Evening star., 1925-04-05

services of the Scottish Rite
bodies will be conducted this
II year Thursday evening at 1880
o'clock in Washington Heights
Presbyterian Church, 1862 kalomara
road, by Evangelist Chapter. knights
Rose CroiS, with Rev. Dr. John Z.
Palmer, X. c. C. H, delivering the
principal address. They will include
the symbolic ceremony Of Extin-
gushing the Lights" The following
Sunday april 12) the Easter Sunday
services, including "Relighting the
Lights" will be held in the same place
at o'clock in the afternoon, and
Rev. DIR. Stanley Durkee Will be the
speaker Both these services are OBJ
ligatory on all knights Rose CroiX,
for even If Knight Rose Croix be
alone in a place he muslin spirit,
at least-feast on this day with his
brethren" (Which applies to the Maun-
dy Thursday servtce).
Elaborate musical programs will
characterize both services, that for
Maundy Thursday including No
Crossing the Bar" (Schnecker), and
responses by the Scottish Rite Choir,
comprising j. Walter Humphrey, K.
c. c. H, director and second bass;
William Atherholt. ed degree, first
tenor; Homer S. Pope, 32d degree,
second tenor; Karl Kerr, 32d degree.
first bass, and Harry G. Kimball, X.
G c. H.. organist; God. My Father"
Oubois), bass solo by J. Walter
Humphrey: violin solo. selected. by
Never Goldman, and "Religieuse"
(MerkeD, organ postlude, by Harry
G. Kimball.
The musical program for Easter
Sunday will include Vision" (BibD,
organ prelude, Festival March," or
e u iT11h "a
Behold, l Show You Mystery &C.
c. Robinson), "All Praise to God"
from "Lohengrin" (Wagner), arise,
Shine" (Maker), by the Scottish Rite
Choir; incidental solo by j. Walter
Humphrey; organ and violin duet, Sc
lected, by Harry G. Kimball and
Meyer Goldman, SD degree, and vio-
lin solo, selected, by Meyer Goldman,
with the responses in the symbolic
ceremonies by the Scottish Rite Choir.
An imperial ceremonial de luxe,
with the ritualistic work conducted
by Mayor w. F'reeland kendrick of
Philadelphia, past imperial potentate
and for Is years illustrious potentate
of Lu Lu Temple of Philadelphia, and
with a wv. Freeland Kendrick Class"
is the announcement of Illustrious
Potentate Henry Lansburgh of Almas
Temple, for Saturday, May 2, at the
new Washington Auditorium. This,
1t is announced, will be the first time
in the annals of Almas Temple that
the temple has had a ceremonial con-
Quoted by so distinguished Shriner
and so able an orator. large dele
CATION will be in attendance from
Lu Lu and other Eastern temples of
the Shrine. Extraordinary prepara-
tions are to be made for this his
toric Shrine event. Petitions for the
class must be in the hands of the re-
corder of Almas Temple on or before
Saturday, April rs.
BY order of Ellwood P. Morey.
deputy for the Supreme Council of
the Scottish Rite for the Southern
Jurisdiction of the United States in
the District of Columbia, a mass meet
ing of the coordinate bodies of the
rite in the District will assemble in
the Scottish Rite Cathedral, Third
and E streets northwest, Friday April
II, at 1880 pm, ito consider a mat
ter of the utmost Importance"
Petworth Chapter, No. 16, the baby
in Royal Arch circles" is settling
down to life of activity and will, on
Monday evening, April 20, make its
: first presentation of the Royal Arch
degree It's special convocation will
start at pm. and be followed by a
dinner at pm, with distinguished
guests, resuming labor in the degree
at 1880 pm, and continuing until
large class has been exalted.
Naval Lodge, No. 4, will make
fraternal visit to Mystic Circle Lodge
of Baltimore, Md, April 13.
Hiram Lodge, No. 10, will celebrate
it's annual ladies' night with an en-
tn, af ha
Club the evening of April II, for
which cards OF invitation have al
ready been issued.
Pentalpha Lodge, No. %, tomorrow
evening, in addition to the E. A. de-
gree, will have an address by Carl
H. Claudy of Harmony Lodge.
Washington Chapter, No. 2. R. A.
NJ, has invited all Royal Arch Masons
TO come for the degree, followed by
smoker, Thursday evening. At its
last convocation a program of enter
tainment included a Hawaiian trio,
humorous monologues by ladies from
the Marjorie Webster School, vocal
and piano selections by Misses Walter
and Colborn, fancy dancing by Miss
Julia Cunningham, and a playlet by
members of Jobs Daughters. Re-
freshments were served.
The second social get-together
dance of Almas Legion of Honor is
said to have eclipsed all social func-
tions ever staged by this military
organization. The ballroom of the
Colonial Hotel was taxed to capacity
and officers high in military and
naval circles were in attendance, as
we'll as Potentate Henry Lansburgh
and members of his divan. Through
the courtesy of Gen. John A. Lejuene
music was furnished by the Marine
Band Orchestra. Refreshments were
served.
Notices have been served by Adjt.
J. o. Johnson that the meeting of the
legion will be held Friday. April "a,
at pm. at Almas headquarters. In
door rifle shooting under the instruc-
tion of Sergt. Morris Fisher, world
marksman, is conducted every Mon
day at 1890 pm. at the Marine Bar
racks.
Almas Temple fourth annual thea
Theater Monday evening, April 6. Ac-
cording to Il,ustrious Potentate
Henry Lansburgh, this evening IS an
opportunity for the wives and lady
friends OF the nobility to gather in
real Shrine atmosphere and enjoy
an exceptionally good performance"
The patrol, bands. giee club and le-
gion guard, as well as the nobility,
have been requested to wear the red
fez. Manager Roland S. Robbins an
. nounces an attractive bill, with many
surprising features.
At the last luncheon meeting Of
Almas Caravan Club, held in the
1arHsn of the Maudower Hotel Cant