Evening star., 1926-05-23

and Melville D. IIensey, celebrant of
the Vedic hymns. The camp guard
| will be in command of Frank L.
Koch. thirty.thiId degree, and Au-
gust Gumpert. h. c. G. H., will direct
the tableauX
The committee in charge of the an
nual Masonic and Eastern Star field
| day, TO be held June 10 at the .Aneri-
| can League Base Ball Park. has a
program prepared which will be a
pleasing deviation from the field day
OF previous years. There will be a
review OF various Masonic bodies pre-
| ceding the exhibition drills and the
| base ball game between the Shrine
and Grotto.
Gen. John A. Lejeune. comma nda mt
Of the United States Marine Corps.
will he the grand marshal OF the pa
! rade and review, and his staff will be
composed of the members OF the So
journers Club. \ large attendance of
high officials and members of Con
gless is confidently expected.
The High Priests Association of
926 will visit Mount Vernon Chapter.
No. 3. tomorrow and present the de-
gree in costume. The official line ia:
High priest, Robert c. Tracy. No. 4
king, William NJ. Sim, jr. No. 15:
scribe, James H. Windsor No. j.;
captain Of the host, Clarence J. West.
No. ): principal sojourner, Orme
Thornberry. No. j; Royal Arch cap
tain, j. Leroy Mack. No. 4; third vail.
Dean A. Stanley. No. IA; second vail.
Howard C.. McClintock. No. 8; first
vail, Herman II. Hill. No. Is.
The monthly meeting Of the
Trestleboard Club. held recently at
Northeast Masonic Temple. was a
past presidents night" and of the
l3 past presidents who have served
the club. - We're present. Short re-
sponses were made by the former
presidents.
The address of the evening was
delivered by Representative Robson
of Kentucky
Musical numbers rendered were as
follows: SaXaphone solo, Clinton J.
Brown. jr.: cornet solo. Eugene
Zuck: saXaphone solo. Miss Loretta
Brown: coruet duet, Eugene Zuck and
William Lowe. accompanied by Miss
Pearl ZucK: the Brown Trio, linton
J. Brown. ir.; Miss Loretta Brown.
sd Naphones. and Miss Ethel Brown.
piano.
The Trestleboard is planning a pill
srimase to Frederick sburG Lodge.
~ =.
turn the minute book of the lodge.
which has been restored by Masonic
book kbinders employed here. F'reder
icksburg Lodge is the lodge in which
George Washington took his Masonic
degrees. and in the minute book are
recorded these proceedings.
The members of the advisory board
of the District made an official visit
to the club at this meeting.
Alfred Dietz also entertained the
club by reciting Edgar Allan Poe's
poem. The Raven"
The executive committee of Capital
Forest. No. 104. Tall Cedars of Leba-
non. has completed arrangements for
a ceremonial to be held in the ball
room of the Willard Hotel May -.
when = large class will be initiated.
Much enthusiasm is being shown in
preparation for the event. which will
include surprising features in honor
OF visiting Supreme Forest officers. A
large delegation from Baltimore For
est. No. IS. accompanied by the
Rangers and other uniformed units.
will be present.
Grand Tall Cedar c. A. Jaquette and
Grand Scribe +. r. SteffenS are
now at the annual convention of the
Su?rene Forest at Providence, r. L.,
as delegates.
The Woman's Auxiliary of the
Craftsman Club. United States Eeter-
ans Bureau. at its meeting in the
Edward Everett Hale Memorial Hall,
Sixteenth and Harvard streets. Tues.
day evening. was invited by Mrs.
Jean Ritter to use her lawn. on Flor
ida avenue. for its annual outing one
Of the Saturdays in July. the date to
be determined later. Two new mem.
bers were admitted. Speeches were
deliverd by f. f. Berney. president of
the Craftsman Club Veterans. and by