Evening star., 1922-02-05
The following officers were installed


in Anacostia Chapter, No. IL. r. A. NJ,
Monday, January 80. 1922: G. P.
Smith, high priest; NJ. w. kimmerling,
king; A. C. German. scribe; W. H.
Lawrence, treasurer: E. r. Balderson.
secretary; w. H. Motley. c. of H.; ].
i. Shepard, P. s.; c. A. Chism, r. A. C.;
w. NJ. Ferguson, r. c. Brown and r.
E. Lampkin, masters of third. second
and/arst vail, respectively, and G. w.
Shoemaker, sentinel.
IlIustrious Grand Master Mark II.
Finley has made the annual grand
visitation to Columbia Council, No. ).
Royal and Select Masters. after which
he installed the following officers:
Grover E. Payne, illustrious master
William T. Hibbard. deputy master;
Richard E. Titl3x. principal conductor
of work; Montgomery Hunter. +. 1.
NJ. treasurer; Milton ]. Ffllius, re-
corder; Rolen Z. Painter, captain Oh
the guard; George S. Foreman, con
ductor of the council; Charies "A.
Philips, steward; Wendell A. cooper
sentinel; Otto B. Roepke. F. l. NJ, mar
shall; Rev. Richard L. Granger CHAP
lain.
DR.. Finley presented the retiring IL
lustrious master, Richard a. rose
berry, with usual past illustrious mas
ter jewel.
Junior Warden William J. Loveless
will head the official line IN the T.. a.
degree in Potomac Lodge, NO. o. TO-
morrow evening.
Previous to the comforting OF the
Fellowcraft degree tomorrow even
ing by Mount Pleasant Lodge, NO; 90
there will be a short lecture on Ma
sonic subject by a well known speah.
er. The degree will be in charge OF
]. w. Charles Warfield.
The F. c. degree will be conferred
tomorrow evening in Albert Pike
Lodge, with Nathan WE'LL heading the
official line. after which Clarence a.
Phillips will deliver a lecture on
washington the Beautiful" illus,
trated with slides in color ana
natural color photographs
st. Johns Lodge Chapter presented
to a large and enthusiastic audience
the musical comedy The Micro6e OF
ium last Monday and Tuesday even
ings Next Monday evening. Febru-
AIRY 9Th. the chapter will hold It's
annual birthday party. There VIII be
dancing and all are cordially invited.
La Fayette Lodge. No. 10. F. A. A NJ.
met at the Temple Thursday night.
Inc tlICle Sluo VI AuehStSA Hsie.'OtA'
is to have special service at Trinity
Civic and Community Church Sunday
night at o'clock. Rankin's Or
chestra is to play, the Montrose QUAR-
tet and Milton j. Filius will sing. e.
AlverSon will render a flute solo,
there will be hymns by the congre-
cation and Trinity Choir will sing an
anthem. Rev. David Ransom Covell
will deliver the sermon, THE Power
of Masonry.
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public and all are cordially invited
TO attend. The church is located at
Sd and streets northwest. Doors
will be opened at 1880 pm.
Congress Lodge. No. 81. F.. \. A. NJ.
met Thursday night at Masonic Tenn
pie.
The annual election of officers of
Kallipolis Grotto resulted as follows:
Monarch, Marshall W. Pickering:
chief justice. Henry J. Gompers: mas
ter of ceremonies. William P. Jacobs;
tary. Z. w. dbbey. past monarch;
trustee. Peter Latterner. and sentinel.
Alex Schmid. The monarch reap
pointed Past Monarch Charles ID.
Shackelford as director of the Grotto
Drill Corps.
Monarch Pickering announced that
a full ritualistic ceremonial would
be staged early in March. He expects
to make it one of great magnitude
and requested members to send in pc
titions as far in advance as possible.
The nature of the ceremonial. date.
etc. will be gauged by the number
of candidates. and for this reason it
is desirable that petitions be in the
hands of the secretary as promptly
as possible.
While Washington is snowbound
a large number of prophets of Kali
lipolis Grotto are basking in the sun
shine of Florida. The party. which
made the journey to stage the first
ceremonial of Selama GTotto, at st.
Petersburg, left on Sunday last and
included Past Grand Monarch E. S.
Schmid. Past Monarchs Charles D.
Shackelford and Charles A. stevens
vowles. Frederick A. Hessick, Clay
Armstrong, Andrew j. Walker and
Mrs. Walker. Harry E Perry and
Mrs. Perry, Clifford Wineberger and
Mrs. Wineberger: Harry Sherry and
Mrs. Conradis. C: E: Gould. Charles
T. Thorpe. Irwin B. Robinson. Joseph
Solomon and Mrs. Solomon, A. r. r.
Onyun, A. C. Mellichampe. Charles
King, William H. Ernst and j. Fra
The next dance of the Grotto Band
and Drill Corps will be held on Feb
ruary %. This will be a colonial cos
tune dance and will undoubtedly
in past years on this date.
The next regular meeting of the
Railroad Square Club. February rs,
bers and guests. Newly elected Off
GERS will be installed as follows:
President, George D. Sullivan: first
and second vice presidents, John J.
Cunningham and Oscar W. Riley:
secretary, James O. Totem, treasurer.
William A. Cahoon; marshal, o. K.
Shephard; inner sentinel. Rawley
Doome; outer sentinel. E. David Dean.
The inclement weather prevented
many from attending the last meet
ing, but the officers Of the club
promise an excellent banquet and all
that can be desired in the way of a
musical program on February 25.
Several prominent speakers will be
may be sprung "sub rosa in the
nature of real surprises.
During the past year the large
increase in membership and the good
cheer and fraternalism so much in
evidence have given impetus to the
officers to strive for bigger and bet
ter things. All in all. the Railroad
Square Club starts the new year with
it's members imbued with enthusiasm
and determination to such an extent
that the club will soon rank second
to none in the District. The members
are working as a. unit and the result
Is inevitable.
Columbia Chapter, No. l. r. A. NJ.
announces officers for 1922 as follows:
Elective, high priest. Edward Burk-
holder; king. Samuel T. Farmer;
scribe: Daniel P; Bush, M. D.; secre-
eighth term); treasurer. P. H. p.
James A. West (seventh term): cap
tain of the host. Louis c. Atkins;