Evening star., 1925-04-12

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-ASTER Sunday services of the
Scottish Rite, including the
- symbolic ceremony "Relight-
IL ing the Lights" will be held
this afternoon at o'clock. in
the Washington Heights Presbyterian
Church, 1862 Kalorama road, and are
obligatory upon all Knights Rose
Croix. Rev. DR.. J. Stanley Durkee
will deliver the address, and George
Roscoe Davis. SD degree, hon, with
officers of Evangelist Chapter, Rose
CroiX, will perform the symbolic
ceremony. The musical program. un-
der the direction of j. Walter Hum
phrey, will be rendered by the Scot
tish Rite Choir, Harry G.. Kimball
organist and Meyer Goldman violin
iSt Mr.. Humphrey will sing an in
CiGental solo and the choir will sing
e. c. Robinson's Behold, l Shew You
a Mystery; "All Praise to God" from
Wagner's "Lohengrin"; arise, Shine"
(Maker). Harry G.. Kimbalrs organ
prelude will be Bibl's Vision" and his
postlude, Calkin's Festival March"
Mr.. Kimball and Mr.. Goldman will
play an organ and violin duet and Mr..
Goldman a violin solo.
Tomorrow evening at o'clock at
the City Club, the Colgate University
GIee and Music Club will present a
concert program in which so voices
will participate, and this will be fol-
lowed by dancing and refreshments.
Owing to the limited accommodations,
the attendance will be restricted to
members of the Rite, each of whom
is entitled to invite one lady. Admis-
sion will be obtained with the 1925
Identification card.
S;EI
Rite Cathedral, Third and E streets
northwest, the 31st degree, ''Inspec-
tor-Inquisitor," said to be the most
impressive degree in Free Masonry,
will be presented for the Spring class
in Albert Pike Consistory, NJ. r. s.,
with Robert A. Dale, 33rd degree,
heading a cast of notable ritualists.
The same evening Evangelist Chap
ter, Rose CroiX, will assemble.
This afternoon at 3 o'clock, Armi-
MUS Lodge. No. 25, will have charge
of the Easter Sunday services a t the
Masonic and Eastern Star Home.
Rev. Walter F. Smith, pastor Of the
Whitney Avenue Presbyterian Church,
will officiate, and an exceptional
musical program is announced. The
new auditorium at the home is COM
pleted, and will accommodate about
800 visitors. Automobiles will meet
the cars to convey visitors to the
home.
Arminius Lodge, No. 25, will have a
past masters night" April 21, when
the Master Mason degree will be pre-
sented and the past masters Of the
lodge will be specially honored.
Federal Lodge, No. 1, in connection
with its degree work Tuesday eve
ming, when Senior Deacon Smoot will
head the official line, will have a
noted speaker to address the lodge.
visitations to the constituent COM
manderies will be inaugurated on
Wednesday evening by the visit of
the grand commander and officers of
the Grand Commandery, Knights
Templar, to Potomac Commandery,
No 3, to be followed Friday evening
by the visit to Columbia Commandery,
No. ,. Other visitations will be made
April 90 to Orient Commandery, No. 5;
April 21, to Brightwood Commandery,
No. 8; April %, to Washington Com
mandery, No. l, and April %, to De
Molay Commandery, No. 4.
Grand Master Roe Fulkerson will
start his we'll advertised drive for
funds for the new United Masonic
Temple project Thursday, continuing
master has appealed to both lodge
and Mason to enable him to swell
the subscriptions and payments SO
that the ground may be paid for this
year that every thought thereafter
may be given to the erection at Tenn.
pie Heights of a beautiful and COM
modious Masonic temple. Some OF
the lodges during the week will de
vote their communications especial!
to this theme.
Hiram Lodge. No. 10, has issued
invitations to its annual ladies' night
entertainment and dance at the City
Club Friday evening.
Tomorrow evening Naval Lodge has
scheduled a fraternal visit to Mystic
Circle Lodge, Baltimore, Md, leaving
by the electric railroad at 5:45 pm.
This. is to return the visit of the
Baltimore lodge to Naval March II.
with the proposed visit of the COM
mandery to New York in June as its
incentive, Orient Commandery, No. 3.
Knights Templar, is giving a public
dance at the City Club, Wednesday
evening from to u o'clock.
An Easter Sunrise service" will be
held at Temple Heights this morning
at o'clock.
Hiram Lodge, No. 10, has postponed
the degree work formerly announced
for its communication Thursday eve
ming, and instead will have a big
"get-together meeting" with attrac-
tive entertainment, in connection
with which important matters will
be discussed. There will be both
refreshments and the solace of the
cigar, it is announced, and the meet
ing will close at IL pm.
Hiram Royal Arch Chapter, No. 10,
also will celebrate this week with a
grand high priests night" tomor-
row evening. in honor of Grand High
Priest ]. Davis Bradfield, who is a
member of that chapter. There will
be exceptional entertainment and re-
freshments.
Theodore Roosevelt Lodge, U. D., the
baby lodge of the District, is to cele-
brate May 6, the day when its char
ter list will be closed, and also its
birthday. Grand Master Fulker-
son, the Navy Band Orchestra,
several naval officers and masters of
other lodges will help in the event.
The lodge, however is not waiting
fer a charter to assist in the United
Masonic Temple drive, but has desig.
mated Senior Warden Thralls as its