Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-01-26


tate, James C. Hoyle, who told
the mobiles that he proposed 20 have close
er contact with them all and meant to en-
list them all in the activities of the tenn
pie during his administration. Includ-
ed in these activities will be monthly
meetings of the temple, which all the
mobiles are expected to attend and at
which after the discussion of matters
uppermoSt in interest, there Is to be So
cial entertainment worth while. The
purpose Of these meetings, as explained
By Potentate Hoyle, is to enlist the in
terest of ever noble in everything pro-
posed to be done by or for the temple
He also announced that novel and es-
pecially interesting ceremonial is in
contemplation, at which he hopes to
have as the temples special guest the
imperial potentate. The pilgrimage of
AlmaS Temple to the session of the I'M
perial Council in Toronto, Canada, next
June also Is to receive extraordinary at
tention, and it IS expected there will
be much discussion of the arrangements
and unusual developments.
Potentate Hoyle has also announced
number Of changes in the staff CT as
siStantS. E. D. Anderson, high priest
and prophet will be the new president
of the uniformed bodies, which include
In their membership the Arab Patrol,
the military band and drum corps, the
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the stunt committee. Frederick Will
ken will be the new director of the AL
mas Military Band. The membership
committee viii have for its chairman
Noble George E. Harris, and this COM
mfttee promises to be one Of the most
important in the temple. Past Po-
tentate L. Whiting Estes has consented
to serve as chairman of the committee
onsfurnishing the new club house, to be
a II flNNKya
which is expected to be ready for oc-
cupancy early in March. Other COM
mittee appointments include Noble
Monte Sanger as chairman of finance
and accounts and Noble Paul B. Crome-
lin as chairman Of Jurisprudence and
laws.
Potentate Hoyle also is arranging a
schedule of activities coincident with
the opening of the new club house.
Samuel Gompers Lodge, No. As, Tues
day evening will have professional
Night" to which all physicians and
dentists who are members of the fra
ternity are invited. A prominent
speaker viii give talk of great interest.
Entertainment and refreshments will
be provided.
Anacostia Chapter, No. IL, Royal
Arch Masons, tomorrow evening will
pKCScAb NAAC uE6ACC SCAAC0uAC0 Will a
cast consisting of the past high priests
of the chapter. All Royal Arch Masons
are invited. Refreshments will be
served.
The Masonic Glee Club, under the d.
rection Of Walter z. CoSsins, will give
an entertainment Friday evening at the
Masonic and Eastern Star Home.
At the annual meeting of Mount Pleas
and Chapter, No. 10. r. A. M, Friday
evening, the following were elected: G.
Fred Cook. high priest: Aubrey H. Clay
ton, king: William H. Burton, scribe;
william W. WALES, past high priest,
treasurer (re-elected), and r. Stone
jackson, past high priest, secretary.
The new high priest made the follow
ing appointments: Harmon K. warner,
captain of the host; Earle w. Dimmick,
principal sojourner; Charles H. Taylor,
royal arch captain: Ralph H. MCCARTHY,
master, third vail; John F. Stowell,
master second vail, and Harry K Kent.
master, first vail. Dudley w. Fleming
was reappointed sentinel.
The officers were installed by Deputy
Grand High Priest L. Whiting Estes,
who Is a member and past high priest
of Mount Pleasant Chapter. He is In
line to be elected grand high priest at
the annual convocation of the Grand
CIdDIeI, EEDiu6Iy H. NAAASAA n@AA ~
the first time in its history that Mount
Pleasant Chapter will have one Of its
members attain the Office of grand high
priest.
The basket ball team of Robert lie
Bruce Chapter. Order OF De Molay, VIII
give a dance Friday of this week in the
oak room of the Raleigh Hotel, dancing
from pm. to 1 am. with music by
Degmoir.
At the chapter meeting. February Z,
at 1880 o'clock, both the initiatory and
De Molay degrees viii be conferred on
20 candidates. All master Masons are
invited to witness the ceremony. Blue
Lodge identification cards will be rec
ognized for admission to the chapter;
Later in the evening the Dramatic
Club of the Bethel of Jobs Daughters
will entertain the chapter under the
supervision of Mrs. Hoover, their dra-
matte director This will be followed
by dance in the ball room of the
Cathedral.
Arrangements are being made for the
annual De Molay pilgrimage to Mount
Vernon and Arlington in homage to
George Washington and the Unknown
Soldier, February %.
Eastern Star.
Fidelity Chapter held business
meeting January Is, and installed
Frances Halliday as associate conduc-
tress. and Past Matron Clara Kiesel as
warder The ways and means commit
tee. with Harry c. Maxwell as chairman,
will hold theater party at the Rialto
Theater January %. At the next chap
ter meeting, February /. the officers will
initiate under the new ritual for the
FIST time.
Washington Centennial Chapter met
January II, at which time two candi-
dates were initiated, using the new
ritual Music during the comforting of
degrees was furnished by the girls of
program committee in charge of Past
Matron Mabel Cook, as was the pro-
gram which follows: Group of songs,
committee: reading, Past Matron OF
Electa Chapter Mrs. Harmon: solo.
Beulah Reever, accompanied by Lois
Ehively.
Nation Josephine Holland announc-
ed that Patron Ernest Huyett had been
installed as grand sentinel of the Grand
Chapter January IL. Other appoint
nents by the grand matron were Han
nah Munroe, assistant to grand lecturer
and Maude Shively on the temple COM
mittee. Associate Matron Mary Bayles
announced the general home board
meeting to be held at Masonic Temple
January 81, at pm. The annual dance
and card party VIII be held at Wardman
Park Hotel February 8,
Esther Chapter and Takoma Chapter
will give a reception in honor Of Crane
Matron Katharine Spencer Merritt anc
Grand Patron Charles Calvin Gallo.
way at the willard Hotel, Janary 80, n
pm Members Of the fraternity arr
invited.
Matron Laura B. Davis of Congress