Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-12-14

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TIME Grand Lodge of Masons OF
the District of Columbia will
meet at z O'Clock Wednesday
Il evening for the transaction of
the usual business. The St
Johns day communication, for the cleo
ton and installation of officers will be
held Saturday evening, December 81, at
O'Clock.
Washington Council, No. 1, Royal and
select Masters, tomorrow evening will
celebrate Dawson Lodge night in
honor Of all members who belong to that
lodge, and particularly John A. Col
born, who is a past master of each
body named and also its present secre-
tary, as well as the grand recorder of
the Grand Council. All members who
belong to Dawson Lodge and the coun-
Gil are invited to be present. It is hoped
% have a class of candidates.
Maurice L. Brewton, illustrious mas
ter of Columbia Council, No. 8, r. S. M.
has invited all Royal and Select
Masters to the assembly on Friday at
1880 pm, In Masonic Hall, 1910 Wiscon-
sin avenue. Degree work and a social
evening is planned.
The ulustrious master of Adoniram
Council, No. 2, r. S. NJ, announces a
1880 Mite" for its assembly Thursday
evening. A special invitation has been
extended to all the companions who
have been greeted during the past year.
DR.. Harrison E. Howe, editor of m
dustrial and Engineering Chemistry
and the author of many popular books
on chemistry, will talk on "The Chem
3st Sets the Breakfast Table" Samuel
B. Reeder, deputy master Of Bright
wood Council, will gave a resume of
his experiences in Spain while repre-.
senting the United States at the Seville
Exposition and will show some pictures
taken by him of Spanish bull fight
and other holiday festivities. Light re-
9reshments will be served. All cryptic
companions are invited to be present.
Elections.
Lebanon Lodge, No. Howard M
Brock, master; Clyde B. Stovall, S. w:
Thomas r. Wilson, j. W.; Walter w,
Ludlow. secretary; Thomas S. Sergeon,
treasurer; James j. Brown, marshal;
&igtn Smith, chaplain; r. Edw. Early,
D. D.; Roger G. Power, j. D.; Robert
4. Walker, s. s.: Arthur M. Robinson.
=. S.; Charles H. Gerlach, tiler; trus-
tses, John C.. Wineman, Francis I.
<ssach, 5. G. Nottingham; Masonic and
Eastern Star Home, Arthur G.. Fessen-
Den; st. Johns Mite Association, Ar
Ghur II. Smith; Masonic Board of Re-
pei, Charles T. Riecks and Leigh L.
S1etueton; finance committee, CLYDE 3.
etovall, Rudolph W. Santelmarn. r.
&dw. Early; proxies to Grand Lodge,
James j. Brown, r. Edw. Early, Roger
@. Power; board Of managers, lodge
goom, Charles D. Shackelford; organist,
Charles H. Kocher.
National Lodge, No. 12-Master, Jo-
seph F. Stibor; senior warden, w. Ma
non Falls; junior warden. Gilbert C.
Clark; secretary, William E. Schooley,
=. M; treasurer, Frank E. GhiSelli;
senior deacon, j. Louis Bixler; junior
deacon, Arthur E. Cook: senior stew
ard, Joseph T. Lyvers; junior steward
Leo George Roscoe; trustees, Herbert
.. Rich, R. Lee Spire, P. NJ, and Clar-
ence e. Schooley, P. NJ.
Arm1nius, No. 25-John Gredlein,
master; Peter Fritz, senior warden;
Julius Ro6enfeld, junior warden; Fred
Bertram, P. NJ, secretary (re-elected);
Charles E. Corner, treasurer (re-elect-
ed; Julius Koblenz, tiler (re-elected) ::
William Wimmel. P. M, marshal; Err
win Q. Hermann, senior deacon; Will
lam Rattay, Junior deacon: Fred Her
wig, senior steward; William KIausman
junior steward. Delegates-David Busch,
=. M, Masonic and Eastern Star Home:
William Wimmel, P NJ, and Emil O.
Hermann, P. M, Masonic Board of Re-
lief; Armin Roth, P. M, st. Johns
Mite Association; Karl F. Kohler, Ger
man Orphan Asylum. Trustees, Past
Masters John N. Sterzer, George M
eelbert, William Wimmel and Karl
Egolf. George H. Bahr, organist.
Justice Lodge. No. 46-Herbert ]. Nc
Clure, master; Dwight z. Rorer, senior
warden; Frederick c. Carr, junior war
den; Burton w. Hildrith, secretary Gre
elected); Albert A. Lohr, treasurer Gre
elected; Cyril S. Lawrence, senior dea-
con; Elmer r. Butts, junior deacon;
Harry B. Dellett, senior steward; George
Dyson. junior steward; Thomas F.
Baugnman, P. M, trustee for 3-year
term; Rufus S. Tucker, P. NJ, delegate
70 Masonic Board of Relief for two
years Cre-elected) Ugo j. A. Carusi
delegate TO st. Johns Mite Association
for one year; Eugene J. Matchett, P. M,
representative to Masonic and Eastern
Star Home Board o. Directors.
Installation Of these officers and ap-
pointment of other officers and COM
unittees will take place December 10.
Petworth, No. 47-James z. Redman
master; Lewis L. Cogan, senior war
den; Wade T. Brown. junior warden;
Herbert w. Ludwig, secretary; Charles
9. Sharah. treasurer (re-elected) Ches-
ter 9. Hutchinson, senior deacon; Carl
ander, senior steward; Gilbert Phillips,
junior steward; John F. Troupe, tiler
(reappointed). .-.t-...
The newly elected officers were in
stalled by Past Master Herbert w.
Ludwig.
Monarch Henry Stein has announced
o sflort-form initiation and election OF
officers in Kallipolis Grotto for Tues
day evening, adding that the famous
Show Boat Will be in operation at the
foot Of Cameron Street Wharf, Alexan-
dria, "all the week"
EASTERN STAR.
Washington Centennial Chapter hal
elected the following officers: Mrs
Mary H. Bayles, matron: DR.. Claude B
Cooksey, patron; Mrs. Susie G. Huyett
associate matron; P. Scott Gray, asso.
ciate patron; Mrs. Lillian ALDER, secre'
tary; Mrs. Margaret Birmingham
ductreSs; Mrs. Margaret BartZ asSo
ciate conductreSs; Mrs. Flora Lee, trus
tee, and Mrs. Ruth Morgan, representa-
tive to the Masonic and Eastern Stal
Home.
At the meeting December 10 there vii
be the installation Of officers. The eve.
ming viii be in charge Of Past Matror
Ruth Morgan Ayler.
Mount Pleasant Chapter has electet
che following officers: Matron. Mildre'
Woodcock; patron, Charles Taylor
associate matron, Harriet Potter: as.
sociate patron, Norman Campbell; sec.
rotary, Rebecca Bowen; treasurer, Edit
Ann Jones; conductreSs, Christine
Campbell: associate conductresS, Mar
garet Klein: representative to Masoni
III.