Evening star., 1930-12-07
FRATERNITIES

MASONIC.
A IL Blue Lodges that meet during
~ the current week will, under
"A Grand Lodge law, hold their
4 \ annual elections and In some
instances will have installation
Ct the newly elected officers. Pentalpha
Lodge, No. %, announces the Z. A. de-
gree ut special at 7:30 O'Clock tomor-
row evening and East Gate Lodge, No.
81, the installation of its new officers,
with social features, Wednesday eve
ming.
In Albert Pike Consistory of the
Scottish Rite, the thirty-firSt degree will
be presented at the usual hour In the
Scottish Rite Cathedral Tuesday eve
ming and Evangelist Chapter, Rose
Croix, Will hold its statutory assembly.
Almas Temple Of the Mystic Shrine
will have q Ladies night" tomorrow
evening, under auspices of the temple,
for mobiles and their families in the new
club house, at 1915 K street northwest.
Saturday evening q dance will be given
IN the same place under the auspices of
the uniformed AlmaS Temple bodies.
A ceremonial is announced for Monday
evening. December 20, petitions for
which must be registered not later than
December "a.
The Washington Railroad Square
Club had as its guest at its November
meeting Past Monarch Charles D..
Shackelford Of Kallipolis Grotto, who
Is also past potentate of Almas Temple
Prominent visitors included E. E. Lewis,
State vice president, National League of
Masonic Clubs; Joseph d. Sullivan,
past president, and President Schwab,
Circle Club; President Warfield, Lamb
skin Club, and DR.. T. Mahoney, Gavel
Club.
"Uncle Tom and His Hired Help"
representing an old-time band, was
presented by DR.. T. j. Gates, J. d.
Simpson. V. l.. King. ]. z. Edwards and
W. j. Halstead. Other entertainment
was presented by Billy Wolf, radio
artist, accompanied by Ethelbert Muir
ply at the piano.
Theodore r. McKendron, secretary to
Mayor Broening of Baltimore. was the
guest speaker and delivered an address
On American history.
President Mollie Fosson of the Ladies'
Auxiliary of the Lambskin Club an
nounceS the annual arrival of Santa
Claus at the Northeast Temple, Eighth
and 2 streets northeast, Thursday eve
ming, December IL, for an especially
arranged kiddies' party. The children
Of the members, assisted by some of the
grown-upS in kiddie roles, will present
an interesting program, at the conclu-
sion of which Santa Claus, assisted by
Mrs. Bertha johnson, chairman of en-
tertainment, will distribute gifts. A
brief business meeting will precede the
entertainment at 1880 pm.
Elections.
Washington Centennial Lodge, No.
AN - . n
2. Rich, senior warden; John r. Ma
gill, Junior warden; Jason Waterman,
P. NJ, secretary; Leonard P. Steuart,
treasurer; Rev. Simpson B. Daugherty,
chaplain; Robert NJ. Marshall, marshal;
James L. Padgett, senior deacon; Worth
B. Folger, junior deacon; Charles P.
Barrett. senior steward, and William F.
Hisey, junior steward. The installation
was In charge of Milton Brown, P. M.
Mount Pleasant Lodge, No. ss,
has elected and appointed the fol-
lowing: Charles D. Allen, master;
Samuel W. Mcintosh, senior warden;
Harold A. Martin, Junior warden; John
2. Putnam, secretary: B. 4. Harrison,
treasurer: Lyle 3. Henry, senior dea-
con; Leonard r. Ruoff, junior deacon;
z Barrett Knock, senior steward; Guy
l. Aber, Junior steward; William e.
Humphreys. duSDSSs VSIuOn VI. OWC1lS
Masonic Board Of Relief; Harry L.
Gessford, st. Johns Mite Association;
Miles Taylor, Masonic and Eastern Star
Home.
Past Grand Master J. Claude KEEPER
Installed the ofncers for the twenty
second time.
EASTERN STAR.
st. Johns Lodge Chapter elected the
following officers last Monday: Mary
y. Rowe, matron; Charles NJ. Franklin
patron; May Mason, associate matron;
Charles G. Coakley, associate patron;
Clara Davis, secretary: Leila ]. Cooke,
treasurer; Margaret Wood, conductress,
and 1vah Hockenberry, associate con-
ductress. Installation viii take place
December Is.
Congress Lodge Chapter met Monday
and elected officers Is follows: Matron
Ethel Bell: patron, Serval Lawrenson;
RESORTS.
JACKSONVILLE, FLA.