Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-11

Masonic Employment Bureau, Armir
Roth; representative German Orphan
Asylum, Karl Kohler; trustees, John
| N. Sterzer. George NJ. Siebeft. vii
liam Wimmel. Earl Eglof; organist
George Fl. Bahr.
Samuel Gompers Lodge will meet
| Tuesday, when election and installa
| ton of officers will take place as we'll
| as the usual annual memorial services
will be conducted. Past Grand Master
| of Masons of the District Of Columbia
Roe Fulkerson will install the newly
elected officers.
| At the annual election for officers in
Lebanon Lodge. held December :,
| the following were chosen: Master
! Charles w. Hafle: senior warden
| Willis b. Robinson: junior warden,
Rudolph w. Santelmann: secretary,
| Walter w. Ludlow; treasurer, Thomas
| S. Sergeon: marshal, Howard NJ.
Brock: chaplain. Elgin Smith; senior
deacon, Clyde B. Stovall; Junior deacon,
Harold NJ. Godfrey: senior steward,
Thomas r. Wilson; junior steward
Ray NJ. McCreath: tiler, Charles Ii.
Gerlach: trustees, S. G.. Nottingham.
John G. Wineman and Francis l.
Beach; board Of directors, Masonic
and Eastern Star Home, Alfred
Harmon: board of trustees, st.
Johns Mite Association, Arthur Fl.
Smith; representative to Masonic
Board of Relief. Charles f. Riecks and
Leigh L. Nettleton; finance committee,
w. B. Robinson, James c. Munich
and James J. Brown; entertainment
committee. W. Is Robinson, Arthur
NJ. Robinson and Ray NJ. McCreath:
board of managers. Charles D..
Shackelford; organist, Charles II.
KOcher.
The annual election of officers for
Anacostia Lodge resulted as follows:
j. c. Beveridge, jr.. master; +. a.
Dony, senior warden; d. p. Fry,
Junior warden; S. r. Campbell, secre-
tary; j. S. Carter, treasurer; r. l..
Earnshaw. senior deacon: Walter
Sager. junior deacon; +. l.. Beavers,
senior steward; Raymond Fillius,
junior steward; Past Master w. J.
Hope. master of ceremonies, and G..
w. Shoemaker, tiler.
Columbia Lodge will have the
Entered Apprentice Degree Deem
Der 16.
Benjamin p. French Lodge elected
officers as follows: David r. Myers,
master: Harry L. Strang. third, senior
warden; Benjamin A. Harlan, junior
warden: Sidney l. Besselievre, secre-
tary: James 4. Gibbs. treasurer: Rev.
John c. Palmer chaplain; William
A. Torrey, senior deacon; Dewitt c..
Croissant, marshal; Renah T. Cana
lier, junior deacon; Pierre A. Cham
berlin, senior steward; Arthur B. Mil
lpY irrn CT nd
Schooley was reelected trustee and
John c. White as delegate to the
Masonic Board of Relief John l..
Schick was rejected representative to
the Masonic and Eastern Star Home.
James l.. Sellers reelected tiler and
also as delegate to the st. Johns
Mite Association.
Past Master Charles s. Conner on
behalf Of the lodge made presentation
OF a past masters jewel to the re-
firing master, Bolitha J. Laws.
The master announced a card party
and dance will be. given under the
auspices Of the Fellowcraft Club, at
the Washington Hotel, December 20,
the committee in charge being Elmer
l.. Corbin. Arthur 3. Miller, Francis
S. Key-Smith, Renah F. Camalier.
Harry w. Bagby, Marshall d. Johns
and John NJ. Ruffner.
The Caravan Club will honor Capt
NJ, M. Barnard next Friday at the
Raleigh Hotel at 1890 o'clock and
present to him a Testimonial. -Prepa-
rations are in the making for en-
tertainment. Several acts from local
theaters have been engaged and a
number Of prominent Shriners are
coming from out Of town. Henry
c. Stein, president. will preside. The
Caravan Club meets every Friday at
noon in the large ballroom OF the
Raleigh Hotel and an invitation is
extended to all Shriners and their
fellow mobiles.
At the communication of Myron NJ.
Parker Lodge last Tuesday night off,
GERS were elected and installed and ap.
pointments made as follows: Charles
Hildebrand, master; Van w. Roberds,
senior warden; William H. Rohrman,
junior warden; John A. Meyer secre.
tary (re-elected); George II. Felt, treas
urer: Francis B. Williams, senior dea-
con; Elmer E. Williams, junior deacon;
Rev. Kyle Booth. chaplain; William c.
James, master of ceremonies; Harry
H. Baxter, organist; Thurston B. Mil.
Ter, senior steward; Edward V. Ben
ham, junior steward: Herbert Van De
Bogert, tiler; Jesse c, Buck, delegate
to the Masonic Board of Relief; Albert
w. Bowen, delegate to ST. Johns Mite
Association; John A. Meyer, on the
board of directors of the Masonic and
Eastern Star Home; John c. McCon-
nell, captain of the degree team, and
William A. Lewis, captain of the bowl
ing team.
The Anchor Club held a joint enter
tainment, banquet and election, Wed
neSday evening at 1417 New York
avenue. President Bowen introduced
State Senator NJ. B. Bailey of Danville,
ILL.,. who spoke briefly. Elmer Rogers,
past president of the club, introduced
Representative II. r. Rathbone of Iii.
nois, who made an address.
officers were elected as follows: J..
o. Bowen, president; Harry Long, vice
president; A. F. Koch, secretary;
George Bentley, treasurer; A. d. Davis,
sergeant-at-arms, and L. E. Paxson,
sentinel.
Among the guests were NJ. D. Hen
sey, president of the Advisory Board
of Masonic Club of the District Capt.
CLANCY L. Bertholf, second vice presi-
dent of the National League of Ma
sonic Stubs OF America, and Commits
sioner p. S. Teller of the Shipping
Board.
EASTERN STAR.
Trinity Chapter at its meeting De.
cember Is will install its officers.
Members of the fraternity are in
vited to attend.
At the meeting of st. Johns Lodge
Chapter December the following
officers were elected: Miss Maude