Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-01-26

MISCELLANEOUS.
! Thursday -kaliipols Grotto, annual !
election and installation.
Kaliipolis Grotto of the MYSTIC Or
der of Yelled Prophets will launch
its new year Thursday evening by
electing a line of officers. with
Charles D. Shackelford heading the
list as monarch and with but one
election contest---that of Prophets
Castleman p. Boss, Marshal w. Pick
ering and Harry w. Taylor for the
office of master of ceremonies.
The Grotto Band has elected the
following officers: ii. w. Palmer.
president: F. F. Robey, vice presi-
dent; Philip Nachman, sr, recording
and financial secretary; F. A. Herr
mann. treasurer: walter Bachofner,
librarian. and Philip Schneider, SER
geant-at-arms and custodian. The
Grotto Drill Corps has announced
dance for Saturday evening. Febru-
airy i. at 1902 18th street. Cigarettes
were distributed to the soldiers at
Walter Reed Hospital last Sunday
by the ladies of the Grotto.
The Triangle Club has elected the
following officers; George w. Con-
nor. president; George w Smith, first
vice president; w. w. Stockberger.
second vice president; II. W. Rut-
Evans, secretary; DR.. II. *. Walter.
treasurer; W. Fl. Phipps, marshal:
o. f. Williams. herald; DR.. r. J.
Formal, executive committee. and
George W. Smith and j. c. Cross,
members of the advisory board. The
club will give ladies' night Febru-
airy 10 at nth and E streets north
west and a. dance at 1917 X street
northwest March 4.
head the line in the NJ. M. degree
at a special communication of Osiris
| Lodge, No %, Wednesday evening at
! 80 o'clock, when special music and
other features will be presented.
Washington Centennial Lodge, No. IA.
will have the E. A. degree. with the
line headed by Junior Warden George
F. Hoover, and followed by the II. G.
degree, with Senior Warden Allen E.
TAFT conducting. at special Friday
evening.
Master George Duval announces
that the following officers have been
elected by the lodge bowling league.
A. ]. Simons, president; John w. Fen
ton, jr.. vice president: George An
thony, secretary. ana z. h Woern-
gin its contests at the recreation al
leys February T.
Senior Warden H. D. Lawson win
head the official line in the f. A. de-
gree for Takoma Lodge. No. %. at its
communication Tuesday evening.
East Gate Lodge, No. "a. is to have
a past masters night Wednesday for
the NJ. NJ. degree.
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evening will start with the e. A.
degree at o special opening at 5
p. M. followed by the M. M. degree the
same evening at the regular commun-
ication-
Tuesday evening, Mount Horeb Royal
Arch Chapter, No. Z, has announced
also the p NJ and NJ f. M. degrees.
, The chapter will hold its annual cleo
ton February IL.
Alnas Temple Patrol entertained fifty
Overseas boys from the Walter Reed
Hospital at it's headquarters tuesday
evening with turkey dinner. prepared
and served by the Lebanon Lodge Red
Cross unit. and a program contributed
by Mrs. Johannis, Mrs Lawson. Mrs.
Mr.. Fillow and the Hotel Raleigh Or
chestra. The next dance OF the patrol
will be given at Odd Fellows Temple
Wednesday evening, with a limit to the
cards OF admission
High Priest Charles D. shackelford
has provided elaborate entertainment
for the grand visitation to Eureka
Royal Arch Chapter Friday evening
and invited 1.-THE ladies of the chap
ceremonies and refreshments are to
be served.
Herbert F. Smith, the newly in
stalled master of the New Jerusalem
Lodge, No. 9, was given a surprise
Charles c. Sharah, heading delega-
ton including Harry F. Clark. score
, tary- treasurer of the Washington Steel
and Ordnance Company: Walter A. An
derson, assistant secretary treasurer c.
Y, Wheeler. also of the company, and
eighty-four coworkers in the plant
with Master Smith. called to express
the appreciation and honor felt by the
| Masons at the plant in the election of
one of their number to be master of
invited the lodge members and their
friends to a nearby caravansary. where
refreshments were served.
Columbia Royal Arch Chapter, No. /,
will give its annual entertainment and
| ladies night Tuesday evening at the
New willard, the program including a
reception from $40 to pm, enter
j tafnment from 3 to 10 and dancing
i from 10 to 2 m. Coming the evening
before the grand visitation to the
chapter it is to be called visitation
entertainment"
| The Circle Masonic Club, composed
| of master masons connected with the
| District government, recently elected
| the following officers: President
| Charles A. Stevens. superintendent
| House of Detention (re-elected);
vice president, Ben T.. Prince, col
| lector of taxes (re-elected); second
| vice president, Conrad II. Syme,
| corporation counsel; third vice presi-
| dent, William c. Fowler, health
| officer; secretary, Everett l.. Phillips,
| sanitary officer, metropolitan police
| (re-eIected): treasurer. James r.
ILusby, disbursing officer (re- elected) !;
| serg cant alarms. Wilson Oliver,
| clerk, fire department; tiler. ]. l..
| Peterson, child labor inspector.
Representatives to the advisory board
| of masonic clubs, Edwin B. Hesse.
chief clerk, police department. and
| Gus. A. Schuldt. former assistant
corporation counsel. Membership
board, Harry T.. Gessford, inspector,
police: Phil Nicholson. deputy fire
chief, and Milton j. Fillius, assistant
cashier, tax office.
| AT the termination of the election.
an invitation was received to visit
the Fellowship Club in the same
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