Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-12-09

! d.: Walter karsner. J. D.: Elmer w.
| Reese. S. s.: William p Billings. J. g;
| Remsbers, tiier: 81. NJ. Mclean. trustee.
/ three years; NJ. ]. Holmes. representa-
| tive board of directors. Masonic end
Eastern Star Hone W NIL a..oc,e a5TS.
| David G. Cheesman. two years; william
| o. Proved. one year. delegates Masonic
board OF relief: Charles r: Baldwin, j.
L. Sherwood. board of managers.
Brooklsnd Temple. three years.
] King David Lodge. No. 2S-Howard
4 l.. Leslie. master; Ernest c. Saltzman,
| senior warden: Louis j. Hughes. jun
tary: Marvin NJ. Mclean. treasurer.
| Grand Lodge proxies-Earle ID.
! stocking. for master; J. Walter kars-
ner for senior warden; Elmer w.
I Reese. for junior warden.
Mount Pleasant Lodge. No. 33-John
F. Putnam. master: Vernon G. owen,
senior warden: Robert L: Hughes; jun
secretary: Charles Some, treasurer
Grand Lodge proxies-Charles s.
kimball. for master; Edward E. Put
nam. for senior warden: Charles A.
Jaauette. for Junior warden
East Gate. No. s4-George l.. Bidwell.
master; Rush w. Conklin, senior war
den: Charles p. sener, junior warden;
Linger, jr.. treasurer tre-elected): W.
Grant Lieuallen Up. M. master of
ceremonies (re-elected): r. Homer Hall
~. NJ. chaplain; Glton r. McCardeli.
senior deacon; Charles L. Mendel.
Junior deacon; David b. Perry. senior
steward: Frederick y. Davis. Junior
steward: John ". Greene, tiler: Frank
NJ Hatley. trustee for three years. Rep
resentatives: Allen E. Cowies. to the
Masonic and Eastern Star Home: Ar
thur s. Henderson. to st. Johns Mite
Society: Edwin A. NJ. Lawson. to Ma
sonic board of relief. The officers were
installed by Retiring Master Hender-
son.
stansbury Lodge. No. "a. will have a
special meeting Friday evening for the
elected tomorrow evening. The E. A.
degree will be presented also Friday
evening. The lodge will call off its
communication scheduled for Decem-
Der "a.
Almas Temple Patrol already has APP
pointed a special committee to srrsnge
for dance at Rauschers st. Pat
rick's night The patrol is in receipt
of many compliments for it's novel drill
in Baltimore at the recent ceremonial
session of Boumi Temple. under Capt.
Charles II. Shackelford. its new COM
ruander.
Mount Vernon Royal Arch Chapter.
No. 3. has announced the +. NJ. and
NJ. E NJ degrees for tomorrow even
ing. when. High Priest William s. Ad-
kins announces. more cigars will be
served. The convocation scheduled for
December. it is stated. will be called
Off A feature of the last convocation
Of Mount Vernon was the appearance
of Past High Priest Roger O'Donnell.
who was received in due and ancient
FORM. according to the circular an
nouncement of the high priest.
An interesting announcement in the
latest circular of Master Frederick F..
Hodge of Dawson Lodge. No. Is. is that
one of the brethren of the lodge has
been the first to make a contribution
for the establishment of the proposed
Masonic Club in Paris for the boys
over there Dawson Lodge has the
making of twenty-seven stars for its
new service nag. which is soon to be UNI
furied. The lodge will both elect and
install its ofhcers tomorrow evening, Re
freshments will be served. The Christ
mas eve communication. it is stated. will
be called off.
La Fayette Lodge No 10, will not in
stall it's newly elected oficers until the
evening of December 20, when also a
past masters jewel will be presented.
Maj. William A Mensch. a past mon
arch of Bahrein Grotto. No s6. of San
Diego. Cal. member Of Hollywood
Lodge. No. 35s. Of California. and also
past chancellor of the Junior Order OF
visit to Grand Monarch Edward s.
Schmid last week. He is four years
past the allotted three-score and ten. but
very anxious to take a hand in the fight
ing over there"
Mount Pleasant Chapter. No. 10. Fri
day evening will have the Royal Arch
degree. for the sixth team to be ex-
a hNE yrk n~s
during the year. No. IS. it is stated.
will make an increase of twenty-ei1ht
this year. number more than double
the charter membership of 1914. The
holiday convocation probably will be
dispensed with.
Pentaluha Lodge. No. %. by dispen-
50 ton OF the grand master and in ac-
Saturday evening for the benefit of men
in the military and naval service of the
country. presented the E. A., F. c. and
~ NJ degrees at a special communica-
lion last evening. starting at o'clock
. IN the afternoon and completing the
work. after supper. Many men in mi
form were visitors for the evening. The
lodge has the NJ. NJ. degree scheduled
for December IL
King David Lodge. No. Is. has ANNOUNCE
60 special tuesday. starting at pm.
for the T. A.. F. c. and NJ NJ. degrees
CaDitol Roval Arch Chapter. No. II
WIN present the p. NJ. and NJ. E. NJ de-
grees Friday evening The PoyaI Arch
degree prooa bly, will be presented by the
past high priests of the chapter Decem-
be- IS.
Grand Master jaime. W. Witten. at
King solomon Lodge. "Wednesday after
noon. installed the following newly elect
ed omcers; Charles J. johnson, master:
Arthur c. Webb. senior warden: Rayn,ond
y Wiimsrth. Junior warden; James r
SaSeoeer tpast mastery. secretary; Charles
SCuerer tOast master). treasurer; Rev
clarence ID. Weldon. chaplain; William
f. Collier, master Of ceremonies: Fra nkIi,
r. Rapp. senior deacon William ]. Rich
Junior deacon; Rnse~ll H. Armentrout.
senior steward, and Hugh Everett, iunior
steward " ''''
Past Ma ter Bert V Wolfe was elected
Director Of work and will have charge or
ne SCHOOL OF instruction conducted nv
Nm solomon Lode" SATURDAY, rio,l.s for
ne dement, nf the officers The ,orsee VIII
rave sneciai COMM, nicatio- "Wednesday
afternoon. at O'Clock. for the p e. do
gree oe
IN e"ear '%ation consisting of boys
~ ""d"- sixteen ""ars cd the sons
! OF members of Ealiinol's Grotto viz
give an "rf"rtainment and dance We'd
esoaN evening nt Pr-hian ren,ple
! rom 10 IL n'"loc'-. Til. oreaniz,
,,o' called the Gr~t.o Drum and
,tuste Corps. has '~ed~ it, anpearanns
IN public - several occasions II, ;s
n.J Il r