Evening star., 1921-02-20

Miscellaneous.
Tbursday-Masouic clubs. entertain
ment at Arcade
THE Masters Association of 1921 will
meet the second Saturday in every
month, instead of on the fourth Satur-
day as has been the custom during the
past year. The officers are George f.
Hoover of Washington Centennial. No
II, president: Asa V. Burdine of Acacia
No is, vice president, and Alban b
Caldwell of Joppa, No. 35. secretary
treasurer.
Washington Centennial Lodge. No. IA
which was named for George Washing
ton, will give itself over wholeheartedly
to the celebration of the birthday of its
distinguished forbear.
At i O'Clock Tuesday afternoon the
lodge will proceed to Mount Vernon. by
the electric railway. to place wreath
on the tomb of Washington and of Mar
that Washington, his wife. At 4 o'clock
the annual banquet will be given in the
banquet hall of Masonic Temple, and the
ladies of Washington Centennial Chap-
ter of the Eastern Star will serve It,
under the direction Of Matron Cola Du-
val and Leonard p. Steuart, past master
and chairman of the lodge committee on
arrangements. Guests of honor Will be
Representative ]. William Collier of Mis-
sissippi, Senator Miles Poindexter OF
Washington. Allen T.. Treadway OF
Massachusetts, and Herbert J. Drain OF
Florida, both representatives in Con-
gress and Masons of the thirty-third de-
gree, and Mr.. and Mrs. William H. Land
voigt. Master George F. Hoover will act
as toastmaster, and addresses on the
life and character OF Washington will
be delivered by Senator Poindexter and
Collier Treadway and
Drain Senators Hiram johnson and
Bert NJ Fernald have sent regrets owing
to sickness in their families, although
they had previously expected to be pres
ent Rev. Dr. Charles E. FultZ. chap-
lain Of the lodge, will deliver the invo-
cation and the benediction. There will
be a musical program also. including
orchestral music. under the direction OF
Sol Minister, and one of the past mas
tiers Of the lodge will recite The Star
Spangled Banner"
Grover E. Payne will head the OFF,
cial line in the degree in Potomac
Royal Arch Chapter Tuesday evening.
Refreshment3 s,5ll. f9lowOIII
BENJAMIN F. Larcombe, grand in
structor general of Knights Templar.
has announced a school of instruc-
tion in the Templar degrees Thurs
day evening at 1880 o'clock in the
eommandery asylum OF Masonic
Temple. Line officers have been spe-
cially invited to attend -,
The grand master of Masons Of
Virginia at Richmond has commits
stoned as deputy grand master. for
nearby Virginia towns. William H.
Goldsmith, past master of Concord
Lodge, No. 3o7, of Vienpa, Va, who
was for many years resident OF
this city.
Master George NJ. Evans of Har-
mony Lodge has issued a general in
yitation to master Masons to attend,
in the auditorium of Masonic Temple.
tomorrow evening, at 7:30 o'clock. an
address by Past Grand Master Lurtin
r. CHM. on Masonic Duty and Serv-
ice 1t is in the nature. more par
ticularly. of a talk to the new MEM
bers Of the lodge on the Fundamental
principles of the craft. Current iden-
tifcation cards will be all that is
necessary to secure admission. We'd
nesday evening the lodge Will start
it's degree work at 5 pm. both the
F. c. and NJ N. degrees being pre-
sented. while Saturday afternoon at
/ pm. a large class will receive the
NJ. NJ. degree.
Master Evans, who also is chair
man of the Masters Association on
the annual base ball game for the
Masonic and Eastern Star Home
states that the American League
Park has been dedicated to the cause
by President Clarke Griffith of the
American League Base Ball Club. and
that the date is being discussed now.
Other members of the committee are
Charles W. Hoover of Dawson, No
Is. secretary. and Arthur 6. Fessen-
den of Lebanon, No. Z, treasurer. Last
proximately $4,000. This year an
effort is to be made for $4,000.
The Ladies' Auxiliary of Columbia
.Commandery, No. 2, Knights Templar
will meet in the cemmandery room
Of Masonic Temple Friday evening al
o'clock for a brief business session
and entertainment. under the direc-
ton OF Mrs. Needham c. Turnage
chairman of the committee in charge
The spring reunion of the Scottish
Rite bodies for the degrees from the
fourth to and including the thirty
second will be the subject of discus,
sion and arrangement for Tuesda!
evening at the Scottish Rite Cathe'
dral. Sd and f streets northwest
where also Robert de Bruce Council
knights Kadosh, will hold its regular
session.
The winter class recently organized
with +. ]. Goensch as president. s.
Harris as secretary and c. c. Cay
wood as orator. A committee is ar
ranging for a smoker shortly attei
March I. on which date the thirty
second degree will be presented il
full ceremonial form for the winter
class.
The election in Mithras Lodge o
Perfection last Tuesday evening re
suited in the choice of the following
able master; Monte Sanger. thirty
third degree honorary. senior warden
j. Claude KEEPER. X. c. c. II. JUNO
warden; Lem Towers. jr.. thirty-thirt
degree honorary. orator, John {
wineman. thirtythird degree honor
airy, almoner; Monte Sanger. treasur
cr: Stirling Kerr. thirtythird degre
honorary. secretary fre-elected). an
also building trustee re-elected), an
William l.. Boyden. thirty-third degre
honorary, representative 10 The Georg
Washington Memorial Association
The master appointed L. Whiting Es
tes, X. c. c. H.. master of ceremonies
Nathan WE'LL. thirty third degree hon
orary. expert, Worth F. Landon. thir
ty-second degree. assistant expert
Frank Roller. thirty second degree
captain of the host. and Theophilus J
Moore, thirty-second degree, tiler.
The New Jerusalem Lodge, No.
will celebrate its annual ladies' nigh
Tuesday evening with minstre
show and dance at the Powell Schoo
auditorium al o'clock. The school i