Evening star., 1927-04-03

middleweight honors concluded the
entertainment. Incidental music was
furnished by Ralph Gauker. Orig
inal poems by "Old Hoss" William
Hipsley OF the club were read by II.
E. BowersoX. The refreshment com
nittee. Charles Broker. assisted by
David Bowen and others. provided a
light supper with cigars at the con-
clusion.
The next meeting OF the club viii
be held April so. when Past Poten :
tate and Past Monarch l.. Whiting
Estes is expected to be in attendance.
The dinner meeting of the Trowel
Club of Master Masons held Satur-
day, March 26, at HarVey's. was
attended by nearly 100 members ana
guests. This was the first meeting
of this character under the regime
of President W. w Adams or the
club. After the repast. a hearty well
come was given Grand Master Gratz
Il. Dunkum and Harry Appleby,
guest speaker of the evening. others
present were Past Grand Master j.
w. Witten, NJ. p. Hensey. president
of the advisory board of Masonic
clubs, y. C.: William Musser. past
president of the advisory board; h.
y a
ment; J. Q. Bowen. president OF the
Anchor Club of the Shipping Board.
and the following former presidents
Of the Trowel Club: George :. Pope.
Philip NJ Riefkin, W. r. Paine, w l..
Swanton and a. +. Huntington.
The Trowel Club was organized
January is, 1909, by members OF the
Masonic fraternity employed in the
United States Geological survey, and
is the oldest Masonic Club in the Dis
trict of Columbia.
Capitol Forest, No. 1o4. Tall Cedars
of Lebanon, held a ceremonial in the
ballroom OF the New Willard Hotel
Tuesday evening, when a large num-
Der Of candida teS were initiated.
Thursday evening. April I, con
cert will be presented and broadcast
on the air over WMAL, the Washing
.on Radio Forum, between the hours
of and 10 pm, by the Capitol Forest
Tall Cedar Band. under Charles r.
Brill, which will be interspersed with
vocal selections. Upon the close OF
the concert Alvah w Patterson, the
grand tall cedar Of the local body, will
give a talk TO those who are listening
in" on the activities of the Tail Cedars
of Lebanon, and what Cedarism is.
The executive committee, at it's last
meeting, voted to hold dance and
card party the latter part of April.
and the following committee was ap-
pointed: c. A. Jaquette, chairman; NJ,
l.. Hart, George r. Johnson, John r.
Jenkins, Frederick r. Steffens, Charles
r. Brill. John @. Slye. Harry ID. Try
on, Harry r. Gladnnan and P Ray
mond Boesch.
A large delegation of the members
of Capitol Forest went to Baltimore
Thursday evening to attend the cere-
monial of Baltimore Forest, No. As.
Grand Tall Cedar Patterson has an.
nounced the following dates for cere
monials of Capitol Forest. no. 1O4, for
the remainder of the year: April 80,
May 81, June 80. September 30, Oc-
tober %. November 80 and Decem.
ber %.
Washington Council, No. 90. Ladies'
Auxiliary to the Masonic Universal
Craftsmen Council of Engineers, met
Saturday last at Pythian Temple. Mrs
Mary Hohenstein, chairman, an
nounced rummage sale. April 4, ). s,
at 1907 Fourand-a. half street south
west. A card party also is to be held
April %.
Mrs. Agnes Hipsley, president Of the
Thimble Club. was reported i'll in
George Washington Hospital. and
Mrs. Christobel Burton, chairman on
sick, sent a basket of sweet peas. The
Thimble Circle met at the home OF
Mrs. Mayme Kuechle Wednesday.
. EASTERN STAR.