Evening star., 1926-03-28


week. in the Scottish Rite
Cathedral. Third and + streets north
vest perhaps the most outstanding
events of the week VIII be the Maundy
Thursday rites TO be held this year
in All Souls Church, Sixteenth and
Harvard streets northwest, Thursday
evening, when at 1880 o'clock the rite
of Distinguishing the Lights VIII DE
performed, and Easter Sunday after
noon at O'Clock, in the same place.
tbe "Relichtfng of the Lights" will
lake place with elaborate muslcal
services both times under the direc-
ton of j. Walter Humphrey, with
Harry Kimball as the organist and
The Scottish Rite Choir officiating.
Knights Rose CroiX of the Scottish
Rite hold these services to be obllga-
tory. their observation being required
lin spirit if actual attendance be
impossible. Evangelist Chapter VIII
elect new officers at its assembly
April 13.
Lebanon Lodge, No. Z. announces a
special program in connection with
the communication Friday. Kenneth
II. Nash Post. No. s, American
Legion. an all-Masonic post, named In
honor of a former member of Lebanon
who lost his life in the World War,
will he specially invited guests. The
principal address will be delivered py
Representative Tom Connaiy OF
Texas, a veteran of both the Spanlsn-
American and World wars. MAJ:
Gen. kenZIe w. Walker. chief OF
finance. United States Army: Capt.
Watson r. Miller, national rehablllta-
tion officer for the American Legion,
and the Rev p. Rowland Wagner VIII
speak briefly also.
High Priest Charles IL Gable OF Pet
worth Chapter. No. 10, Royal Arch
Masons, announces that FRANK u.
Fisher. president of the 1926 ttlsh
Priests Association. has accepted on
behalf of the association, an INVITA-
ton to pay Petworth Chapter ira
ternal visit Monday evening, April ..
Petworth Chapter was honored at its
last meeting by the presence of Grand
High Priest Davis and Grand Secre-
1arv KEEPER. both Of whom mace dd-
dresses prior to the ladies' night en-
tertainment given in the auditorium
of Joppa Temple.
Samuel Gompers Lodge. No. 49,,
has announced ladies night at the
Raleigh the evening of April Y.
The lodge officers have put in DuSS
week, presenting the NJ, NJ degree
in National Lodge. No. II, Monday
evening, with Senior Warden Maurice
Blum heading the line in full cere-
monial session with paraphernalls; ;
again Tuesday evening, when at Two
communications, the first with Junior
Deacon l. Peake heading the line ana
the second with Junior Warden
:. T. Feldman. classes Of "A members
were presented, and Saturday eve
ming, when at special Senior Deacon
A. K. Armstrong headed the line
Master Harry l.. Underwood an
nounces that at a SPECIAL communl-
cation of Pentalpha Lodge, No. 20
at 1880 tomorrow evening. the newly
organized +. e. team. under the lead
ership of Jesse l.. Finch. will have an
important part in the Nj. NJ. degree.
The master, Senior Warden George
Walter Smith and Past Master Edgar
f. Bageant will also be conspicuous
III the Work.
Brightwood Commandery Drill Team
will give Il card party at Bright
wood Masonic Temple. Georgia ana
Colorado avenues, Tuesday evening.
April 10. vita tables for bridge and
five hundred The committee claims
To have the best collection of prizes
ever offered.
Sir knight Edwin Brooker is chair
man of the committee.
The Fellowship Club of the Bureau
of Engraving and Printing has elect
ed delegates to the National League
of Masonic Clubs, which convenes IN
Philadelphia, Pa, June IL, II and 10,
AS follows: President Frank }. Day
and William ID. Wilson, with Fred
erick Zulch as alternate.
The banquet was held in the Lee
House last evening. The speakers of
the evening were Senator Royal ;.
Copeland and Rev Earl Wilfley. who
were accompanied by their wives.
Other guests were Grand Master
Sidney r. Jacobs and wife. Arthur
r.. Cook and wife, John G. Crockett
and wife, Director of the Bureau of
Engraving and Printing Alvin w.
Hall and wife and Assistant Director
Clark L. Long and wife.
a program of instrumental and
vocal music was presented by local
artists.
Monarch l.. Whiting Estes an
nuunces the following partial pro-
gram for the Spring and Summer ac-
tiyities of Kallipolis Grotto: Visit
10 the Masonic bodies, Masonic Tenn
ple, BrlShtWOOd, d. e.. April Il,
Spring dance Grotto Band and Drill
Corps, New Willard Hotel, April 49,;
full-form ceremonial. President The
ater. April 20; Supreme Council Con-
vention. ST. Louis, Mo-, June IL, 16
and II: annual family outing to
Marshall Hall, August 3. All
Prophets are urged TO attend the en- :
tertainment at Brightwood on April
u, when the Grotto Band and other
entertainers promise an enjoyable
program.
Elaborate preparations are under
way for the ceremonial April 26 and
Monarch Estes anticipates a large
class of candidates. The ritualistic
work will be under the direction of
Past Monarch Charles ID. Shackel-
ford and the fun features will be
staged by Past Monarch Samuel f.
Shreve.
The family outing to Marshall Hall
Prophet Harry b. Plankmton, "the
man with the smile and the desire
10 please, who promises grand and
glorious day of fun and frolic. pleas
ing alike to old and young, with fea-
lures for the ladies and children, and
the men not overlooked. There will
be the usual athletic contests for all
with handsome prizes.
Tomorrow evening in The New
Jerusalem Lodge, No. 8, at a special
communication. the Grand Lodge
school of instruction will present the
degree under the direction of the