Evening star., 1923-02-25
FRATERNITIES

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Brig: Gen, Amos A. Fries. president
Or the advisory board. placed a
Ieash IN ahn .e tn, the Ssse OF the monument
1tficials present included: Lynn II.
National League; william Mu.ser. .n
paa5 president OF the advisory. board;
VIM, b Severe. secretary-treasurer
OF the advisory board; William H.
AolmeH president OF the Craftsman,
Stun; b ": Bollinser. president Of
fne next.r Ian ns Sskin k, Club; Messrs; J. Boyd
OF the Craftsman Club. George Hid,
lam skin Club. and representatives.
OK OK .h ine tWenty-three Masonic clubs
The advisory board. Masonic clubs.
NJ Nh ho!d q get-to- get ther meeting at
sstnrda, dic Iemple. lodge room No. 8.
oliciaIs from New York. Pennsyl-
van'a, New Jersey, Virginia. Deia-
"are' aassachusetts. and the Dis
TIC 1rie' or Columbia will be present
aan,h hD.hnrict delegates to the eight
eees eentn annual convention to be held
notsson, Mass, June II to 18, are
Unit for the establishment Of a
national headquarters for the League,
a.u ~ IL expected at the coming
E,0m.eneIon to put il over for Wasi-
TIE Craftsman Club Of the vete-
ciuS @ roama nareau W VIII meet at the Gavel
I'll Gi1i Do entertained by the new Glee
C4uo. The delegates 70 The Rosto,
Wil,,ao TWSimlx,,ension are J. Boyd Dexter.
Alternn,sss Al q Severe. Joseph =. white.
DinH.ch and Harry Taylor.
e advisory board will install
o!a, o!nrers or the tiavei Club Wednesday
.fnh ffs,'ns. ls.,, and the officers of Temple
events wil be held q. The ,;ay-o1 ,Tnh
roonS- S N'up
Craftsman Club. United statss o. ye.a me
, rams bureau. met at Grace pods.
Hut. North Capitol ana i str.ass
d. uesaay. T. U. S.sson, repre-
s~n,asive sra,1 from Mississippi and past
the u ice eA@s'eE % c os tina. state. spoke on
nn.l. man and as a Mason. f. L. Berney,
executive representative Of the
| ora1tsnan Club. spoke IN tho alb
sence ot William H. Holmes. p,esi-
4enS OF the society. Mrs. May Il.
.
AoHtiiary. vas presented with q bss-
get OF flowers and a string amethyst
ana crystal beads, as tokens OF appre-
c.ation from the Woman's Auxiliary
foT her work during the past year
u The dance the sojou-nerr' Club.
lcesday evening al the Onicers'
Cub, Washington barracks 4 num-
oe- Of congregational guests were
present -iSh 4 ~
orchestra from I'll" United States
Army Band. During tntern!ss.on
Mrs. Kinche!oe. wife OF Representa-
i've David II. ktncheloe OF Kentucky.
entertained with southern dialect
songs and recitations.
At the last meeting OF The club,
Washington charter OF s47 The
making the :otaI memhersh:p in
meeting was addressed BY Repre-
and John J. McSTa!H of South Caro-
lima. who brough. with him former
Gov. Harvey @ South Carolina. The
principal speaker OF the evening vas
Gently returned from Europe on a
special mission for the Department
OF Labor.
The next meeting OF the club w!l!
be held We'd nesday. March ~. az the
Colonial. 18th and N streets north
-
Air Service Night" Gen. Patrick.
chief OF Air Service. will be present.
Edwin Smith. master OF Congress
Lodge. No. 81. r. A. A. M, has APP
pointed John +. McDe-nott captain
and Sargen. Z. Elliott assistant cap
| tain OF the degree team. with Senior
Deacon william c. IIe!de- as tnstruc-
| tor.
On March Senior Warden william
II. Gross will head the line N the
degree. assisted b. Junior Deacon
| George b. Kennedy.
Friday evening at the Northeast
| Temple the Ladies' Auxiliary OF the
Lambskin Club held It's annual install
| iat!on Of officers. under the direction
| Of Benjamin Bolinger, newly elected
| president Of the Lambsk!n Club. The
! officers Installed were: President. Mrs.
Benjamin Bo,inger: vice president,
Mrs. Joseph Johnson: secretary. Mrs.
Robert Henry; treasurer, Mrs. William
! Hanste,n: conductrese. Mrs. Charles
Samuel Mason; warden, Mrs. Norman
, hcCrom; sentinel, Mrs. II. Speckman.
Mrs. Tho.p.. tie retiring president.
] was presented with a silver chocolate
was presented by Mrs. Henry. in the
name OF the Ladies' Auxiliary. Among
| the guests was a large delegation
| from the Craftsman Club. Its pTesi-
dent. Miss L!ghtfoot. gave a brief his
CUB, cG "a and dAs MRS. p samuei I Mason @ enter enc
ssstes ss,Hes sn..,.d se Thir,e.n cat
Ups" was presented BY members Of
| the Lebanon Chapter. Eastern Star.
Refreshments were served and dane
| ing followed.
At tho meeting of the Anchor Ma
sonic Club last Monday evening J. w.
Walton introduced q resolution call
Ing on tho local advisory board TO
| take proper steps whereby the Ma
tionai League Of Masonic Clubs OF
| scholarships in the George Washing
| ton University, to be known as the
Masonic clubs scholarship Of Amer
, ica- He pointed out that with 100000
members IN all the clubs Of America
and assuming that each member
! $500 would be realised. None but
sons or daughters OF Masons would be
The New Jerusalem Lodge, No. ..
esta abiished a scholarship recently in
the university. The Anchor Masonic
Club has elected the following officers:
Arthur Fransz. president; Chester J.
secretary; J. W. Crabos. treasurer:
, E. ]. Skldmore. Arthur Frantz and c.
J. Gerkin, rnembe rs OF the Masonic
! advisory board of the District.
ORDER OF THE EASTERN STAR
With the authorization of the grand
| matron and patron there will be a
| special service at Trinity Church. Sd
and streets northwest. the night Of
Sunday. March 4, at O'Clock.