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

Columbia. No. Temple.
Alvah w. Patterson. grand tall
cedar. Capitol Forest, Tall Cedars of
lebanon, has announced the election
If officers will be held at the last
meeting in December. At the last
meeting of the executive committee
it was voted to permit Bandmaster
Brill to increase his band to 80 pieces.
Radio Station WMAL will broadcast
the band music and the double quar-
tet December 20 between $40 and
10 pm, and Grand Tall Cedar Pat
terson will make an address.
The forest will pay social visit
to tho Masonic and Eastern Star
Homk Tic evening of December 10.
and gfsA members are requested TO be
at 4he home at pm. to assist In
entertaining the children. Santa Claus
will be there with presents for the
youngsters and the stunt committee,
led by John r. jenkins: the band, d.
rected by Charles r. Brill; the double
quartet, led by Herndon Morsell. and
the Royal Rangers, captained by
Harry Tryon, will assist in the enter
tainment Moving pictures are plan.
ned to complete the program. The
next, executive committee meeting will
be held at the home of Grand Tall
Cedar Patterson tomorrow at 1880 pm.
De Molay Commandery will confer
the Illustrious Order of the Red Cross
next Tuesday evening. The Ladies
Auxiliary will meet and have card
party December % at Chestnut
Farms Dairy auditorium, the date
having been changed from Decem-
Der II.
The Trowel Club held dinner at
Harvey's Restaurant December 3.
Gen. Amos A. Fries, chief OF the
Chemical Warfare Service, U. s. A..
delivered an address. The committee
in charge OF the dinner consisted OF
w. H. Richards, Max Abel, DR.. An
drew Stewart and w. B. Fry.
The club will elect officers next
Thursday at 8 PM, at 719 Thirteenth
street. New bylaws for the club will
be voted upon. Action also will be
ken on the nationwide Masonic
movement to establish a training
school for foreign service in George
Washington University which Is
being advocated by the National
League of Masoic Clubs.
Officers were elected by Potomac
Lodge as follows: Master, George III.
Mulligan: senior warden, John T.
Chrisman: Junior warden, William Z.
Dowden: secretary. Richard p. Wad-
dew. treasurer, Isaac Birch twenty
eighth terrnl: senior deacon, d. Frank
Cummins: junior deacon, Henry Z.
Milne: senior steward. H. Clyde
Grimes: master of ceremonies. w. >.
waddey; chaplain, Rev. c. B. Austin.
Columbia Comandery will meet Fri
day evening at 1880 o'clock and Will
have as special guests Grand Com
mander DIR. Mark F. Finley and the
Commanders Association, of which j..
Harry Phillips is president. The
order of the Temple will be conferred
and an invitation to all Templars is
extended.
Congress Lodge has elected officers
as follows: Milton D. Smith, master:
Irving NJ Tullar. senior warden;
Louis A. Smith. secretary; Charles f.
Walliegh, treasurer: John L. Law
renee, Junior warden William II. Car
roll, senior deacon; Harry ]. Lucier.
junior deacon; w. o. Rice. senior
steward; r. A. Mcmillan, Junior
steward; Rev. c. n. Jarrett, chaplain:
Edward J. Stewart, tiler. Past Mas
ters Edwin Smith and Charles Conrad
were elected to the Masonic Board of
the committee assignments would be
made at the December Is meeting.
The Ionic Club of Master Masons
met Tuesday evening at /. o. o. F..
Temple and elected officers as fol-
lows: President, f. c.. Hooper; vice
president, K. r. Erickson; secretary,
j. l.. Bateman tre-elected); treasurer.
T. w. Alexander (re-elected); marshal,
ri q dnnrlEaaTaY- Iof
The executive committee and other
officers will be appointed and an
nounced later by the president.
The members of the advisory board
were guests and the new charter was
presented to the club by Capt. Cheney
L. Bertholop of New York, second
vice president of the National League
of Masonic Clubs. The club arranged
to take part In the joint installation
at the City Club January 4. The
club donated S243 to the George Wash.
ington Educational Foundation fund.
The business session was followed by
a social and refreshments.
Petwerth Lodge elected and in.
stalled officers December !, as follows:
Richard +. Vincent, master; Herbert
w. Ludwig, senior warden; John B.
Broaddus,. junior warden; Hermon II.
>, Il.
treasurer; Charles B. Scott, chaplain:
FreS NJ. Cornwell. master Of cere-
monies; James l.. Redman. senior dea.
con; Lewis l.. Cogan. junior deacon:
Dallas y. Pratt, senior steward:
Michael /. Eidness. jr., junior stew
ard: John f. Troupe. tiler; James 6.
Yaden. Charles c. Sharah and Joseph
d. Sullivan. trustees; Price NJ. Green.
law and r. s. Kirkwood. representa-
tives on Masonic board OF relief; c.
Ashby Marshall, representative to St.
Johns Mite Association Harry A.
johnson, representative to Masonic
and Eastern Star Home; proxies to
Grand Lodge, James f. Redman. for
master; Lewis l.. Cogan. for senior
warden; Dallas y. Pratt. for junior
warden.
KalIipolis Grotto will nominate Of
f1cers December Is to lie elected at
the annual meeting, January &c. At
the meetirg .. December Is there
,CIii also be short form initiation OF
candidates, the last chance this year
The next Grotto dance will be held al
the New Willard Hotel January 20.
Arminius Lodge elected officers. as
follows: Master. Christ. Kronenbit
ter; senior warden, George Wolfrum
Junior warden. Theodore Lerch; secre
fary. Fred Bertram; treasurer, Cha rles
70. Corner twenty-first term; senior
deacon, John Gredlein; junior deacon
T,orenz PotZner; senior steward. Peter
FRITZ: Junior Steward. Julius RoSen
feld. tiler, julius KobenZ; representa-
tive Masonic board OF relief, William
NVimmel: representative Masonic an6
eastern Star Home. David Busch; rep