Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-10-24

Knights Rose troiN, eighteenth
Ihursday--Robert de Bruce Council.
Knights kadosh. twenty-fourth de-
friday-Robcrt dc Bruce Council,
Il Knights Kadosh. tbirteth degree.
I Saturday-Albrrt Pike tonsistory, thir-
ty-second degree.
Except for the grand visitations to
the blue lodges scheduled for Tuesday,
Thursday and Friday evenings, by the
Grand Lodge of the District, the eN-
traordinary interest of the Masonic
week will center in the bodies of the
Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite.
which will begin their fall reunion
for the degrees tomorrow evening, and
continue to and including Saturday.
This will be the first reunion of the
Sodies under Roe Fulkerson, the new
deputy for the Supreme Council in
The District of Columbia. and the nu-
steal program TO be presented by j.
Walter Humphrey, X. c. c. H.. and
his Scottish Rite choir will be espe-
cially elaborate. including, for the
fourth degree tomorrow evening.
Himmel's Incline Thine Ear" with
solo by Director Humphrey; for the
ninth degree. Teach Me TO Pray, by
Graf-Jewett; for the tenth degree.
incidental solo by John +. H. Bowie
tenor; for the fourteenth degree,
Tuesday, BE Thou Faithful Unto
Death" with solo by Mr.. Bowie; Il
Sul Wash My Hands" tDow). Holy,
Holy, Holy" (Dykes) and Broad Band
of Cold; for the eighteenth degree
Wednesday, God Shall Wipe Away All
Tears" (Caro-Roma), Faure's Cruel
fix" with duet by Messrs. Bowie and
Humphrey; Hank, Hark, My Soul
tShelleyl- with incidental solos by
Karl S. h.err. baritone, and Mr.. Bowie.
. .,.lfF
tWest kimbalD: for the twenty
Love tshelley) and The Lost
Chord (Sullivan): for the thirtieth
degree. Huhn's ''Invictus," with solo
ry Director Humphrey. basso; I Am
Twenty Third Psalm (Johnson),
and for the thirty-second degree. Sat
urday, Bucks tie Deum" i'll h minor,
'Sun of Ny Soul Extraordinarily.
Coward, Knights and Masons' (Sul
1ivan). "Jubilate Dec" (Nevins). "The
Doxology," america" and THE Star
SpangIed Banner"
The class numbers more than 100,
and the veteran ritualists of the va
riouS degrees will be assisted by the AL
bert Pike Camp Guard. Frank e. Koch,
K. c. c. H. commanding. and Melvin
e. Wertz, X. c. c. H. lieutenant.
The New Jerusalem Lodge No. 2.
following the F. c. degree at an early
special Thursday evening, will have
harvest home evening in the ban
9uet hall of New Masonic Temple.
under the direction of Senior Warden
John P. Jackson and his committee,
Bruce Branson, August H. Getz, Elmo
S. Springmann and c. L. Hill. Besides
the ladies. the lodge win have as it's
guests of the evening those who have
been made master Masons during the
year. 1t is announced that the enter
tainment will be unique.
The National Lodge Fishing Club
will have an informal dance at the
new Elks Hall Tuesday evening the
first of a series of seven to be given.
Master EwaId Schneider of STAINS
bury Lodge has appointed Past Mas
ters Frank C.. Shaw and Henry C.
Stein to make arrangements for the
dedication of StanSbury new Masonic
Temple in Brentwood. d. c.. Monday
evening, November s. at o'clock Ad-
mission will be by card.
High Priest Bogley of Mount Vernon
Royal Arch Chapter states that the
Royal Arch degree announced for pres
entation tomorrow evening has been
postponed, and that the evening will be
devoted simply to business.
Robert ]. Michael. captain of the host,
and Grover E Payne, scribe, respect
lively. will head the official lines in the
p. NJ. and NJ. E. NJ. degrees in Potomac
Royal Arch Chapter Tuesday evening.
The instructor general of work for the
Grand Commandery of knights Tenn
plar will hold a school of instruction
Thursday evening at S o'clock in the
commandery asylum.
1t was announced at the recent
meeting of the High Priests Associa-
ton for 1920. that the plans proposed
for the celebration of Royal Arch
night, December 80. have been APP
proved. These include the presentation
81 the Royal Arch degree by the
Grand Chapter officers in the large
auditorium at the Arcade, 14th street
and Park road northwest, beginning
at pm. AT pm. the ladies will
he entertained with dancing, which
Will last until midnight, the Arcade
orchestra furnishing the music. Re
freshments will be served and ad
EMISSION will be by card only. which
may be obtained from the chapter sec
rotary.
The Craftsnan's Club of Master Ma
sons. recently organized in the wal
risk bureau. will give its first banquet
Friday evening at the Northeast Ma
sonic Temple. Sth and + streets north
east, when the women of Bethlehem
Chapter of the Eastern Star will pro.
Hiut the HlSHuf anu w. j.
will be in charge of the entert ainment
A hne program is promised. l.. Il
Connell is president of the club ant
II. W. Longfellow its secretary. The
committee in charge of the banquet
includes NJ. l.. Sweet, A. II. Smith, w
]. Slaymaker, Charles E. Trott ant
William b. Severe.
The Trestie Board Club recently
made an automobile trip To the Ma
sonic and Eastern Star Home and en-
tertained the residents with a pro-
cram, including a reading by W. d
Skeen, solos by Mr.. Hayden, Mrs
BIalr and Miss Ayler, chalk talk by X
Mansfield, and features by the Knapp
Orchestra, Mr.. Zepp ana Mr. Lineback
one hundred and twenty-five members
OF the club made the trip. William
H. Cornish is president of the cluL
and John W. Nee. secretary.
The Ionic Club of Master Masons OF
The Treasury Department will hold q
fall rally and smoker Tuesday even
ing in the white parlor of the New
Ebbltt- Following a short business
meeting, program of entertainment
will be presented by Ed Muth, the
Hoffman Trio. composed of j. j. and
Misses Ruth and Betty Hoffman
who will give a novel song and dance
onering, and several prominent
speakers will make address All Ma
sons in the Treasury Department hay,
been invited.
The Ashlar Club. composed of Ma
sGns in the State. War and Nav
Department, the White House. and m,
Civil Service Commission, enteriaine
IT'S members and friends in the com.
1nandery asylum of the New Masoni,