Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-11-26

December 90 by the officers of thu
trict. assisted by the chapter officers
| The chapters annual "get-togethel
| dinner" is scheduled for January Is
when the guests will be limited to the
| new members who have been exalted
| during the year.
| Anacostia Lodge. No. 81. is to have 6
degree team Junior Deacon f. E
| Fisher. chairman; Jacob G. Moody an(
| Roland p. Skinner compose the com
mittee that is engineering the project
| Col. c. Fred Cook, Junior warden OF
| Temple-Noyes Lodge. No. 80, assisted
! by l.. Whiting Estes. Junior deacon
! who acted as senior deacon for the oc-
| casion. made the +. c. degree a fea.
| ture Thursday evening.
Through the circular of Worshipful
! Master Charles E. Lightfoot of George
c. Whiting Lodge. No. q. it is learned
for the first time for publication, that
Washington. D. c.. is located at 225 John
Marshall place. phone Main 2175. with
Delos w. Thayer manager: that it's Of
ficers are William Clabaugh. master of
The New Jerusalem Lodge. No. 9. presi-
dent; William w. Everett of La Fayette
Lodge, No. 10, vice president: Wallace
Streater, past grand patron of the Order
of the Eastern Star, secretary, and
NJ. A. Winter of King Solomon Lodge,
No 81. treasurer. and that its executive
committee is composed of Paul F.
Grove of Federal Lodge, No. /; Joseph
A. Bennett of Potomac Lodge, No 5:
Robert Myer of National Lodge. No IL;
Marx f. Kahn of Washington Centen-
NAL Lodge, No. IA. and Mrs. Helen F.
Molster of the Order of the Eastern Star.
The bureau is asking the names of
those who would like temporary en-
ployment during the holiday season as
the receipt of many applications for
employment and number of positions
as having been secured for applicants.
In the program of entertainment Of
fered at the meeting of the Ashlar Club
of Master Masons. at the old Masonic
Temple, 9th and + streets northwest.
last evening. Aldrich II. Moore. son of
Sovereign Grand Commander George
Fleming Moore of the Ancient and Ac-
noted violinist Alois Trynka. played
Febich's Poem" and Kreisler's Indian
Lament" Miss Lavinia E. Nugent sang
Alicia Scotts within the Garden of
Cry of Rachel" while Miss Gertrude
Brooks. 1.-THE adopted daughter of the
Ashlar Club played the piano accom-
paniments for both soloists. Mrs. Ma
rius r. Campbell gave a stereopticon
lecture on the Glacier National Park,
and the Pettine Guitar and Mandolin
Club. under the direction of Mrs. w. J.
Mooney. played selections. Nine ap-
plicants for membership We're initiated.
stories and gave recitation. "A Politi-
cal Satire: Edward Muth. piano selec-
tons: Isidore !. Meyrowitz. dialect
readings, and w. L. Thornton sang
popular songs at the meeting of the
Trestleboard Club of Master Masons of
the government printing Office week
ago last night. The program was pre-
pared by President w. D. Skeen and
Frank NJ. Roller.
Pentalpha Lodge, No 2s. had its
grand visitation Monday night. Mem
bers of B. B. French Lodge, No Is, and
of the Worshipful Masters Association
of 1915 attended in a body.
Following the usual formalities and
an address in which Grand Master W.
". Jermane paid high tribute to the
memory of Past Masters William j.
Nay1or and Arthur A. Birney of Pen
talpha Lodge. of which the grand mas
ter is member the following program
was given:
Selection. Rakemann's Orchestra: solo,
Charles f. Myers: speciality. I. S. Gold
smith and Wilbur f Fookes: introduce
ton of speaker by Past Master J.
Henri Wasner: address. Rev James
Shera Montgomery; remarks by Arthur
NJ. Poynton: pipe organ solo. Rolla G.
Onyun: selection. orchestra. Following
this Worshipful Master A. r R. On
yum presented the grand master with
a box of American Beauty roses to be
given to Mrs. Jermane, with the COM
pliments of the lodge.
The lodge was presented with a large
American flag by Henry Lansburgh,
which was accepted with thanks.
Pentalpha Lodge has sent an invitation
to the members of Garfield Lodge of New
York city to pay a fraternal visit and
exeInplify the degrees in the District
lodge. tentatively. on March next. The
brethren OF Magnolia Lodge. No 20, of
Columbus Ohio. have been invited also
to be present at the same time.
This is a result of the recent use in
Pentalpha Lodge of an emblem known as
the Garfield Jewell" which originated in
the Ohio lodge and will be finally deposit
ed with the lodge in New York. Presi-
dent Garfield was raised in Magnolia
Lodge. but later Omitted to become a
charter member Of Pentalpha Lodge.
while Garfield Lodge was SO named to
honor his memory
Osiris Lodge. No. &c. will have a spe-
cial communication Wednesday even
ing at 1870 o'clock for the NJ. NJ. degree.
The election and installation of officers
will take place December 6. There will
be no meeting December 20. because of
the Grand Lodge communication.