Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-12-12
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ses;rorganist, Raphael Rooster. tiler.
tiles, Merrick williams: delegate to
St,5sIohn's Mite Society, George L.
Sherman. past master; delegates to
Masonic board of relief, James E.
Piyqe> past master. and =. Jonn New
t0nypast grand master; representative
cupboard of managers of lodgeroom.
Merrick Williams; representative on
bsaEd Of managers of Masonic and
Eastern Star Home, John w. Kim
rnelAng, past master; incorporation.
Masonic Hall Association, Joseph q.
Fsak, past master: trustees, Joseph e.
Fs&k, past master; Max NJ. Rich. and
T. John Newton. past grand master.
Vhe officers were installed by Past
Grand Master Newton, and later in
the evening the retiring master. John
We Kimmerling, was presented past
MASTERS Jewell
William D. Hanback,, Henry N
Works and John w. Tiffany were ap-
painted as. proxies of the master and
N6rdens in the Grand Lodge, and
Committee appointments were an
bounced by the incoming master, as
pillows: r. L. Spire. Clarence z.
achooley and Walter E. Kern, as
charity committee; Hunter H. Laugh
fbn, Stephen H. Takes and Robert
Heyer. as finance committee; w. D.
hanback,, H. A. Works, ]. w. Tiffany.
g. T. Judd and S. T. Hazard, as in
&ruction committee; c. f. Schooley,
". E. Kern and C. T. Forteney. as ex-
animation committee, and J. w. kim
lnerling. J. S. Wasney, jr2 and G: e:
Rodger. jr.. as a committee to visit
sick members.
Washington Centennial Lodge. No;
14-George F. Hoover. worshipfu
master; DIR. Howard Linton. SEN
Tor warden; Sherman I. Folsom. Jun
for warden; Past Master Jason Water
man, secretary, and Past Master Leon
ard P. Steuart. treasurer. Past Mas,
ter Emmett c. Gilmore was reelected
to represent the lodge In st. Johns
Mite Association; Past Master Marx
e. Kahn. reelected trustee Tor three
years; Leonard P. Steuart. represent
alive to the Masonic and Eastern Star
Home board, and as a member of the
board of managers of lodgeroom No.
i; Past Master A. Ernest Tate and
living l. Rose, representatives on the
board of Masonic relief. and DR..
Charles W. Rich, to I'LL the vacancy on
the committee Of finance and good
Of the order.
Worshipful Master Hoover advanced
Mccarthy, senior deacon; Charles E.
LIE Foe, junior deacon, and John d.
! Hughes, senior steward. Milton s.
I Brown was appointed junior steward.
and Rev. DR.. Charles e. Fultz and
Past Master Evander French were re-
appointed chaplain and master Of
ceremonies, respectively William H.
McCarty, Charles E. LeFoe and John
ID. Hughes were nominated and elect
ed proxies to the Grand Lodge. G.
ES.ro yTavla onnnfntd chairman
of the committee to visit the sick;
Past Master John j. Hill was reap
pointed tiler, and John c. Ballou and
Maitland S. Wright were reappointed
lively.
Worshipful Master Hoover was pre-
scented with a box Of cut flowers by
retiring Master Tate on behalf of
Past Master James S. Mccarthy. who
appointed Mr.. Hoover to the official
line in 1916. Past Master Jason Wat
erman presented to retiring Master
Tate past masters Jewel.
Harmony Lodge, No. 17-George M.
Evans (second term, master; C. Ed
gar Bittinger, senior warden: Frank
T. Shull, junior warden; w. Hamilton
Smith (thirtieth term), secretary;
Orange S. Firmin (thirty -seventh
sistant treasurer; c. Vaughan Darby,
senior deacon; C. Melvin Sharp, junior
deacon; Arthur N. Presmont. senior
steward: Max Ebel. junior steward;
C. Melvin Fisher. tiler: Charles e.
Gross. trustee, three years: Robert
Eastern Star Home. and Rufus w:
Pearson. delegate to Masonic board
Of relief,
= Myron NJ. Parker Lodge, No. 27-i
william E. Holt. master: George H. |
Felt. senior warden; James s. Briggs, |
junior warden A. K. Lind, p. NJ,
secretary tre-elected); J. E. Burns.
Rohrman, senior deacon: ]. c. Aus
termuhl. junior deacon; S. B. Thomp-
son, senior steward: William C.
sDaniel. junior steward: II: H. Baxter.
I, orxanist: Rev. e. C.. Mclean, chap
lain, and G. w. Bowen. tiler.
East Gate Lodge. No. s4-David B.
Perry. master; Kenneth P. Armstrong.
f inior vsraen Arthur Hendersen
secretary: Irving r Schwinger. treas
nrer: La Monte K. Johnson, senior
deacon; Thomas L. Miller. junior
!, deacon; Harry A. Strong. senior stew
ard: Charles l. Schwinger. junior
. steward: wilfred B. Putnam, chap
: lain: Charles w. Keil. master of GER
emonies, and T. Homer Hall. trustee,
three years.
Cofnmandery. No. 5. K. T., will meet
Saturday at Naval Lodge Hall. After
a short business meeting card party
win be held, to which all members and
friends are cordially invited.
ORDER OF THE EASTERN STAR.
Takoma Chapter will have charge
Of the services at the Masonic and
Eastern Star Home this afternoon at
3 o'clock, with Rev. Christian N.
Young Of Trinity Parish Church Of
ficiating, assisted by the choir. Au-
tomobiles will meet the cars at the
Takoma car terminal between 2:3o
and pm
Temple Chapter win have its cleo
tion Of officers tomorrow evening and
will have charge of the services at
the Masonic and Eastern Star Home
December 10. when Rev. John j. !
Quealy viii oficiate.
Columbia Chapter will elect officers
tomorrow evening.
Miriam Chapter will elect officers
tomorrow evening and has made ar
engagements also for a turkey dinner.
The installation will be conducted by
Grand Associate Matron Mrs Craw-
ford and Grand Lecturer Mary Teach
UNI at the next meeting thereafter.
Elections have been held in the
following chapters. with the results
indicated:
Ruth Chapter-Mrs. Margaret II.
Pollen. worthy matron: Frank Pollard,
worthy patron; Mrs. Jane Walker. as.
eociate matron; Mrs Grace Eastwood.
conductress: Mrs. Mamie ContelIa. as
sociate conductress: Mrs. Ida NJ Par