Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-02-08
FRATERNITIES

Lebanon, has announced the appoint.
menC of his Executive CommlJCee a!
follows: Frank l.. Ach, Frank A. Brig
field, Charles r. Brill, Thomas 4
Franklin, John Harvey, Thomas G
Havell, Harry H. Helwig, William r. 2
Hines, j. Fred Huber, Charles A
Jaquette, James N. Kline, Rev. Rober
Lee Lewis, Alvah w. Patterson, James
7. Prendergast, Benjamin Rush Rhees
Pierce M. kice, John @. Slye, FTedericE
r. SteffenS and Hamlin N. Vandervort
This committee held its first officia
meeting at the Raleigh Hotel last Mon
day evening to discuss in a general way
plans Tor varied Cedar activities our
ing the year, the first being a short.
folm ceremonial to be followed by g
social evening with program OF many
attractive features i'll The ball room ol
the A.aieIgn Hotel the evening Oh Feb
ruary ~.
Elections.
Brightwood Chapter, No. s, Royal
Arch N1aScnS.-CarrotL w. Wone, hlgn
priest; M. II. Vollmer, king; J. A. Hos
utter, scribe; j. Howard nixon, Secre-
tary; Arthur c. Shaw, treasurer; q. w,
Wyne, captain of the host; D. E. Erwin,
principal Sojourner; G. Balls KinsloW,
royal arch captain; Milton Lehr, master
of third vail; r. D. TruSSell, master OF
second vail; John L. Wolfe, master OF
first vail; J. G.. Schlosser, sentinel.
The installation was conducted by
Past Grand High Priest Arthur c.
Shaw, assisted BY Past High Priest A.
w. Foster. The retiring nigh priest,
August w. Schickler, was presented
win past nigh priests jewel by Past
! High Priest A. y. shaw.
William R. Singleton Chapter. No. IA.
r. a. M: hIgn prleSI, n. u. rleGcner;
king, IL. IL. burch; scribe, L. M.
DaugherLy; captain OF the host, q. w,
| Laira; principal sojourner, K. J. Fox;
royal arch captain, r. H. Sanford
master third vail, r. M. Stockman;
master second vail, E. l.. Burch; master
! first vail, j. j. Smith.
Junior Past High Priest H. w. john
son has been appointed chairman of
Committee on Work and Ritual.
The Washington Railroad Square
Club at its last meeting witnessed the
annual installation of officers by Past
James B. Edmunds; first vice president,
Arthur A. Wright second vice president,
M. F. GaSSman; marshal Charles W.
Jones; inner sentinel, w. Roy Blanford;
outer sentinel, William E. Flynn; Sec
rotary. A. Frank Kreglow and treas
urer, Thomas F. FoltZ. Many visitors
were present., inc.uolng A.. -. LeE-.,
State vice president and past president
of the Circle Club, who spoke of the
George Washington memorial meeting
February %; Emery Harden Burroughs,
Acacia Lodge, No. 10; Joseph D. Sui
Ivan, past president: President Schwab
of the Circle Club, Past President War
field and President Speckman of the
Lambskin Club, Secretary Bateman of
the Craftsman Club, C. H. Taylor, presi-
dent of the Cratb,na Club, and Past
Presidents Riley, Hayes, Brewer and
Mergell of the Railroad Square Club,
also President Gilmore of the Golden
Rule Club.
A gavel was presented to President
Edmunds by Oscar w. Riley in behalf
of Past President George D. Sullivan.
Past President Riley also presented a
valuable clock to retiring President
Pierce on behalf of the club.
New members admitted were A. G.
Hussong, jr., general car foreman. The
entertainment included James and Mary
Rose Wakefield in banjo selections,
songs and dances: Cora Trimmer, tap
dancing, and Ruth Moriarri, hula dane
ing Music by the Fox Jazz Band. with
ments completed the evenings enter
tainment.
The officers elected to serve the
Ladies' Auxiliary of the Lambskin Club
for the year 1881 will be duly installed
at the Grotto Club, 1912 G street north
west Saturday evening. Charles New
man, president of the Lambskin Club.
will be the installing officer. Mrs.
Bertha Johnson, past president of the
auxiliary, will be in charge Of the in
stallation program. Refreshments will
be served and the evening closed with
dancing.
The Boy Scouts of the Masonic and
Eastern Star Home will hold their an
nual parents and friends entertain
ment Friday at pm. in the hall Of
the Masonic and Eastern Star Home.
EASTERN STAR.
At the last meeting of Cathedral
Chapter the degrees were conferred by
the new officers. Vocal solos were rem
dered by Mrs. Daugherty and Mrs.
Horn, accompanied by MRS. Watson;
also readings by Past Matron Rothrock.
The next meeting will be held February
II, at which time the 22d birthday an
niversary will be celebrated. Special
| guests will include the grand matron
and grand patron, with other grand Of
ficerS, and the matrons and patrons OF
1881.
Bethlehem Chapter celebrated its
34th birthday anniversary on January
| 81. The program was in charge of Past
Matron Ethel D. Nelson, who was as
sisted by the past matrons and past
patrons of the chapter. The program
consisted of a birthday pageant and
vocal solos by Mrs. Deal. Flowers were
presented to the matron and patron by
guests were Grand Matron Amy G.
Hollander, Grand Patron Theodore C.
Lewis, Associate Grand Matron Edith
A. williams, Associate Grand Patron
Paul B. Cromlin, Past Grand Matrons
Kimmel, Stephenson and Fletcher, Past
Grand Patron Thomas Landergren and
the matrons and patrons of 1881. A
dance and card party will be held at
the Wardman Park Hotel February IT..
At the last meeting of Federal Chap
| ter the degrees were conferred. The
fifth birthday anniversary, together with
| the entertaining of the 1881 matronS
and patrons, will be celebrated February
IL, with an entertainment and dance.
A card party will be held at PAS Geor-
gia avenue February 20.
Matron Mildred M. Hicks of Unity
Chapter announces that the meeting
February IS will be the chapters 14th
birthday anniversary. The grand ma
iron, grand patron and the matrons
! and patrons of 1881 will be special
guests. There will be refreshments and
dancing
The home board met February 4 at
the home of the chairman, Past Matron
! Wooster.
The Endowment Committee will meet
February 10 at the home of Emma
Hough, associate conductress, 230 South
Carolina avenue southeast.