Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1937-11-28
MASONS TO ELECT
YEARS OFFICERS
l. H. landWehr Gets FideI-
ity Medal for 81 Years.
Service in Order.


AL constituent Masonic lodges close
their fiscal year next Tuesday, and
during the first two weeks in Deem
Der will hold business meetings for
election of officers In most cases the
new officers will be installed immedi-
ately following their election. The fol-
lowing lodges will meet this week Tor
election: Wednesday, Washington
Centennial. Osiris, King Solomon, East
Gate, Theodore Roosevelt, Barristers;
Thursday, Naval, Hiram, La Fayette,
William r. Singleton, Petworth, Sem
per Paratus; Friday, Columbia, Leb-
anon. Joseph H. Milans, Justice.
Grand Master Paul B. Cromelin and
the officers of the Grand Lodge COM
pleted their annual visitations to all
Masonic lodges last week.
AT the recent visitation to Stansbury
Lodge fidelity medal was presented
to l.. H. LandWehr for the longest serV-
Ice as a Mason-5l years Mr.. Land
Wehr made special trip from Califor-
MA 10 be present, and received this
medal and his 50-year button The
lodge presented him with a certificate
OF life membership.
Fidelity medals were presented by
the Grand Lodge to c. E. Weigle of
Congress Lodge for "a years service
Past Master Archie w. Cummings,
secretary of Joseph H. Milans Lodge,
Tor 40 years service; Past Master John
A. Meyer, secretary of Myron M
Parker Lodge, for SO years service.
Mr. Meyer is past grand commander
OF knights Templar of the District of
Columbia and secretary of the Board
OF Directors of the Masonic and
Eastern Star Home A similar medal
was presented to William P Jacobs
OF Samuel Gompers Lodge for 40 years
service. At the same time certificate
OF proficiency in ritualistic work was
presented to Master Milton D. Norman
OF Samuel Gompers Lodge.
Potentate Ara NJ Daniels announced
q business meeting of Almas Temple
at the clubhouse. December 20 at
8 o'clock. He also announced that
December II the Almas Temple Band
and Glee Club will give a concert at
the clubhouse at o'clock.
Grand Master Cromelin and Carl
H. Claudy. senior grand steward, will
leave tomorrow for Waco, Tex, to
represent this jurisdiction at the l50th
anniversary of the Grand Lodge of
Texas.
Master Charles F. Worden of Wash
!ngton Centennial Lodge has called
special communication tomorrow
evening at the Masonic Temple to con-
fer the NJ NJ Degree Special guests
will be the Masons of the Continental
Baking Co.. including some of the
officials from the head office in New
York.
The religious service at the Masonic
and Eastern Star Home at O'Clock
today will be under the direction OF
King Solomon Lodge 81.
King Solomon Lodge will have
charge of the religious services at the
Masonic and Eastern Star Home to-
day at o'clock The sermon will be
by DR.. Edward Gabler, pastor of
Christ Episcopal Church, and musical
numbers will be rendered by Mr.. and
Mrs. Arsenic Ralon and solos by Will
liam F. Raymond.
Officers will be elected at the stated
communication Wednesday afternoon,
Capitol Forest Tall Cedars of Leb-
anon honored Grand Tall Cedar Jules
A. Halluin by presenting him with q
life membership at their November
meeting. An honorary membership
was presented to Past Grand Tall
Cedar Thornton and Grand Tall
Cedar Wilkinson of Baltimore. The
Royal Court and Sidoneon team initi-
ated the following new members: c.
e. Barnard. J. w. Coddington. A. B.
Crosswait, j. E. Even, j. NJ. Jameson,
c. G. Kenna. C. w. Martin. J. R.
Krusor. l. P Rose, F. L. Simmons and
E. j. Taylor. District Representative
P. w. Wright and several Cedars from
Baltimore and Grand Tall Cedar
Spielman and their Oriental Band
were guests.
The uniform bodies will hold a
dance and dinner at the Capitol Golf
and Country Club December 4, 10 to /.