Evening Star Newspaper, December 9, 1928, Page 86

SUNDAY -STAR, TTASHINGTON, D. T, DECEMBER 9, 1928—PART 1. FRATERNIT MASONIC. HE lodges - having comunications during the week all will have elec- tions, and the Blue Lodge school of fnstruction will meet on Saturday. In Capitular Masonry, Mount Vernon Royal ‘Arch Chapter, No. 3, will have the Royal Arch degree on M ington Naval Chapter. No. 6. the Mark degree and Mount Pleasant Chapter, No 13, will have a social evening. No work is scheduled for the Knights Templar Commanderies. Albert Pike Consistory of the Scot- tish Rite will present the Thirty-second, or M. R. S. degree Ti y evening at the usual hour, thus bringing to its close the course of the current class. Master George C. Ober, jr., has an- nounced that the services at the Ma- sonic and Eastern Star Home this afte: noon at 3 o'ciock, will be under the au- 2pires of Harmor Lodge, No. 17, ‘and that Rev. Ciyde wn will officiate, the music being furnished by the choir- master, Fred East Announcem committee” tha william R. Singleton Lodge, No. 3, will be held in the Temple, 4511 Wisconsin avenue, Thursday evening, December 20, at 6 o'clock sharp, and that it will be in honor of the retirnig master of the lodge. The Past Masters of 1926 held their annual meeting and banquet re- cently and the following officers were elected for the year 1929: President, John T. Maddox. Federal, No. 1; vice president, William J. Hope, Anacostia No. 21; secretary-treasurer, John K. | Willls, Warren G. Harding, No. 39 Members of the executive committee Robert C. Tracy. Mount Pleasant, No. | 33, and Gail T. Judd, National, No. 12. | The retiring president was Melvin A ade by “the’ 1 er of p.onductress, Nellie B. Nefl; associate Davls, shaw, treasure George, Gregory, P. M., 3 clects officers. on the board of governors ic and Eastern Star Home, a Cunningham _wa P— elected trustee for a term of three The following program was given In | Matron Margaret H. Jones announcs Electa Chapter at its last meeting: Sing- jon of the ‘newly elected ing led by Past Patron William t the next regular meeting, Scantlebury, piano solos, little Miss er 20, Dora Herbert; vocal duets, Miss Edna S Eno and Mrs. Ida Crown; solos, Mrs . Marie E. Summers, matron of Adelaid Miller; sketch entitled, “Rich | William F. Hunt Chapter, announces | Man—Poor Man,” by the Clarridge | eloction of officers for Thursday ev Brothers, | ning, preceded by a dinner to members The auxiliary board met with Mrs. [only at the Aster, Fourtecenth and H | Mae Blair and Mrs. Elsie Grainger Mon- | streets, at 6 p.m v lection o — a ening TN U o oy | Matron Grace B. Stiles announces | evening. | next - Wednesd: evening Brookland | % e | Chapter will elect officers. At the last At the meeting of La Fayette Lodge | meeting the following entertainment Chapter December 22 the new officers | Was given: Violin solo, Past Patron will be installed. | Troy A. Nubson, accompanied by As- — | sociate Matron Gertrude Litschert; vo- . Esther Chapter met Thursday eve- | cal solo, Mrs. Thelma Mills Rector, ac- ing, when the annual election was held. | companied by Past Matron Burnside, The following officers were elected: fand a dialogue entitled “Brookland Worthy matron, Mildred R. Shafer; | Chapter A, B, C's” by Junior Past Mat- worthy patron, J. Walter Karsner; asso- uise B. Nubson and Junicr Past clate matron, Lucy E. Fessenden; secre- | patron Walter A. Neil. tary, Charlotte M. Pine (re-elected); i 3 treasurer, Alice. Bradley (re-elected):| Congress Lodge Chapter held its an- nual election Monday evening with the following results: Elizabeth C. Brewer, matron; James Caton, patron; Laura The lowed by installation at 9 p.m. been last meeting of December has cailed off. the chapter cers. the Frances C. Praetorius, ciate matron; ary; Ruth J. nittee will ciations conductress, Jesse Ridings. Past Grand Matron Julia N. Streater was re-elected ANNOUNCING Wertz, Albert Pike, No. 36. ‘The ladies of the Lambskin Auxiliary of the Lambskin Club will have their annual Kiddies' night Thursday eve- ning, when the children will provide the entertainment. At the last meeting of the auxiliary, Frank J. Day, president of the Lambskin Club, who gave a “cherry blossom talk,” and Charles Stack were guests of honor. Miss Shively entertained with songs and Mrs. Emma Masson with a reading. d The Masonic Glee Club will have a tehearsal at the United Brethren Church, North Capitol and R streets, tomorrow evening at 8 o'clock. George B. McGinty, potentate of Al- mas Temple of the Mystic Shrine, has announced that a ceremonial will be held at 7:30 o'clock in the President ‘Theater, December 17, “replete from start to finish with events of more than ordinary interest.” - A large class has been assured, petitions for which must be in the hands of the recorder not later than Friday. The business ses- sion will be held at Shrine headquar- ters, 1311 K street northwest, Saturday at 7:45 o'clock. Al Koran Temple of Cleveland will be represented by its potentate and his official divan_at the ceremonial. Entertainmient features for the evening will be “provided by James C. Hoyle, chairman of the en- tertainment committee. ‘The midday luncheon of the Caravan Club, at the Oty Club, last Monday was presided over by Past Potentate Roe Fulkerson. Rev. Geol Farnham delivered an address, and entertain- ment was provided by Wesley Eddy. ‘The uniformed bodies of Almas Tem- ple will meet at 9 o'clock Thursday eve- | ning at Shrine headquarters. - Interest- ing reports will be made on the com- ing Potentate’s Golden Apple Ball to be held early in the mew year. This will undoubtedly be an outstanding so- cial event in Shrine circles. An entertainment will follow the business session Thursday evening con- sisting of movies sho “Masonic High Lights for 1928” two short snappy reels of comedy. Every noble will be welcome. . Arminius Lodge, Mo, 25 Crearge Wol us , No. ‘Wol- frum, master; Theodore Lerch, senior warden: John Gredlein, junior warden; P. M. Fred secretary; Chas. E. Gerner, treasurer;.P. M. Wm. Wim- mel, marshall; Lorenz Potzner, senior deacon; Peter Fritz, junior deacon; Ju- lius Rosenfeld, senior steward; Dietrich Hormann, junior steward: George P. Plitt, tiler. Representatives: Karl F. Kohler and Wm. Wimmel, Masonic Board of Relief; P. M. David Masonic and Eastern Star Home; P. M. Julius Schuetz, St. John's Mite Associa- tion; Karl F. Kohler, German Orphans’ Home. Trustees: P. M. John N. Sterzer, P. M. George M. Siebert, P. M. William ‘Wimmel and Karl Egolf. Mount Pleasant Lodge, No. 33—Ralph M. Wolfe, worshipful master; James L. senior warden; Charles D. Allen, associate matron; secretary; Maude E. Ethel Bell, conductress: sociate conductress; | representative to Ma- | sonic and Eastern Star Home. lat | will be installed December 17. |to Masonic and Easten Star activities Good Will meets Friday evening and | was given the grand patron in honor of Bethlehem Chapter will elect officers Tuesday evening. At the last mrflu\g;Rr‘.’x'(‘.\hn\(-ms were served, followed by was entertained play by the drill team under the direc- tion of Miss Edna McNulty. Matron, Mollie E. Bateman announces | a turkey 'dinner to be served to members of Brightwood Chapter Thurs- | in Brightwood Masonic Temple at clock, followed by election of offi-| At the last meeting of Gavel Chapter following _ officers Lear, patron; Liilian Jeannette Praetorius, conductress: Krause, associate condustress. The next meeting, December 18. will be installa- on of officers. The home board com- Wednesday at heme of Louise Reed, 233 Ninth street northeast, with Edna Eckhardt and R. May Hall, assistir The 1928 Matro met Thanksgiving matron Nora Heim, Rouzee, Coates, mect s and Patrons' Asso- Ruth_Chapter rooms, Mrs. Florence A. Bailey, presiding. The grand matron and #Mr. Bogley and the Reta Hen-|grand patron and Mrs. Dow being | present. . Ober, president of the * Association, ident and vice president, Joseph They i'l K. Plant. Moving pictures relating during the year were shown. A surprise | his birthday. The matrons and patrons | presented him with a floor lamp and a chocolate cake with 10°lighted candles. With | orehestra dancing. The next meeting of the association will be a New Year's eve frolic, Decem- ber 31, at Friendship Chapter, Tenley- town The grand matron and grand patron of this jurisdiction and the grand matron and grand patron of Mary- land and of Virginia, and the 1928 matrons and patrons of nearby Mary- land and Virginia chapters will be the | guests of honor. all elected Conrad were At a special meeting of Mizpah Chap- ter November 30 the officers of the Grand Chapter paid the grand visita- | tion. Other distinguished guests were Right Worthy Grand Secretary Minnie E. Keyes, Right Worthy Grand Treas- urer Alcena Lamond of the General Grand_Chapfer; Past Grand Matrons Cora P. Mayberry, Bena A. Barnhart, Grace E. Kimmel, Jessie Cowles, Helen E. Barnard; Past Grand Patron Reu- | ben A. Bogley: Past Grand Matron Hawes of Maryland, Past Grand i'a- trons Cosden and Bell of Virginia, : ud | the Matrons and Patrons Assocfation | of 192 The program consisted of a song of treas the night at the president, EW SUPERIOR LargerBod welcome by Matron Mildred King to | regular meetir the grand officers. The grand matron | held for electio was presented with a bouquet of red |were roses and the grand patron with a|mond single rose by Ruth Jordan and Vit |associ ginia Lake. The grand matron was | tress also presented with a coffee urn by | Bertha Eaton, Ruth Tompkins Sebastian, Anne Mitchell, Dorothy roll and Glady patron was pres by Ethel Jones, Eva Fritch, Helen Brev ton and Clara Reynolds. A vocal duet | was rendered by Matron Mildred King and Elizabeth Hanover accompanied on the piano by Florence Bell and on the violin by Grace Balser. | A play was presented by members of the Mu Delta Sigma under the direc- tion of Miss Virginia Lake, president of | the club, entitled, “Paris Labels.” The cast included Mildred A. Leecke, Esther Balser, Elizabeth Bunch, Genevieve Hatton, Dorothy Carroll, Thelma Weaver, Anne Mitchell, Helen Brewton and Ruth Tompkins. | After a banquet Tuesday evening the | Ehlis & Benz., Inc 14th St. N.W. Pot. 283-3519 Distributors Fisk Tires Willard Battery Sales and Service farie (Continued Willard (Near Willard Ba 2122 Charging and Repairing Auto Electrician ‘Willard Service Station Chas. L. Jones Battery & Elec. Co. Radio Batleries Called For and Del \ored 616-18 Pa. Ave. S.E. Lin. 523 1300 ¥ with FINGER'TIP CONTR =the most notable advance in driving convenience since the self-starter Evans, , junior warden; Samuel W. McIntosh; | senior-deacon; Harold A. Martin, junior G. Owen, Masonic Relief; Miles Taylor, delegate to Ma- sonic and Eastern Star Home; . Qessford, St. John's Mite Association; Charles H. Calvert, tiler. EASTERN STAR. Lebanon Chapter at its last meeting entertained the officers of the Grand Chapter on the occasion of their an- nual grand visitation. Among those who- accompanied the grand officers were Right Worthy Grand Secretary Mrs. Minnie E. Keyes, Right Worthy Grend Treasurer Mrs. Alcena Lamond, Past Grand Matrons Mrs. Cora P. May- berry, Mrs. Flora E. Car Lena Stephenson; Past Grand Patrons Joseph H. Milans, R. A. Bogley, Gratz E. Dunkum, Willlam G. Betts and J. Ernest Dulin, of the District of Colum- bia, and Past Grand Patron C. Francis Morrison of Maryland, and the Matrons and Patrons of 1928. A vocal selection 'was rendered by Miss Mildred Creel of Lebanon Chapter, and presentations to the grand matron and the grand patron were made through the medium of a sketch, “The Mystic Well,” with the: chaplain, Miss Mary Brower, as the flower queen, and the star points, Miss cember 11, will be devoted chiefly to election, followed by a special meeting December 15 at 8 o'clock for the in- stallation of the officers for 1929, The chapter voted to dispense with its stated meeting which would have occurred on Christmas day. Matron Lillie C. Eibel of Temple Chapter announces election of officers will pe held tomorrow at 7:30 p.m., fol- A Nog¢More ; Struggling - Withra Frosty Gearshiftiin® Cold Weather. Ak for“Ebonite-T, a cold-proof ansmission lubricant that will not reeze in the coldest waather. And _means ‘easy gear shifting,. 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