Evening star., 1925-03-22

Pleasant Lodge, No. 33, with
Rev. DR.. Walter A. Morgan, the lodge
chaplain, officiating.
PoDmac Lodge, No. ), announces
that the degree team from the Amer
lean Security and Trust Co. will assist
in the degree work at its special to-
morrow evening.
Marx E. Kahn. n. c. c. H, will head
the line in the twenty degree
ceremonial in Robert de Bruce Coun-
ell. knights Kadosh, at the Scottish
Rite Cathedral Tuesday evening. This
degree is said to eXalt the dignity
and worth of labor and in connection
with it the memory of the late
Samuel Gompers, thiry-second degree,
former head of the American Federation
OF Labor, will be specially honored
Speakers of prominence in the labor
and the fraternal worlds will deliver
addresses after the ceremonial. AL
bert Pike Consistory, NJ. R. s., also
is scheduled for its statutory assem-
bly, on this evening.
Brightwood Lodge, No. 43, an
nounces a social evening Wednesday,
with motion picture entertainment
and refreshments
Rabbi DR.. Abram Simon, thirty-second
degree, Friday evening, April 8, at the
Eighth Street Temple, will deliver a
lecture on the theme Remember Now
Thy Creator in the Days of Thy
Youth" which is sanctioned by Grand
Master Roe Fulkerson as of perculiar
interest and significance to Masons
in general.
National Lodge, No. IL, will have
what it calls bankers night" We'd
nesday evening, when Masters James
I. Dulin of Potomac Lodge, No. 5; S
William Miller of Acacia No IS:
Charles B. Lyddane of Temple Noyes,
No. 80; w. E. Schooley of National.
No. II; Frank E. Ghiselli of No. IL;
Charles H. Bradley of Mount Pleasant,
No. 33: G. H. Felt of NJ NJ. Parker,
No. 81; Past Grand Master Mark F.
Finley of Hiram, No. 10; ]. L. Sher-
wood, past master of King David No
20; Eugene E. Thompson, master of
Cathedral, No. 40; John Poole, past
master of Temple-Noyes, No. 80;
Leonard P. Steuart, past master of
Washington Centennial, No IA; Ralph
NJ. Wolfe of Mount Pleasant, No. 33,
VIII assist in the degree in which a
number of prominent bankers of
Washington will be especially in
terested.
Friday evening National Lodge will
hold its annual Ladies' night for
which it has issued special cards of
invitation. 1t will be held at the City
Club, 1920 G. street northwest, start
ing at s o'clock.
Senior Warden John T. Maddox will
head the official line in the degree
work in Federal Lodge, No. 1, Tues
day evening, when also a noted
speaker will address the lodge with
reference to the drive for funds for
the United Masonic Temple.
Takoma Lodge, No. 2s, will devote
its Tuesday meeting to business and
follow 1t up with a theater benefit the
two days following. The lodge also
is contemplating a fair prior to its
occupancy of it's new temple.
The Orient Commandery bulletin
is authority for the statement that
an invitation has been extended the
Grand Commandery of knights Tenn
plar and the constituent command
cries of the District to visit New
York June IA, Is and Is to partici-
pate in the ceremonies incident to the
annual conclave of the Grand Com
mandery of New York. The Grand
Communicates of Maine, New Hamp-
shire. Vermont, Massachusetts, Rhode
Island, Connecticut, Pennsylvania and
New Jersey also have been invited
for the occasion. The Drill Corps of
Orient is giving a card party in Naval
Lodge Hall Friday at pm.
Hope Lodge, No. 20, is to stage
Past Masters night April 3, at a spe-
cial communication, which is to serve
also as a homecoming" affair.
announces unusually interesting en-
tertainment for Tuesday evening,
entirely different from the usual
program of entertainment features"
and all Royal Arch Masons have been
invited.
Washington Royal Arch Chapter.
No. ,, is to have an open meeting
Thursday, especially for It's Blue
Lodge friends, when musical num-
bers. dramatic selections and re-
freshments will contribute to the So
cial entertainment planned.
The master of Harmony Lodge
Arthur n. Presmont, announces that
Wednesday evening in the degree
work Junior Warden Hilliard c.
hyers will be in the east, and Sat
urday evening a special communica-
tion has been called for the purpose
of considering certain matters of
vital interest to the lodge. This will
be held in the auditorium of the New
Masonic Temple, Thirteenth street
and New York avenue, at 1880 o'clock
sharp. Grand Master Roe Fulkerson,
Grand Secretary J. Claude KEEPER
and Carl H. Claudy will deliver the
principal addresses. Many notable
persons prominent in Masonic cir
ad n ha
After the business of the evening IS
disposed of, the master has arranged
an elaborate entertainment, to be
held in the banquet hall. during
which refreshments will be served
Brethren in the jurisdiction are in
'<fted to be present.
At special communication of La
Fayette Lodge, No. 10, last Tuesday,
Eugene E. Thompson, master of Ca
thedral Lodge, No. 40, and president
of the 1925 Association of Worshipful
Matters, on behalf of the 1924 Asso-
citation of Worshipful Masters, pre-
sented to La Fayette Lodge a silver
cup as a prize for having sold the
largest number of admission tickets,
in proportion to it's membership, for
the 1924 Masonic Field day base ball
game.
Mr. Thompson also addressed the
lodge on the proposed Grand Lodge
intensive drive for funds for the