Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1924-04-13
.HE symbolic ceremony of lex.

~ HE symbolic ceremony of 'e1-
tinguishinG the lights"
mart of the Maundy Thurs
day services of the Ancient
and Accepted Scottish Rite, Will be
held Thursday evening at Trinity f.
+. Church, Sd and streets north
west. with the officers OF Evangelist
t'hapter, knights Rose Croix, otflciat-
ING. at 7:SO o'clock. Even if knight
Rose Croix be alone in the place. he
must. in spirit at least, feast on this
day with his brethren" This applies
TO the mystic. banquet which also IS
8 part of the service.
The service will start with an or
Gan prelude by Harry G. kimball,
X. c. c. IL. followed by the opening
of Evangelist Chapter, during which
the anthems. God Is Spirit (kim-
ball Bennctt). and Peace 7 Leave
With You (Roberts), will be sung
by the Scottish Rite choir. j. Walter
Humphrey. *. g. c. H.. director; VIII
liam Atherholt, first tenor; Homer 3
Pope. second tenor: Karl Kerr. first
bass. and Harry q. Kimball, organist.
Arthur NJ. Free will deliver the
Maundy Thursday address; Meyer
Goldman will play violin solo and
Harry q. Kimball the offertory, New
ms "Misericordia-"
The ceremony of extinSulShinS the
lights will be performed by George
Roscoe Davis, SD degree. acting wise
master. assisted by the officers Of
the chapter. Claude KEEPER, l..
Whiting Estes, Frank L. Koch, John
e. Wineman, Sterling Kerr. Monte
sanger and Lem Towers, Jr., all OF
the thirty-third degree; Worth F.
I.andon. II. H. Street. Frank NJ. Roller
and Rev. DR.. John c. Palmer, all K. c.
c. H.. and Cyrus c. Coombs, ed de-
gree. The responses will be made by
the choir. which also will sing God
Shall Wipe Away All Tears" (Caro
Eoma). which will be followed by the
organ postlude "Impromptu" (Moter).
In the "Memoriam" are included
the names of Hiram Ensor Anderson,
Algernon a. Aspinwall, Asher Ayres,
Max Becker. Achille Edmond Burk-
lin. *. c. c. H.: William q. Carter,
Urban J. Cook. Edwin L. Echenroth.
Moses EiSenmann, Richard p. Evans,
benjamin Goldsworthy. X. {. c. H;
Daniel W. Higgins. Henry M. Hodges.
Delos T Maring, Henry Clay Nails,
Pinney d. Root, Isham s. ID. Sauls.
Moses Serby. John W. Sharer, Ed
win Fl. Snyder, Edmond T. Strobel.
Walter T. Trewhella, Robert A.
Walker, Simon Wolf and Elliott
Woods.
Tonight at o'clock the fifth Ma
sonic and Eastern Star memorial
service Will be conducted at Trinity
church. Sd and C streets northwest.
by Rev. David Ransom Covell, as
%istant grand chaplain. under au-
rhorization and commentator OF the
grand master of MaSons, Charles r
Roberts. and the grand natron and
patron of the Order OF the Eastern
Star.
Practically all the lodges and
Eastern Star chapters have forward
ad lists of members who have died
during the past year and appointed
representatives to deposit a white
flower in the symbolic cross or star
rs the name of the deceased member
j read.
Wherever the names and addresses
Of the nearest relatives could he OBJ
tdined, it is also announced, special
invitations have been mailed to them
ana special seating arrangements pro-
vided for them.
There will be special music for the
occasion and a sermon by the as
ststaut grand chaplain. The program
follows:
organ prelude. Charles Il. Bartlett;
the silent professional: hymn by
choir and congregation; opening sen
fences. the burial Psalms; solo; the
lesson; prayers; violin solo: an
requirements: hymn by choir and CON
f"ve'i. offertory: reading the memo
nIsl lists and depoSiting the floral
tributes: violin solo: closing prayers:
hn"eIng hymn: professional 'lymn;
PROFESSIONAL hymn; organ posuude.
Rev. Walter A. Morgan. chaplain Of
Mount Pleasant Lodge, No. IS, has in
Nited the lodge to attend services at
'hurch today at pm. The brethren
VIII meet at the lodgerooms, 18th and
i enyon streets, at pm. Members
OF other lodges are invited.
Wednesday evening at the President
Theater kallipoliS Grotto will stage
Its annual spring ceremonial, with q.
large class of candidates to be in
auated. under the direction OF Past
Monarch Charles ID. Shackelford
Grand Captain of the Guard of the
Supreme Council and Past Monarch
:lohn A. Derthick of Long I Grotto.
Brooklyn, y. Y. viii represent the
grand monarch. Among the candi-
dates, it is expected will be Repre-
sentative Theodore +. Burton, who
viii be initiated for AL Sirat Grotto Of
Cleveland. Ohio.
Thursday. evening the final dance of
the season of the Grotto Band and
drill Corps will be given at the New
Willard Hotel.
Monarch Samuel +. Shreve an
Tounces that early in May 4 Grotto
ladies' night will be held.
Members Of the Grotto are much
interested in the forthcoming dog and
pony show, April 26 to May 3. which
viii be entertaining for children as
" ell as adults. The receipts Of one
evening will be given to the Masonic
and Eastern Star Home of the Dis
Trict.
At the recent "Goodfellow ship
Night" of Kallipolis Grotto addresses
were delivered by Past Grand Master
William w. Jermane and Henry
J4ansburgh. Mr.. W. d. Terrell, chief
radio inspector of the fedeal goven-
,nent talked about the subject of radio,
EXPLAINING the laws governing wire
less teiegraphy and radio broadcast
ing. During the evening the Grotto
orchestra played under the direction
0f Prophet Charles M Dunn and r.
Al Tinker of Mount Pleasant Lodge
sing, with Mr. Fuel at the piano.
Details arc in shape for the stag
ing from May . TO 10 inclusive. by
-Alnlas Temple. Of the greatest fash
ION show ever presented to the
w aShington public" Potentate Harry
F Cary announces that the original
1'an OF merely holding q daily ex-
Jusitiop for the display OF the lat
- creations In feminine appa rel and
I'UrlrN, together With orchestral