Evening star., 1922-01-29

Friay-Srhool of instruction.
ROYAL AND SELECT MASTERS.
Saturday-tirand council. annual meet
ing and election t:3o pm.
ANCIENT AND ACCEPTED
SCOTTISH RITE.
Tpos,,av-rober, d. Bruce Council
knights Kadosh twenty second
degree.
~ERyICES at the Masonic and
Eastern Star Home this after
noon at 3 O'Clock will be under
the auspices of Mount Pleasant
Lodge, No. 33. Colambia Cnapter ol
the Eastern Star will be speeiai
guest of the occasion.
The third annual assembly of the
Grand Council. Royal and Select Mas
ters will be held in the chapter chaih-
ber, Masonic Temple. saturday even
ing at 1880 O'Clock, when IN adoitioi
to the annual reports. the annudi
election and installation OF ofnceFs
will take place. All members of the
rite in good standing have been IN
vited to be present.
Master Grover E. Payne announces
that the NJ. NJ. degree scheduled Tor
tomorrow evening has been caileu
off.
Master J. Boyd Dexter OF Osiris
Lodge No. &c. in addition to the pro
gram for Wednesday evening in OSIRIS
Lodge has announced that the r. I.
degree will be presented February 49,
February u, at { pm. the NJ. M de-
gree, when also big surprise l"
to sprung upon the members.
Columbia Royal Arch Chapter. Tues
day evening, viii! have its grand Wis
itation at I:30 O'Clock. at Masonic
Temple, and its annual ladies' hish'
at $50, in the New Willard
Marx z. Kahn. X C. c. H., will head
the line in the twenty-second degree
in Robert de Bruce Council. knights
Kadosh. at Scottish Rite Cathedral
TUESDAY evening, assisted by John }.
Z. MulIane Martin Elenbaum. Ropert
r. Allen. David 4. Palmer and rancls
r. Harris, all thirty-second des'ee'
and Worth f. Landon, n. t. I. II.
The local advisory board of Masonic
Clubs were notified of the deatn ny G
accident. last Sunday. of Joseph l.
Slngsby. past president OF Tue n,no
tional League of Masonic tluoS; Mno
presided at the convention or the
league that was held in Washington
last May President Lynn II. trout
man of the National League attend
ed the funeral at Rutherford, y. -
Wednesday representing also the 10
cal Masonic clubs. \ floral wreath
was sent from Washington.
Potomac Royal Arch Chapter has
elected and installed the following
officers. Past High Priest Luther
Hess Waring officiating: Grover r.
Payne. high priest; Robert j. Mi
ehael. king; walter nhsrth ~ sssre1arv aavener:
(re-elected); Maurice L. Brewton.
captain of the host; Henry g. Wag-
ner. treasurer tre-elected,; FRANK l..
Fisher principal sojournsr; arn;, Charles sies
Charles F. Napier, jr:: master of the
first vail; John l.. Watkins. master
of the second vail; John E. Dunavant,
master of the third vail, and Frank
Joseph A. Bennett presented the past
high priests jewel to the retiring
high priest. Ben c. McQuay.
The fellowship committee of the
New Jerusalem Lodge has elected the
following officers: James o. Madison,
chairman; E. w. Zea. captain: Will
liam Wright. first lieutenant; j. T.
ritt. secretary, and +. Z. Birney.
treasurer. J. W. Walton has been
made editor and manager of the Lodge
News Bulletin, published by the lodge.
The Lambskin Club held a joint in
stallation ceremony with its ladies'
auxiliary. in the New Willard ball
room, January 20. when a program of
vaudeville was presented. headed by
the Montrose Quartet and including
professionals from the theaters un-
der Jack" Mullane. Later in the
evening the festivities took the form
of dancing to the music of the Lamb
skin Orchestra. Edgar z. Crewwell,
stalled were: Charles Fl. Hid. presi-
dent; 3. W. Bollinger, vice president;
r. l.. SmthSon, Secretay; William
Hughes, marshal; ]. Speckman. treas
urer; Joseph Williams and Roy Wolf.
sentinels. Officers for the auxiliary
Mrs. r. w. Bollinger, vice president;
Mrs. Robert Henry. secretary. Past
Grand Master James w. Witten. on
behalf of the club, presented to the
retiring president of the club, J. Boyd
Dexter. gold watch. Through Will
liam G. Belts, testimonials of esteem,
both from the club and the auxiliary,
were presented to Mrs. Hid. retiring
president of the auxiliary.
The Trowel Club held it's annual sup
per in the cafeteria of the Depart
ment of the Interior Saturday night. !
its guests including Secretary A. B. |
Fall, Assistant Secretaries F. c. Fin
ney and +. \. Goodwin, Solicitor Z. S. |
Booth, c. F. Roberts, senior grand |
warden of the grand Lodge of the Dis |
trict; j. F. Tigert commissioner OF
education: w. Spry. commissioner of |
the land office: c. H. Burke. commits |
sioner of Indian affairs; Past Grand |
Master Lem Towers. jr.; T. E. Roberts, |
commissioner of the patent office; ,
Hays Haymaker chief clerk. pension !
office; G. Otis Smith. commissioner of |
geological survey: F.. f.. Balm, bureau |
of mines: Stephen f. Mather. director |,
of national parks; DIR. w. A. White !
superintendent st. Elizabeth's Hospi-f.
tai: Lynn Troutman, president Ma
tional League of Masonic Clubs: A. P
Davis, director reclamation service; |
J. Harvey, chief clerk, Department ]
Sf the Interior; Rev. J. Henning !
Eelms and r. c. Ayers. Past Grand |
E;.:-S James w. Witten presented |
the Trowel Club jewel to the retiring
president: Senior Grand Warden Rob- |
erts spoke on THE Relationship Of |
Masonic Clubs to Blue Lodges; the
club presented handsome copy of |
the Bible to Silver Spring Lodge of !
Maryland. in recognition of the ac-
tive service of Past President Bready |
who is secretary of the lodge: solos |
were sung by Miss Chenowith and |
Miss Green and music was furnished |
by the Interior Department Band.
The Cabletow Club held it's first /
meeting in its new rooms, 314 Cl
street northwest, January 2, and re-
elected it's present officers-Edwin A. |
Heilig. president; Mosby Williams, |
vice president; Joseph A. Griffith, Sec
retary; Julian F. Belfeld. treasurer, |
and George L. TAFT, doorka"@er. E. |
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