Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-04-10
FRATERNITIES

I Master Maurice Blum announce!
| that Samuel Gompers Lodge, No. 40
| +. A. A. NJ, will hold its annual enter
tainment for guests and children of the
| Masonic and Eastern Star Home Fri
| day, April 20, to which members
ladies and children and the entire fra
| ternity are invited. The Monarch Clut
will furnish the entertainment for The
| Masonic and Eastern Star Home. Re
| freshments will be served.
For the degree Tuesday evening
there will be nine candidates. Senior
Warden Samuel J. Feldman viii head
the official line. Junior Warden A
Kenneth Armstrong will act as senior
warden, with Senior Deacon Isidore A
Peake as junior warden; Junior Stew
ard Louis II. LissowitZ as senior dea
con and Junior Deacon Louis j. Rae
bach and Senior Steward Louis
Goldberg will occupy their regular
stations.
The Masters Association of 1905 held
its twenty-second annual reunion and
banquet at the Metropolitan Hotel re-
Gently, with 10 members present, all
that are living in the District of Co
lumbia. The guest of honor, as is Gus
tomary, was Lurtin r. CHM, who was
grand master in that year. Letters
were read from several of the mem
bers who now live in other cities
Nine members have died since 1905,
This association is the only one in the
District of Columbia that has main
tanned continued existence without a
break since it's members were mas.
tiers of the blue lodges of this jurisdic
ton.
Those present at the twenty-second
reunion were DR.. A. Barnes Hooe of
st. Johns, No. IL; A. Mcdaniel of Ma.
tionaI, No. u; William F. Lannan OF
Dawson, No. Is; DIR. Clarence A. Weav.
er of Harmony, No. II; Warren Tol
son of Anacostia, No. 81; DIR. Edward
S. Smith of George C. Whiting, No.
%; w. w. Jernane of Pentalpha, No.
%; Herbert +. Ivers of Stansbury
No. "a; Thomas S. Unworth of Osiris,
No. %; DR.. Charles F. Whitney of
Myron NJ. Parker, No. 81; William
Mehn of Takoma, No. 20; Frederick +.
Robey Of William r. Singleton, No. 80.
The following officers have been
elected in Orient Commandery, No. 5.
K. tt: Edwin C.. Dutton, eminent
commander; John D. McDufile, gen.
eralissimo; Robert Mop. Milans, cap
tain general; Hayes G. Rice, senior
warden; Charles F. Lloyd, junior war
den; S. Albert Battison, prelate ire
elected; William IT. Hebbard, P. c.,
treasurer (re-elected): Otto b. Roepke,
=. c., recorder (re-elected); Calvin l..
Lynham, standard bearer; Calvin T.
Milans, sword bearer; Richard 7. I'm.
hau, warder, and Alexander McKen-
zie, P. G. c., trustee (re-electedD.
p,.io No q
elected the following officers: Fred T..
Blood, eminent commander; Omar j.
Veley, generalissiino; Amasa j. Lud-
wig, captain general; Jasper II. Baker,
p. c., prelate; J. Howard I1iXson, re-
corder; Arthur c. Shaw, p. c.. treas.
urer; William G.. Smith, senior war
den; Samuel 3. Reeder, junior war
den; Edwin BROKER. standard bearer;
Clarence l.. Bremerman, sword
bearer; Carrot w. Wolfe. warder, and
w. A. Pierce, F. A. Law and Fred
Koehler, trustees. The annual grand
visitation and the installation of Off
GERS will occur Tuesday evening, April
10, when refreshments will be served
by the Ladies' Auxiliary. There will
be a meeting and election OF the
Ladies' Auxiliary Tuesday evening,
April 10.
The drill team of Brightwood Com
mandery will hold its annual election
Tuesday evening of this week. Sir
Knight Reeder, chairman of the ways
and means committee, has announced
a May dance, to be given on Thursday
evening, May 5, at Brightwood Ma
sonic Temple.
Friday evening Joseph II. Milans
Lodge, No. 3S. win have for the de-
gree Junior Deacon Julius l.. Loho.
efer in the East and Senior Steward
Randall NJ. Oller as senior deacon.
The lodge meets in the Northeast
Masonic Temple, Eighth and f streets
northeast.
The Masonic Club of the Y. NJ. c. A.
College was recently reorganiZed at
a meeting attended by representatives
from all the branches of the school.
J. II. Rees of the accountancy school
presided and the principal address
was made by President J. A. Bell.
E. L. Bennett of the junior law class
was elected president; p. J. Bynum of
the school of accountancy, vice presi-
dent; ID. Ernst of the school Of ac-
ccuntancy, secretary; and b. X. Cogs-
well of the freshman law class, treas.
urer. An intensive membership cam
paign is to be iuaugurated to enroll
all members Of the fraternity in the
college, which ii is said includes APP
proximately rs per cent of the male
student body.
Capitol Forest, No. 104, Tall Cedars
Of Lebanon, broadcast a concert
Thursday evening on the air over
WMAL, the Washington Radio
Forum, when the Capitol Forest Tall
Cedar Band and solo artists enter.
tanned those listening in" In addi-
ton to the concert Grand Tall Cedar
Alvah w. Patterson, head of the local
body, gave a talk on Cedarism.
The contact committee" unit Of
the membership committee, Senior
Deputy Grand Tall Cedar H. NJ. Van
dervort, chairman, is preparing for a
large class of candidates for q cere-
monial at the New Willard Hotel
April 30.
A dance and card party will be
held at Wardman Park Inn April 81,
when the Capitol Forest Band will
entertain with a concert.
The Royal Rangers of Capitol For
est are said to be making great
progress in their drills for the COM
ing trip and parade in Harrisburg
Pa, where the Supreme Forest will
hold its annual convention on May
1920, inclusive.
EASTERN STAR.
East Gate Chapter will meet Fri.
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