Evening star., 1926-04-04

| Baptist Church, the Mems Class OF
| the First Reformed Church and the
Mems Glass of Hamline NJ. +. Church.
Rev Homer j. Councillor, president OF
| the Bible Glass Association of the DIS
trict, will deliver an address and Rep.
resenative J. j. Manlove of Missouri
will speak on a Masonic subject. the
/ Vaughn Class Orchestra VIII furnish
music and local talent will eptertain.
Charles L. Gable. high priest of Pet
worth Chapter. No. 16, Royal Arch
Masons, announces that the following
cast. selected from the members of
the High Priests Association of 1926,
| for the Mark Masters degree at the
convocation to be held in Joppa Tenn
pie, 4209 Ninth street northwest. to-
morrow evening: Right worshlptul
master, Clarence ]. West, scribe or
La Fayette Chapter. No. 8; senior
warden, Frank l.. Fisher, high priest
of Potomac Chapter, No. 8; junior war
den. Everett G. Holt, king of Mount
Horeb Chapter No. Z; senior deacon,
George B. Turner, king of Mount
| Pleasant Chapter. No. 49, Junior dea-
con. Harry l.. Ross, scribe of Ana
costa Chapter, No. IL; master over
seer, p. Raymond Boesch, scribe OF
Mount Horeb Chapter. No. I; senior
overseer, Frederick Carl, jr, high
priest Of Brightwood Chapter, No. y
| junior overseer, Russell NJ. Brown
| king of Washington Chapter, No. :;
| master of ceremonies. John Il. Fowler,
| high priest of Woodbridge Chapter, No
! 15 The work will be under the direct
supervision of Lucien Yung, grand
visitor and lecturer of the Grand
Chapter. Refreshments will be served
at the conclusion of the conVocation.
A five hundred card party is an.
nounced for Monday evening, April
| 19, at SIS pm, in Joppa Temple.
At the annual banquet of the Wor-
shipful Masters Association of 1910,
held at the City Club Tuesday, March
| 30, Grand Master Sydney r. Jacobs
was the guest of honor.
President GratZ +. Dunkum, deputy
grand master of the District of Co
| lumbia. welcomed the grand master.
| 4 silent toast was drunk TO the mem
| ory of those who had passed to the
| great beyond since 1910. They were
| Past Grand Master George c. Ober
| Francis A. Springer, William G. Pond,
| Thomas c.. Moves, Warren j. Coffin
and Harry K. Pimper, the latter May
! 8, 1925. The election of ofiicers re-
suited as follows: President, Gratz E.
| Dunkum, reelected; vice president,
|
retary-treasurer. Castleman p. Boss,
| reelected.
| The evening was then turned over
| to the entertainment committee, O. j.
| DeMol, p NJ. chairman. OF the sur
| viving % members of the association
a number We're absent on account of
illness. The following were present:
A. r. Serven, j. Frank Campbell,
Clyde w. Hunt, c. kattelman. jr.:
Roger O'Donnell. II. f. Woodard. II.
| r. Bittinger, o. ]. DeMoll, G. e. Dun
kun, George II. Copes. &c. p. Boss,
Anthony Lehr, j. \. SterZer, julius
Reis. w. Q. Ffroved, Frederick Parks
and ]. l.. Johns. Honorary members:
Past Grand Masters C. c. Coombs.
c. F. Roberts, Roe Fulkerson and ].
Claude KEEPER.
The Washington Railroad Square
Club A. RaWley Doome presiding,
welcomed the Circle Club of the Dis.
trict of Columbia at its monthly
meeting on March 81 President Jo-
seph d. Sullivan of the latter organ
ization responding to the address OF
welcome. Many members were in at
tendance. among whom were w. p.
Garalbrandt. retired road foreman.
New York division, Pennsylvania Rail
road. with a record of AZ years serv
ice: f. r. Driscoll, Maryland division;
Charles f. Benton. retired, New York
division; Frank Linthicum, retired
road foreman, and G. B. Creamer,
master mechanic. Among the Wis
itors We're ]. T. Skinner, master of
New Jerusalem Lodge; John NJ. Still
well. master of Hope Lodge, and Sam
uel Swiggett and l.. Snodgrass. Carl
III. C1audy spoke on symbolic Ma
sonry.
Harry p. Bowersox, chairman of
the entertainment committee, remind
ed the members of the ladies' night
and ball at the City Club on Saturday.
April "a Myer Goldman's Orchestra,
entertainment and refreshments will
be features. The entertainment fea-
lures included Judge" William NJ.
Burton's inimitable stories. musical
selections by L. s. Mccarthy and ex-
cerpts from Kipling by p. H. Della
plaine.
The Past Masters Associa ton of
William II. Singleton Lodge. No. 80.
announces that Esther Cutchin. plan
list: Florence Sindell. soprano, and the
National Male Quartet. W. F. Ray
mond first tenor; A. c. Wilkins, sec
ond tenor: Fred East, baritone. and
Thomas Moss. director and accompan-
ist will be presented by 1t In concert
Wednesday night at o'clock in the
New Masonic Hall, 4511 Wisconsin
avenue northwest.
Esther Cutchin is a graduate of Pea
body Conservatory of Music: Florence
Sindell, the soprano soloist at Gunton-
Temple Memorial Presbyterian
Church. the Eighth Street Temple and
with the evening chorus of Calvary
ief bn q
Quartet is well known to the music
lovers. as its members have been
identified with local church choir and
secular concert work for several years
The concert Wednesday night Is for
the benefit of the fund for the new
organ, which has been Installed in the
lodgeroom in Tenleytown.
The program follows: The National
Male Quartet, "Invictus" bruno.
Huhn), 20 Lovely Night" q. Often
bachl; Esther Cutchin, pianist, Fan
tasie Impromtu" Chopin, Concert
Waltz" F'rimD; John c. Smith. basso.
1.-THE Wage of the Fighting Man"
(Stickles) Florence Sindell, soprano,
Sea Rapture" Coates Joy" (Watts);
William F. Raymond. tenor, Love Is
Mine" (Gartner); Esther Cutchin, pian-
ist, "Rhapsodie No. 2" UdsZt); Fred
East, baritone, Always" Qrving Ber-
lin); Florence Sindell, soprano, 20
Lovely Night Ronald), Spring Sing
ing" (Mac Fadyen); the National Male
Quartet, Annie Laurie" (arranged by
Dudley Buck), "A Little Close Har-
many (Geoffrey O'Hara).
EASTERN STAR.
Chevy Chase Chapter, No. 80, held
the second of series of benefit card
parties at the home of Miss Isabelle
|. Collins, the proceeds of which will
be used for the dormitory fund. The
regular meeting of the chapter will be
held Tuesday evening at the chapel of
the Chevy Chase Presbyterian Church
at Chevy Chase Circle.