Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-02-16

king, william y. nope, LOT the scribe,
| William H. T. Belt.
Appointments-Mast of third vail,
william H. Rohrmann; master of Sec
| ond vail, j. Russell Y. Savage; master
of first vail, Harry j. Hunt Dr.; SEN
| tinel, James L. Sellers; custodian Cas-
tleman p. Boss; installing officer, Past
High Priest DR.. Daniel p. Bush; pres
entation of high priest apron by Grand
Master and Past High Priest James A.
| West and presentation of past high
priest Jewel by Past High Priest Samuel
r. Farmer to retiring High Priest Erwin
J. Hibbs.
Mount Vernon Chapter. No 3,
r. A. M-John L. McGrew, high
priest; Andrew N. Ross, king: Ara M.
Daniels, scribe; James T. Gibbs. secre-
tary: Arthur l.. Bryant, treasurer; Hugh
L. Murrell, captain of host; Charles
Hildebrand, principal sojourner; Will
liam L. GauSman, royal arch captain;
Royal A. Wray. master third vail; John
D. Walcott, master second vail; Arthur
B. Miller, master first vail; John
Tickell, sentinel: Charles @. woodward,
organist Fred Siller. James S. Hicks,
j. w. Kerns and Charles w. Moore,
choir; George Spransy, trustee; Charles
E. Matthews representative on board OF
managers: Allen Bussius, r. A. Bogley
and Herbert C. Cave, finance COM
nfittee.
A past high priests jewel was pre-
scented TO Rev. DR.. John G. Palmer,
the retiring high priest.
Washington Naval Chapter, No 6,
r. A. M.-Charles L. Mcdonald, high
priest: William r. Miller, king; c. Wall
p. H P, secretary; John G. Mathes,
P. H. P. treasurer: Earle o. Baker,
captain of the host; William w. Keeler
principal sojourner: c. Martin Brand,
Royal Arch captain: Otto B. Roepke,
p. H. P, and William T. Hebbard,
p. H. p, trustees The officers were
installed by o. B. Roepke, P. H. P.
Mount Horeb Chapter No. 7. R. A. NJ.
High priest. John B. Schommer;
king. Howard S. Payne; scribe, William
E. Christian: secretary, F. F. Kim
mel. P. H. p; treasurer, Lucien q.
Yung. P. H. p; captain of the host,
A. Paul Hines; principal sojourner. Ray
Homan; royal arch captain, James E.
Redman: master third vail, Irving Stro
bel; master second vail, Erwin o. Herr
mann: master of first vail. William H.
Dorsey: organist. Raphael Rooster:
sentinel, Aquilla C. Homan; representa-
tive board of directors. A. Paul Hines
The officers were installed by Past High
Priest A. C. Shafer. The Grand Lodge
was represented by Deputy Grand Mas
ter by Grand Visitor and Lecturer
Lucien @. Yung and Grand Sentinel
Castleman P. Boss.
The past high priests jewel was pre-
scented to retiring High Priest John B.
Broaddus on behalf of the chapter by
Past High Priest E. w. Libbey. and
Past High Priest Broaddus on behalf of
the chapter presented to High Priest
Schommer a high priests apron and
House, q gift from Companion A. c.
Herman. Grand Sentinel Castlenan P.
Boss of Columbia Chapter was made
an honorary member of Mount Horeb
Chapter.
Monarch Henry c. Stein has an
nounced the following program for Kali
lipoliS Grotto: February %, dance at
Grotto headquarters for prophets and
friends: February 81 and March 81,
business meetings and goOdfellowship
entertainments; Sunday, March 2,
visit to Vaughn Bible Glass, Calvary
Baptist Church.. members to assemble
at 0rotto headquarters at 3 am.
On Lincoins birthday anniversary
placed ct the Lincoln Memorial. the
committee consisting Of Monarch Henry
6. Stein, Chief Justice c. F. Howell end
Master Of Ceremonies Q. A. G. Oehmler.
The Ionic Club Of Master Masons
will meet tomorrow evening at 8
O'Clock in the Spanish Garden" OF the
washington Hotel, Fifteenth and F
streets northwest. Lieut. Walter Hin
ton, q member of Acacia Lodge and
the Sojourners, will deliver a lecture,
illustrated by colored stefeopticon
views, on his experiences and explora-
lions in adding to the chapters Of avia-
ton history. Lieut.. Hinton piloted the
Navy plane NC-4 over the Atlantic to
the Azores Islands: he was member
Of the balloon crew which reached the
Far North; he was aboard the craft
making the first flight to South Amer
lea, and piloted the plane into the jun
giles Of the Amazon, living many
months among the Indian tribes.
EASTERN STAR.
Mount Pleasant Chapter will meet
February n. It will be members
night. A program will be presented by
the star points.
TAkoma Chapter has completed ar
rangements for the following: MaSque
ball in the hall Of the fire engine house,
Carroll and Denwood avenues, Takoma
Park. D. c. February 81, 8 to IL pm,
and q card party at the home of Ma
iron Georgia T. Hendrick, 9l28 Georgia
avenue.
St. Johns Lodge Chapter will meet
tomorrow evening. at which time the
degrees will be conferred. The home
board will meet at the home of Past
Matron Eleanor G. Watson, 5404 Caro-
lima place, February 10 at 1 pm. The
ways and means committee will hold
card party at the home Of the patron,
ATS North Capitol street, February 81
at pm. The matron will entertain
the officers and their husbands and
wives at her residence, 1871 E street
southeast, February 40 at 8 pm. The
sixth annual dance and card party will
be given March 10 at Wardman Park
Hotel. The chapter will be in charge of
religious services today at 3 pm. at the
Masonic and Eastern Star Home. Rev.
r. Y. Nicholson, pastor of the Method
list Protestant Church, will officiate.
Automobiles will meet members at the
Rittenhouse street car stop.
East Gate Chapter will meet Friday
evening. The business meeting will be
followed by entertainment and refresh
ments. The auxiliary home board will
hold a dance In East Gate Temple Feb
ruary q.
The Friendship Club of Federal
Chapter will meet February 10 at 8
pm. at the home of Mrs. Douglass, 908
M street. The chapter will give tur-
key dinner at the Northeast Masonic
Temple February 20, to 7:30 o'clock.
Congress Lodge Chapter will meet to-
morrow evening at O'Clock. The
Mothers Club of Jobs Daughters and
Mrs. Mary E. Teachum. grand lecturer,
Will be guests of honor. There will be
refreshments and dancing. The home
board will meet February 10 at the