Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-01-19

Observation-Disclosures Naval, No.
ThursdayMWashinston No. 2, cleo
VIM r. Singleton, No. IA. cleo
FridayNEureka, No. 4, grand vista
Capitol. No. IL. election.
Mount Pleasant, No. Is, election.
SCOTTISH RITE.
Tuesday-Mithras Lodge OF Perfec-
ton, statutory assembly.
RIGHTWooD LODGE, No. 40, will
- celebrate the fifth anniversary
of its conservation starting this
IL evening with the church services
noted in the calendar at the
head of this column and concluding
wednesday evening In the lodge room,
the principal speaker being Past Grand
Master Charles F. Roberts, who issued
the charter of the lodge, and program
of interest, which may include degree
work as we'll. Secretary Henry G. Stein.
the first master of the lodge, is in
charge of the program.
Potomac Lodge. No. S, tomorrow eve
ming announces an address by promi-
nent officer Of the United States Navy
and q special musical program in con-
nection with its ritualistic work. Brig.
Gen. George Richards will be the guest
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The annual dinner Of the Masonic
Veteran Association will be given at the
City Club Wednesday evening at
o'clock.
Takoma Lodge, No. 29, installed Rev.
William E. La Rue as its chaplain last
Tuesday evening.
The Fellowcraft Club Of Federal
Lodge, No. /, will give a dance at
Meridian Mansions, 2400 Sixteenth
street northwest, Saturday evening from
. to IL o'clock.
Hope Lodge, No. 20, will meet in
lodge room No. 2 Friday evening, and
Senior Warden Louis r. Butler. as
sisted by Francis C. HUM, jr., will ON
ciate In the degree work.
The annual meeting and election Of
Kallipolis Grotto, Mystic Order of
Yelled Prophets, will be held Thursday
evening of next week at Grotto head
quarters, 1912 g street northwest. with
no opposition to the following nominees:
For monarch, Henry c. Stein; chief
justice. Carleton r. Howell; master of
ceremonies, Oscar A. c. Oehmler;
treasurer, L. Whiting Estes; sec
Rotary, Edward w. Libbey; sentinel,
Charles H. Corby, and trustees, John
H. Shreve and Nathan Well.
A rally is announced by the Gavel
Club in its new home, 1924 H street
northwest, Wednesday evening at 8
O'Clock, with program of entertain
ment including motion pictures and
refreshments. All Master Masons are
invited.
Monarch Arthur M. Poynton, as
sisted by Chief Justice Henry c. Stein
and Master of Ceremonies Carleton F.
Havell Of Kallipolis Grotto in the name
Of the grotto rendered banquet, en-
tertainment and dance at the Raleigh
Hotel Wednesday in honor of Grand
Monarch and Mrs. Edward w. Libbey.
Special guests present were Grand
Master OF MasonS and Mrs. West Past
Grand Monarch John A. Derthick of
Brooklyn and Grand Secretary and
Mrs. George Edward Hatch Of Roches-
ter-Mr. Hatch is also o past grand
monarch and thirty third degree Ma
son; Past Grand Monarch Edward s.
Schmid Of Washington; Rev. Hugh T.
Stevenson, a member of the first grot-
to organized, Mokanna Of Hamilton,
N. Y; Past Grand Master Walter A.
Brown, Past Grand High Priest Arthur
G. Shaw. jr.: Grand Steward L. p.
Steuart, Col NJ. A. Winter, Capt. M. NJ.
Barnard: Miss Mary owen. vice presi-
dent, board of education, York, Pa;
Frank Murphy, Representative from
Ohio and thirty-third degree, Scottish
Rite; r. G. Simmons. Representa-
tive from Nebraska; w. P. Hola-
day, Representative from Illinois: Past
Monarch George A. Davis Of Samis,
Richmond; William Oppenheirner and
Henry Scheet Of Yedz, Baltimore.
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Past Monarch C. D. Shackleford, C. A.
Stevens, c. P. Boss. M. w. Pickering,
H. j. Gompers. L. w. Estes and s. H.
Takes, together with some $50 prophets
and ladies. Monarch Poynton acted as
POSTMASTER, presenting the various
guests, the principal speaker being the
grand master, who being o member Of
the grotto, reviewed the progress Of the
order throughout the country. The
junior past grand monarch paid trib-
ute to his successor. The monarch
closed the speeches, stressing the high
regard in which the grand monarch is
held by the local body.
In the name of the grotto, the mon
arch presented Mrs. Libbey with COM
plete silver tea and coffee service. A
program Of entertainment followed,
after which the floor was cleared and,
with the assistance of Charles punn's
orchestra, the evening closed with
dancing.
Immediately following the close Of
the entertainment Grand Monarch and
Mrs. Libbey accompanied by Grand
Secretary and Mrs. Hatch, left the city
for Florida and other Southern and
Southwestern States. where new grot-
toes will be instituted.
Eastern Star.
Takoma Chapter will celebrate its
twenty-second birthday anniversary
January "a. 1t will also be home-com-
ing night for c. c. Galloway, who was
elected grand patorn OF the Grand Chap
ter Of the District Of Columbia. Ma
tron Georgia T. Hen6fick has an
nounced the following committee chair
men: Finance, William l.. White; home
board, Cola A. Maholrn; ways and
means, Mary Kiefer; floral circle, 1nez
c. Burrows; endowment, Mrs. Ruth s.
Buckner; sick (three months, Flea
more Austin.
The home board of Bethany Chapter
met January IL at the home OF the
niatron. Arrangements for the annual
dance and card party VIII be completed
at meeting at the home OF Mrs. Ruin
Leighton, 3l9 Aspen street, Takoma
Park, D. c., tomorrow at $3.50 pm. The
matron, Amy All, was installed January
IL as grand marshal of the Grand
Chapter Of the District Of Columbia at
the Raleigh Hotel.
Esther Chapter and Takoma Chapter
will give reception In honor OF Grand
Matron Katharine Spencer Merritt and
Grand Patron Charles Calvin Galloway
at the Willard Hotel January 80, at
pm. Members Of the fraternity are