Evening star., 1933-02-12

Sixth and Seventh degrees.
At its meeting last Tuesday nigh
King David Lodge conferred the Mas
ter Mason's Degree on Messrs. Berger
Lollo and Pfeiffer, with Junior Wardel
Joseph w. Marshall in the East. Gran
vile Leaf of La Fayette Lodge furnishe
musical selections during the rendition
OF the degree.
Past Master M. M. Mclean, actin
FOR the secretary, Past Master w.
Parry, presented Junior Past Maste
George H. Stiles with bound copy O
the bulletins he had published durin
his term as worshipful master. Pas
Master Walter A. Neil announced tn
King David Lodge Fellowcraft Clu
membership drive, now in progress, wi
close In stag night at the Marcl
meeting, to be followed by a banque
at later date. At the next meetin,
OF King David Lodge, February 81, tn
Entered Apprentices degree will be con
ferred. Rehearsal for this degree vii
be held February 20.
Columbia Royal Arch Chapter vii
hold its annual ladies' night at the vii
lard Hotel Tuesday evening. Admts
sion by card only.
AT East Gate Lodge Wednesday eve
ming there will be short business ses
sion, followed by brief talk by Senio
Deacon George s. Dodge. Refresh
ments will be served
Petworth Lodge viii hold ladies
night Thursday evening, followed b,
entertainment, refreshments and dane.
ing.
A social program will be given a.
Hiram Lodge Thursday evening, con.
sisting of short talk on Masonic edu.
cation and entertainment, followed BY
refreshments.
A special patriotic program win be
observed by Columbia Lodge Friday, the
principal speaker being Mai. Gen. Amos
P. Fries, following which the Fellow
craft degree will be conferred.
Washington Centennial Lodge vii,
meet February Is at 7:30 pm. to con-
fer the Fellowcraft degree, with Senior
Steward F. H. johnson presiding. All
Master Masons are invited A special
invitation is extended to the stewards
OF other lodges.
Roy A. Plympton, high priest of Co.
lumbia Chapter, announced at the next
convocation, February Is, the degree
OF Mark Master will be conferred, with
the scribe, William H. Rohrman, In the
East.
At the last convocation the following
omcers were elected and installed:
High priest, Roy A. Plympton; king
William H. T. Belt; scribe, William II
Rohrman; secretary, c. C. Coombs
(nineteenth term); treasurer, James A
West eighteenth term) captain of the
host, j. Russell Y. Savage; principa,
sojourner, Harry ]. Hunt, jr.; Roya
Arch captain, Henry H. waples; trustee
(for three years., Past High Priest DIR
Grant S. Barnhart, and representative
Board OF Managers, CastIeman P. Boss
The following proxies were appointed
and confirmed by the chapter: For the
high priest, j. Russell Y. Savage; king
Harry j. Hunt, jr.; scribe, Henry II
Waples. The high priest announced the
following appointments: Master thirt
vail, Bingham w. Matthias; master sec.
ond vail, George H. Stiles; master first
vail, Raymond N. Babcock; sentinel
CaStleman P. Boss.
The officers were installed by Pas
High Priest James H. Windsor. Ths
presentation of the apron to the higf
priest was made by Past High Priest
Samuel T. Farmer. The presentation
of the testimonial to the junior pas
high priest, William Gutshall, was made
by Past High Priest Louis c. Atkins.
The Mark Masters Degree will bt
conferred by the officers Of Potomac
Chapter February IA. All Royal Arch
Masons are invited to attend. Re.
freShments will he served
Zabud Council, Royal and Select
Masters, meet February at tbs pm
in the Masonic Hall, Fourteenth and I
streets southeast. Grand visitation viii
be followed by election and installation
Of officers. There will be an entertain.
ment by the Boys Club Of Washington
and refreshments.
The uniformed bodies of Alnas Tenn.
pie elected Raymond Florance as presi
dent; Jesse Nussear, vice president; A
j. Lester, secretary; w. Frank Hines
treasurer, and Thomas Courtney, as.
sistant secretary. Foster A. G. Shep.
herd was appointed chairman of tht
Ways and Means Committee; Georg,
Fischer, chairman Of Music Committee
George E. Harris, chairman of publicity
and Jesse Nussear, Checking Commit.
tee. Potentate Warren Grimes made al
address.
The following officers were elected b,
Columbia Chapter, r. A. M: Higi
priest Roy A. Plympton; king. William
II. I. Belt: scribe, William H. Rohr
man; secretary. Past High Priest C. c
Coombs (nineteenth term); treasurer
Past High Priest James A. West (eight
eenth term); captain of the host. j
Russell Z. Savage; principal sojourner
Harry ]. Hunt, jr.; Royal Arch captain
Henry II. Waples; trustee (for ti,re,
yearsl, Past High Priest DR.. Grant S
5arnhart; representative board O
managers, Castlenan p. Boss: proxie
to Grand Chapter: For the high priest
J. Russell Y. Savage; for the king, Harr,
J. Hunt, jr., and for the scribe, Henr,
III. Waples; master third vail. Bingham
w. Matthias; master second vail, Georg
II. Stiles; master first vail, Raymond h
Babcock; sentinel, Castleman P. Boss
installation of officers by Past Higl
Priest James H. Windsor; presentatio,
OF past high priest testimonial, Pas
High Priest Louis G. Atkins High Prizes
Piympton was presented with q higl
priests apron on behalf of the chapte
EASTERN STAR.
The Executive Committee of tn
MatronS and Patrons Association q
1914 had a business meeting at tn
home Of the president, Mrs. Fanni
Schoenthal, and made arrangement
Tor the annual banquet February 18, a
Wardman Park Hotel
The Matrons and Patrons Associatio
OF 1929 held annual election of officer
at a banquet at the Hamilton Hote
special guests were: Grand Matro
Elizabeth Pitt. Grand Patron F. Fran
Kimmel, Past Grand Matron Pea,
Watt Glib, Past Grand Patron Joh
@. Proctor, Past Grand Matrons Kin
mel, Merritt and williams and Pa
Grand Patron Galloway.
The Rtiring president, Mrs Rag !
Wonderi was presented with . sdve