Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-01-25

LMAS TEMPLE of the Mystic
~ Shrine will have its annual
- election of officers in the au
L ditorium of Masonic Temple.
Thirteenth street and New
York avenue northwest, tomorrow be-
ginning at pm, the polls closing
at 1880 pm. The installation or the
newly elected officers will follow the
reading OF reports and other business,
starting at 1:45 pm.
Thursday evening at Grotto head
quarters, 907 Seventh street north
vest, KallipoIis Grotto, NJ. Q. V. T.
l.. F., win hold its annual meeting
and election of officers. but as there
IS only one ticket. the election will be
more or less of a formality. L. Whit
ing Estes, past potentate OF AlmaS
Temple and Scottish Rite Mason OF
The thirty-thlrd degree, IS the one
.,andidate for monarch; stephen H.
Takes for chief justice, Arthur H.
Poynton for master OF ceremonies,
Joseph H. Curran for treasurer, L.
w. Libbey for secretary, Peter Lat
ierner for trustee and Alexander
Schmid for sentinel. The next Grotto
dance is scheduled for February %,
at the New Willard. and is to be an
occasion extraordinary, for which an
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vided.
The degree course in the Scottish
Rite bodies will be continued in
Mithras Lodge of Perfection. Tues
day evening at the cathedral, Third
and z streets northwest, with the
fifth degree. Robert de Bruce Coun-
ell, Knights Kadosh. also will hold a
statutory assembly the same evening,
preceding the degree work.
This afternoon. at o'clock, the
services at the Masonic and Eastern
Star Home will be conducted under
tho auspices OF Myron NJ. Parker
Lodge, No. 81, by Rev. DR.. Stauffer.
Hhe lodge chaplain, and with Bethle-
hem Chapter of the Eastern Star
assisting.
Members of Naval Lodge, No. 4, will
inject at Naval Lodge Hall, Fourth
street and Pennsylvania avenue
southeast, at 1880 O'Clock this evening
10 attend services at North Carolina
Avenue Methodist Protestant Church,
Eighth street and North Carolina ave-
aue southeast. Special music will be
provided by the church chorus choir
and Naval Lodge Quartet. The ser
mon will be delivered by Rev. P. W.
Crosby, pastor Of the church. The
cubic Is invited.
The Gavei Clubs FelIovcraft Team
viii assist in the degree work in
Jpppa Lodge, No. SO, tomorrow eve
ming, with Master Alban B. Caldwell
heading the official line.
Stansbury Lodge announces a dance
At the City Club the evening Of Janu-
cry so.
At the annual meeting of the Level
Tfyrh of n 6f,IIa ~fn RI do "
evening officers for the new year
were elected, as follows: President,
James W. Mcclure; vice president,
J. c. Watts; secretary, Gail T. Judd,
and treasurer, Samuel J. Gompers.
Harry T. Dynes spoke on Masonry as
viewed by him during recent travels.
The annual election of officers of
the Anchor Masonic Club Monday eve
ming in the clubrooms, 7l3 Thirteenth
street, resulted as follows: John Q.
Bowen, president; Howard T. Cole,
vice president; Ernest NJ. Dew, sec
rotary; John A Hart treasurer; H. Fl.
Clements, chaplain, and Albert u.
Davis, Sergeant-a arms.
An interesting study OF outdoor
life was depicted in the illustrated
lecture, Whales and Sea Lions and
Other Big Came" given by L. Q.
Armstrong, under the auspices of the
Bureau of Commercial Economics.
The TrestIeboard Club of the Gov
eminent Printing Office met at the rooms
Of the Cavel Club Saturday night
last. Officers for the year 1925, were
Installed by William J. Dow, assisted by
Brother Bert Baer az master of cere-
monies. as follows: President, Charles
A. Bladen; vice president, Walter H
oliver; secretary, James o. Macallis-
ter; treasurer, r. Homer Hall; stew
ard, Charles A. Ecker; doorkeeper,
Archibald K. Walker; representative
10 advisory board of Masonic clubs,
Ernest E. Knapp; members of the
executive committee, John NJ. Barr
and Z. A. Lang.
The retiring president, z. A. Hur-
die, was presented with a Knight
Templar charm by W. D. Skeen, and
rhc retiring secretary, John w. Nee.
with n travelling bag in the name OF
the club by John NJ. Barr.
\ T. Elkins, district president of
she National League of Masonic Clubs,
was the speaker of the evening. Past
President Troutman of the national
league also was present and made a.
short talk. Cornet solos were rem
dered by l. Allyn Shackelford ac-
companied on the piano by Phillip
Addison. Z. A. Lang gave vocal Sc
tections
Senator Simeon d. Tess of Ohio
will address the Ionic Club OF master
AIasons at it's meeting Tuesday eve
ming. Harry Hooper, chairman,
promises good line of entertainment
for the evening. A buffet lunch will
DO served.
At the City Club Tuesday evening
Judge James w. Witten, past
grand master of Masons of the Dis
rrict of Columbia, delivered an address
at the installation of officers of the
National League of Masonic Clubs for
tie current year. J. Boyd Dexter,
vice president, officiated in the alb
aence of Gen. Amos A. Fries, presi-
dent OF the organization. S. c.
Bready was marshal. Past President
Lynn II. Troutman and a. f. Elkins
5elicitated the newly installed off,
GERS Among the presidents of the
various clubs installed were: Pet
worth Club, c. C. sharar; South Gate
Club, T. II. Seay; Five Points Club,
L. II McComber; Trowel Club, T. c.
Denzendorf; Anchor Club, John o.
CURE: Ionic Club, A. r. Elkins; Ca
oletow Club, J. A. Griffith. An or
chestra furnished music for dancing
direction of William Musser, assisted
by a corps of club members,
EASTERN STAR.
Lebanon Chapter, No. 25. will con-
fer the degrees next Tuesday. Tho
chapteF has extended an invitation, "a