Evening star., 1916-12-10

mond o. Wilmarth. for senior warden;
Franklin f. Rapp, for Junior warden.
| Mount Pleasant Lodge. No. 33-How-
| ard S. Austin, master; John F. Putnam,
senior warden: Vernon G. owen, junior
| warden; William Burton Green, secre-
| tary (re-elected); Charles Some. treas
urer (re-elected): Robert L. Hughes.
senior deacon; Charles S. Kimball, ju-
nior deacon: Rev. George F. Dudley.
chaplain; Charles e. Warfield, master
of ceremonies; Edward E. Putnam, Sc
| nior steward: Charles A. Jaquette, ju-
nior steward; James w. Cheney. organ
| list: Harry A. Cummins. tiler; Robert S.
Stunz and John w. Ward, trustees: E.
| delegates to Masonic board of relief:
Harry l.. Gessford. delegate to ST.
! Johns Mite Association: Miles Taylor.
delegate to Eastern Star Home. Proxies
to Grand Lodge-Robert l.. Hughes.
Edward f. Putnam and Charles S Kim
ball. The officers were installed by
Past Grand Master J. Claude KEEPER.
East Gate Lodge, No. 34-Arthur S.
senior warden: Rush W. Conklin, jun
ior warden: Charles l.. Mendel, secre-
tary (re-elected): Henry A. Linger, jr.
! treasurer; w. Grant Lieuallen, master
of ceremonies; William l. Campbell,
chaplain; Charles E. Sener, senior dea-
con: Ulton F. McCardell, Junior deacon
Ralph F. Andrews, senior steward
Raymond B. Beach, Junior steward
.fohn w. Greene. tiler; Allen f. Cowles,
representative to Masonic and Eastern
Star Home: T. Homer Hall. represen-
tative to st. Johns Mite Association;
Edwin A. NJ. Lawson and William r.
Love. representatives to Masonic board
of relief: Maurice Z. Shipley, William
r. Coon and Frank NJ. Hatley. trus-
tees: John v. La Grange, Frank l..
Schultz and Harry S. Burgess. finance
committee.
The newly elected officers were in
l1n<l 1~,y D.s,
The master Masons degree will be
presented Thursday evening. Decem-
Der 2S. at o'clock. The communica-
tion December 20 has been called off
The executive committee of the Ash
lar Club has announced "children's
night to be given at the next meeting
of the club. December %. Hubert G..
Mclean, chairman of the committee
on arrangements. stated last evening
that Santa Claus had promised to be
present and distribute gifts to the
good little girls and boys, children of
the members of the Ashlar Club
The entertainment for the evening
which will include recitations, vocal
and instrumental solos, together with
a mixed chorus and fancy dancing. will
be entirely by children. An orchestra
of twenty pieces has been secured to
assist the entertainers. AS this will
be the first entertainment ever given
by the club to the "kiddies," every
thing will be done to make it com
plete success.
The executive committee has decided
that the meeting in January will be
given over to Kallipolis Grotto Glee
Club. The February meeting will be
strictly by talent of members of the
Ashlar Club. The banjo-mandolin club
is holding weekly rehearsals for this
event, while the minstrel section of
the organization is being trained for
it's part on the program. The initiatory
ceremony will be amended for the oc-
caSion.
Temple-Noyes Lodge. No 30. follow
ing the election and installation of it's
officers Thursday evening. is to have a
wild Goose Chase" and in addition
Past Master Carter B. Keene is to de-
liver an illustrated lecture entitled
November Thrills and Chills, in
recognition of the unusual Fluctuations
extended to him at the October COM
munication.