Evening star., 1921-03-06

| | 1ue~'ay-Evangehst Chapter Rose
| troi1. spring reunion.
4 hNlGHIS TEMPLAR CoMNiANpERlES
| "ohdsy-oren'. No. - Red Cross and
! A ENCOURAGEMENT is made through
oFiehl Commandery, knights
| Iempiar. that a reception and dance
! IN honor of Grand Master Charles J.
v Seili' Grand High Priest Joseph II.
Mllans and Grand Commander Fred s.
lawson Will take place at the. New
| wizard Tuesday evening. April 5.
Inc Masters Association Of 1921 de-
! esoay evening that tn. an
fHuai naSe ball game for the benefit Of
the Masonic and Eastern star Hom.
YIN De played between mines selected
from the blue lodges and kallipolis
| ,,rotto. The event will take place at
..e ,H american League Ball Park June
W. ,,.,f.t,3i snn ~ ,s also announced that in all
pIopa Ilfy the ball game will be sup
pIemented at that time with field
SPOTS and stunts" Tickets for the
aHa,r. IT is stated. will be placed in
me me hahds of the lodge officers within
two weeks.
| Master George NJ. Evans of Har-
! mony Lodge has announced that Har-
| mon! VIII have an open meeting with
an an Entertainment for it's members
"eonEsday evening. March %. at 5
Pm, the r. A. degree will be present
! senior Deacon c. V. Darby, and it will
pc followed by the T.. G, daerae
March 20 the NJ. NJ desre. viii be
presented in the comma ndery room at
p-m' with very large class.
! The bodies Of the Ancient and Ac-
septeo scottish Rite completed the
Rev. DR.. John c. Palmer, chaplain of
! tne Hrand Lodge OF Masons of the
| District. officiating at the head of the
olnciai line in the thirty-second de-
gree. Sixty Masons completed the
| route from the fourth to the thirty
na oesree. AT the conclusion,
Judse Arthur p. Hayes. thirty-thiri
! degree honorary, on behalf of the
nodles' presented to Roe Fulkerson.
l lhlrty-third degree honorary. and
| deputy Tor the Supreme Council in tbe q
district. diamond studded level Of
| the thirty-third and last degree. in
recognition OF his services to the sew
dmr;, - pooies and to the rite in general
ourihs the past ten years The dem
| utys response created a deem and
| ias.ahg impression. stirring the large
| auoience to unusual enthusiasm. Pres.
| ident Frederick K. Goensch and ora
! .1r Charles {. Caywood Of the class
ALSO SPOKE. The charge to the class.
by request Of the venerable master of
! kadosh. was delivered by General
secretary Stirling Kerr. The annual
; ulhner or the class was held in fba
banquet hall Of Masonic Temnie
| IhursdaE evening and was in charge
VI tne ladIes OF the Order Of the East
th ..a gar. covers were laid for 100.
mere oeing forty invited guests. Aft
, er the dinner, the party attended a
local theater in body. "
saturday evening. the Scottish Pit.
noo!es VIII give masquerade dance
Ior members only and their ladies and
pri1es ,r VIII be awarded for Costumes
! iuesday evening. the bodies win have
an open meeting, with an entertain
! ing. March 19, the next regular dann.
Will be given in the cathedral
| through the Cathedral Calendar the
! olnGiai organ, announcement has been
! maze OF the arrangements for the
! nau una! thursday services and those
! thAe follow On Easter Sunday. Thurs
| cay Narch -, the ceremony Of ex-
; insuishing the symbolic lights and
tne celebration of the mystic ba anoue,
will take place at Trinity Cbmrch
| Sd and c streets northwest, At 7:3o
! pm. The program will include an ad-
dress by Martin A. Morrison. thirtv-
thiro degree honorary; an elaborate
musical program by the Scottish Rite
choir, under the direction of ]. waiter
Humphrey. X. c. c. H., and an organ
prelude by Harry G. Kimbau, *. C.
c. H.
The Easter Sunday services will be
conducted by. Evangelist Chapter
Rose Croix. at Trinity Church, March
at 2 nm when "a
OF the symbolic lights will be con-
Quoted by Acting Wise Master George
Roscoe Davis, thirty third degree
honorary, assisted by officers Of the
! chapter. The choir will again render
an elaborate and Beautiful program.
and Rev. J. J. Dimon, thirty y-second
degree, will deliver the address
Harry G." Kimball will be the Or
ganist for the occasion.
The House Of the Temple at 10th
and S streets northwest, was illumi-
mated and open for the reception of
visiting members of the Rite March
3 and 4.
At the invitation of DR.. Glazebrook,
Sovereign Grand Commander George
Fleming Moore will deliver an ad-
dress at the midday Lenten services
conducted at b. F.. Keith's Theater
tomorrow at noon.
High Priest l.. Whiting Estes Of
Mount Pleasant Royal Arch Chapter,
with the unluckyS number. will put
the past high priests of the chapter
to work Friday evening in the Royal
Arch degree, upon the theory, it is
said, that what man has done man
can do again. George II. Post will
head the line as acting high priest,
E. T.. Putnam will be the king. Jo-
seph NJ. Marzolf the scribe, Capt.
Sydney r. Jacobs, in recognition of
the Masons militant, the captain Of
the host. and William NJ. Wales, nes-
tor OF the chapter. principal sojourn-
er. The chapter officers will complete
the line, as follows: John F. Putnam.
royal arch captain; r. l. Golze. mas
ter 81 the third vail: Harry B. Plank
ington. master Of the second vail, and
George B. Turner, master Of the first
vail.
The Masonic Bowling Association
will pay Pentalpha Lodge, No. %, a
visit tomorrow evening and some of
its members will present the l.. A.
degree for the benefit Of curious nov
ices. Light refreshments will be
served in the banquet hall after the
ceremony.
Frank~B. King will head the official
line in the Mark degree in Washing
ton Royal Arch Chapter, No 9, Thurs.
day evening, and q report will be re-
ceived from the; ladies' night COM
nnittee Of the chapter, headed by Past
High Priest William H. Murray.