Evening star., 1922-04-23
r rYRoN NJ PARKER Lodge. No.
MI 27. will unite with Bethle-

r HYRoN NJ. PARKER Lodge, No
NH 81, will unite with Bethle'
>lv hem Chapter. o. f. s.. in the
services at the Masonic anG
Eastern Star Home this afternoon al
3 O'Clock.
Hiram Lodge Is to advance its Of
fetal 1ihe in the degree tomorrOW
evening. with Senior Warden Harry
Zehner in the east
y Potomac lodge also will have 1t.
past masters. headed by Thomas q
King, William s. waddey and Abfam
S. Mccoy in charge of the degrees to.
morrow evening. Refreshments Will
be served at the close of the work
Takoma Lodge. No. 20, will attend
services at Trinity p. e. Church. al
Piney Branch and Dahlia streets, Ia
koma Park. Sunday evening. april
rector. will oftielate. The lodge will
assemble in its hall at f.t5 pm, and
proceed to the church IN b body. Past
Master Ell Swavely will speak on
Masonic ideals in the lodge Tues
day evening.
Adonlram Council, No. 2. Royal and
Select Masters. viii present the su-
per-excellent masters detfee In the
Scottish Rite Cathedral. ga and e
not later Than S:so o'clock. 1iiuss
trlous Master Clarence D. weedon
states that this will be the only time
the decree Will be presented until
next fall.
At the thirty.Hfth trienniai cons
clave OF the Grand EncaIhpmeht;
knights Templar. in New Orleans
La. from tomorrow through Thurs-
day. the Grand Commandery OF the
luton of Potomac Commandery. No.
$. to introduce a recommendationt that
the Grand Ehcampment eetAbaisk Z
school or schools in which to furnish
a sound education to the. boys and
girls of Masonic parentAge, primarily
INDECENT Masons. Acting Grand Com
mander John A. Meyer, Grand Re-
corder Arvine W. Johnston and others
Of the Washington party of Temp
lars left the city ikst night at 1855
o'clock on q big special train.
Potomac Lodge will give its weekly
dance Friday evening, as usual,
High PRIEST Vernon q. owen, OF
Mount Pleasant Royal Arch Chapter
has ask ked that .capithiaf Masons be
assured OF "Meaht Pleasant wei.
come In his chapter Friday evening
when the summit of ancient craft
Masonry will be reached by a num-
ber of prominent neophytes,
Ralph C. Cornell will head the Of
fcial line in the degree work in
2. Thursday evening. and High
Priest .Ehrlich has announced that the
Degree OF Happiness" something
novel in character. will be presented
at a special meeting of the chapter
In the Commandery. Asylum the even.
Masons will be welcomed.
Potomac Commandery's newly elect
ed officers. installed by Grand General
G. King, commander: Robert J. Michael,
generalissimo; Grover e. Payne. CAP
tain general Walter Z. Havener, sehior
warden; Maurice L. Brewtoh, Junior
warden; Robert L. Middleton. prelate:
David N. Dumberth. GseoEders Henry
Ter, sword bearer; Robert Daw, stand
ard bearer; John E. Dunavant. warder;
Joel H. Carnenter, John L. WllkenS ana
Samuel F. Birthright, guards in the
order named.
De Molay Cemmanaery. No. 4.
knights Templar. has elected and In
stalled the following osncefs: I. c. L.
sSn Esans g.,.ra1lss5ms semmanser .,,. E%sp
tain GENERAL: D. D. Bowen, treasurer; |;
Edward gHlle, recorderi Robert Jsn.
ldns. ptelatej G. p. Smith, senior war.
den; d. w. Moser. junior wardeni g. 4.
Laisure.- standard bearer: F. P. Wels
bearer; E. F. Robertson. warder; r. H.
Lamb. sentinel.
The Level Club will have a radio
~. .sN
Club rooms, tomorrow evening. The
Level Club IL composed Of Masons OF
the Department, of Commerce and has
been reorganiEed with j. H. Sheppard
as president. r; 3. Bronson as xiss
has arranged for a series Of entertain
ments at Its meetings hereafter.
Hiram Lodge, No. 10, has a Hiram In
structfen Club, recently organised, With
the following officers: r. L. Joy. preSis
dent: ]. e. Redman, first vice presidents
L. A. Rice, second vice president.
r. J. TaSEart. secretary-treasurer; v,
q. Garrigus. master OF ceremonies. and
+. L. Nussbaum. sergeant-at-arrns.
Master w. r. Gregg has appointed Past
Master c. e. johnson as ritualist And
w. N. Peck as captain Of the F, G.,
team. The club meets in lodge roem
No. 3. Masonic Temple. the second
wednesday VI SUCN HlONlH.
Alamas Temple Will be In evidence at
the Shrine night at B. F. Keith's The
ater Tuesday evening. when the AlmAs
1lee Club. unaes Director Charles r.
BARTLETT: the AlfaAs Arab Patrol. under
Capt. George H. whiting, and the
Almas Military Band. under Conductor
W. w. White. are expected 10 Add to the
regular performance. fllNstfioNs Pos
tentate Leonard P. SteNart will have ~
a guest Of honor in his box that even.
ing no, less . notable than John Philip
Sousa, the famous band director and
March klnt," who besides being an
old friend is also one vf the District
OF Columbia'S most distinguished
Masons and Shriners.
Next Sunday evening will be Shrine
night at Trinity Diocesan Church,
I'd and c streets northwest. DR..
Covell,s the rector. Ia himself 3 kopNlAr
member OF AlmAs Temple and one Of
the most active Masons In this juris-
diction, Potentate Steuart, with his
divan, accompanied. BY the Arab Patrol
and other uniformed OooaeS of AlfAAs
Temple and headed by the Almas Mill
tafy Band. will march from patrol.
headquarters, I'll 18th street, to the
May 2 will come the big annual
sance Of the Shrine at the New will.
lard. for which extraordinary prepa
arations are. being fnAde-fioM more
elaborate than before because. Inn
perial Potentate Ernest A. Cults
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