Evening star., 1915-12-05

her piano rendition. The IhPei ID
son, Theodore Arbealy and S. r. White
gave several selections. among the them
THE Rosary Samuel R. White
amused with card tricks and performed
a number of feats in Hindoo magic
AS concluding stunt" he pulled from
the hat of one of the spectators severa
flags, vegetab bles, rabbits and a guam
,tity of variegated ribbon. and as.
lapparent relish.
At the banquet President Charles r
Bartlett acted as POSTMASTER. Afte!
a short address to The Ladies OF
Alpha" he called upon Harry Burlin-
game to respond to the toast. Happy
Though Married.: E. w. Libbey, why
We Love the Ladies'" and Everett E.
Bartlett, Ladies and Sunshine"
! The affair was so successful that
plans are already under way for an
other in the near future.
1t was decided to postpone the De
| cember meeting on account of its fall
ling on Christmas night.
| Kallipolis Grotto, No. 15 held a busi-
| ness meeting Monday evening at Cham
| Der of Commerce Hall. for the disposal
| of matters of routine business prior to
| the nomination and election of officers
! Several candidates We're initiated, the
| short form being used. A committee
on bylaws. consisting of the past
| monarchs, submitted a number OF
l >,
| be acted upon at the annual meeting
| In January. The grotto band furnished
| music throughout the evening, and at
| the conclusion of the meeting refresh
| ments were served.
| 1t was decided to hold a ladies' night
! in January, and Master of Ceremonies
| I. S. Goldsmith was named as chairman
| of the affair.
Samuel F. Shreve, president of the
| band, addressed the meeting relative
IN he da pn fn hn 0iv nv ha nd
December 7. Admission will be by
| card. which can be obtained from mem
bers of the band
| 1t was decided to hold a number of
| theater parties throughout the winter.
F! and Past Monarch p. r. Pullman was
appointed chairman of the committee
| to make the necessary arrangements.
| Jacque Heidenheimer, chairman of a
committee to arrange for the initiation
of a number of candidates from Alex
| in formation and would soon be ready
| to receive the degree of Yelled Prophet.
The band win play for Stansbury
Lodge, No. "a, F. A. A. NJ, at Bright
wood. Thursday evening.
Grand Monarch w. II. Snyder in
stalled the officers and delivered the
charter of Yedz Grotto, No. So, of Balti-
more on November 2e. The ceremony
was held in the clubroom of the Hotel
Rennert and was attended by a num-
Der of prophets from Kallipolis and
other grottoes. The grand monarch
was assisted by Grand Chief Justice
Edward S. Schmid. who acted as grand
marshal, and H. j. Simmons, as grand
secretary.
The meeting was addressed by the
grand monarch, the grand chief justice,
Monarch Charles Clark of 4edz Grotto
and Prophets c. P. Boss and II. ]. Sim
mons of kallipolis Grotto.
Election results in the several lodges
that met last week have been reported
as follows:
rah, master; Henry Page, senior ward
en-; S. Bryce Pole, Junior warden; Mil
lard T. Dixon, secretary, and Maurice
Otterback, treasurer.
Proxies to Grand Lodge-Carl B. Heb
bard for master, Roland NJ. Brown for
senior warden and George ,. FOREMAN
for Junior warden
Washington Centennial Lodge, No. "A
james S. Mccarthy, master; Marx Il.
Kahn. senior warden; Robert K Cooke,
tr, junior warden; Jason waterman,
secretary, and Walter B. Pettus, treas
urer.
Proxies to Grand Lodge-Jospeh T.
Parks for senior warden and Maury
Middleton for junior warden:
Osiris Lodge, No. sc. fung, mas
ter: William w. Scott. senior warden ;
James H. Graves, senior deacon; ALVIN
D. Hathaway, secretary; William L.
FitZ Gerald, treasurer; Charles >: Cav
ller, senior deacon: Harry IL. Thomp-
son, junior deacon; Samuel " Gusack,
senior steward. and Herbert P. Gerald,
Junior steward.
Herbert P. Gerald, who was elected
Junior steward, has been secretary OF
Osiris Lodge for the past twenty years
Owing to other interests he would not
accept reelection as secretary AS
reward for his long. faithful and mer-
itorious service as secretary he was
voted life membership in the lodge
and was presented with handsome
gold ring by his friends in the lodge.
King Solomon Lodge. No. 3l-Archi-
bald ]. Rose, master; Duncan McLaren,
senior warden; Charles P. Johnston,
junior warden: Bert V. Wolfe, secre-
tary; Charles Scherer, treasurer Prox-
|ies-Arthur C. Webb, for master: John
J. yerleger, for senior warden; Ernest
Scott. master; r. Hanson weightman,
senior warden; James r. Stringfeliow,
junior warden: Fielder l. Hunter. sec
Finley, jr, S. b; Joseph S Cornish.
J. D.: Charles E. Johnson, S. s.; Walter
s. ZACHARY j. s. w Harry lne G. Kim km1a pal
eeate to ST. Johns Mite Association,
John T. Meany; delegate TO Masonic
board of relief, Charles w. Pinlper;
delegate to Masonic and Eastern Star
on board of directors of lodgeroom
No. 2. Charles r. Duehay; trustees.
James B. Lambie, Ira W. Hopkins,
Fred w. Boone: choir, Harry NJ. Fork
| er, Charles r. Bartell, Fred Sillers, n.
| S. Moreton: proxies. Mark F. Finley.
jr.: Joseph S. Cornish, Charles E. john
son.
| High Priest Jesse w. Thornton yes
| terday announced that the M NJ. degree
| will be presented in La Fayette Royal
| Arch Chapter, No. 5, Tuesday evening,
and the Il. A. degree at the convocation
the evening of December 81.
Lebanon Lodge. No. 7, Friday evening
| ficers for the year 1916: Master, Charles
T.. Alexander: senior warden, Lester J..
Kelley: junior warden, Elmer c. Wood :.
/ secretary, Walter w. Ludlow; treas
urer, Carl kattelrnann, jr.; marshal.
Daniel W. Beach, jr.; chaplain. Rev. T.
/ E. Davis: senior deacon, Carl van
| White; junior deacon, William B. Free
man; senior steward, Joseph F. Scho-
field; junior steward. Fred J. De MolI ::
oreanist, John B. Wilson: tiler, Edward
IL. Stull. Representatives-Boa of di-
| rectors of Masonic and Eastern Star
| Home, II. X. Simpson: St Johns Mite
Association, A. II. Smith; Masonic
board of relief. T. II. Young and f. 1.
Beach. Trustees-John G.. Wineman,
= {. Nottingham and w. c. Fowler.
lCorporator-Masoni Hall Association,
| w j. Acker. Finance committee.
J. Kelley. NJ. b. Yerger and J. c. Wine
man.
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