Evening star., 1926-04-25

Following the business session thu
members and guests were entertained
with an address by f. e. Berney, ane
an illustrated lecture on District o.
| Columbia wildfiowerS by 2. l.. Rlckel
of the Wildfiowers Preservation So
ciety and the Department of Agricul
ture The auxiliary of the LambSkin
Club and the Eastern of the Treasury
were represented in attendance. Re
| freshments were served.
At the recent monthly meeting OF
! the Trestleboard Club at Northeast
| Masonic Temple, Eighth and f streets
northeast, II new members were
elected. The program consisted OF Sc
! lections by Duncan Thompson, In
Scotch songs and stories. Miss Jackie
Amens also danced the Charleston
The next meeting of the club will
be a past presidents night, the enter
tainment being in charge of com
mittee composed of former presidents
of the club.
More than 100 members of the Coun
ellis of Royal and Select Masters OF
Masonry of this city, headed by Rich
ard T.. RoSeberry, most INDUSTRIOUS
grand master, and accompanied by
the Association of IlluStriouS Grand
Masters were the guests of Concordia
Council of Baltimore last night.
The trip from Washington was
made by chartered motor buses and
was made to witness the eXempllnca-
| ton of the super-eXcellent master
degree by team Of Concordia Council
Among those who made the trip
were: Richard l.. Roseberry, most
illustrous grand master; Edward Burk-
| kA1I Fi01S
| master; George l.. Sherman, captain
of the guard of the Grand Council
Mark A. Finley, past most illustrious
grand master and past grand master
| of Masonry: Mr.. Dewey, illustrious
master of Washington Council. No. !!
S. +. Hancock, illuStrious master OF
| Adoniram Council, No. .; Mr.. Brenna
man, illustriouS master OF Columola
Council. No. 3: Mr.. Ross, INDUSTRIOUS
master of Zabul Council, No. 4, and
| J. w. Karstner, illustrious master OF
Brightwood Council, No. s.
Following the super-excellen'
masters degree. Most Illustrious
| Grand Master Gorham of Maryland,
accompanied by Richard E. Roseberry
and Mark A. Finley. left for Philadel
phia to attend a grand visitation OF
the Royal and Select Masters of that
CITY which will be held tonight. To
morrow night these grand officers
will be the guests on similar occa
sion in Wilmington, Del.
At the recent meeting of the Fellow
ship Club of Master Masons. of the
Bureau of Engraving and Printing, In
/ Pythian Temple, an official VISITATION
was made by the advisory board OF
| Masonic Clubs OF the District of Co
lumbia. These official visits TO the
constituent clubs by the advisory
board are made. it is explained. in the
! interest of interclub relationship
President Hensey outlined the purpose
of the visit and members of his off
cial body also spoke on subjects
general interest to the clubs.
At the Ionic Club meeting Wednes
day evening in the Gavel Club rooms
Deputy Grand Master GratZ r. Dun
| kun delivered an address on the value
! of Masonry. The entertainment
committee under Maj. T. V. Walker
presented as features of the evening
Miss Matilda Sigl in dancing and sing
| ing: the Madrigal Quartet, composed
of Viola Shippert Klinge, Edith Gra
ham Schilling, Mabel Jean McCalir
and Edith NJ White, and William Coz
in original readings. At the conclu
sion cigars and light refreshments
were served,