Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-01
MASONIC.

meeting is the first at which the new
line of officers have worked the de
grees, and any Master Mason who ST
desires is welcome TO he present a
this meeting. which Is held at thu
Scottish Rite Cathedral, Third and /
streets northwest.
os, Saturday. January Z, the fame,
drill patrol of the chapter will begin 6
period of intensive training for it:
competition with the Drill Corps o
Baltimore Chapter in the latter par
OF this month.
The chapters bowling team, which
Is now leading the league Of the Epis
Copal Young Peoples Union, will meet
the cam from the St. Paul's Episco
pal tIurch. which is strong con
tender for the league title. in an eX
citing match at the Petworth alleys
neNt Tuesday evening.
The De Molay Tumblers will NEE,
rs usual a, the Central High School
gymnasium next "Wednesday evening
This is one of the chapters newest
organizations and is fiourishing eXcep
tionally well.
The annual meeting of Kallipolis
Grotto will he held at Grotto head
quarters January IS. Officers will be
elected. Those nominated are as fol
lows; For monarch, Arthur NJ. Poyn-
ton; for chief justice. Harry Il. Plank
linton: for master of ceremonies, Henry
& Stein: for treasurer. Joseph IA. Cur
ran; for secretary, f.. W. Lihbey, +. NJ;
for trustee. Peter Latterner, and for
sentinel. Charles II. Corby.
Amendments 10 the bylaws Will be
acted upon.
The next Grotto dance will he held
at the New Willard Hotel January
20.
Past Monarchs L. Whiting Estes
and Charles d. Shackelford were re-
Gently elected to honorary life men,
lpersaip in SAINTS Grotto of Richmond,
Va.
Past Monarch Charles A. Stevens,
chairman OF the convention commit
lee fer kallipolis Grotto. requests
Prophets who contemplate attending
the Supreme Council convention in
Richmond next June comm l....>ite
with him regarding reservations with
out delay. kallipolis Grotto will be
Qllartered at the Hotel Richmond and
supreme Council headquarters will be
at the Jefferson Hotel.
The advisory board of the Masonic
clubs Of the District of Columbia has
completed arrangements for the joint
Installation Of and reception to the
officers of the Masonic clubs to be
held at the City Club next Wednes-
Gay evening. The grand master OF
Masons of the District of Columbia.
James T Gibbs. will deliver the vel.
coming address. Maj. Gen. Amos A.
Fries. potentate OF Almas Temple,
and a past president OF the Advisory
Board, will install the officers, using
the simple and impressive forms and
charges that have been adopted for
II
sey Of the Advisory Board will an.
nounce the name of the speaker as
soon as il can be made public.
A meeting OF Mithras Lodge of Per-
lection will be held January at 734
pm at the Cathedral of the Rite. 4S3
Third street northwest. at which the
general business of the Rite will be
transac ted The degrees of the Scot
fish Rite from the fourth to the thirty
second, both inclusive. will be confer
red, commencing February Z. and
each Tuesday night thereafter until
May. This will be known as the
Spring class.
Election in the consistory at the
regular nesting of Albert Pike Con-
4 sistory last Tuesday night was as fol.
lows: Arthur r. Hayes, ST.. master of
E4dosh: Monte Sanger, prior; Mimi {.
Marshall, chancellor: l.. Whiting
Estes. minister of state. Appointed
officers are: Herbert W. Street. pref
ate: James A. Wetmore. master Of
ceremonies: W. ". Champagne. ex-
pert: Frank NJ Roller. assistant ex-
pert: Carl II. Claudy. standard bearer;
George B. McGinty. captain of the
g1iard: Joseph Solomon. steward:
Theodore j. Moore. tiler: John {,
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registrar; Monte Sanger. treasurer and
trustee.
The master OF La Fayette Lodge,
ii. 6. Drummer. announces the degree
Of Entered Apprentice VIII be confer
red at the communication January ,.
with Junior Warden Harry b. Pitts
presiding in the east.
Congress Lodge viii hold business
meeting January 5. Master Milton ID.
Smith announces that at this meeting
plans viii be discussed for the forming
Of a lodge choir. The Feilowcrah
Club OF the lodge liz making plans for
q benefit dance. The Master MaSons
degree viii be conferred January IL
ON a class Of candidates, at which time
IL is expected that the Masonic CUB
Of police, headed by it's president.
Sergt. II. b. Jenkins. will be present
in uniform 10 perform the ritualisiic
work.
At the last meeting Of Albert PIKE
Lodge the following officers were m
stalled: Harry " Hayden. jr.. master;
August II. Grant. senior warden; Al
Z BERT II. Merz, Junior warden; William
I Ix Eoyden. secretary; Charles III.
1 Jones. treasurer: Rev. j. j. clmon.
& chaplain: Christian Hansen, assistant
e Chaplain; Adolpn A. jazda. master Of
= ceremonies. Charles r. Buff%y. senior
{ deacon: Austin J. Lester. junior dea-
. ron. Eugene T.. Taylor. senior Stew
ard: Elmer W. Co.'s. Junior steward.
& and Theophilus J. Moore, tiier. The
& meeting scheduled for January 2 was
called on.
Master Samuel J. iFeidman Of Sam
pei Gotnpers Lodge announces sfse.
hal comm unicati0n VI This rb6ge Tues.
hay al 1:50 pm for the purpose d
konferring the Master Mason degree
IN fye candidate. with " Nor War.
den n. Kenneth Armstrong heading
the official line.
On Monday, january ., the innpe.
y1si potentate. Clarence 81. Dunbar,
aecofnpa MED by The other imperial
ossfsFh, ~Si pay an oUlfAl VEIL 10
Aeca Temple a. Richmond, Va. when
the new mosque, costing oyer fnii.
Lon and q half dollars, Will be OH.
ciaily dedicated. There will be "a
parade starting at J. am. a ceff-
MONA! ia the afternoon and grand
bail Or other form ~ entertainment
~ night Alnlas Temple viii he OFF,
elaIIy represented by the potentate
and members III his diyan. also the
baUd and Patrol anG uniformed bodies
~ the temple. A special train will
leave the Union station 81 4 "a m,
Monday. January T. 4 special rate
for the round trip. one and % halt
\ fare. has been made. available only