Evening star., 1931-12-13


KNIGHTS TElIPLAR
COIAIANDERIES.
Observation-Disclosures No. 6,
Order of the Temple
FTiday-Columbia No. 2, Order
Of the Temple.
SCOTTISH RITE.
Tuesday-Albert Pike Consistory,
thiTty-seCond degree.
Mithras Lodge Of Perfection,
statutory assembly.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Friday-Tau Cedars Of Lebanon,
election, installation and
ceremonial.
y ERVICES at the Masonic and
Eastern Start Home this after
noon at 3 o'clock, viii be under
~ the auspices of King Solomon
Lodge No 81 daylight Lodge
Rev. Frederick Brown Harris of FOun-
dry Methodist Episcopal Church con-
ducting the service and delivering the
sermon All members, tneir families
and friends cordially invited.
Zabud Council. No. 4, Royal and Sc
lect Masters, viii confer the degrees
Wednesday, at Fourteenth and U
streets southeast.
Roy A. Plympton, illustrious master
of Adoniram Council, No. 2, Royal and
Select Masters, has announced Thurs
day evening as 1881 Mite" when the
members received during the year will
be the special guests Of that council.
Theodore c. Lewis is in charge Of the
entertainment.
Grand Tall Cedar John @. Slye has
announced that Capitol Forest No.
104 Tall Cedars of Lebanon, will hold
its annual election and installation of
officers in the ball room of the Hotel
Raleigh next Friday evening at 8
O'Clock. The meeting will be opened
with a concert by the Capitol Forest
Band Of so instruments under Junior
Deputy Grand Tall Cedar Charles R.
Brill. This will be followed by a short
ceremonial In keeping with the
Christmas spirit, 10 12-pound turkeys
are to be given away that evening.
Warshipful Master Robert T. High
fed Of Columbia Lodge, No. 3, has an
nouncci that at the communication
Friday evening Samuel 3. Reeder, COM
mGnder Of B-ightwood Colnmandery,
will give an illustrated travel talk on
Spain, Spanish life, fiestas and corrida
&c torOs, from material gathered while
he was representative Of the United
States Treasury Department at the
Iba-a American Exposition at Seville,
Spain, last year. Visitors from sister
lodges are welcome.
Federal Lodge, preceding it's commu-
nicari0n Tuesday evening with Acacia
Lodge, No. l8, were entertained at din
ner, served by Federal Chapter of the
Eastern Star. Among the guests of
honor were Col. c. Fred Cook. grand
master; j. Claude KEEPER. grand secre-
tary, who acted as master Of ceremo-
MES, and Brig. Gen. George Richards,
U. S. NJ. c.. past master Of Osiris Lodge,
No. 26, who later in the evening in
stalled the new master Of Federal Lodge.
Elections.
Federal Lodge, No. Prank L. Tracy,
master; Milton r. Day senior warden;
John M. Horton, junior warden; Stan
ley H. Ridings, past master, secretary;
William S. Quinter, past master. treas
urer. Bingham w. Matthias, senior dea-
con; Emil A. Loehl, junior deacon; Os-
car E. Carlton, senior steward Arnold
G. Hansen, junior steward Carl A. Cole,
master of ceremonies Rev. John E.
Slick, chaplain; John P. Hawkins, tiler.
The following representatives were
elected: S. Webster Adams, past mas
ter, and John r. Van ATnum, past mas
ter, to the Masonic Board of Relief,
Walter A. Brown, past grand master,
st. johns Mite Association; William
T. Richardson, past master. Masonic
and Eastern Star Home Bingham w
Matthias, senior deacon, was appointed
chairman Of Committee on Proficiency:
Warren w. Grimes, past master of Bar
riSter Lodge. SolOiSt, with Joseph Har-
rison as organist.
Acacia Lodge, No. 10, master, Gard
ner F. Johnson; senior warden. Seth
NJ. Macdonald; junior warden, w
Raymond Hartline: secretary, Henry H
Burroughs; treasurer, George w.
Koonce; chaplain. Rev. Alfred Bar
rows; associate chaplain, Rev. John T.
Dorosh; marshal, Philip w. Kunz;
senior deacon Arthur Du BoiS: junior
steward, William G.. Obear. Junior
steward, Dr. J. Leroy Elliott; tiler,
Webster E. OSmond Delegates and
Representatives. H. Windsor, P
NJ, Masonic and Eastern Star Home
Seward T. Covert, p. M; Samuel T.
Farmer. P M, Masonic Board Of Re-
lief; Alan r. Horn, p. M, Board of
Managers, Lodge Room No. 2: Frank
A. Gunther, P. M, ST. Johns Mite As
sociatiOn.
Mount Pleasant Lodge, No 33. Sam
uel w Mcintosh, master; Harold A
Martin. senior warden: Lyle 3. Henry.
junior warden; John +. Putnam, seCre-
tary, p z Harrison. treasurer. Leonard
T RUoG, senior deacon. z. Barrett
KNOCK junior deacon, Earl F. DAN
forth. senior steward. Ralph F. Bart
ley. junior steward Edwin E Putnam,
marshal, Vernon G owen. Aubrey Fl
CLAYTON and William T Humphreys,
trustees, Henry r. Iinfoot and Ver-
non G. owen. Masonic Board Of Re-
lief, Harry l. Gessford st. Johns
Mite Association. Miles Taylor, Ma
sonic and Eastern Star Home: Ma
sonic Service and Education, Robert
c Tracy.
Petwortn Lodge, No. At, Thursday
evening Will have its officials installed
by Past Master Arthur G. Fessenden,
rs follows. Master, Lewis L. Cogan;
senior warden. Chester c. Hutchinson;
Junior warden. Carl w. Gardner: sec
rotary, Herbert w Ludwig reelected:
treasurer Charles c. Sharah. re-
elected, senior deacon. Robert F. Alex
ander; junior deacon, Gilbert T. Phil
lips; senior steward, Arthur w. Jet:
junior steward Millard T. Grinder:
t'ler, John F. Troupe chaplain, James
c. Yaden.
King Solomon Lodge, No. 31-Isadore
RoSenthal master: Elmer N. Bozarth,
senior warden; Silas w Baker. Junior
warden; John J. Ferber, past master,
secretary. Charles Scherer, treasurer
twenty-seventh time); John c. Charl-
ton, senior deacon; Charles A. Appleby,
junior deacon; Philip Diamond, senior
steward; Harry Saidman, junior stew
ard; Percy Lowd, past master marshal;
G. P. Boss, past master, tiler; trustees,
Winter, and Percy l. Lowd. past master
delegate, Masonic and Eastern Star
Home. Frederick @. Long. past master