Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1932-01-03

T%HE ninth annual joint installation
of and reception to the officers
of the Masonic Clubs affiliated
4 with the Advisory Board Of Ma
sonic Clubs of the District vii
be held in the ball room of the Willard
Hotel Friday evening, January 10, a
8 O'Clock. The installation ceremonie
will be followed by a program OF en-
tertainment with dancing from 9:45 u
II O'Clock. Members of the fraternlt,
and their friends are invited. TIT
committee in charge is comprised O
Charles H. Taylor, chairman; Donald B
Isbell and B. H. Ashley. The commit
tee suggests that reservations be made
early.
Junior Warden Henry A. Nelson, as
sisted by the newly elected officers, VII
present the degree in La Fayette Lodge
No. 10, Thursday evening. The othel
business of the evening will be the con.
sideration of an amendment to the by
laws permitting the establishment Of 6
relief fund.
The annual meeting of Almas Temple
for the election of officers and repre-
sentatives to the Imperial Council will
take place in the new club house, 1915
K street northwest, Thursday evening
January 81, at 7:30 o'clock. A 1882
identification card will be required on
this occasion and mobiles have been re-
quested to wear their fezzes.
ELECTIONS.
Takoma Lodge, No. 90, elected and
Installed the following: Worshipful
master, Charles c. Galloway; senior
warden, Fred F. Stowe; junior warden
Cleo L. Redman; secretary, Charles w
Ayars; treasurer, Thomas E. Holmes;
senior deacon, Paul R. Mattix; junior
deacon, Roland E. Jones; senior stew
ard, Harry H. Millard; Junior steward,
Walter G. M. Fields.
The Washington Railroad Square
Club met December % at Northeast
Temple. The annual election Of officers
resulted as follows: James B. Edmonds,
president; M. G. Gassman and Charles
w. Jones, vice presidents; A. Frank
Kreglow, secretary; Thomas F. Foltz,
treasurer; w. E. Flynn, marshal; A. Roy
Blanford inner sentinel, and A. j. Pen
rod. ir.. outer sentinel. Among those in
attendance were Past Presidents George
d Sulliyan. w. F. Hayes, George F.
Mergell, oscar w. Riley and John j.
Cunningham; w. H. Beckstein, past
president, Temple Club; D. c. Dow,
past president, Anchor Club; @: W.
Speckmsn, past president, LamoSkln
Club: w. j. Kline. vice president, Lamb
skin Club; T. @. Brown, secretary, Ao-
visory Board and Trestle Club; w. A.
Trask, National Sojourners' Club; q. L.
Thornton, Mount Mirah Club; w. T.
Robinson, Lambskin Club; A. 9: Hus-
song, Harry Welk and w. A. Johnson.
Charles Rossiter was reported hurt IN
an automobile accident and being treat
ed at the Casualty Hospital.
Petworth Lodge will hold "get-to-
sether" meeting Thursday night, after
which Bloomfield H. Howard Will ao-
dress the lodge on a Masonic SUBJECT,
followed by entertainment.
EASTERN STAR.
Congress Lodge Chapter will meet
tomorrow evening. Matron Dolly
George has made the following ap-
pointnents: Past Matron Elizabeth
brewer, chairman of Ways and Means
for January and February, assisted oy
Past Patron Arthur Brewer and Mary
Jarvis: Junior Past Matron Ethel Bell
chairman of Endowment. At the last
meeting Grand Matron Amy Hollander
was the honor guest Of the evening
The Star Point Club will give a caro-
party January at so M street north-
east.
At the last meeting of Miriam Chap
ter Grand Lecturer Mary E. Teachum
assisted by Pearl D. Clifford as grano
marshal and Celia M Hines as grand
chaplain, installed the following ofhcers
Matron, Eileen H Dalstrom; patron
Harry T. Sisk; associate matron, Annie
/. Hartline: associate patron, Otto E.
Fearn; secretary, Marie Kimmel; treas
urer. Abbie NJ. Gates conductress, Helen
H. Hogan; associate conductress, Byrole
Sisk; chaplain, Irma Moon; marshal,
Pearl D. Clifford; organist, A. Naomi
Cooper; Adah, Ella Mae Fearn; Ruth
Helen NJ. Rowen; Esther, Mary Beahm;
Martha, Maude Davis; Electa, Mary +
Pugh; warder, Jessie Tate; sentinel
Henry Leaman. Daisy M. Simms Will
serve as representative to the Masonic
and Eastern Star Home. Mildred King
OF Mizpah Chapter was soloist. Dtstin-
guished guests were Grand Matron Hol-
lander and Past Grand Matron Bogley
The retiring matron, Iva Pickett, and
Patron CLYDE H. Hogan were presented
with Jewels and gifts. The new matron
was presented with a gavel from her
husband, l. j. Dalstrom, and other gifts
from her officers and friends. Junior
Past Matron Pickett gave gifts to her
officers.
A meeting of the chairmen and vice
chairmen OF committees OF Bethany
Chapter was held at the home OF TIE
matron. Mrs Amelia R. Marshall, De-
cembcr 20. A tentative schedule OF &C
tivities TO be held during the year was
arranged meeting of the Dance and
Card Party Committee will be held at
the home Of Mrs. Ethel D. Morris, 5ls
Ingraham street, tomorrow evening. A
special chapter meeting will be helo
January 8,
Mount Pleasant Chapter will hold a
dance and card party January q at the
Shorcham Hotel, Matron Harriet Pot
ter announces the following persons III
charge: Sarah williams, chairman
Winifrsd Grant, vice chairman; Mar
CARAT Keiser, in charge OF reservations;
MargSret Klein, publicity.
Joppa Lodge Che pier will hold re-
ception for the officers January 6. the
annual dance and card party VIII o.
held at 2400 SiXt enth street January
At the meeting Of the Treasurers' AS,
ISOLATION at the home Of the grand
treasurer, Mrs Lille Mckenzie, Decem-
Der % the following officer were elected
President. Mrs Ruth H Eskridge, Jopps
Lodge Chapter; vice president, Mrs
Louise Kreglow, Joseph H Milans Chap
ter; secretary, Mrs. Mildred King
Mizpah Chapter; treasurer, Mrs. Jean
cite Praetorius, Gsvel Chapter. Tn
association elected three honorar!
members, Mrs. Lille Mckenzie, granc
treasurer, Mrs. Flora E. Campbell, righ
worthy grand treasurer, and Mrs. Rost
A. Yost, grand secretary.
Fidelity Chapter has called off it
January l6 meeting due to the Crane
Chapter session. A card party which
was to be held January %, at 50I
Oglethorpe street, has been postponed
to January l8. On February thu
chapter will give a turkey dinner a
Almas Temple, 1915 K street, from 4:3t