Evening star., 1924-02-10
!, RAND MASTER CHARLES f

- RAND MASTER CHARLES +.
ROBERTS. Friday. issued u
u dispenSation to a new blue
! lodge TO be known as Trinity
Lodge. L. D.. with Ch;...les l.. Bart,ett
,as master. Fred l.. Haller as senior
warden and Charles q. Emmett as
sjunior warden. This new lodge will
meet at the Scottish Rite Cathedral,
c3rd and E streets northwest. but the
day of it's meetings has not yet been
announced.
Woodbridge Royal Arch Chapter.
u. D., which meets in the lodge hall
of East Gate Lodge, Rhode Island
and Mills avenues northeast, expects
to have its charter granted by the
Grand Chapter of Royal Arch MasonS
of the District. at the annual meeting
"wednesday evening. At the Grand
sChapter meeting the usual annual
business will be transacted, and new
Officers will be elected and installed
] Officers were elected at the fifth
annual assembly of the Grand Council
sta: stalled ssiei as feilows: Dan c. vaughan.
grand master; George L. Lohrer.
deputy grand master: Richard A.
aSstor Marx EFans PEnSpa' Fnsy grand
treasurer; John A. Colborn, grand
recorder; Walter F. Smith, grand
chaplain; Edward Burkholder. grand
merling, grand conductor of the
council; Charles r. Bartlett, grand
marshal; George L. Sherman, grand
steward; George o. Burke. grand
sentinel.
. At this assembly a charter was
Granted n MouDf Pleasant Council
no. 5. This council will hold its as
bemblies at 14th and Kenyon streets
northwest on the third Wednesday of
each month. The officers are: L.
WALES, deputy master; Noble d. Lar
ner, principal conductor of work;
Stephen T. Baldwin, treasurer; r.
Stone Jackson, recorder. The coun-
Gil will be constituted Friday evening
The retiring grand master. Otto b.
Roepke, was presented with an
electric lamp.
; The Grand Council voted to send
assembly of the General Grand Coun-
Gil of the United States. to be held
In Portland, Me-. next September.
: A special assembly of the Grand
Council of Royal and Select Masters
will be held in the Masonic hall, 14th
day, at 1880 o'clock p.m., for the pur-
pose of constituting Mount Pleasant
Council No. 5. All royal and select
masters are invited to be present.
: Walter S. Eatherly. master of Daw-
son Lodge, No. 16, announces that the
degree will be conferred tomorrow
evening by team from the office of
the chief of ordnance, L. S. A. An in
Nitation is extended to all members
Of the craft.
!, The Association of Worshipful
10 Of
ganized, and has elected Needham c.
Turnage, ST. Johns Lodge, No. IL,
president; Gen. Amos A. Fries, Col
um bia Lodge, No. 8, vice president;
NO. 19, secretary-treasurer Eugene
L.. Thompson, Cathedral Lodge, No.
40, and Robert S. Regar. The New
Jerusalem Lodge, No. 9. members of
ing was addressed by the grand mas
ter, who outlined some of his plans
for the year. The next meeting OF
the association will be held at the
Masonic Temple SATURDAY evsning, wen b
discussed and the annual filed day
started on its way.
/ This is the beginning of a busy
season for Almas Temple. The first
event of consequence will be a stag
night, March 3, at the President
Theater, for which occasion an inter-
esting program has been promised.
March II the Almas Arab Patrol will
give the sixth of it's annual series of
dances in the ballroom of the New
Willard Hotel. An annual theater
party is scheduled for Keith's
Theater March is. for Shriners and
honor of Imperial Potentate Conrad
v. Dykeman will be held at the
President Theater March 81. The
overture will start at 7:45 o'clock;
~NNsv nf O. a
illustrious Potentate Cary announces
all will be over by 1855.
Announcement has been made of
ladies' night April IA, from pm. to
/ am. The place is to be announced
later.
; Imperial Potentate Dykeman has di-
rected Potentate Cary of Almas to ar
range for eighteen ceremonials to be
held at eighteen temples throughout
The south, the first on March IL and
the last some time about April 20.
At the last luncheon of the Caravan
Club an interesting lantern slide lee
ture was given by Mr.. Blanchard of
the reclamation service. the views con-
sisting of lantern slides and motion
pictures of Alaskan scenes taken on the
trip of the late President Warren q.
Harding. Among the guests present
Ing Representatives John McDuffie of
Alabama, James II. MacLafferty of
California, Arthur M. Free of Cali
fornia, Morton d. Hull of Illinois, Fred
A. Britten of Illinois, William P. Hola-
day of Illinois, Thomas S. Williams Of
illinois, Albert H. Vesta. of Indiana,
Arthur B. Williams Of Michigan, Frank
Clague of Minnesota. Percy F. Quin of
Mississippi. Frank Murphy of Ohio, T.
d. McKeown of Oklahoma, James V.
acCintic of Oklahoma. George A.
Welsh of Pennsylvania, A. H. Gasque
of South Carolina, Gale Fl. Stalker of
New York, Charles l.. Abernethy of
North Carolina, James NJ. Magee of
Pennsylvania, Guy Z. Campbell of
Pennsylvania, Roy G. Fitzgerald of
Ohlo Royal c. Johnson of South Da-
koSa, Roy o. Woodruff of Michigan,
Adam M. Wyant of Pennsylvania and
Samuel A. Kendall Of Pennsylvania.
Thursday evening Junior Warden
Elisha Hanson will head the line in
the degree work in Temple -Noyes
Lodge, and Senior Deacon ]. B. Calla-
Ian will officiate in an important fea-
ture of the work. The communica-
tion occurring February IA. Valentine
day, will partake of the nature of
Valentine party. The monthly circu-
1ar, just out. contains an insert-a
drawing by Bergman, reproduced on
pink ardboard-depicting Worship
ful Master John J. Boobar as Cupid