Evening star., 1925-01-07
MASONS SPONSOR
NOTABLE FUNCTION
Cathedral Lodge Assemblies
500 Guests From Official
Circles at Dinner.

Vial DEduCnSS OF Ine STONeTnln enI IN
this Nations Capital. were guests last
night at a dinner given by Cathedral
Lodge, No. 40, T. A. A. NJ, in Wardman
Park.
The principal speakers were Judge
Arthur s. Tompkins, chief justice of
he Supreme Court OF New York
state; Senator Fess of Ohio and Rev
Or. 20 Barney T. Phillips. chaplain
Of Cathedral Lodge and rector OF the
Church of the Epiphany.
The speakers were introduced by
Eugene Z. Thompson, master of the
iodge, who declared that there were
i64 Masons in Congress. in the
,'abfnet and l. among the assistant
secretaries.
Features of Program
\ novel feature of the program
was the darkening OF the room and
the Illuminating of a tableau "Co-
Iumbia, at one end OF the hall The
asnlnSton Quartet, Mrs. Gawler
and Mrs. Brylawski, cabaret singers
and the Pemberton dancers furnish
ca the entertainment. Various speak
ers during tho evening stated that
despite its youthful age of Il months
Cathedral Lodge was staging 4 most
conspicuous event in Masonic circles.
List OF the Guests.
Among the guests were: Hubert
Work, Secretary OF the Interior; John
Il. Bartlett, First Assistant Postmas-
ter General: Lieut. Col. J. Franklin
Bell, District Engineer Commissioner:
Il. Fl. Bellamy, Fourth Assistant
postmaster General; D. r. Crissinger,
governor Federal Reserve Board: L.
.. Finney, First Assistant Secretary
OF the Interior; +. NJ. Goodwin, AS
slstant Secretary OF the Interior:
Judge William ]. Graham. Court OF
customs Appeals; Peyton Gordon,
District Attorney; Maj. Gen. Lejeune:
Mckenzie Moss, Assistant Secretary
~ the treasury. Justice Charles H
Hobbi Judge Arthur s. Tompkins.
chief Justice OF the Supreme Court
Of New York.
SenatorS-L Heisler Ball, Holm O.
bursum, Royal S. Copeland, Nathan
lei b. Dial, e. I. Edwards, r. r. Ernst
simeon d. Fess, Duncan U. Fletcher,
w. +. George, J. w. Harreld, J.
nhomas Hef1in, A. A. Jones, John B.
nendrick' Medtn Mccormick, NJ. NJ
eeIS' Peter Nor6eck, Key Pittman.
j. l. Robinson, Hendrick Shepstead
r: NJ. Simmons. Robert y. Stanfield
ahomas Sterling, James Z. Watson,
H. ii. Cameron. Daniel NJ. Ralston.
epresentatives-C L. Abernathv
N. {. Allgood, e. &. Aimon, William
y. Ayres, H Z. Barbour, C. L. Beedy,
James t. Begg, Harris V. Bixter. Eu
gene Slack, Thomas L Blanton, Solo
mon Bloom, William A. Boise, c. II
Brand, E. E. Browne, G. Browning.
J. P Buchanan. C. Burdick, c. B.
6urtness, T. e. Burton, J. f. Byrns
j. w. Byrns, ]. L. Cable, G. E. Camp
oeH, Clarence Lannon, Charles D.
Carter, Carl +. Chindbloom, Chare,s A.
Chrlstopherson, Frank Clague. ]. w
.|ollier, Tom Connally, John G.. Cooper.
louis I. Cramton, Charles r. Crisp.
e: w. Dallinger, George P. Darrow,
Martin L. Davey, Edwin L Davis. To-
Sepn l. Deal s: Wallace Dempsey, l.
J. Dickinson, Fred H. Dominick. Le-
onldas c. Dyer, Richard N. Elliott,
John NJ. Evans, Ben L. Fairchfld. r.
W. Fairfield, e. Hart Fem, Row q.
Fitzgerald, James A. Frear, A NJ.
free, K. P. Freeman, Frank H. Funk.
NJ. c. CARRIER.
Frank Gardner. Finis ]. Garrett. AL
ard H. Gasque, George S. Graham. VIII
iLan X Green, William c. Hammer.
.hrlstian Hansen, William w. Hastings,
Gilbert n. Hangen, Carl HAYDEN, Ia
.. Hersey. Homer Hoch, Everett p
toward, Grant NJ. Hudson, Harry 70.
aulI, Lamar Jeffers. Albert Johnson.
I'd. r. kiess, o. E. Keller, John C.
ketcham, John H. Kerr, D. H. KincheL
Ioe, John j. Kindred, Harold Knut-
son, j. Banks Kurtz, r. II. La Guar
dta' F. G. Lanham, Z. o. Leatherwood,
scott Leavitt, Fred r. Lehlbach, w.
r. Lineberger, J. Charles Linthicum.
Homer L. Lyon, Jim McClintic, ]. Nc
Dufne, L. T. McFadden, Tom D. Nc
keon. NJ o. Mclaughlin, Charles l..
McNary, S. D. McReynolds, John ].
McSwain, Clarence MacGregor, J. H.
MacLafferty, James NJ Magee, Walter
W Magee, j. Earl Major, James V.
Mansfield. Carl E. Mapts, A. ]. Mon
tague, Frank Murphy, John e. Nell
son, Walter H. Newton, W. A. Old
tteld, W. B. oliver, Tilman B. Parks,
F. F. Patterson, jr.; Randolph Per-
kinS, N. D. Perlman, Thomas w. Phil
lips. Jr.; Percy E. Quin, Heurtsill
Eagon, J. E. Raker, C. William Ram
seyer, John Z. Rankin, H. r. Rath-
bone, B. Carroll Reece, Stuart F..
Reed, Charles L. Richards, T. J. 3.
Robinson. William N. Rogers, A. 8.
Rouse, Thomas L. Rubey, A ]. Sa-
bath, w. c. Salmon, NJ. c. Sanders,
John n. Sandlin, Willis C. Sears, w.
i. Sears, George N. Segar NJ. w.
Shreve, Robb G. Simmons, James H.
Sinclair, Bertrand H. Smell, John C.
Speaks, Elliott w. Sproul, Gale H.
Stalker, H B. Steagan, A E. B.
o'ePHeuS, Jonn w. summers, r. b.
Swank, Thaddeus C. Sweet, p H.
Swing, John Taber. E. T. Taylor. ].
Alfred Taylor, Elmer Thomas, Charles
!. Thompson, ]. N. Tillman, ]. Q. TIL
son, c. B. Timberlake, J. N. Tincher.
Allen It. Treadway, N. E. Tydings,
Charles L. Underhill, Nell G. Under
wood, W. n. Vale, Eton Watkins, L.
II. Watres, George A. Welsh, A. s.
Williams Quinn Williams, T. S. Will
liams, William Williamson, Riley ].
Wilson, Otis Wingo. Charles E. Win
ter. William r.. Wood, Roy O. Wood
ruff, Clifton A. W'oodrum. Richard
Yates, F. \. Zihlman, w. F. Steven
son, II. y. Ward
Personnel of Committees.
General chairman of committees, C.
Melvin Sharpe; Edward S. Brashears,
George c. Pitt, Charles P. Light.
Alexander Boiling Calf, J. Webster
Manning. Homer ]. Councillor, Warren
Z. Brenizer, Alfred G. Neal, assist
ants.
Invitations - Edward S. Brashears,
chairman; Eugene z. Thompson.
Charles 2. Light, Alexander Boiling
Calf.
Program-Eugene E. Thompson, C.
Melvin Sharpe.
Reception-James NJ Proctor, chair
man.
Menu-Samuel NJ. Darragh, chair
man; Charles f. Crane, l. Pierce
Boteler. John X. Killers.
Acceptance-John D. Rhodes, chair
man; Charles NJ. Wright, Risley C.
Hunt. Richard W. Hynson. Harry
Wardmau, DR.. Charles s. White, Rob-
ert \. Harper, Edward Thompson,
Burns c. Downey, James D. Hobbs,
Guy Mason, Frank ]. r. Thiel. DR.. G.
Bache Gill, Alfred G. Neal. J. Webster
Manning, Hubert Quinter, James G..
Bright, Richard S. Doyle