Evening Star Newspaper, December 16, 1928, Page 50

MASONIC. LODGES. Today—Acacle. No. 18, services 3 o ‘Masonic and Eastern Star fome. Monday—Potomac, No. 5. F. C., spe- clal 6 p.m.; E. Al 7:30. ntalpha, No. 23. F. C. and in- installation ot officers. Albert Pike, No. 36, F. C., special auesd S Bl lection ., » o esday—National, No. 12. F. C. ‘Takoma., M. M No. 20, M. Wednesday-—Grand Lodge, annusl meeting. 7 p.m. Thursday—Grand Lodge, corner stone laying. 1 p.m. aval, No. 4. F. C. a Fayette, No. 19, installation of omcers. Saturdsy—School of instruction. ROYAL ARCH CHAPTERS. Tuesday—La Favette, No. 5. soctal. CRYPTIC MASONRY. Monday—Washington Council, No. 1, degree. KNIGHTS TEMPLAR COM- MANDERIES Monday—Orient. No. 5—Order of the Temple (full form) MISCELLANEOUS, Monday — Almas ~Temple, Shrine, cersmonial, 7:30 President Theater. CACIA LODGE, No. 18, will have A charge of the services this after- Mystic p.m., noon at 3 o'clock at the Ma- sonic and Eastern Star Home. Rev. Alfred E. Barrows, the lodge chaplain and pastor of the East- ern Presbyterian Church; will officiate. ‘Three communications for the cur- rent month have been announced f the Grand Lodge of the District, viz: ‘Wednesday evening at 7 o'clock, for the annual meeting for reports and general business; a special for Thursday at 1 pm, for the purpose of laying the corner stone of the new office building of the Southern Railway Co. at Fif- teenth and K streets northwest, and the St. John's day communication Thursday, December 27, when officers for the new year will be elected and installed. Tomorrow night Almas Temple will hold its final ceremonial of the year at 7:30 o'clock at the President Theater. The candidates have been ordered to report to Class Directors Monie Sanger, Nathan Weill and O. M. Ballauf at the theater at 5:30 o'clock. Al Koran Tem- ple of Cleveland will be represented by & divan delegation headed by its poten- tate, Albert H. Fiebach. Among the other guests of the eveining will be the members of Congress that presented the ritualistic section of the last cere- monial. As an acknowledgment of fraternal appreciation each will be presented with an honorary member- ship in Almas Temple. Following are the names of those to be so honored: Representatives Henry F. Niedringhaus of Missouri, John T. Bugbee of Illinois, Joseph T. Deal of Virginia, Clifton S. Woodrum of Virginia, Charles A. Christopherson of South Dakota, S. D. McReynolds of Tennessee, Frank Mur- phy of Ohio, Noble J. Johnson of In- diana and Orie S. Ware of Kentucky. James C. Hoyle, who has been placed in charge of the entertainment fea- tures, says they “will be scintillating with snap and vibrating with thrills.” La Fayette Chapter, No. 5, R. A. M., will have as its guests Tuesday evening the Masonic Glee Club, under the lead- of Past Grand High Priest Charles R. Bartlett, also “Judge” Bur- ton of Mount Pleasant Chapter, well known as a monologist. A cordial in- vitation is extended to all Royal Arch Masons to enjoy this evening of music and good stories. The refreshment committee will function as usual. ‘The Association of Illustrious Masters will visit Adoniram Council Thursday evening when the New York ritual for the Royal Master’s degree will be exem- plified with the following cast: I M, Clarence J. Westé% M., LAuchn G. The sixth annual reunion banquet of the Masters’ Association, 1922, was held recently in the oak room of the Hotel Raleigh. There were present Past Grand Master C. C. Coombs; the president of the association, Dr. John C. Palmer, 33, and 18 members of the association. Th arrangements were perfected by the secretary of the association, J. Walter Karnsner. This association, it is said, has never missed having its annual reunion and has averaged an attend- ance of over 20 of its 34 members at each. It is committed to perpetuation until but two members are present to drink 1its -two fixed toasts, “Our Cy” and “1922.” The Lambskin Club of the Washing- ton Navy Yard met at the Northeast Masonic Temple Saturday night and elected officers for the ensuing year as follows: President, William Creswel vice president, George Speckmani marshal, Charles Newman; secretary, Harry Warfield; treasurer, E. J. Hart- stack; inside sentinel, Joe Willlams; outside sentinel, W. E. Robinson; trus- George fleld, of the club during the past year and thanked the members for their co- operation during his tenure of office. F. J. Day, State vice president of Ma- sonic Clubs of the District of Columbia, gave a short talk on the endowment of two chairs at George Washington Uni- versity by the Masonic Clubs. Other visitors were President Hayes and Vice President George Mergill of $he Railroad Square Club. The Railroad Y. M. C. A. Orchestra entertained. Saturday night, January 5, the Lamb- skin Club will hold the yearly installa- tion of officers. This feature will be followed by & high-grade entertainment. Members of all other Masonic Clubs are invited to attend. Lebanon Lodge, No. 7T—Worshipful master, Willis B. Robinson; senior warden, Rudolph W. Santelmann; Jjunior warden, Howard M. Brock; secre- tary, W. W. Ludlow; treasurer, Thomas 'S. Sergeon: marshal, Clyde B. Stovall chaplain, Elgin Smith; senior deacon, Thomas R. Wilson; junior deacon, James J. Brown; senior steward, Edward Early; junior steward, Roger C. Power; tiler, Charles H. Gerlach; trustee, John C. Wineman; board of directors, Ma- sonic and Eastern Star Home, Arthur G. Fessenden; board of trustees of the St. John’s Mite Association, Arthur H. Smith; delegate to the Masonic Board of Relief, Leigh L. Nettleton; corporator Masonic Hall Association, | conductress. Past Matron Lavinia Dun- Francis 1. Beach; pruxies to the Grand Lodge, Clyde B. Stovall, Thomas R. ‘Wilson and James J. Brown; finance committee, R. W. Santelmann, Charles ‘W. Hafle and James J. Brown; board of managers, lodge room No. 1, Charls ,D. Shackelford; Temple fund commit- tee, Charles P. Riecks. Myron M. Parker Lodge, No. 27— ‘Master, Van W. Roberds; senior warden, Willlam H. Rohrman: junior warden, ¥Francis B. Williams; secretary, John A. Moyer; treasurer, George H. Felt; senior deacon, Elmer E. Williams; junior deacon, Thurston B. Miller; master of ceremony, L. T. Williams; chaplain, Rev. Kyle Booth; organist, Harry H. Baxter; senior steward, Edward V. Ben- ham, junior steward, Charles Foust, and ttiler, Herbert Van DeBogert. Charles "Hildebrand, the retiring master, was presented with a past master's jewel and appointed supervisor of work. Past Master Austermuhl was appointed di- Tector of music. George E. Hatton was elected delegate to the Masonic Mutual Relief. Ernest J. Elwood, senior delegate to Saint John's Mite Associ- ation, and John A. Moyer, past master, representative on the board of di- yectors of the Masonic and Eastern Btar Home. Congress Lodge, No. 37—Master, érvmg M. Tullar; senior warden, John . Lawrence; junior warden, William H. ) L] Carrol; senior deacon, Karl V. Eicher; junior deacon, Borden R. Putnam; senior steward, William Dunham; junior steward, Otis Johnson; secretary, Louls Allen Smith; treasurer, Charles Wal- leigh; trustee, Rue Glessner; represen- tative on Masonic Board of Relief, Past Master Milton D. Smith. Thursday _ evening, home-coming night is to be observed with a social evening, including an illustrated trave- logue, “From New York to Jerusalem, the Birthplace of Masonry,” by Rev. Dr. Edgar C. Tullar of Brooklyn, N. Y. ‘Theodore Roosevelt Lodge, No. 44— Master, Leonard L. Sherfey; senior war- den, M. Luther Dicus; junior warden, Alfred A. Hilton; secretary, Past Mas- ter E. Claude Babcock; treasurer, Past Master Francis Thrall; master of cere- monies, Past Master Joseph B. Simp: son; senior deacon, John D. Wolcott; | Jjunior deacon, Haskell C. Davis; senior steward, Ernest J. Higgins; junior stew- ard, Leon Chatelain, jr.; tiler, Maurice | | E. Sands; trustee, Adam P. Ruth; rep- | resentatives Masonic Board of Relief, Richard C. Rambo and Jefferson A.| Carson; St. John's Mite Association, William McFarland, sr.; Masonic and Eastern Star Home, Otis D. Tice. Samuel Gompers Lodge, No. 45, F. A. A. M.—Master, A. Kenneth Armstrong; | senior warden, Isadore A. Peake; junior werden, Louis J. Racbach; secretary, Louis Rosenberg; treasurer, Frank Foer; chaplain, Rev. Louis J. Schwefel; mas- ter of ceremonies, Samuel Goldberg; | senior deacon, Louis Goldberg; junior deacon, A. D. Abrams; senior steward, | Dr. Maurice Goldberg; junior steward, !V]Ieycr Rosendorf; tiler, Amos C. Nich- | olas. ‘The first past master, Henry J. Gom- }Wrs‘ presented the outgoing master, | | Samuel J. Feldman, with a diamond- | studded jewel. Past Master Aubrey Clayton of Mount Pleasant Iodge was | the installing officer, with Louis H. Hamm of Harmony Lodge acting as | master of ceremonies. | Masonic Club of Police—President, Pvt. Palmer E. Allen, White House force; first vice president, Pvt. H. H. Hartman, Traffic Bureau; second vice president, Sergt. John W. Sheedy, U. S. | Park Police; master of ceremonies, Pvt. J. R. Birch, first precinct; secretary and treasurer, Pvt. P. R. Toland, U. S. Park Police. The retiring president, Sergt. R. B. Jenkins, installed the newly elected president, who made a short talk. The degree team of the club has three visits scheduled for the first part of the year, when the Master Mason degree will be conferred. The club is composed of members of the Metropolitan, White House and Park Police forces and has about 125 members. Past President Sergt. M. D. Smith was elected press representative. EASTERN STAR. At the last meeting of La Fayette Lodge Chapter, the following officers were elected: Matron, Laura M. Dyer; associate matron, Blanche H. Enterline; patron, Hugh Smith; conductress, Loretta Rabenhorst; treasurer, Lillie V. C. Myers, fifth term; secretary, Helen B. Hall, re-elected; associate conduc- tress, Margaret Smith; representative to_the home, Bonny Starkey. These officers will be installed December 22. The matron and patron entertained the officers and committee chairmen at a dance and card party at Chestnut Farm Auditorium December 10. ‘The Association of Matrons and Pa- trons of 1927 held its last social for 1928 December 8. During supper, songs dedicated to the association were sung. The president, Mrs. Augusta Thompson, on behalf of the association, presented @ magazine rack to Past Grand Matron Grace Kimmel, at whose cottage at Shady Side, Md., the association has held & number of Summer outings. An in- door base ball game was played between teams captained by Past Grand Ma- tron Stephenson and Past Grand Pa- tron Dulin. The game was umpired by Past Grand Patron Betts and was won by Mr. Dulin’s team. An “ABC” lesson on the personality of the mem- bers of the association was recited by Past Matron Louise Nubson and Past Patron Walter Neil. A gossip mara- thon, directed by Past Grand Matron Stephenson, proved entertaining. Sev- eral forms of dancing closed the enter- tainment. The next meeting of the as- sociation will be held the last week in January, when officers will be elected. Temple Chapter elected officers Mon- day as follows; Matron, Louise Hoskin- son; patron, Isadore Peake; associate matron, Alice Larrimore; secretary. Fannie E. Abell; treasurer, Nora H Henry; conductress, Eva Chidakel; as- sociate conductress, Sarah Peden. The appointed officers are organist, Sylvia Kaplovitz; marshal, Rebecca Himelfar! chaplain, Emma Demaray; Adah, Fran- ces Okun; Ruth, Thelma Peden; Esther, Mildred_Steiner; Martha, Bertha Hol- ober; Electa, Hattie Flax; warder, Helen Freedman; sentinel, Isrial Bers. ‘The officers were installed by Past Grand Matron Nellie Fletcher. Past Matron Adrienne Shreve acted as marshal. The distinguished guest of the evening was Grand Patron William J. Dow. The meeting for December 24 has been called off. The retiring ma- tron, Lillle C. Eibel, received from her officers & cedar chest and the retiring patron, Morris Blum, a dinner cloth. Installation of officers of Joseph H. Milans Lodge Chapter will be held De- cember 20 in Northeast Masonic Tem- ple by Past Grand Matron Gertrude Milans; grand marshal, Past Grand Matron Grace Wilkins Kimmel; grand chaplain, Past Matron Elizabeth Plitt. The officers are: Matron, Edna M. Bush; patron, Frank Rowzee; associate matron, Jennie W. Bean; secretarv, Esther V. Cross; treasurer, Louise E. Kieglow: conductress, Rowena Roberts; associate conductress, Ida M. Smith: chaplain, Anna Foreman; marshal, Clee Hewlett; organist, Gordin Osthans; Adah, Bertha Bush; Ruth, Lula Mc- Kenney; Esther, Blanche Cowan; Martha, Hazel Roberts; Electa, Jennie Harbin; warder, Emma Dawson; senti- nel, . Huston Bressler. Mrs. Louise E. Kieglow was elected representative to the Masonic and Eastern Star Home. Matron Louise E. Kieglow, and Patron Edwaerd M. Bridwell entertained their officers at dinner December 15, at the home of the patron, followed by a card party and entertainment. | Officers of Bethany Chapter were | elected at its last meeting as follows: Adele Liebert, matron; John B. Broad- dus, patron; Amy Alf, associate matron; Alice Newhard, secretary; Laura B. Kirkwood, treasurer; Yeba Hall, ductress; Amelia R. Marshall, associate , con- ham was re-elected reresentative on the board of directors of the Masonic and Eastern Star Home and Past Patron William L. Alf was re-elected trustee for three years. The installation of officers will take place December 21. The Asso- ciation of Matrons and Patrons of 1928 are expected to be present at this meet- ing. The outgoing matron and patron, Estelle M. Catlin and Lewis L. Cogan, entertained their officers at the Grace Dodge Hotel December 11. Miriam Chapter served a turkey din- ner to its members last Monday eve- ning, which was followed by election of officers. The guests of honor were Right Worthy Grand Secretary Minnie Evans Keyes of the General Grand Chapter, and Past Grand Matron Bertha G. Hudson. The election was as follows: Matron, Pearl D. Clifford; patron, Robert L. Seymour; assoclate matron, Helen M. Rowen; secretary, Marie M. Kimmel (re-elected); treas- urer, Abble M. Gates (re-elected); con- ductress, Iva L. Pickett; associate conductress, Vera A. Smallwood; repre- i sentative on board of directors to Masonic and Eastern Star Home, Past Matron Sadie A. Boyce (re-elected); trustee for three years, Arthur G. Cole. The officers will be installed December 24 at 8 pm. Matron Margaret H. Jones announces THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, FRATERNITIES the installation of the new officers of Esther Chapter on Thursday evening by Past Grand Matron Julia N. Streater, assisted by Past Grand Matron Bertha G. Hudson as grand marshal and, Past Matron Mabel K. Botsch as grand chaplain. At the last meeting of Acacia Chap- ter the following officers were elected: Matron, Mary R. Hand; patron, Herman Wealthall; associate matron, Bertha ‘Wealthall; secretary, Mary Watts, treas- urer, Josephine Hammacher; conduc- tress, Freda Humer; associate conduc- tress, Catherine Mansfield. At the next meeting, December 18, the officers will be installed. Installation of officers of St. John's Lodge Chapter will be held tomorrow evening at 7:30 o'clock. Congress_Lodge Chapter will have | open installation of officers tomorrow evening. ‘The installing officer will be Associate Grand Matron Pearl Watt Gibb, the marshal will be Past Matron Cleone R. Crampton, and chaplain will be Past Matron Ada L. Toombs. The officers of Lebanon Chapter were installed at a ‘special meeting Saturday evening by Right Worthy Grand Sec- retary Mrs. Minnie Evans Keyes of the House & Herrmann General Grand Chapter as installing officers, assisted by Past Grand Matron Mrs. Flora E. Campbell as grand mar- shal. The officers are: Mrs. Florida Nettleton, matron; Alfred Thompson, patron; Mrs. Nelly Lynch, associate matron; Mrs. Ethel Jones, conductress; Mrs. Ruth Cromelin, assoclate con- ductress; Mrs. Lillle McKenzie, secre- tary (re-elected); Mrs. -Blanche L. Barghausen, treasurer (re-elected); Mrs. Laura Bedell, marshal; Ethel Mc- Calip, chaplain; Mrs. Madella Smith, organist; Mrs. Dorothy Puryear, Adah; Eleanor Suttle, Ruth; Bernice Slavens, Esther; Constance Torrey, Martha; | Marguerite Davis, Electa; Mrs. Esther P. Wood, warder, and Walter H. Beav- ers, sentinel. Last Sunday evening the retiring matron, Mrs. Mary R. French, entertained the officers at dinner. The chapter voted to dispense with the next regular meeting, which would have oc- curred on Christmas day. At the meeting of Chevy Chase Chap- ter next Tuesday evening Mrs. Nellie Fletcher will install the following offi- cers: Mrs. Margaret M. Patterson, ma- tron; Maj. Herbert Pace, patron; Mrs, Anne M. Northrop, associate matron Mrs. Bess Baker Pierce, conductress; Mrs. Henrletta Cole, associate con- ; Mrs. Britomarte Jones, secre- ; Mrs. Marie S. Kolb, treasurer; Elia J. Meyer, chaplain; Mrs. Edith Wallack, marshal; Mrs. Claribel Thomas, organist; Mrs. Leila Pace, Adah; Mrs. Ruth Reynolds, Ruth; Miss Rosemary Wright, Esther; Mrs. Fran- ces Henry, Martha; Mrs. Mae Purcell, Electa, and George Wentzell, sentinel. At the meeting of Bethlehem Chapter Seventh and Eye Sts. D. C, DECEMBER 16, 2. 1928—PART last Tuesday evening the following officers were elected: Matron, Ida M. Roberds, associate matron, Mae M. Smith; condustress, Lillie E. Hall; as- sociate conductress, Cecelia Shirley; secretary, Jennie A. Moyer; treasurer, Mary E. Hussey; trustee, John A. Moyer; director on the Masonic and Eastern Star Home board, Jennie A. Moyer. ‘The matron, Ethel D. Nelson, announces a special meeting December 19 for the purpose of installation. Trinity Chapter will have installa- tion of officers at its next meeting, De- cember 20, at Masonic Temple. Ruth Chapter will hold a short busi- ness meeting tomerrow night, followed by installation of officers. There will be a short program and refreshments wil be served. Acacia Chapter _will meet Tuesday at 8 pm. to install officers as follow Matron, Mary R. Hand; patron, He: man Wealthall; associate matron, Bertha Wealthall; secretary, May A. Watts; treasurer, Josephine Ham- macher; conductress, Freda Hummer; associate conductress, Katherine Mans- field; chaplain, Anna Mayer; marshal, Alice Poole; organist, Minnie J. Bur- dine; Ada, Catherine Thayer; Ruth, Isabella Allnutt; Esther, Marguerite ‘Webb: Martha, Elsie Williams; Electa, Sophia Fielding; warder, Nellie Rose: sentinel, Robert Watts. Friendship Chapter had its annual election of officers Tuesday evening as | follows: Miss Patia Smith, matron; Reuben N. Jones, patron; Mrs. Evelyne Stoner, associate matron; Miss Anna M. L. Yowell, treasurer (re-elected); Mrs. Nora R. Riley, conductess; Mrs. Ma jorie Hansen, associate conductress; William J. Donald, three-year trustee (re-elected); Mrs. Edith A. Lynn, rep- resentative Masonic and Eastern Star Home (re-elected). The installation will take place December 19 at 8 o'clock at a special meeting. The regular meet- ing, December 25, has been calied off. Columbia Chapter elected the fol- lowing officers at the last meeting: Mrs. Helen Mullenberg, matron; Shem Bridges, patron; Mrs. Gertrude Smith, associate matron; Mrs. Grace Gilcrest (re-elected), secretary: Mrs. Jennie Haigh (re-elected), treasurer; Mrs. Noreto Reed, conductress; Miss Elva Howard, assoclate conductress; Edward Putnam _ (re-elected), trustee; Past Matron Ida Wailes (re-elected), repre- sentative to the board of Masonic and Eastern Star Home. Mrs. Pearl W. Gibb, associate grand matron, will in- stall the officers December 24. The Grand Chapter officers paid Treaty Oak Chapter, U. D, a visit Saturday evening in the Masonic Temple. Chairs were presented from the chapter to the grand matron by her son, Reuben A. Bogley, jr., patron, and to the grand patron by Mrs. Dorothy Geare. Distinguished speakers of the evening were Mrs. Minnie Evans Keyes, Mrs. Alcina Lamond and Gratz Dunkum. A program of music was presented. The next meeting will be held Monday evening at 8 o'clock on ‘Temple Heights. ‘Washington Centennial Chapter elect- Matron, Jesse E. Mountjoy: patron, Wwilllam Watson Ayers; associate ma- tron, Helen J. Holland; secretary, Lillian Alber; treasurer, Ella Woodward (re-elected); conductress, Mary L Bayles; assoclate conductress, Susie Huyett; representative to the Masonic and Eastern Star Home, Frances Leich (re-elected) ; trustee for a term of three Pyears, Mrs. Ayler (re-elected). There will be installation December 21. The chairmen of the various committces entertained the officers December 11, at the home of Mrs. Elizabeth " Vivian, 4340 Argyle terrace. After cards, re- freshments were served. There will be an officers’ party given by the matron, Lillian E. Alber and the patron, Alfred E. Birmingham, at the Samovar, De- cember 19. The following officers were elected Tuesday evening in Electa Chapter: Matron, Miss Florence B. Womersley: patron, William J. Tucker; associate matron, Miss Margaret M. Mills; secre- tary, Mrs. Elsie S. Robinson, twenty- ninth term; treasurer, Mrs. Helen E Roberts, ninth term; conductress, Mrs. Elsle F. Pisher; associate conductress, Miss Dorothy Tucker; director board of directors, Mrs. Mary T. O'Brien; trustees, Mrs. Mary T. O'Brien, Mrs Cora P. Mayberry, and Charles F. Roberts. The officers will be installed at a special meeting December 20. The endowment committee meets with Mrs. Frances Frazier Sawyer Wednesday evening at the home | of Mrs. PFrazier. Miriam Chapter met last Monday and Mrs. Minnie | night and elected the following office: Perna, secretary (re-elected); Mrs. Cora ed the following officers December 7: Matron, Mrs. Pearl D. Clifford; patron, House & Herrmann Seventh and Eye Sts. te matron, secretary, Mrs. Marie M. Kimmel (re-elected); treas- urer Mrs. Abbie M. Gates (re-elected): Conductress, Mrs. Iva L. Pickett; associ- ate conductress, Mrs. Vera A. Small- wood; representative on board of di- rectors to Masonic and Eastern Star Home, Past Matron Sadie A. Boyce (re- elected) ; trustee for three years, Arthur G. Cole. The appointive officers are Marshal, Mrs. Eileen H. Datstrom: chaplain, Mrs. Anne Vogel; organist, Mrs. A. Naomi Cooper; Ada, Miss Helen Beyers; Ruth, Mrs. Lillian Higdon; Esther, Mrs. Annie 1. Hartline: Martha Mrs. Jes Coleman; Electa, M Emma D'Andrea; warder, Mrs. Dal Ruffner; sentinel, Henry Leman. They will be installed December 24 at 8 p.m with Mrs. Mollie E. Teachum as instail- ing officer and Past Gran¢ Matron Bertha G. Hudson, grand marshal, and Past Matron Mary Conner, chaplain. Brookland Chapter met last Wednes- day evening and the following officers were elected: Gertrude Litschert, ma- tron; George H. Stiles, patron; Ruth Speake, assistant matron; Evelyn Book- er, conductress; Nell Hiscox, assistant conductress; Past Matron Anna Gut- schell, secretary; Past Matron Sidney Wright, treasurer, and H. S. Hiscox, trustee for three years. The Past Ma- tron’s Society will meet at the home of Past Matron Anna Gutschall, 4517 Towa avenue, Wednesday evening. Joppa Lodge Chapter will hold its in- | stallation of officers December 19, as follows: Mrs. Emma e _Emma T. Blood, matron: (Continued on Se th Page) House & Herrmann Give a Gift the Family Will Enjoy —and that will suggest a selection of “Furniture of Merit"—because it combines practical utility and decorative finishing—in assured quality—and at a price you'll feel sure is right. 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