Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-01-06

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business.
Pierce NJ. Rice was elected grand
tall cedar Of Capitol Forest, No. l04,
Tall Cedars Of Lebanon, at the an
nual election and installation, De-
cember %, at the Raleigh Hotel. The
new officers were installed by Supreme
Tall Cedar Russell E. Crawford of
Norristown, Pa, and Supreme Scribe
Louis G. Groh Of Philadelphia. :.
Mr.. Rice Is native Of Arkansas, a
graduate Of Georgetown University
/ with IL. B. and LII. M degrees and q
charter member of Sigma Mu Sigma
Fraternity. Mr.. Rice Is a law ex-
aminer in the Land ONCE, q member
Of Acacia Lodge, Mount Horeb Chap
ter. Royal Arch Masons; w. F. Hunt
Chapter, o. E. S., and life member
Of Capitol Forest, No. 104.
Hallium were elected senior and
junior deputy grand tall cedars
respectively. George M. Little was
elected treasurer and j. Fred Huber
the retiring grand tall cedar, was
elected trustee. Frederick r. Stef-
fenS is scribe.
The following appointments were
announced by Grand Tall Cedar Rice
king of the royal court, E. A. Le-
lacheur; guide, Thomas E. Havel;
chaplain, Bart P. Pigman; chief OF
the royal rangers, j. Fred Huber;
director of the band, Charles r. Brill:
director Of the chanters, Homer S
Pope. and director of stunts, Fred
Ma gruder. Chairman of committees
Press and publicity, Charles E. B
Holland; reception, Hamlin M. Van
| dervort: entertainment, John O. Slye;
transportation. Henry FUR, and re-
freshments, Harold A. Emery. S. A.
Shipman was appointed sentinel.
Hamlin M. Vandervort, representing
the forest, presented the past grand
tall cedar's jewel to j. Fred Huber
The joint installation and dance
Of the Masonic Clubs of the District
will be held at the Willard Hotel on
January 10 at pm. 1t is being spon-
sored by the Advisory Board. State
President w. Henry Barringer will be
the installing officer, assisted by Past
State President Frank j. Day as mar
shall. There will be an entertainment
All Masons, their families and friends
| are invited.
Samuel 3. Reeder, president of the
Advisory Board, with other officers
will be received by the Grand Chapter,
Order of the Eastern Star, at its
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Willard Hotel. when the board will
present a certificate and token Of life
membership in the Educational
Foundation sponsored by the Ma
tional League Of Masonic Clubs for
School of Foreign Service at George
Washington University. Past Ma
tional President NJ D. Hensey will
make the presentation.
New Jerusalem Lodge will meet
Thursday at 7:30 pm. 1t has been
designated as "Coworkers' Night" a
time to bring your Masonic friends to
visit your lodge. All raised" during
January will be guests of honor.
Robert S. Regar will pay his first
visit as Grand Master to his own
lodge. All entertainment has been
arranged. All Masons are invited.
Warren G. Harding Lodge will hold
its stated communication Wednesday
at 7:30 pm. The M. M. degree will
be conferred, with Junior Warden
William v. BENEFITS in the East dur
ing the first section, and Senior
Warden Eugene F. Gimmer the Sec
ond section; also the lecture.
At special communication of King
David Lodge last Thursday evening
Grand Treasurer Charles E. Baldwin
conferred the master Mason's degree
on his son, Thomas r. Baldwin, and
Shirley r. Collins, Carl F. Hooper
and William F. Nally. Robert S.
Regar, grand master, delivered the
charge. The lecture was delivered
by Grand Secretary j. Claude KEEPER
During the degree Past Grand Mas
tiers Milans, Cunningham, West, Dun
KUN, Gibbs and Owen filled various
stations. Carl H. Claudy, junior grand
steward, acted as senior deacon. This
years masters of Columbia, Wash
ington Centennial, Stansbury and
Warren G.. Harding Lodges served as
conductors.
Master Joseph w. Marshall pre-
sented Past Grand Master Baldwin
with a birthday cake in token of his
birthday anniversary January 4.
The entered apprentice degree will
be given January IS, with Junior
Warden Jacobson in the east. Past
Grand Master Dunkum will speak on
the significance of Masonic brother
hood.
Hope Lodge will hold its regular
communication next Friday night.
A special entertainment will be pro-
vided by the past masters of the lodge.
Federal Lodge will have as its guest
speaker Tuesday evening Representa-
tive Robert T. Secrest of Ohio. The
fellowcraft degree will be conferred,
with Junior Deacon Henry H. NAPLES
in the east. The middle chamber
lecture will be delivered by Senior
Steward Pryor E. Hefner.
Benjamin B. French Lodge. with
Junior Warden Henry Gilligan in the
cast, will confer the Entered Appren-
tice degree tomorrow night, and also
will be entertained by accordion solos
and songs by Mr.. Cirou.
william c. Miller, potentate Of