Evening star., 1926-12-12
FRATERNITIES

| and Past Presidents Johnson. Rogers,
| Richmond and Skidmore of the Anchor
Club.
After a chicken dinner. the club
| was entertained by the Anchor Club
| Quartet.
The outstanding feature Of the eve.
ming was the election of officers for
| 1927. Dick" Titlow sang several
| songs. and the much-heralded "Mui-
ane" program was then trotted out
the delight and pleasure of the en-.
! ire assembly. Up-to-date songs,
Charleston, black bottom. hula hula
| and other dances were reeled off with
out a hitch. and it was with regrets
from the entire gang that the presi-
dent announced the closing number,
a Perfect Day" by Mr.. Titlow.
Elections.
Columbia Lodge, No. 3-Henry B.
Kaufman, master: Harlan Wood,
senior warden; William III. Beckstein,
Junior warden; Joseph NJ. Marzolf.
p. NJ, secretary: Harry Wilson. p.
NJ, treasurer; J. Claude KEEPER, =. G.
NJ, trustee for three years; Louis NJ.
Hewlett. p. NJ, trustee for one year;
representatives, board of directors.
Masonic and Eastern Star Home, AL
bert Haas. z. NJ: Masonic board Of
relief, Charles Baum: st. Johns Mite
Association, William II. Meyers; board
Of directors, lodgeroom, No. 2, George
L. Lohrer. Appolntive officers: Master
of ceremonies, Harry r. Sengstack, p.
NJ: chaplain, John d. T.. e. Slower:
senior deacon, Alfred Pasternak;
Junior deacon. John l.. F. Keenan,;
senior steward, Louis L. Bowdler;
junior steward. Axel MillbroOk.
Benjamin B. French Lodge, No. Is
-Bolitha j. Laws, master; David r.
Myers, senior warden; Harry L.
Strang, Sd, junior warden: Sidney I.
Gibbs, treasurer; Rev. John c. Palmer,
chaplain: Benjamin A. Harlan, senior
deacon; William A. Torrey, marshal;
De Witt G.. Croissant, Junior deacon:
Renah F. Camalier, senior steward:
Henry Gilligan, junior steward; James
L. Sellers, tiler. Andrew Wilson was
reelected as a trustee. Past Master
John c. White was elected to fill a
vacancy as representative on the Ma
sonic board Of relief. All other rep
resentatives were reelected and all
committees reappointed, with the same
personnel as Of last year.
The unanimous ballot of the lodge
cast for the treasurer, James r.
Gibbs, was engraved on sterling sill
yer, In commemoration of his election
for the twenty-fifth year as treasurer.
After the lodge was closed a dinner
was given in honor of the officers by
the retiring master, John G. White.
Mount Pleasant, No. S3-Master.
Aubrey III. Clayton; senior warden,
Charlie G. Morgan, jr.; junior warden,
Ralph M. Wolfe; secretary, John F.
Putnam, p. M: treasurer, Charles III.
Ruoff senior deacon, James L. Evans;
Junior deacon, Charles d. Allen; senior
steward, Samuel w. Mcintosh; junior
steward, Harold A. Martin; marshal,
Edwin Z. Putnam, p. M; chaplain,
Rev. Milward w. Riker; tiler, Charles
III. Calvert.
The new Junior warden, Ralph NJ.
Wolfe, will head the official line in the
degree Thursday evening.
Albert Pike Lodge, No. 36-Master,
A. l.. Ebersole: senior warden: Fl. V.
Hayden, jr.; junior warden, A. B.
Grant; secretary, William l.. BOyden,
P. NJ; treasurer, c. M. Jones. P. NJ;
chaplain, Rev. J. J. Dimon; master Of
ceremonies, Elmer Goss; senior dea.
con, A. II. Merz; Junior deacon. G. T.
Burley; senior steward. A. j. Lester;
Junior steward, Eugene Taylor; tiler,
#. J. Moore; trustee, DIR. Carl Hen
ming.
Joseph H. Milans Lodge, No. .38-
Robert e. Peterson. master; James e.
Shepard, senior warden; Clarence S.
= I nIn
p. NJ, secretary; A. w. Cummings,
P. M, treasurer; Andrew l.. Russell,
senior deacon; Julius l.. Lohoefer,
junior deacon; Randall M. Oller,
senior steward; Charles III. Purcell,
Junior steward; Lee NJ. Corrick. mas
ter Of ceremonies, and Charles M.
Griest, chaplain.
Theodore Roosevelt Lodge, No. A.
Joseph T. X. Plant, master; Joseph
B. Simpson. p. NJ. senior warden;
Claude Babcock, p. NJ, secretary;
Francis Thralls, p. NJ, treasurer; DR..
John D. Wolcott,, chaplain: Maurice
E. Sands, assistant chaplain; Leonard
L. Sherfey. senior deacon; M. Luther
Dicus. junior deacon; William III.
Webb, master of ceremonies; Alfred
A. Hilton, senior steward; Calvin /.
Kephart, junior steward; Ernest j.
Higgins, tiler.
The National University Masonic
Club held it's annual meeting last Fri
day, and a large gathering openly ex-
pressed their views. This infant Is
now over 100 strong, with about 20
candidates in waiting for action at
the first meeting of the new year,
which will be held in it's room at the
university Friday, January z. The
stewards say that they will be pre-
pared to see that none goes away dis.
satisfied.
Mr.. johnson occupied the chair,
conducted the election, and with a
dissertation on the duties of the
brethren, especially those elected
to "carry on" installed the following
officers for 1927: George Walter
Smith of Maryland. president; DIR.
r. NJ. Mccullough. Washington
vice president; Judge Clarence Law.
ender, Tennessee, secretary: Lieut..
Karl Rickles, New Jersey, treasurer
| George e. Burdick, Maryland, chap
lain: Seumas Saidman, Michigan
| herald; Joshua Daniels, Iowa, stew
| ard.
| An invitation is extended to all
brethren in National University to
attend the next meeting, Friday, Jan.
uary Z. at pm.
EASTERN STAR.
The following officers were elected
at the meeting of East Gate Chapter,
No. 81, December 3: Matron. Mrs.
Dorothea r. Harding; patron. Luie L.
Hayes; associate matron. Mrs. Lillian