Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-01-04

Temple of the Mystic Shrine
will be held in the Almas Tenn
pie Club auditorium Thursday, Janu-
airy Is, at 1880 pm. Mobiles on this oc-
casion will need their 1881 Identified
ton card, and ulustrious Potentate
James c. Hoyle is urging all who can
possibly do so to be present.
Samuel Gompers Lodge, No 45. F.
A. A. NJ, at its last communication held
memorial services for departed brethren
of the lodge, after which the an
nual election was held and the fol-
lowing were elected: Master, Louis
j. Raebach; senior warden, Louis
=, Goldberg: Junior warden, A. D.
Abrams; secretary, Louis Rosenberg;
treasurer, Frank Foer; senior deacon,
DR.. Maurice A. Goldberg Junior deacon,
Myer G. Rosendorf; senior steward,
Samuel Goldberg; Junior steward, Mil
ton D. Norman; master of ceremonies,
A. Kenneth Armstrong; tiler, Joseph
Lewis.
A buffet supper was served.
Worshipful Master Raebach plans to
devote one meeting each month to
degree work and business and the other
stated meeting in each month to en-
tertainment. Interesting programs are
being worked out by various COM
mitteeS.
The washington Railroad Square
Club at its annual meeting December
81 elected the following officers: Presl-
dent. James b Edmonds; first vice
president, Arthur A Wright; second
vice president. M. F. Gassnan; marshal
Charles w Jones; inner sentinel, w.
Roy Blanford outer sentinel, William
E. Flynn; secretary. A. Frank Kreg-
low, and treasurer, Thomas F. Foltz
Invited guests included Rev. Homer
j. Councillor. Rev. Simpson B. Daugh-
erty, Edward w. Libbey, past grand
monarch, NJ. o. " P. E. r.; Rev. G. r.
Stauffer, L. II. Troutman, past president
National League of Masonic Clubs;
John Wilkes Love, manager Jackson
vile terminal; James w. Witten, past
grand master of Masons of the District
of Columbia: William H. Burton, Joseph
D. Sullivan, William N. Doak, Secre-
tary Of Labor; ]. o. Burnham and other
notables.
The annual installation of officers
Of all District Masonic clubs will take
place at the Willard Hotel ball room
January Is, when vaudeville entertain
ment viii follow the installation cere-
monies and then dancing.
The Fellowcraft Club of Petworth
Lodge viii meet at 1909 Ninth street
Tuesday, at which time the annual
election of officers viii take place.
Washington Council. No. %, Ladies
of the Masonic Universal Craftsmen
Council of Engineers, viii have its in
stallation of officers at its meeting Sat-
urday evening.
st. Johns Lodge. No. IL, viii have
the E. A. degree Friday evening. The
line officers viii be advanced with
Junior Warden Earle L. Keller in the
east.
The Fellowcraft Club of King David
Lodge viii entertain the lodge members
and Brookland Chapter, o. E. S., and
their friends January u. The pro-
gram will consist of movietones and
music The musical feature of the eve
ming will be given by the glee club
Of the Chesapeake g. Potomac Tele-
phone co.
The Fellowcraft team of Federal
Lodge, No. 1, will be formed tuesday
night in room No. l at the Northwest
Temple at 1880 pm.
The annual election of officers Of
Csbletow Club, Masons of the City Post
once, will be held in the Hamilton
Hotel Thursday at 8 pm. The officers
elect will be installed by the local ad-
visory board of the National League OF
Masonic Clubs.
P. E. Barthclow of the Mail Equip
nlent Shops was elected president of the
Temple Club of Master Masons at
the annual meeting last Tuesday evening
in the Odd Fellows Temple. Other offi-
GERS we're elected as follows: First vice
president, Lafayette G.. Buehler; second
vice president, S F. Hancock; marshal,
Gustav j. Fehrnan; secretary, p. owen
Walkinshaw; treasurer, John B. Cady;
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sentinel, Raymond F. King.
Following the election, the officers
were installed by Harold F. Chandler
vice president of the Advisory Board OF
the Masonic Clubs of the District OF
Columbia, assisted by Frank Day, State
vice president, acting as installation
marshal.
Charles II. Taylor, chairman of the
Committee on Joint Installation and
Reception Of Club officers, to occur at
the Willard Hotel January IS, addressed
the Temple Club. The officers of the
club we're designated to represent the
club at the annual celebration of Wash
ington's Birthday under the auspices OF
the Advisory Board.
The following club committee on 1881
cherry blossom campaign was "a
nounced: P. E. Bartholow. eazalrmani
Roscoe c. AIcricle w. Parks Crater
Henry Sunwold, Glenn c. Hanson. By
the sale of the cherry blossoms through
out the United States just before Wash
ington's Birthday, honor is paid to the
first President as a Mason, employment
Is given crippled ex-soldiers who manu-
facture the blossoms, and funds are
raised for the educational foundation Of
the National League Of Masonic Clubs
which is providing for foreign service
department in the School of Govern
ment Of George Washington University
j. G. Harraman. director of parce
post, member of Barristers Lodge, No
az. was elected to membership.
z. w. Van Metre. retiring president
on behalf Of the club, vas presented
with a past presidents jewel by Past
President S. NJ. Mcmillan.
EASTERN STAR.
BrooIand Chapter installed its officers
at special communication December
%. Past MatrOnS Conway Cutshall
HUDSON and Burnside ofiiciated. Tn,
officers are: Mrs. Evelyn l.. Booker
matron; Mr.. T. Paul Speake patron
Miss Nell F. Hiscox, associate matron
Mr.. Carl Kellar, associate patron; Mrs
Anna Gutshall, secretary; Mrs. Sidnel
G. Wright, treasurer: Mrs. Bernict
Carlton, conductresS: Mrs. Minnie Neil
associate conductreSs: Mrs Alice Jacob
son, chaplain: Mrs Mary Zeigler, mar
shall; Mrs. GWynette c. Willis, organist
Miss Vera Kinchlow, Adah; Mrs. Mar
garet Morris, Ruth; Mrs. Ruth Viii.
liams, Esther Miss Maude Lewis. Mar
tina; Mrs. Teresa Sears, warder, anC
Mr.. Harry Dixon, sentinel. Clarence
Booker installed his wife, Evelyn L
Booker, as matron, and Junior Pas
Matron Ruth Speake installed her hus
band, T. Paul Speake as patron.
A past matron's jewel was presented
to Junior Past Matron Ruth Speak