Evening star., 1928-12-16

~ cnarge OF the services LElS dIIei- -
II noon at O'Clock at the Ma
4 4 sonic and Eastern Star Home.
Rev. Alfred E. Barrows, the
lodge chaplain and pastor of the East
ern Presbyterian Church; will othciate.
Three communications for the cur
rent month have been announced Tor
the Grand Lodge of the District, VIZ:
Wednesday evening at o'clock, for the
annual meeting for reports and general
business: a special for Thursday at /
pm, for the purpose of laying the
corner stone of the new office building
of the Southern Railway Co. at FIJI
teenth and K streets northwest, and
the st. Johns day communication
Thursday. December 81, when otncerS
for the new year will be elected ana
installed.
Tomorrow night Almas Temple will
hold its final ceremonial of the year at
7:30 o'clock at the President Theater.
The candidates have been ordered to-
report to Glass Directors Monte Sanger,
Nathan WE'LL and o. M. Ballauf at the
theater at $50 o'clock. Al Koran Tenn
ple of Cleveland will be represented by
a divan delegation headed by its poten-
tate, Albert H. Fiebach. Among the
other guests of the evening will be the
members of Congress that presented
the ritualistic section of the last cere--
monial. AS an acknowledgment OF
fraternal appreciation each will be
presented with an honorary member
ship in Almas Temple. Following are
the names of those to be so honored:
Representatives Henry F. Niedringhaus
of Missouri, John T. Bugbee OF 1lllnolS,
Joseph T. Deal of Virginia, Clifton 5.
Woodrum of Virginia, Charles A..
Christopherson of South Dakota, s: D.
McRevnoldS of Tennessee, Frank Muir
phy Of Ohio, Noble j. johnson of In
diana and Orie S. Ware of Kentucky. :
James c. Hoyle, who has been placed
In charge of the entertainment fea-
lures. saws they twill be Scintillating
with snap and vibrating with thrills"
La Fayette Chapter, No. 5, r. A. M,
will have as its guests Tuesday evening
the Masonic Glee Club, under the lead
ership of Past Grand High Priest
Charles r. Bartlett, also Judge" Bur-
ton Of Mount Pleasant Chapter, well
known as a monologist. A cordial in
vitation is extended to all Royal Arch
Masons to enjoy this evening of music
and good stories. The refreshment
committee will function as usual
The Association of Illustrious Masters
will visit Adoniram Council Thursday
evening when the New York ritual for
the Royal Masters degree will be exem-
plified with the following cast: I. M,
Clarence j. West; D. NJ, Lucien G.
Yung, p. l. NJ; p. G. W., Roy A. Plymp-
ton; c. G., Harry P. Wilkins; G. c.,
Orie l.. Beardsley, ]. M, washington
Council, No. /. All cryptic Masons are
invited.
The sixth annual reunion banquet OF
the Masters Association, 1922, was held
recently in the oak room of the Hotel
Raleigh. There were present Past Grand
Master G. G. Coombs; the president OF
the association, DR.. John G. Palmer, 33,
and 18 members of the association. The
ARRANGEMENTS were perfected by the
secretary of the association, j. Walter
Karnsner. This association, 1t is said,
has never missed having its annual
reunion and has averaged an attend
ance Of over 20 of its "a members at
each. It is committed to perpetuation
until but two members are present to
drink its two fixed toasts, Our Cy"
and 1922"
The LambSlSin Club of the Washing
ton Navy Yard met at the Northeast
Masonic Temple Saturday night and
elected officers for the ensuing year as
follows: President, William Creswell;
vice president, George Speckmann;
marshal, Charles Newman; secretary,
Harry Warfleld; treasurer. E. j. Hart
stack; inside sentinel, Joe Williams;
outside sentinel, w. e. Robinson: trus-
tess, j. Ford, George Hid and Charles
Stark; auditing committee, George
Speckmann, chairman; William Kline
and william d. Watts.
The retiring president, Harry War
field. made q resume Of the activities
of the club during the past year and
thanked the members for their CO.
operation during his tenure of office.
F. j. Day, State vice president of Ma
sonic Clubs of the District of Columbia,
gave a short talk on the endowment of
two chairs at George Washington Uni
versity by the Masonic Clubs.
Other visitors were President Hayes
and Vice President George Mergill of
the Railroad Square Club.
The Railroad Y. M. c. A. Orchestra
entertained.
Saturday night, January S, the Lamb
skin Club will hold the yearly inStalla-
ton Of officers. This feature will be
followed by a high-grade entertainment.
Members of all other Masonic Clubs
are invited to attend.
master, Willis B. Robinson; senior
warden, Rudolph w. SanteImann:
junior warden, Howard M. Brock: secre-
tary, w. w. Ludlow; treasurer, Thomas
S. Sergeon marshal, Clyde B. StoValI
chaplain, Elgin Smith; senior deacon,
Thomas r. Wilson; junior deacon,
James j. Brown; senior steward, Edward
Early; junior steward, Roger c. Power
tiler, Charles H. Gerlach; trustee, John
G. Wineman; board of directors, Ma
sonic and Eastern Star Home, Arthur
@. FeSSenden; board Of trustees of the
st. Johns Mite Association, Arthur H.
Smith; delegate to the Masonic Board
Of Relief, Leigh l.. Nettleton: in.
corporator Masonic Hall Association
Francis I. Beach; Proxies to the Grand
Lodge, Clyde B. Stovall, Thomas R.
Wilson and James J. Brown; finance
committee, r. w. Santelmann, Charles
w. Hafie and James J. Brown; board OF
managers. lodge room No. i, Charles
ID. Shackelford; Temple fund commit
tee. Charles p. Riecks.
Myron M. Parker Lodge, No. 27-
N1dotCEs fdLl w. 1kOUCIQS, StIllOI WdIQGLl
William H. Rohrman junior warden
Francis B. Williams; secretary, John A.
Meyer; treasurer, George H. Felt; senior
deacon, Elmer E. Williams; junior
deacon, Thurston B. Miller; master OF
ceremony, l.. T. Williams; chaplain
Rev. Kyle Booth; organist, Harry II
Baxter; senior steward. Edward V. Ben
ham, junior steward, Charles Foust, and
ttiler, Herbert Van DeBogert. Charles
'Hildebrand, the retiring master, was
presented with past masters jewe
and appointed supervisor of work. Past
Master Austermuhl was appointed di-
rector of music. George E. Hattor
was elected delegate to the Masonic
Mutual Relief. Ernest j. Elwood, senior
delegate to Saint Johns Mite ASsoci-
alton. and John A. Meyer, past master
representative on the board OF di-
Tectors of the Masonic and Eastern
Star Home.
ConcreSs Lodge No 37-MaSteT