Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1922-01-08
FRATERNITIES
Of the most enjoyable social features
Of Almas Temple.

of the most enjoyable social features
Of Almas Temple.
The Ladies' Aid of stansbury Lodge,
No. "a, will meet tomorrow evening at
o'clock at the Masonic Temple. Bright
wood. Besides the election Of officers
there will be special amusement
features.
The Trowel Club Of the Interior De-
partment will give its annual banquet
January %. The executive COMMITTEES
met last evening in the library at
Masonic Temple and, besides arranging
for various features OF entertainment,
also provided for the installation of the
newly elected officers Of the club.
The Grotto Band and Drill Corps will
give the first dance Of the new year
January 16 at the New Willard Hotel.
The annual meeting and election Of
officers Of kaliipoiis arotto will be held
at Masonic Temple January rs.
Grand Secretary Sidney D. Smith, the
grand old man Of grottodom," and Mrs.
Smith spent several days in Washington
during the past week on their return
from visit to Florida.
President L. H. Troutman of the
National League of Masonic Clubs. has
appointed Past Monarch Charles A.
Stevens chairman of the convention
committee for the seventeenth annual
convention Of the league. which will be
held at Atlantic City May 22-27. Many
novel amusement features already have
been planned. There will be big field
day. in charge of Charles d. Shackel-
ford. past monarch OF Kallipolis Grotto
Chairman Stevens office is becoming
busy center. He Is in correspondence
with the clubs throughout the United
States. Charlie" is declared a past
ma ofo in honHlfnO nnnvnnffnhQ Qn0
goes to his new task with knowledge
and experience that will insure the sue
cess OF the convention from the start
He will have a number Of able
assistants.
Stansbury Lodge. No. "a, has elected
the following officers for the year 1922;
Lynn l.. Gillchrest. w. M; Walter A.
Robinson. 8. W.; Albert s. Hopkins
J. W.; J. Howard Hixon. secretary
reelected: Anthony Lehr. treasurer
reelected: Clinton r. Colvin. S. D..
George D. Sullivan. j. D.: Edward Nc
Aleer. S. s.; w. F. Studdiford. ]. S.
The following appointments were
made by the master:
Rev. Chas. S. Cole. chaplain: d. c
Triplett, master of ceremonies: Ewald
Schneider. P. NJ, director Of work.
A proficiency committee consisting
of Past Masters F. c. Shaw. and
Herbert Ivers. and James Mullings
4. T.. JaC1kSOH anu -. -. NACxA0ys " 0S
appointed by the Master.
Master Lynn L. Gillchrest of STAINS
bury Lodge. No. "a, has announced a
special communication of the Lodge
on Saturday evening. January "A. for
the f. A. and F. c. degrees. Senior
Warden Walter A. Robinson will
head the official line during the E.
r. Colvin during the F. c. degree.
The regular communication OF
January 9, will be strictly business
meeting. probably followed by dane
ing in the auditorium.
ORDER OF THE EASTERN STAR
Ruth Chapter. No. /, will hold
special meeting Tuesday for the pur-
pose of initiation. A surprise is prom
Used to follow. Members Of the fra
ternity are invited. The chapter held
an informal reception to meet the
new officers at Brightwood Masonic
Temple Monday from to Z. follow
ed by a buffet supper and New Year
dance. The chapter room was deco
rated with smilax, ferns and poin-
settias, and an orchestra furnished
music throughout the evening.
Columbia Chapter tomorrow night
will not have initiatory work. but q
delightful program has been arranged
to be followed by a social session
Matron Margaret Harrison extends an
invitation to all to be present.
Friendship Chapter. No. II. will
celebrate its ninth birthday Tuesday
evening. After a short business SEES
sion the evening will be devoted to
entertainment. annual roll call and
refreshments. A miscellaneous shower
of table glassware. kitchen utensils
ETC., will be feature.
At it's last meeting. William F.
Hunt Chapter. No. Is, had the fol-
Junior Matron J. Ethel Richards and
Past Matron Dom: Matron. Julia M.
Riley; patron, Victor c. Rench; as
sociate matron. Lillian Bennett: Sec
rotary, A. Maud Proctor: treasurer,
Rose Carter; conductress. An n a
Sweet: associate conductress. Lenore
NJ Self: chaplain. Rosa Putnam; mar
shall. Augusta Lewis; Ada, Estelle
Carter: Ruth Hattie Potter; Esther
Mildred Sherman; Martha, Florence
Rich; Electa. Louise Goodacre; War
der. Mrs. Haupt; sentinel, Mr.. Schoen-
berger
a dance is planned for February 2
L
committee has secured an orchestra
for the occasion.
Owing to meeting of the Grand
Chapter. the first meeting Of the new
year will be held January 26.
Hope Chapter. No. 80. at its meet.
ing Wednesday will confer the degree
At the last meeting the followine
officers were installed: Matron
Eiza6eth Newson: patron, David
Linthicum: associate matron, jenny
Gregory; secretary. Mrs. Louise Ian.
t tnlenm; treasurer. Anna Newman
conductress. Lucille Fogel: associate
conductress. Alma Johnson; marshal
Alice Danenhower; organist, Rutt
Craig; Adah, Addie C. Good: Ruth
catherine Hoffman; Esther, Amy c
Aoliander; Martha. Mildred Stfllwell;
Eiecta, Mary L. Blonde; warder, jose
Fisk
Esther Chapter at it's last meeting
celebrated its twenty-sixth birthday
anniversary. There was no work, but
dancing and Refreshments.
Joppa Lodge Chapter, No. 81, is max
ing elaborate preparations for a birth.
day party Wednesday. January IS
the constitution Of the chapter. Wed.
nesday night class of eight was mi.
tiated.
Naomi Chapter. No. 3. will have work
Wednesday evening. with the new ON
GERS In Charge. Refreshments will be
served afterward in the banquet hall.
Gavel Chapter. No. 20 Is making
elaborate preparations for play to
be given at an open meeting the
second week in February. The fourth
In the Raleigh Hotel ballroom Febru-
ary l4-Associate Matron r, MAY
Hall has announced that fha A.St