Evening star., 1928-12-09
MASONIC.

THE lodges having communications
during the week all will have elec-
tions. and the Blue Lodge school OF
instruction will meet on Saturday. In
Capittllar Masonry, Mount Vernon Royal
Arch CHAPTER No. 3, will have the
Rovaf Arch degree on Monday; Wash
inrton Naval Chapter. No. 6, the Mark
6eeree and Mount Pleasant Chapter, No.
10, will have a social evening. No work
Is scheduled for the knights Templar
Communicates.
Albert Pike Consistory of the Scot
tish Rite will present the Thirty-second'
or N. r. s. degree Tuesday evening at
the usual hour, thus bringing to Its
close the course of the current class.
Master George c. Ober, jr., has an
nounced that the services at the Ma
sonic and Eastern Star Home this after
noon at 3 o'clock. will be under the au-
spices Of Harmony Lodge, No. II, and
that Rev. Clyde Brown will oftlclate,
the music being furnished by the choir
master, Fred East
Announcement has been made b. the.
committee" that the annual dinner OF
William r. Singleton Lodge, No, 3, will
be held in the Temple ASH Wisconsin
avenue. Thursday evening. December
20. at 6 O'Clock sharp, and that it will
be in honor of the retiring master OF
the lodge.
The Past Masters of 1925 held
their annual meeting and banquet re-
Gently and the following officers were
elected for the year 1929: President,
John T. Maddox. Federal, No. i; vice
president, William j. Hope, Anacostla,
AJA cfaY Y-TY-f .I0nn K
Willis, Warren G. Harding, No. 80.
Members of the executive committee
Robert C. Tracy. Mount Pleasant, No.
SO. and Gail T. Judd, National, No. II.
The retiring president was Melvin A.
Wertz, Albert Pike, No. 36.
The ladies of the Lambskin Auxiliary
Of the Lanbskin Club will have their
annual Kiddies' night Thursday eve
ming. when the children will provide the
entertainment. At the last meeting Of
the auxiliary Frank j. Day, president
of the Lambskin Club. who gave a
cherry blossom talk" and Charles
Stack we're guests of honor. Miss
Shiyely entertained with songs and Mrs.
Emma Mason with reading.
The Masonic Glee Club viii have
rehearsal at the United Brethren
Church North Capitol and r streets,
tomorrow evening at o'clock.
George B. McGinty, potentate of Al
mas Temple of the Mystic Shrine, has
announced that a ceremonial will De
held at 7:30 o'clock in the President
Theater, December II, "replete from
start to finish with events of more than
ordinary interest" A large class has
been assured, petitions for which must
be in the hands of the recorder not
later than Friday The business SeS-
sion will be held at Shrine headQuar-
ters, 1911 K street northwest, Saturday
at 7:45 o'clock Al Koran Temple of
Cleveland will be represented by its
potentate and his official diyan at the
ceremonial. Entertainment features
for the evening will be provided by
James c. Hoyle chairman Of the en-
tertainment committee.
The midday luncheon of the Caravan
Club, at the CITY Club, last Monday
was presided over by Past Potentate
Roe Fulkerson. Rev. George Farnham
delivered an address, and entertain
nnent was provided by Wesley Eddy.
The uniformed bodies of Almas Tenn
pie will meet at o'clock Thursday eve:
ming at Shrine headquarters. Interest,"
ing reports will be made on the COM
ing Potentate's Golden Apple Ball to
be held early in the new year. This
will undoubtedly be an outstanding So
cial event in Shrine circles. /.
An entertainment will follow the
business session Thursday evening con-
sisting of movies showing Masonic
High Lights for 1923" and two short
sr1appy reels of comedy. Every noble
viii be welcome.
Officers Elected for 1929.
ArminiuS Lodge, No 25-George VOL
fiun1, master: Theodore Lerch, senior
warden: John Gredlein, junior warden;
P. M Fred Bertram. secretary; Chas.
e. Gerner. treasurer; e. M. VIM. VIM
deacon; Peter Fritz, junior deacon; Ju-
hus Rosenfeld, senior steward Dietrich
Hermann, junior steward: George P.
Pitt, tiler. Representatives,: Karl F.
Kohler and VIM. Wimmel, Masonic
Board of Relief; p. M David Busch,
Masonic and Eastern Star Home; p. M.
Julius Schuetz, st. Johns Mite ASsocia-
ton; Karl F. Kohler, German Orphans
Home. Trustees: P. M. John N. Sterzer,
p. M. George M. Siebert, P. M. William
Wimmel and Karl Egolf.
Mount Pleasant Lodge, No. 33-Ralph
NJ. Wolfe, worshipful master; James l..
Evans, senior warden; Charles D. Allen,
junior warden; Samuel w. Mcintosh;
senior deacon: Harold A. Martin, junior
deacon: John F. Putnam. secretary;
Charles II. Ruoff, treasurer: Edward K.
Jones, senior steward; Robert e. Acorn,
junior steward; Henry r. Linfoot, mar
shall; William e. Humphreys, trustee:
Vernon G. Owen, Masonic Board Of
Relief; Miles Taylor, delegate to Ma
sonic and Eastern Star Home; Harry L.
GesSford. st. Johns Mite Association;
Charles H. Calvert, tiler.
EASTERN STAR.
Lebanon Chapter at its last meeting
entertained the officers of the Grand
Chapter on the occasion Of their an
nual grand visitation. Among those
who accompanied the grand officers
were Right Worthy Grand Secretary
Grand Treasurer Mrs Alcena Eanond
Past Grand MatronS Mrs. Cora P. May
berry, Mrs. Flora E. Campbell and Mrs.
Lena Stephenson; Past Grand Patrons
Joseph II. Milans, r. A. Bogley, Gratz
E. Dunkum, William G. Belts and j.
Ernest Dulin, of the District Of Colum-
bia, and Past Grand Patron G. Francis
Morrison of Maryland, and the Matrons
and Patrons of 1928. A vocal selection
was rendered by Miss Mildred Creel of
Lebanon Chapter, and presentations to
the grand matron and the grand patron
were made through the medium of a
sketch, "The Mystic Well" with the
chaplain, Miss Mary Brewer. as the
flower queen. and the star points, Miss
Mary Bell Beach, Miss Mabel Vanice,
Mrs. Madella Smith, Mrs. Evelyn Engle
and Miss Helen Schoield as fairies.
The next meeting of the chapter, De-
cember II, will be devoted chiefly to
election, followed by a special meeting
December IS at 8 o'clock for the in
Stallation of the officers for 1929. The
chapter voted to dispense with its stated
meeting which would have occurred on
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