Evening star., 1923-12-23

Joseph II. Curran; for secretary, Z. w.
Libbey. PM; for trustee, John Il.
Shreve. PM. and for sentinel. Alex
Schmid.
The Washington Railroad Square
Club has issued a Christmas bulletin
that has been called work or art.
The golden leafet has the rubfcund race
of Santa Claus, benignly beaming. OBJ
ivious Of engine troubles. delayed trains
and the many ills of the railroad world.
The usual announcements are stated,
and also the fact that q regular turkey
dinner with trimmings will be offered
at the next meeting as an added at
traction James o. lotion designed the
bulletin.
The annual nomination and election
Of officers will take place at the meet
ing. December 20. at Northeast Temple,
when President John ]. Cunningham. Q.
W. Riley, o. K. Shepherd. A. Rawiey
Doome, Frank Kregelow. Harry H.
Bowersox and others of the entertain
| nent committee promise many new
features for the amusement OF the
members and guests.
The Circle Club has elected officers
as follows: President, John D. Noble
dent. Milton D. Smith (police depart
ment); second vice president, Joseph
d. Sullivan (hre Department.; third
vice president. Z. Il. Lewis District
| repair shop); secretary. Everett l..
! Phillips (police Department.; treas
! urer, Robert A Guerrant {health de-
/ partment); sergeant-at-arms, Wilson
| Oliver (fire depar tment); tiler, George
Schwab (tax office). Delegates to the
| national convention. League Of Ma
1924: Corbin Birch (water depart
ment) and Joseph D. Sullivan lfre
departments; aIternates, Wilson Oliver
| (fre department) and E. E. Lewis (re-
pair shop).
The installation of officers will be
! held the middle of January. w. f.
McDuffie has been appointed as chair
man Of the degree team.
At the forty-sixth annual conven-
| tfon of the Masonic Veteran Associa-
tion. held in lodgeroom No 3 at Ma
sonic Temple, the following officers
were elected; President. Benjamin F
HsTsy ass vice e. M Second
vice president. Henry G. Franken-
| field: secretary, Ben c. McQuay Gre
|! elected); treasurer, James b. Lamole
tre-elected eighteenth term). and
almonssr' Thomas II. watson Gre
The president appointed the follow
| ing officers and committees:
Marshal-Charles Cyrus Coombs. P.
iG. NJ
| Tiler-Edward Kern.
Stewards-Charles Z. Baldwin. p
G. NJ: Harry Standiford, p. G. NJ, and
Ben c. McQuay.
| wood; Edwin 1. Nottingham and War
rem R. Choate.
! AImoners committee-Edwin N. Nc
Leod. Thomas A. Robbins and Leroy
| Durbin Walter.
| Membership committee-Lynn H.
| Troutman. chairman. with a member
| Of each lodge in the city.
| The annual dinner of the associa-
4 T1h n a
! Almoner's day. January %. 1924, at a
| place to be announced later.
| Robert LIE Bruce CHAPTER. Order
| of De Molay, will give dance at
| the Raleigh Hotel Christmas eve
| with dancing from pm. to 1 an,
the proceeds to go to the patrol drill
I team.
Cha pter, Richmond. Va, has inform ed
! the local boys that the degree team
of the Old Dominion states chapter
would visit them February % and %.
when they confer degrees on a local
class at the Scottish Rite Cathedral
Friday night, February 23. A fine
program has been arranged to enter
The chapter bowling team has been
in four contests and has not yet met
with defeat.
basket ball .tea team ,sns wi, Prssties
I
northwest, Tuesday and Thursday
nights Of each week from to
o'clock John Patterson is manager
Of the team. The team expects a
game with the Baltimore chapter in
the near future.
1 Elections.
Federal Lodge, No. 1-William P.
| Wood. woTshipful master; Writ B.
Furr senior warden; John T. Mad
dox, junior warden; Clarence E. Will
liams, secretary; william A Harries,
treasurer: Raymond 2. Halliday,
senior deacon; Charles " A. Smoot,
Junior -deacon; Albert V. Becke, senior
steward; John r. Van Arnum. junior
steward; John E. Slick, chaplain; Har-
mon K. Warner, marshal. and J. Rich
ard Riggles, tiler. Delegates to the
Masonic board of relief. William T.
Ballard and S. Webster Adams; st.
Johns Mite. Association, Walter A.