Evening star., 1929-12-08

Except as announced In Lfle foregoing
calendar. the blue lodges which NEE
munications to the election and install
lstion of officers.
Anacostia Chapter, No II, Roya
Arch MasonS, has postponed the Roya
Arch degree originally announced fol
tomorrow evening and instead will have
the NJ. z. NJ. degree. with a candidate
who is well known In religious circles
and who is expected to deliver an ad.
dress of interest.
Lodges have reported the election OF
oficerS at recent communications as
follows:
Potomac Lodge. No. 5-Master, w. C
Dowden; senior warden, D. Frank Cum
Minis: junior warden, Henry U. Milne
secretary, Richard P. Waddey; treas
urer Isaac Birch; senior deacon, H
Clyde Grimes; junior deacon, Frank L
Fisher; senior steward, Maurice L. Brew
ton; junior steward, Harold G. McCart-
ney; chaplain, Rev. G. B. Austin; master
of ceremonies, William S. Waddey: tiler
Samuel w. Dslzell; organist, William
K. Cohen.
Mount Pleasant Lodge, No 33-James
L. Evans, master; Charles D. Allen, Sc
nior warden; Samuel w. Mcintosh, ju-
nior warden; John F. Putnam, Secre-
tary: Benjamin e. Harrison, treasurer;
Harold A. Martin, senior deacon; Lyle
B. Henry, junior deacon; Leonard F
Ruoff senior steward; E. Barrett Knock
junior steward; Edwin E. Putnam. mar
shall; Aubrey H Clayton, master OF
work and trustee; Milward W. Riker
chaplain; Charles H. Calvert, tiler.
The Washington Railroad Square
Club at its last meeting had large
number of visitors, including T. j. Day
State vice president for the District OF
Columbia, National League of Masonic
Clubs; J. B. EdmondS, president XII
wants and Railroad Square Club; j. w.
Hollingsworth, Miami. Fla; Joseph D.
Sullivan, past president, and George
Schwab, president, Circle Club; also
Past Presidents Brewer, Riley, Sullivan,
Hayes and Bowersox.
j. 0. Burnham, State vice president,
National League of Masonic Clubs, spoke
on the joint installation Of officers by
the advisory board-John o. Bowen,
presidential the Willard Hotel, January
9, and discussed the cherry blossom idea
commemorating Washingtons birthday
and the George Washington University
Foundation.
The Temple Glee Club, sponsored by
George Sullivan and composed of Earl
Simons A. Y. Acker, N. P. Horner, A. H.
Wells, L. P. Horner, Charles McCadden,
Joseph II. Coma, President Eckart of the
Trestle Board Club, Eugene Cooper and
George D. Sullivan-Mrs. w. Horner, ac-
companist- several selections, fol-
lowed by Singing in the RAIN" Miss
Mildred SimonS: several fancy dances,
and Joseph D. Sullivan, Circle Club, who
entertained with humorous stories.
e. r. Berry of the Terminal. store
room was presented with a 21-jewel
LyaW fS@v4 %,akl 1,nI - Al,.kN
@. A. Doris of the Fruit Growers Ex-
press was inducted in the club. L. H.
Goelz, secretary T. r. r. Department, Y.
NJ. c. A, promised many vaudeville fea-
lures at the next meeting, when the club
will give its annual turkey dinner. At
the conclusion Of the program refresh
ments were served.
A program Of novel stunts, sketches
and song hits was presented by the De
Molay boys at the Press Club last Friday
night. william w. Willford, a curly
headed youth with a poker face and
Save voice, overcame all and any cere-
monies with an adroit imitation of John
irving Fisher in spinning his Paul Re-
we're yarns and breezily started the acts
on their way.
Lifting Jimmie's Jinx," a play as
light as pun ball, was amusing and
the performance of Peter Hoist, who
posed as Miss Pauline Plunkett, the very
wise daughter of the big gas and oil
man, was outstanding. The De Molay
TumblerS, troupe of 1.-THE and graceful
athletes, presented stunts, including
startling SomerSaultS and intricate pat
terms taken in mid-air between flying
leaps from pillow to post. Max Brett
haupt pianist, tickled the piano in
pranks and persuaded the keys into a
piano pantomime Of a 1O-cent store girl
playing the musical accompaniment to
blood and thunder drama in a movie
nickelodeon.
A large and appreciative audience was
liberal with applause.
EASTERN STAR.
Matron Louise HoSkinson of Temple
Chapter announces tomorrow evening,
after a short business meeting, will be
election Of officers.
The Matrons and Patrons Associa-
ton Of 1925 will hold their annual
oyster roast December IA at the Capital
Yacht Club.
At the meeting Of Good viii Chapter
December Is will be the election of Of
flcers A card party will be given for the
benefit Of the ways and means commit
tee December IL at Northeast Masonic
Temple.
Columbia Chapter will elect officers
tomorrow evening. A buffet supper will
be served later for members Degrees
were conferred Saturday night at spe-
cial meeting, after which a card party
was held.
Federal Chapter will have a turkey
dinner for its members at $50 pm. De-
cember IL at Masonic Temple. At 8
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flcers will be elected.
Takoma Chapter will conduct the
services at the Masonic and Eastern
Star home December Is with Rev.
Thomas Boorde, of the Temple Baptist
Church. in the pulpit. A trumpet solo
will be rendered by Richard Reniole and
the choir will sing accompanied by Mrs
Ruth Horner. At the next meeting OF
the chapter. December Is, officers will
be elected.
William F. Hunt Chapter will meet
December IL and elect ofhcers. Pre-
ceding the meeting dinner will be
given at the Aster, Fourteenth and II
streets, for members of the chapter
only.
A special meeting will be held Decem-
Der II by Warren @. Harding Chapter
to install the officers. Following the
election refreshments will be served tc
chapter members at 70S Thirteenth
street. The Grand Chapter officers PAID
their annual grand visitation November
26 Other distinguished guests included
Mrs Minnie Evans KeyeS, right worthy
grand secretary, and Mrs. Alcena La.
mond. right worthy grand treasurer, o.
the General Grand Chapter; Mrs. Grace
Wilkins-Kimmel, Mrs. Cora P. May.
berry. Mrs. Tillie C. Chauncey, Mrs
Flora e. Campbell and Mrs. Lena
Stephenson. past grand matronS; Jasor
Waterman, ]. Ernest Dulin, GeorRl