Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-12
MASONIC.

INDUSTRIOUS Potentate 1eolke ID. NA-
Ginty announces interest is increasing
In the fashion revue to be held III the
WASHINGTON Auditorium March 3. A
popularity contest is planneo. Inv
revue will embody numerous entertain
mont features. There will also De
dancing from 9 to Il o'clock.
n is planned by Potentate Mcciinty
to hold n ceremonial at Polls Theatef
Anril >. at which time Imperial Poten-
late Clarence M Dunbar will pay Almas
Temple an Official visitation. James q
rIoyle Is chairman of the entertain
rnent committee Petitions must ne IN
the hands of the recorder not latef
than March -.
The Fellowship Club of the Bureau
Of Engraving and Printing VIII meet
February Is at 8 pm. at rylhia.i
Temple. when plans Will De mace lv'
the omen meeting TO be held IN MATCH
The Caravan Club. which luncres
FRIDAY noon of each week at the Ha :
LEIGH Hotel. heretofore composed OF
members Of Almas Temple ana opef-
sted as an organization separate ana
enart from Alnas Temple, voted AT
recent meeting 10 ask Illustrious Ioten-
tate George B. McGinty to take over
The club as a unit of the temple. AT
the luncheon last Friday INDUSTRIOUS
Potentate McGinty stated to the club
that he believed that the Caravan Cluo
could be made one Of the most M
nortant adiuncts of the temple. and he
had decided to take 1t over as one OF
the units. The club Is open to the
entire nobility. not only OF Almas Tenn
Die but to all Shriners in the District
of Columbia as well as visiting
Shriners
Illlstrious Potentate McGinty has
appointed the following officers to take
charge of the club. and the first meet
Ing under the new administration VIII
be February II: President. Noble Edwin
c. Dutton. chief rabban of Almas Tenn
pie: first vice president. Past Iilustrl-
Gus potentats Roe Fulkerson: second
vice president. Past 1llustrious Poten-
tate Harry Standiford; third vice presi-
dent. Past Illustrious Potentate Will
liam S. Quinter; board OF governors
Past Potentates Fred G. Alexander,
William F. Guide. Carter B. Keene,
Francis A. Sebrine. Louis A. Dent
James T. Gibbs. l.. Whiting Estes. Leon
ard P. Steuart. Harry F. Cary. Charles
.. shackelford and Amos A. Fries;
secretary treasurer, H. S. Shepard.
The Trowel Club of Master Masons
held a business meeting February 4.
The constitution and bylaws were
amended so as to admit members OF
any Government department or indie
pendent Office in which there is no Ma
sonic club. The constitution was also
changed so that all members who have
been or will be retired from the Gov
eminent service will be given life men,
bership. A campaign for new members
Is being started.
Following the meeting moving pic
lures from the Bureau of Mines library
we're shown and refreshments were
served.
The officers are: ]. D. Secrest, presi-
dent: j. w. Byler. president pro tenn;
v. L. Dodge, secretary: w. T. Paine.
treasurer; w. II. Welsh, doorkeeper
At the last stated convocation of La
Fayette Chapter. r. A. NJ, the follow
Ing officers were elected or appointed:
High priest, Clarence j. West; king. r.
captain OF the host. Elmer j. Kalten-
bach: principal solourner. Paul B. FL
can: Royal Arch captain, Thomas T.
Casey: master of the third vail, Will
lard Gatchell: master of the second
vail, William r. Frank: master of the
first vail. Charles H. Bartz: sentinel,
William p. Chroninger. The secretary
and treasurer. M. B. Yerger and H. C.
Bruner. were reelected After the cleo
ton the officers were installed by Grand
High Priest G. r. Bartlett, a past high
priest Of La Fayette Chapter The high
priest appointed r. Fl. p. Grimes as
Soioist. Companion T. c. Lewis Is In
charge OF the entertainment committee
and William r. Frank OF the refresh
naent committee.
Al the conciave OF Columbia Com
naandery Friday evening. the Order OF
the Temple will be conferred, with
Ceneralissimo Henry II. Wright head
Ing the cast. The commandery win
hold its annual ladies night at the
Eo,e! willard, February "a.
The Potomac West Gate Club, al its
meeting in Masonic Hall. 1910 Wiscon-
sin avenue. February 3. elected officers
Is follows: william c. Kuechle, presi-
dent. Philip B. Hartford. vice president:
Ulysses g. Eaiter. secretary-treasurer ::
z. L. Woodin. sergeant-at-arns. and
William c. Dowden and Henry Utley
Sa&zSAEe AkEEs&IE ia LIE ELEINLlFE LDGl~
r1sttee. Installation Of the officers i'm
r1ed!ately followed. the ceremonies be-
1ng in charge Of the retiring president.
~Rey. Bud" Fisher was presented 10 lit
tie red dogs. Later In the evening he,
III behalf Of the members Of the club.
presented the retiring president with a
jeHe! and chain. also charm The
club Instructed the executive committee
b. formulate plans for an entertain
ment 10 be- held during Easter week.
The nez' meeting Of the club viii be
held February II.
At the last stated convocation OF
Capitol Chapter. Royal Arch Masons.
the following officers were elected and
Installed Ltician r Williams. high
priest: Russell Tyree. king; George A.
Iescaiets. scribe John A. Meyer. Sec
rotary. George II Felt. treasurer: VIII
lam z. Pfeifer. captain Of the host:
john ID McD9ffie, principal solourner.
Henri 3 KhuTman, royal arch captain
Ira Keller, f1rst vail; IRVINE c.
sflerffey. sfeond vail; Van W. Eoberds,
miro vail Robert n. Peterson. senti-
mel snf Randall III Olier. past high
priest trustee for three years John J
Cunningham. The retiring high priest,
vas preserved with past high priest
jewel by Past High Priest Felt on he
half of the chapter
Master Samuel j Feidman an
nD8lnces the stated communication III
Eam1e! Campers Lodge VIII be- held
o. Masonic Temple Tuesday a. 100
pm. The r. & degree will be con-
!egrec on fiFe candidates. with Senior
f)esGGn Lyuis j Eaebzrn heading the
Official linf At The last stated com l.
n1Unlcataon IL Was decided that tne