Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-12-28
FRATERNITIES
MASONIC.

mated the following for its
officers for 1881: For monarch,
4 y Carlton F. Howell; for chief
r.r justice, o. A. c. Oelmler: for
master Of ceremonies Frederick Wilken;
for treasurer, Past Monarch L. Whiting
Estes; for secretary, Past Monarch E.
w. Libbey; for trustee. Nathan We'll,
and for sentinel, Charles H. Corby. The
annual meeting and election will be held
January 90.
Joseph H. Milans Lodge, No. SO, Fri
day evening, at Northeast Masonic Tenn
pie, Eighth and F streets northeast, will
have the Master Mason degree.
The following officers of the lodge
have been installed for the coming
year: Irving G. Gray, master; Ben C..
Jones, senior warden; Alphonso D.
Payne, junior warden; Charles j.
Kropke, P. M, secretary (re-elected);
81, Archie w. Cummings, P. M, treasurer
(re-elected); Charles A. SAUL senior
deacon; William Graf, junior deacon;
Charles H. Purcell, jr., senior steward,
and John c. Conner, junior steward.
a.. The incoming master appointed Frank
Lerch master of ceremonies; Henry S.
Mckinley, chaplain, and Robert j.
Chaillet, ST.. tiler.
Joseph H. Milans Fellowcraft Club
at a recent meeting elected John c.
Connor president and Paul Guild Sec
retary-treasurer for the coming year.
Clinton A. Giles, P. M, was reappointed
captain Of the Fellowcraft team.
The Fellowship Club of Master Ma
sons of the Bureau of Engraving and
Printing has elected the following Off
GERS for 1881:
Samuel B. Reeder, president; James
q: Gallahorn, vice president; W. H.
Wertman, recording secretary: Worth |
r. Bean, financial secretary: Alvin H. |
Day. treasurer; Walter H. Harvey, mar
shall; Dallie C. Jones, herald. and
Samuel A. Mooers, chaplain. Repre-
sentetives to advisory board: Samuel
B. Reeder. James T. Gallahorn and
EPosey v. Hall.
- The newly elected officers were in
stalled by L. H. Troutman, past presi-
dent of the League of Masonic Clubs, |
assisted by Frank j. Day, State vice !
president of the District of Columbia.
Past President George Jacobs will de-
liver series of short talks before the
clubs during the coming year.
Herbert j. Mcclure, the assistant
general agent of the Department of |
Justice and former president of the
New York State Society," was installed !
as master Of Justice Lodge, No. 46, Fri
day evening, at the Masonic Temple.
Other officers installed were Dwight E.
Rorer. senior warden; Frederick G.
Carr, junior warden; Cyril S. Lawrence,
senior deacon; Elmer r. Butts, junior
deacon; Harry B. Dellett, senior stew
ard, and George Dyson, junior steward.
Alnas Temple of the Mystic Shrine
has a ceremonial session in the new
club house, 1914 K street northwest, for
tomorrow evening; a New Year Eve
party for Wednesday evening and its
annual election Of officers for Thursday,
January IS.
EASTERN STAR.
Past Grand Matron Flora Campbell, |
assisted by Past Matron Jean Brown as
grand marshal and Past Matron Annie |
Cawson as grand chaplain, installed the
following officers OF Martha Chapter:
Elsie M. Speer, matren; Henry C.
Wonderly, patron; Emma H. Mason,
associate matron; Arthur C.. Watts, as
Sociate patron; Past Matron Evelyn S.
Hursh. secretary; Alice NJ. Heimer,
treasurer; Bernetta Beavers, con-
ductress; Pauline Fry, associate con-
ductress; Bertha johnson, chaplain; |
Jane Richardson, marshal; Past Patron |
Carleton r. Fry, organist; Edith M |
Peay,~ Adah; Isabel Titlow. Ruth; Ethel |
Towner, Esther; Mary Conner, Martha; |
Mary Travers, Electa: Allwine Miller, |
warder; Jessie T. Stephens, sentinel.
A program, under the Craftsmanship |
was given, as follows: Remarks, pres
entation Of jewel to Junior Past Ma |
tron Dixon, by Past Grand Matron |
Flora Campbell; remarks, presentation |
Of chapter gift to retiring matron, by |
Past Matron Ray K. Wonderly; re-
marks, presentation of chapter gift to
Junior Past Patron John MacDufie |
by Past Patron Otto Roepke; greetings, |
presentation of officers gift to retiring
patron, by Star Points of 1880, assisted |
by Past Patron Richard E. Titlow; |
greetings, presentation of officers gift |
to retiring matron by all the officers |
Of 1880, assisted by Susie Burns; re-
marks, presentation of home board gift |
to retiring matron, by Conductress Ber-
Meta Beavers: piano solo by Marion |
Rouzee; remarks, presentation of bas-
ket of flowers from the Girls Club. by |
Florence Briethaupt, to Junior Past |
Matron Dixon; remarks, presentation |
retiring matron by Minnie Richardson. |
The Ways and Means Committee, |
Past Patron Carleton r. Fry. chair
man. met at the home of Matron Elsie |
M. Spear last Monday night.
The next meeting of the chapter, |
January 2, will be a reception to the !
new officers, followed by dancing.
Cathedral Chapter installed the fol-
lowing officers: Matron, Alice Taylor; |
patron, Ernest Shaw; associate matron, |
Phoebe Lightner; associate patron, |
Robert Tabor: secretary, Elizabeth |
Cornish; treasurer, Martha Brandon; |
conductress, Pearl Keck; associate con- |
ductresS, Louise Garner; marshal. Eileen |
Sutherland; organist, Adelaide Wat |
son; Adah, Geneva Perry; Ruth, HALEY |
Olson; Esther, Hilda Dale; Martha, |
Pauline Rouse; Electa, Madeline ALL |
press; sentinel, David Davenport. The |
chaplain and warden will be installed |
at the next meeting.
The installation was in charge of !
Past Grand Matrcn Jessie CowleS. as !
sisted by Past Matrons Trogner, Shaw |
Shipman and Dow. Past Patron Mar
tin presented a jewel to the retiring |
matron, Ethel Martin, and the past
patrons jewel was presented TO Bert |
BAR by his daughter Dorothy The
next meeting will be held January IA. i
The installation of the officers of
Areme Chapter was featured by the
presence of the grand matron, grand
parton, Associate Grand Matron Amy
Hollander and Grand Conductress Edith |
Williams of the Grand Chapter of the
District of Columbia. The honor of
the installation of Matron Selma S. |
Klein went to her mother, Past Matron
Fannie Selinger of Areme Chapter.
Past Matron Helen L. Brashears was
the installing officer, Past Matron Rose
Hyer Hartung was the grand marshal
chaplain. The officers are: Selma
S. Klein, matron; Richard Gibbs,
patron; Irene Katherine Schmidt, as
sociate matron; Gerhardt Smitskamp.
associate patron; Grace I. Barr, sec
tetary; Helen L. BraShears, treas