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Frank A. Gould was elected master
Of Brightwood Masonic Lodge at the
last communication. Others officers
are Harry E. Benson, senior warden;
George w. Freas, junior warden; Hen
ry c. Stein, secretary Ge-elected
eighth term); Charles j. Sincel, treas
urer re-elected fifth term; Edwin L.
White. senior deacon: Elmer F. Stein.
Junior deacon; Philip G. Cronan, sem
ior steward; Frank L. Ach, junior
steward; McKendall Allep, marshal;
Clarence E. Fowler, chaplain; Harry
b. Knee, tiler.
Proxies to the Grand Lodge: For
master, Edwin L. White; for senior
warden, Elmer r. Stein, and for junior
warden, Frank L. Ach. Representa-
tive, st. Johns Mite, Melvin 3. Blake;
representative, Board Of Relief, Pres
ton Peterson; representative, Masonic
and Eastern Star Home. c. Hamilton
Anderson.
Warren G. Harding Lodge elected
officers as follows: Jesse M. Wood,
master; Eugene F. Gimmer, senior
warden; William ". Bennetts, junior
warden; John c. McKillen, secretary;
Jesse S. Peterson, treasurer; Jefferson
M. Tingle, senior deacon; John Allen
Hart, Junior deacon. Appointments
were made as follows: Samuel p.
Parr, master Of ceremonies: BENJAMIN
D. Schneider, senior steward; Gary
Campbell, Junior steward; Virgil E.
Burner, chaplain. William j. Plem-
mons, tiler. The officers were in
stalled by Otto B. Roepke, Junior
grand warden. A past masters jewel
and watch was presented to the retir-
ing master, John A. Breen.
Takoma Lodge elected the following
officers: Master, Roland E. Jones;
senior warden, Harry H. Millard; jun
ior warden, Walter G. M Fields; Sec
retary, Past Master Charles w. Ayars;
treasurer, Thomas E. Holmes; in
structor Of work, Past Master Paul
r. Mattix; chaplain, Rev. william E.
La Rue; senior deacon, Herbert D.
jr.; Junior deacon, Richard
C. Larkin; senior steward. George A.
Hewey; Junior steward, James T.
Blose; tiler, Fred l.. Harries. John
Meiklejohn and David T. Blose were
elected trustees; Past Master C. C.
Galloway, representative to the Ma
sonic and Eastern Star Home; Past
Master Frank E. Reppert, representa-
tive on the Masonic Relief Board, and
Past Master Guy Clinton, representa-
tive of the st. Johns Mite Association.
The retiring master, Paul r. Mattix,
installed officers and was presented
with a jewel by Past Master Thomas
j. Holmes.
Federal Lodge elected officers as fol-
lows: Master, Bingham w. Matthias;
senior warden, Emil A. Loehl; junior
warden, Oscar E. Carlton; secretary,
Past Master Writ B. Fur; treasurer,
Past Master William s. Quinter; SEN
ior deacon, Arnold c. Hansen; Junior
deacon, Henry H. Waples; senior stew
ard, Pryor E. Hefner; Junior steward.
Clarence G. Dudley; marshal, Walter
F. Hewett; tiler. John P. Hawkins:
to Masonic Board of
Relief, Past Master Milton r. Day;
st. Johns Mite Association, Past Mas
ter Walter A. Brown; Board of Mama
gers, lodge room No. l, Past Master
John M. Horten, Past Master William
T. Ballard, Past Master George H.
Townsend and Emil A. Loehl; prof.
cheney in Masonic education, Past
Master John M. Horten. Joseph F.
McBeth, Thomas w. Cain, James Les
ter Owen, Norris Weinstock, Arnold
c. Hansen, Henry H. NAPLES, Pryor
= Hefner and Clarence G. Dudley.
Mithras Lodge of Perfection OF
Scottish Rite held its final meeting
Of the year Tuesday evening at the
Next Tuesday night and
the following Tuesday night there will
be no meeting. Election of officers
has been postponed until March 26.
The next meeting of the chapter of
Rose Croix will be held January
and the next meeting Of the lodge
January Is.
The cast from La Fayette Lodge will
present, the Masonic play written by
Carl H. Claudy, 1.-THE Greatest of
These" on January at the cathedral.
The Temple Club of Master Ma
sons met Monday in the Pythian
Temple. w. H. Barringer. national
State president, and other National
League officers installed the following
officers: President, Archie st.
George; first vice president, Clarence
E. Walker; second vice president, A.
Paul Hines; secretary, P. Owen Walk
lnshaw; treasurer, Francis NJ New
kirk; marshal, David z. Kisliuk; SER
geant at arms, John A. H. Hargett,
and sentinel, Raymond F. King.
Tommy Walker night" was cele-
brated by Kallipons Grotto on De-
cember Is, in honor of Thomas B.
the only living charter mem
ber. Monarch William j. Erskine
welcomed him, and he recited some
Of the early history of the organiza-
ton.
The nomination of officers to be
elected in January was as follows:
For monarch, Richard T. Umhaus for
chief justice, Cyrus F. .-Armiger; for
master Of ceremonies, Solomon Stich-
man; for treasurer, Past Monarch l..
Estes; for secretary, Past
Grand Monarch Edward w. Libbey;
for veneral prophet, Past Monarch
Charles A. Stevens; for trustee, Ma
han WE'LL, and for sentinel, Charles
Il. Corby.
Past Monarch Charles O. Parks Of
5t. Petersburg, Fla, presented Mon
arch Erskine with q grotto pin on
behalf of the grotto Of that city.
Entertainment features consisted Of
selections by the Ambrose Williams
Bendue Orchestra, piano selections by
Prof. A. Paul Hines, vocal solos by
Sidney Resnik, the showing Of grotto
convention films by L. L. Prawde
md comedy films by Reuben Ford.
Joseph w. Marshall was installed
Is master of King David Lodge by
Past Grand Master Charles e. Bald
win. Past Master G. A. Warthen,
Mrs. Alma Marshall, wife
If the new master, presented him with
D gavel made Of wood from the Lee
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