Evening star., 1933-12-31
Plans and News Events
Among the Fraternal
Orders in Washington

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IL son, master; w. Bates Davis,
~ senior warden; Clifton H. Luce,
| Junior warden; Louis A. Smith,
secretary; Charles H. Walleigh, treas
urer: Donald r. Crane, senior deacon;
E. e. Heinzman. Junior deacon; Henry
| I. Taylor, senior steward, and @. Fred
stringer. junior steward.
Omcers were installed by Past Grand
Master Cyrus c. Coombs, honorary
member Of Congress Lodge, who also
presented William j. Dunham, retiring
master, with his past masters Jewel.
Theodore Roosevelt Lodge will meet
Wednesday. The newly elected and In
stalled officers will preside as follows:
Ernest j. Higgins. master: Leon Chat
lain. senior warden; Fred Blackburn.
junior warden; Joseph Upton, senior
deacon: George Stecklein, junior dea-
con; Frank Blackburn, senior steward,
and John Eilbeck, junior steward.
Petworth Lodge will confer the F. c.
degree Thursday with Senior Deacon
Jet presiding. assisted by Senior Stew
ard Schimmack.
Maj. John p. Lucas Of the United
States Army and o past high priest OF
cache La Poudre Chapter will address
Columbia Chapter Wednesday, accord
ing to an announcement made by Roy
| A. Plympton, high priest. All Royal
Arch Masons are invited.
Lafayette Lodge installed the follow.
ing officers: Henry A. Nelson, master:
| Alfred w. Sherman, senior warden;
Clifford c. Mccormick, Junior warden;
| william H. Wanamaker (re-elected ,
secretary; Noble D. Larner (re-electedD
treasurer; Raymond E. Read. senior
deacon; William F. Albee, Junior dea-
Arthur B. Thatcher, junior steward, and
F. Alvin Holland instructor Of work.
The master made the following appoint
| ward A. Sage, assistant chaplain; Ben
C. McQuay, marshal; William E. Sims,
tiler; J. Robert Lee, organist Irving M.
| Tlllar, soloist. Representatives elected
| were: ST. Johns Mite Association.
Henry c. Drummer; Masonic and Eastern
Star Home, Frank H. Myers; Board Of
Managers, lodge room, Frank H. Myers;
Masonic Board of Relief, Edward A.
Sage and Francis M. Weadon; trustees,
Perpetual Membership and Memorial
fund, Lafayette Lodge Relief fund.
Gratz z. Dunkum Waring E. Evans and
William w. Everett.
ne ScNciillCtIl Ull lAluuy dlAA'SionAy
Of the lodge will be celebrated January
4 at 7:3o pm. at Masonic Temple.
A: the meeting of the Executive Com
mittee Of the Scottish Rite bodies last
week, the degree work for the Spring
class OF 1894 was arranged and the de.
grees are to be given in the following
order: January %, fourth and nth
degrees: 80. sixth and seventh; Feb
ruary s, ninth and tenth; l3, thir-
teenth; 20, fourteenth; 81. fifteenth;
March 6. sixteenth: l3, seventeenth: :
20. eighteenth; 27. twentieth. April 3:
twenty.third; IT, twenty-fourth; ~
twenty eighth May 1. twenty ninth.
second.
The list Of degrees for the Spring
work includes several Of the degrees
that have never before been given in
the Valley Of Washington.
Robert DeBruce Council. Scottish
Rite, met last Tuesday night. Follow
Ing the meeting. Albert Pike ConSlStory
met and elected omcers follows:
William w. Champagne, master of ka-
dosh: Frank M. Roller. prior; Carl H.
Claudy, preceptor, George B. McGinty
chancellor; Joseph Salomon, minister
of state; John o. Bowen. prelate; j.
Walter Karsner master Of ceremonies;
John D. Hess, expert; John S. Tassin,
assistant expert; c. Edgar Bittinger,
tain of the guard: Donald w. Grifnns.
steward; John C. Wineman, reelected
almoner; Monte Sanger, reelected
treasurer; Arthur B. Hayes, secretary;
Monte Sanger, reelected trustee.
The line officers Of King David
Lodge will entertain at an at home"
tea at Master Nubson's home, 4301
Thirteenth street northeast. tomorrow
their families and friends, are re-
quested to attend.
The lodge will confer the entered
apprentice degree Tuesday evening.
The stated communication Of Ma
tional Lodge, Of January 2, has been
called on January 16. There will be
business and social entertainment and
refreshments. Merwin H. Browne has
been appointed as Junior steward.
Warren G. Harding Lodge elected the
following officers: John A. Breen, jr.,
master; Jesse NJ. Wood, senior warden;
Eugene F. Gimmer, junior warden;
Jesse S. Peterson, treasurer; j. G. Nc
Killen, secretary; Samuel p. Parr, mar
shall: Virgel E. Burner. past master.
chaplain; W. v. Bennetts, senior dea-
con; J. M. Tingle. junior deacon: T. w.
Montgomery, senior steward; John A.
Hart, junior steward, and w. J. Plem-
mons, tiler.
The following committee chairmen
were also appointed: E. T. Chappell,
Masonic education: j. w. Mcdonald,
music; Theodore Levy, refreshments;
]. r. Emeigh soloist; H. H. Seyfarth,
press correspondent They were in
stalled by Past Master Frank Jones.
There was a presentation Of the past
masters jewel to G. w. Feidt. retir-
ing master.
Eastern Star
THE grand matron, Mrs. Elizabeth
L Pitt, and grand patron. F. Frank
Kimmel, will have an "at home" and
tea this afternoon from 5 to Z o'clock at
the home of the grand matron, 1854
Montague street.