Evening star., 1933-02-05

Tate will confer the first degree, as
sisted by Junior Deacon Richard L
Merrick. At the last meeting a lecture
on Spain was given by Samuel B
Reeder, who was representative O.
the U. S. Treasury Department at tht
1bero-American Exposition.
The 1880 Worshipful Masters Asso.
citation met at the Mayflower Hote
Monday evening and elected the follow.
ing officers: President, Benjamin A
Harlan; vice president, DR.. Robert c
Mccullough; secretary, William H
Rohrman; treasurer, Alfred Pasternak
members of the Executive Committee
Ara M. Daniels, Carroll A. Warthen ane
Herman A. Meyers. "A buffet lunch wa!
served. The next meeting will be hele
at the Mayflower Hotel in March, wher
action will be taken on amendment!
to the constitution and bylaws of thu
association.
A meeting of the Ladies' Auxiliary o.
the LambSkin Club will be held a
Northeast Masonic Temple February
Installation of officers will be held a.
at o'clock.
Comdr. Edwin Brooker of Brightwooe
Spection and review February 81 in tht
Brightwood Masonic Temple at 7:3(
O'clock Grand Comdr. L. Whiting
Estes and the officers of the Crane
Commandery will be present. The in
spection and review will be under ths
direction of John D. McDuffie, inspector
general, and j. Harry Phillips, assistant
inspector general.
Comdr. Brooker also announces re-
hearsal of the Malta team February
at Brightwood Masonic Temple. The
Malta team is under the direction OF
Samuel B. Reeder
Washington Council, Ladies Auxiliary
to the Masonic Universal Craftsmen
Council of Engineers, met January %
President Caroline E. Pickel presided
She appointed her Ways and Means
Committee for the year: Chairman
Amelia Lilly; Mrs. Martha H. Stoops
Mrs. Maude G. Neill, Mrs. Christabel
M. Burton, Mrs. Annie Saul. Mrs
Martha H. Franklin, Mrs. Mary V
Thrift, Mrs Ruth S. Bickeu and al
Of her officers. They announce sur
prise party for the meeting February II
Mrs. Susie P. Williamson and MRS
Catherine E. Dean. The SunSnnt
Committee was appointed as follows
Chairman. Frieda j. Pratt; Mrs. Ruth
Bickell and Mrs. Maude G. Neill; En-
tertainment Committee, chairman. Mrs
Mary E. Hohenstein; Mrs. Ada Watts
and Mrs. Martha H. Stoops; publicity
secretary. Minnie L. Pote; Refresn'
ments. chairman, Mrs. Lena c. Tow
herman: Mrs. Elena G.. Aber, Mrs. lsa'
belle Smithers and Mrs. Viola M. Gray
3. B. French Lodge will have a re
ception tomorrow to the newly electee
grand master and officers OF the Crane
lodge. D. C. Croissant, professor a
George Washington University, VIM
has recently returned from Europe, VII
be installed as master, and WILL D'
presented with a jewel.
At the meeting of Chevy Chase Lodg.
Wednesday evening, Representative M
n. Thatcher of Kentucky Will presen
to the lodge a gavel made from genuln'
cedar of Lebanon. Otncers Oh Ill
Grand Lodge, members OF Congress any
other distinguished guests WILL De II
attendance.
At New Jerusalem Lodge Thursda!
evening Lester P. Baird will confer I'm
Fellowcraft degree from the east VIII
Earl Brown acting as senior deacon.
At the stated convocation of Eureka
Chapter. r. A. NJ, January II the 1ol'
lowing officers were elected and IN
stalled: Rush S. Young, high priest
Arthur M. Robinson, king; Kenneth U
Fernald. scribe: Francis I. Beach, Sec
retarv reelected; George S. Foreman
treasurer. reelected The following OF:
ficers were appointed: Freeman w
Sharp. ir.. captain of the host; irving
r. Robinson. principal sojourner; james
7, Frisby. royal arch captain; Hays =
Rice master of third veil; Roy d. BOZ.
den. master of second veil; George w
Mehlfelt, master of first veil; j. LIE ROY
Mack, elected trustee for three years
Edison B. Baldwin, representative boare
of managers, reelected, John w. Gran
ford. reappointed sentinel for the tWen'
ty-seventh consecutive year. Lelgh
Nettleton, retiring high priest, was pre-
sented with a past high priests JeWel
The installation ceremony was con-
Quoted by Past High Priest Robert q
Tracy. assisted by Past High Priest Ed
son B. Baldwin, who acted as master
Of ceremonies.
At the convocation February 10 there
will be a short business meeting. Inc
chapter will be closed by A. Cnftore
wilkins, then grand high priest OF Roya
Arch Masons of the District OF Column
bia. The Entertainment Committee
headed by Charles D. Shackleford ane
Irwin B. Robinson, will present a pro
gram. All Masons are invited. he
freshnents will be served.
At the stated convocation of Potoma
Chapter, R. A. M, January "a, tn
following officers were elected and IN
stalled: G. Raymond Pruett. higl
priest; John E. Crisman, king; Stephel
T. Porter, scribe; H. Clyde Crime!
P. H. P, secretary; Charles T. Grave:
treasurer; Lawton L. Inabinet, captain
of the host; William D. Griffith, princi
psl sojourner; Philip B. Ward, Roys
Arch captain; Fred w. Englert. maste
of the third vail; John H. Rick, maste
of the second vail; Ezra A. Fox, mas
ter of the first vail: Frank H. Grown
Sentinel; William K. Cohen, organis
F. Nelson Reeve, high priest durin
1882, was presented with past hlg
priests jewel.
La Fayette Chapter, R. A. M, WI
hold its annual election and installatio
of officers February z. All visitin
companions are welcome. Refreshment
will be served.
The annual meeting and election q
officers of Kallipolis Grotto was hel
at Grotto headquarters January rs.
follows: Monarch, Frederick Wnken
chief justice, William j. Erskine; mas
ter of ceremonies, Richard T. Umhau
treasurer, L. w. Estes; secretary. E. "
Libbey; sentinel, Charles H. Corby. Tn
retiring monarch. o. A. G. Oehmle
was presented with past monarch
Jewel, the presentation being made b
Past Monarch Charles A. Steven
lAmong the visitors was delegatio
W. Do AHonorr