Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-01-24

MISREPRESENTATION blbttb. ' flltN
Prophets Election and an
nUdl business meeting.
The Grand Lodge of MaSons of the
District will hold a special comnfuni
cation Tuesday evening To constitute
samuel Gompers Lodge. No. IS, at 8
o'clock
kallipolis Grotto will hold it's an
nual business meeting and election NJ
officers Thursday evening at GrottO
headquarters. As the entire line has
been renominated II is announced the
business of the evening will not he
long spread out. However. Monarch
L. Whiting Estes has asked Il large at
tendance for "A worthwhile evening.
Past Monarch Charles d. Shackel
ford is receiving the congratulations
of his fellow Prophets upon his eleva
ton TO the office of illustriOus poten
tate Of Almas Temple Mystic Shrine.
Many members of kallipolis Grotto
also are members of the Shrine.
The Scottish Rite bodies Of Wash
ington will start their next course of
degrees Tuesday evening. February g..
with the fourteenth degree. Perfect
Flu" and continue the following eve
ming with the eighteenth degree
knight Rose Croix": Thursday. Feb
ludIN II. with tile lnlttlttn ttSIte,
knight kadosh," and close the course
Friday. February II. with the thirty
second degree. Master Of the Royal
Secret"
Mount Vernon Chapter. which will
have its grand visitation tomorrow
night. announces u program of enter
tainment and light refreshments also
Washington Royal Arch Chapter.
No. . viii elect and install officers
Thursday night. Following this there
will be a social hour. with refresh
ments. High Priest David s. Dawson
invites all Royal Arch Masons.
The Circle Club Of Master Masons.
employees Of the District Government
! eCently installed the following off
GERS: Joseph D. Sullivan. president; E.
E. Lewis. first vice president: Fl. H.
George H. Schwab, third vice presi-
dent: E. L. Phillips. secretary: r. A
Guerrant, treasurer: F. H. Buechler.
sergeant alarms, and Patrick Tormey
tiler. The installation was conducted
b. j. Boyd Dexter. president Of the
advisory board OF Masonic Clubs. Maj.
Gen. Amos A. Fries. chief Of the
Chemical Warfare Service, L. S. A.
acting as installing officer. Addresses
We're made by Mr.. Dexter. Gen. Fries
and Secretary Bready of the advisory
hoard. Representative Melvin o. Nc
Laughlin Of Nebraska also gave a talk
on Masonry, after which refreshments
were served.
The Fellowship Club of the Bureau
of Engraving and Printing at it's last
meeting had Il good attendance of visi-
tors. including Deputy Grand Master
Grstz E. Dunkum and Prof. De Witt
c. Croissant OF George Washingto ton
University. Deputy Grand Master
Dunkum gave a short talk on Masonic
Clubs. in which he congratulated the
Fellowship Club upon its splendid his
tory. Prof. Croissant gave a talk on
the George Washington University
and congratulated the National
League OF Masonic Clubs for it's efforts
to raise the necessary funds to estab-
1.sh chair Of diplomacy in the uni
versity. Past President George r. ia
cohs on behalf Of the club. presented
to the retiring president. George H..
Whiting. a Masonic watch charm.
The committee in charge OF the ar
ranEements for the annual banquet.
reported progress. Fina ncial secre-
tary Beam reported that the members
were making returns for the educa-
tional project. Certificates are in the
hands Of the secretary for distribu-
tion to the members who have already
subscribed 10 the fund.
The Washington Railroad Square
Club had an enthusiastic meeting of
it's welfare committee Saturday eve
ming last. when Secretary James O.
lotion furnished program of enter
tainment features. Music and an elab-
crate supper We're pleasant features
OF the affair.
W. Roy Blanford related his rem-
niscences of the World War. in which
he was an active participant. which
We're received with applause Harry r.
Rowersox chairman. outlined the
work of the orga niZation for the com
ing wear. James O. lotion proved to
he an ideal host. and when the bubble
burst" he was voted a prince of good
fellows. Oliver Is. Shepherd. William
F. HAYES and other members were in
attendance. For the next meeting of
the club Saturday. January 80. the in
stallation of officers. with numerous
surprises in entertainment are prom
ised All members of the National
League OF Masonic Clubs are invited.
The Masonic Study Club OF Wash
inston Centennial Lodge will meet to-
morrow evening at the Masonic Tenn
ple, 100 o'clock. The following will
speak: Harry NJ. Keyser. secretary OF
the Washington Railroad Company
on Masonic Incidents in the Life and
Time of George Washington Rev.
DIR. Earle Whitley of Vermont Avenue
Christian Church. an inspirational
talk: William Watson Ayres. talk or
the new Masonic code. and Worth F.
Iandon will answer the question box.
Master MasonS are invited.
The advisory board of the Masonic
Clubs of the District will conduct a
Joint installation Of the officers of
the several clubs Wednesday. Feb
ruary 3, at pm. at the City Club.
After the installation there will be
dancing from until - pm. 1t is
expected that Grand Master Sidney
r. Jacobs will be present and make
an address. and that Past Grand Mas
ter Roe Fulkerson will introduce the
grand master and also speak.
EASTERN STAR.
The thirtieth annual session of the
Grand Chapter Of the District of Co
Iumbia held in the New Masonic Tenn
ME was brought to a close the evening
January Is by the installation of
the officers for the year 1926 as fol-