfield.
Mass, held a successful ceremonial on
December IA and announces its annual