Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-01-06

chapter is preparing to give
roval welcome to Grand High PrleS'
RAYMOND B. Dickey. who is past Mgr
priest in its own ranks. January % the
chapter will have its election and IN
Stallation of officers.
Orient Commandery. No. S, tomorrow
night will present the order of the Red
Gross. A large number of sir knights
and brethren attended the usual OBJ
servance Christmas day. Addresses
were made by John D. McDuftie, COM
mander; Joseph H. Milans, past grand
master; Daniel G. Davis, past grand
high priest: Roland M. Brown, grand
standard bearer and DR.. Cloyd A.
Marvin, president of George Washing
ton University, in extending a welcome
and responding to toaStS to the Grand
Lodge. Grand Chapter, Grand Com
mandery and "Our Country" respec-
lively. The annual commandery KID
dies Christmas party was held Satur,
day. December 90, with a delightful
program and gifts to the children.
Monarch Arthur NJ Poynton an
nounces that the annual election OF
officers of KallipoliS Grotto for 1923
will be held January 81. The next
Grotto dance will be held at the Wash
mgton Hotel, February ".
SAINTS Grotto of Richmond, Va, VIII
hold a ceremonial Jonuary IL, at which
Grand Monarch John A. Derthick Is
expected to be present. kalhpollS
Grotto will be represented.
Brightwood Commandery, No. 6, will
confer the order of Red Cross and
Malta at a special conclave Tuesday
evening at Brightwood Temple. The
drill team announces dance Saturday
evening, January IL, from 8 to II
o'clock A good orchestra has been
procured.
Worshipful Master A. Kenneth Arm
strong of Samuel Gompers Lodge, No.
IS, announces that Tuesday evening in
lodgeroom No. 8, after the regular
business in degree work, Junior Warden
Louis j. Raebach will be in the east,
With Junior Deacon A. D. Abrams as
senior deacon, assisted by the regular
line officers.
The Masonic Glee Club will resume
rehearSalS tomorrow night under the
direction of Charles r. Bartlett at
North Capitol and r streets. The club
will sing Tuesday night for Friendship
Eastern Star Chapter.
The Washington Railroad Square
Club at its annual election of officers
elected as president George F. Mergell;
first vice president, ". G. Pierce; second
vice president, Harry Marks; marshal,
Arthur A. Wright; inner sentinel, A.
Roy Blanford; outer sentinel, Morgan
s. GaSsman; secretary, A. Frank Kreg-
/. low, and treasurer, r F. Foltz. B. r.
TolSon and D. M. Fisher were elected
! 20 the executive committee. The retir-
ing president, w. F. Hayes, thanked the
members for their cooperation during
his term. Edward H. Goelz, secretary
Of the Terminal Y. M. G. A., featured
an attractive program, consisting of the
Radio Harmony Boys, Mcclure and
Yeomans; Belda Carmel in songs and
Hawaiian dances: Buck WOLF piano
monologue, and Leach and Mats ir
acrobatic blackface stunts. A turkey
dinner was served under direction OF
, Charles A. Broker, assisted by the ladies
Ct the club.
EASTERN STAR.
AT the last meeting of Federal Chap
Or Past Grand Matron Nellie Fletcher
assisted by Ruth Fur of Federal Chap
Ter as grand marshal, Cleone Champion
Of Mount Pleasant Chapter as grand or
ganist, Bessie Short of Mizpah Chapter
as grand chaplain and Minnie Hedrick
Of Federal Chapter as grand warder, in
stalled the following officers: Matron
Margaret B. Wrenn: patron, Anthony
C.. De Mott; associate matron, Mary E
Curtin; secretary, Alice E. Hansen
treasurer, Mary B. Warren; conductreSs
David Ella Middleton; associate con-
ductress, Dorothy D. Paul; chaplain
Georgia Hawkins: marshal, Grace T
Daniels; Adah, Lucille Hilton; Ruth
Grace Hodges; Esther, Thelma Cha.
baugh; Martha, Cora Mandy; Electa
Alice Harger: warder. Mary E. De
Mott, and sentinel, Henry Hedrick
Mary De Mott acted as marshal for the
installation of her husband. Represent
alive to Eastern Star Home, Ruth FUR
Trustee, Henry Hedrick, for three years
: Chairmen of the various committees
will meet at the matron's home. the
evening of January 8. The degrees viii
be conferred at the meeting January "a
At the meeting of Takoma Chapter
December % the following officers were
installed: Bertha. D. Brown, matron;
Willis A. Cole, patron; Georgia T
Hendrick, associate matron; Cola Ma
holm. conductress; Harriet Kruger, as.
Sociate conductress; Lillian Dickens, sec.
rotary; Annie E. Langley. treasurer,
Ada I. Harries. chaplain; Edythe Aus
tin, marshal; Cordelia Brown, organiSt
Inez G. Burrows, Adah: Hazel MooreS
Ruth; Lahuna E. Clinton, Esther;
Conya Hardy, Martha; Ruby Arnold
Electa; Mildred Cole, warder; Joseph
Austin, sentinel
Mrs. Annjeanette Fisher. past matror
of Columbia Chapter, acted as installing
officer when her sister, Bertha D
Brown, was installed as matron. Mrs
Fisher was assisted by Mrs. Browns
marshal, After the matron had as
sumed her position in the East, Mrs
Mary N. Kiefer. junior past matron
acted as installing officer, assisted b!
Ruby Arnold as marshal, and Mrs
Annjeanette Fisher as chaplain. A solt
was rendered during the installation b,
the new matron of Columbia Chapter
Gifts, including silverware from TIL
officers. and the past matron's and pa
irons jewel from the chapter, were pre-
Sented to the retiring matron and pa
iron, While the new matron received
several presents from her friends
Birthday night for Takoma Chapte
will be celebrated January IS.
At the meeting of Columbia Chapte
December "a the new officers were In
SCaIleo by Grand Associate Matrol
Mrs Pearl Watt Glib, assisted by Pas
Matron Mrs Leverton. The new officer
TO be elected to the line and installed
were Stem Bridges, as patron, and Mis-
Alma Howard, as associate conductreSs
Junior Past Matron Mrs Mae Evan
was the recipient of gifts, among then
being white gold bar pin. with dia
mondS, presented to her by her mother
The past matron's jewel was presente
by Joseph Leverton and the past pa
irons by Mrs. Gladius Murphy.
The new matron, Mrs. Helen Mullen
berg, was presented a gavel by Cap
Major, representing the Henry an
Stanley Masonic Club of the Lansburg
Bros Stores The wood of this gave
is part of one of the doors taken fror
the Capitol after it was burned by tn
British, 1872. Mr.. Mullenberg presente