Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-12-16

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Rev. T. Elwood Davis, chaplain: John
B. Wilson. organist, and Edward J
Stull, tiler. Grand Lodge proxies
| Walter T. Paine. for master: ). F. Noel
| for senior warden: A. g. Fessenden. fol
Junior warden. Representatives.: Board
Of directors, Masonic and Eastern Star
| Home, Thomas S. Sergeon: St. Johns
Mite Association, Arthur 81. Smith; Ma
sonic board Of relief. Thomas II. Young
| trustee. S. G. Nottingham, and board OF
j managers lodgeroom No. !. Charles D
! Shakelford.
! The newly elected oflcers were in
! stalled by Past Master Walter T. Paine
| The retiring master, Lester J.. Kelley
| was presented with past masters
jewel
Washington Centennial Lodge. No. IL
Master. Robert r. Cooke. tr.; senior
warden, George Duval, r.; Junior ward.
W. a ns sreasurer Leonard so steu
art: chaplain. Rev. John Weidley; as
sfstant chaplain, Rev. Charles e. Fultz
marshal, Evander French; senior deacon
George F. Hoover: junior deacon, How
ard Linton: senior steward. Sherman
Folsom; junior steward. William 7. Pol
lard; organist, Charles r. Bartlett: tiler
John ]. Hill; assistant tiler. John C. Bull
| ger; trustee (three years., Marx E.
the order, Harry E. Huntsberry, John p
Turner. Washington Topham, Lyman E
Burdine and Ayoob M. Rizik; represen-
tatives: To Masonic board of relief, r.
win L. Rose; to Masonic Hall Associa=
ton. Evander French: to St. Johns Mite
tors of 1odgeroom. Leonard p. Steuart;
to Masonic and Eastern Star Home. Wal
lace Streater
The officers were installed by the retir-
ing master. The grand master presented
to Junior Past Master Marx E. Kahn a
past masters jewel
The communication which would have
been held December 10 Is omitted on ac-
count of the meeting of the Grand Lodge.
Dawson Lodge. No. 16-william H.
Murray, master; Wisdom D. Brown,
senior warden: William R. Clarkson,
junior warden: John A. Colborn. P. NJ,
secretary re-elected): Joseph P. steph-
Frederic E. Hodge. p. M. master Of
ceremonies: Charles W. Hoover, senior
deacon; Mark Stearman, junior deacon;
Allen L. Cotton. senior steward; Charles
L. Taylor, junior steward. and John L.
Apple. P. NJ, organist; Claude n. Wood
ward, P. NJ, delegate to st. Johns Mite
Association: George w. Baumann. P. NJ,
delegate to Masonic board of relief;
Thomas w. Bramhall, P. NJ. represent
alive to board OF managers, lodge
room No. I; George w. Baumann, P.
NJ, representative to board of man
ayers, Masonic and Eastern Star Home
The officers were installed by Past
Master George G. Seibold. Past Master
Thomas W. Bramhall presented to the
retiring master past masters jewel.
Osiris Lodge. No. 2s-J.. Harwood
Graves master: Charles S. Gawler.
senior warden; Harry H. Thompson,
Junior warden; Wilson A. Blossom, sec
rotary; William T. Fitzgerald. treasur-
er (for fourteenth year,; William v.
Lewis. chaplain tfor tenth Year, Thorn
as H. Unsworth, marshal (for thir-
teenth year,; Samuel v. Gusack, senior
deacon: Herbert P. Gerald. Junior dea-
con; Albert II. Putney. senior steward;
X. Betker. tiler Hor twenty-flrst Year,:
w. T. Fitzgerald. Joseph Herzog and
Samuel V. Gusack, Grand Lodge proxies;
II. r. Gerald, delegate to Masonic board
Of relief: w. v. Lewis. delegate to st.
Johns Mite Association: Joseph Her
zog, proxy delegate to st. Johns Mite
Association; L. Cabell Williamson.
representative at Masonic and Eastern
Star Home; w. T. FITZGERALD. repre-
sentative on lodge room No. 2. and
todian Of lodge property. Harry H.
Thompson was appointed director Of
floor work in the degrees. Harry G.
KimbaH was elected organist and Harry
NJ. Forker vocalist. A past masters
jewel was presented in the name of the
lodge to the retiring master, william
w. Scott.
William r. Singleton, No. .3o-Albert
P. Seller. master; Charles r. Hurley.
senior warden; Forrest D. Yowell. ju-
Frederick J. Heider. treasurer; N. w.
Chappell. senior deacon; Harry L.
Freer. Junior deacon; Rev. e. C. Pow
ers. chaplain; J. Harvey Robey, marshal;
Bernard L. Robey. senior steward:
George A. Sith. Junior steward; P. MIL
ganist. Representatives were elected
as follows: Curtis N. Smith. board OF
relief; N. W. Chappell, st. Johns Mite
Association: Frederick w. Parks, Ma
and also Anthony M. Ray. P. Marion
Walker and Frederick F. Robey, trus-
tees.
Hiram Lodge. No. 10. James r. String
fellow. master; Mark F. Finley. jr.,
warden: Charles E. Johnson, senior
deacon: Willis Ray Gregg. junior dea-
con; Harry Zehner. senior steward, and
E. r. Baugh, junior steward.
Potomac Lodge. No. 5, will have the
Senior Warden Walter X. Handy heading
the official line.
The Valiant and Magnanimous Order OF
the Temple is announced for Orient Com
mandery, No. g. Knights Templar, tomor-
row evening, and full templar uniform
is ordered. Orient Commandery will cele-
brate the Christmas observance in its
asylum, 4th street and Pennsylvania ave-
nue. southeast. Christmas morning at
1880 o'clock, when each sir knight is in
vited to bring with him a Royal Arch
companion.
Almas Temple of the Mystic Shrine has
a roll of honor bearing the names of
fifty-two OF its members who are serving
their country in the present crisis: Capt.
John H. Adams. War Department: Sergt
Albert H. Albers. Paris; Surg. C. E. Alex
ander. U. S. A: Capt. Benjamin A. Ball,
Camp Lee; Francis Bangert, U. S. A:
Maj. c. Fred Cook, u. S. A: Lieut. John
A. Crevert. Quartermaster's Corps; DR..
S. Clifford Cox 9Th Regiment England.