Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-01-27

February IS, with the fourth
and tenth degrees, and 1t will continue
February 26, with the fourteenth de-
gree; February 81, with the fifteenth
degree; February %, with the twenty
first degree; March /, with the thirtieth
degree, closing March 2, with the thirty
second degree.
AT the statutory assembly of Albert
Pike ConSistory last Tuesday evening,
Monte Sanger, thirty-third degree, who
has been a member of the Rite for &c
years and a member of its board OF
trustees for 20 years, was elected master
of Kadosh of the Consistory. MIR.
Sanger, who Is member of La Fayette
Lodge, No. 10, of this jurisdiction and
an assistant to Dr. White at the Gov
eminent Hospital for the. Insane at
Anacostia, is especially noted in the
fraternity as an auditor Of finances,
especially in the Rite and in Almas
Temple of the Mystic Shrine. He was
crowned thirty-third degree Mason
in the Rite in 1911 and has since
served in many capacities in its affairs.
Other officers of the Consistory elected
at the same time are Mimi G. MarSeglia,
prior: Burgess w. Marshall, preceptor;
L. Whiting Estes, chancellor, and Her
bert H. Street, minister of state. The
following were appointed: James A.
Wetmore. prelate; w. w. Champagne,
master of ceremonies; Frank M Roller,
expert; Carl H. Claudy, assistant ex-
pert; George B. McGinty, standard
bearer: Joseph Solomon, captain of the
guard; John o. Bowen, steward, and
Theodore j. Moore, tiler. The perma-
nert officers of the ConSistory are John
G. Wineman, almoner; Stirling Kerr,
registrar; Monte Sanger, treasurer, and
also trustee.
The degree work in Stansbury Lodge,
No. "a, tomorrow evening will be pre-
sented by the degree team of the United
States Marine Corps, headed by Maj.
Gen. John j. Lejeune. Following the
degree an entertainment will be pre-
Sented In the auditorium of Masonic
Temple and Master Charles J.. Sutphin
OF StanSbury Lodge has issued general
invitation to the fraternity to be present.
The Masonic Glee Club will sing in
connection with the ritualistic work in
Myron NJ. Parker Lodge Tuesday eve
ming, and Senior Warden Rohrman will
head the official line, Elmer e. VIII
hams acting as senior deacon.
Kallipolis Grotto will hold its annual
meeting and elect officers for the year
Thursday evening at the Grotto head
quarters. Grotto dances viii be given
at the Hotel Washington the evening
Of February % and of March 10.
Elections.
full master, Charles j. Sutphin; senior
warden, Ralph Hebbard; junior warden.
P. r. Bailey; senior deacon, Colin Nc
Cay; junior deacon, Or. Ralph w. Bon
nette; senior steward, Milton Lehr;
junior steward, Harry Baker, jr.; secre-
tary, Howard Hixspn. and treasurer,
Anthony Lehr.
Silver Spring Lodge, No. 215, of Mary
land-George F. Hamilton, worshipful
master; Martin II. Kinsingef, senior
warden; Harry G. McComas, junior
warden; Joseph A. Griffith, secretary:
John T. Crawford, treasurer; Garland
w. Wolfe, senior deacon; Charles E.
Florence, junior deacon; Lloyd W..
Howes, senior steward: Ellis e., Snee,
Junior steward, and Fred Schnabele,
tiler.
The Silver Spring Temple and Library
Association has announced fair to be
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fund OF the Masonic Temple, Silver
Spring, Md, In the auditorium of the
temple February. 4, s.. 6. z, 8 and 8.
Martin H. Kinsinger was appointed
chairman.
The FeIlowcraft Club of Federal
Lodge, No. !, will have a card party at
the Northeast Masonic Temple Wednes-
day at 8 O'Clock. All members Of the
fraternity and Of. the Eastern Star are
invited.
EASTERN STAR.
The last meeting Of Martha Chapter
was held JANUARY ID. There was a
musical program by Leona Keller Blk
Ter. soprano; David s: RamsdelL basso,
and Victor Neal, pianist and accompan-
ist. Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur. Scheidt rem
dered comic dialogue, The chapter
has been honored by the grand matron
tron Flora Campbell as fraternal cor
respondent, Past Matron Lille Barker
on the temple committee and Matron
Ray Kimmel Wonderly as grand
Martha.
The ways and means committee will
hold card party and dance at Ward
man Park Hotel February IL. The next
meeting of the chapter will be Febru-
airy !, at which time the degrees will
be conferred.
The next meeting Of the 1928 Ma
irons and Patrons Association will be
Chapter rooms. Election of officers will
be held, after which there will be re-
freShmentS and dancing. Associate
members are invited to be present.
The ways and means committee OF
Takoma Chapter met at the home Of
Mrs. Harriet w. Kruger, January II
and 1t was planned to give a dance al
Takoma Theater Hall February /. The
Floral Circle has planned a country
dance at Chillum Castle Hall, Chillum
Md, February 8.
Mount Pleasant Chapter at its las
meeting devoted the evening to enter.
tanning its first inatron, Mildred Sher.
man, who Is leaving for an extended
European tour. The chapter presented
her with bag as a remembrance, ant
also presented her husband with a gift
The annual dance and card party vii
be held at Wardman Park Hote
March Z.
The new officers of Washington Cen.
tennial Chapter conferred the degrees
upon several candidates at the las
meeting. The annual dance and care
party will be held February at Ward
man Park Hotel.
Mizpah Chapter held short bust
ness meeting January is, after which
there were selections by H. McCartne,
of Potomac Lodge, assisted at the piano
by Mrs. Bell. Refreshments wer'
served.
The auxiliary home board held
meeting and luncheon at the George
town Masonic Temple, with A. Lilly
matron, and B. Eaton, associate matron
as hostesSeS. Work will be conferre,
by the new officers at the meeting Feb
TIlary S.
The ways and means committee o
Federal Chapter will hold card part