Evening star., 1927-04-03

itiHLn degrees or the fIe. contlHulIl
in the evening with the fourteenth de
gree, Perfect Elu'; Thursday, with
the fifteenth degree; Friday. with the
eighteenth degree, Knight Rose
CroiX''; Saturday, with the twenty-hrst
degree: the following Monday, with the
thirtieth degree. knight kadosh, -
and Tuesday OF next week, with the
thirty degree. Master of the
ROYAL Secret" Thursday. April IA
will bring the Maundy Thursday
services at All Souls Church, with the
Faster SUNDAY services, ''ReIightine
the Lights" the Sunda. after, April
II, at 3 pm. Both the Thursday and
Easter Sunday services will he elabo-
rate in character. with especially fine
music by the Scottish Rite choir. un-
der the direction Of J. Walter Hum
phrey.
An event of special interest will be
the presentation of the Master Mason
degree Wednesday evening in Theo-
dore Roosevelt Lodge, und~r the direc-
tion of Aubrey Clayton OF Mount
Pleasant Lodge, for graduates from
the Order of De Molay. when all the
stations will be occupied by masters
Of the lodges and the Fellowcraft
team viii be composed likewise of
masters Of lodges After the degree,
entertainment will be provided by
Worthy Matron Rose H. Hartung of
Areme Chapter. No. 10, o. E. s., and
its members,
Donald ID. Forney will head the Off
cial line in the degree work in Eureka
Royal Arch Chapter Friday evening.
Eureka and La Fayette Royal Arch
chapters viii jointly celebrate their
sixtieth anniversaries May 81 next,
both having been constituted May 27,
1867. George l. I4aizure is chairman
of the committee on joint celebration.
Lebanon Lodge, No. Z. announces
that Friday, April %. is the corrected
date for it's police night" when the
Master Mason degree will be pre-
sented for eight candidates by de
gree team from the Metropolitan and
park police. including r. 3. Jenkins
OF George c. Whiting Lodge. No. %,
as master; NJ ID. Smith of Congress
Lodge. No. 81, senior warden: G..
Wright, as Junior warden, and p. r.
Toland. as senior deacon. both of Daw
son Lodge. No. i6. District Comnis'
sioner Taliaferro Of Temple Noyes
Lodge, No. 80. and Mai. Hesse, Super
intendent of Police, of Acacia Lodge,
No. Is, are expected TO be present.
SNnlUT GLcNdFQ E4dtl SAgS VIII
head the official line in Hope Lodge
Friday evening during the degree
work, with Junior Steward Edward G.
Cabel acting as senior deacon.
The BENJAMIN b. French Fellow
craft Club, under President Pierre A.
Chamberlin, will present the degree In
Benjamin b. French Lodge tomorrow
evening, every station being filed by
a rYanyrrhot of "a rls4h Tiaa O1tfh
Gently gave a successful dance. and
contemplates further entertainment
for the lodge members.
Mount Horeb Chapter, r. A. NJ,
spent a social hour last Tuesday eve.
ming, past high priests present includ-
ing Fielder l. Hunter, Charles w.
Pimper, Ralph E. Walker. Richard NJ.
Towson, Albert c. Shafer and Howell
e. Cliborne, and the visitors Charles
LIomax, past high priest Of King Solo.
mon Chapter, San Francisco. Calf,
and Past High Priest d. s. Dawson,
grand master of first veil. Grand Chap
ter, District of Columbia. High Priest
Everett G. Holt appointed William +.
Christian as master of the third veil
and A. Paul Hines master Of second
veil. They We're later installed by
Mr.. Dawson. High Priest Holt enter
tained the chapter with an account OF
his recent trip to Paris, Brussels.
Hamburg and London in connection
with his official duties for the Depart
ment of Commerce.
The annual election Of officers OF
Columbia Commandery, No. 2,
Knights Templar, Friday evening re
suited as follows: J. Harry Phillips
eminent commander; Henry Fl,
Wright. generalissimo; Samuel 2,
Farmer. captain general; Charles E
Baldwin. recorder lre-elected): James
A. West treasurer tre-elected); Mason
r. Lawton, prelate tre-elected). The
elective and appointive officers win be
installed by Grand Commander Mid
dleton, assisted by Grand Inspector
General Hazelton, at the next meeting
when also the grand officers viii pay
their annual visit.
Monarch Stephen r. Takes an
nounces May > as the date Of the
Spring ceremonial Of Kallipolis
Grotto, at Masonic Tempe Auditor
ium. IL will be short form and a
large class is expected.
The Kallipolis Minstrels are COM
ing according to Prophet Pete
Howell, chairman of the entertain
nent committee Of the Grotto auxil-
iaries. Three performances will be
given. April Is at Joppa Temple,
April 26 at Wardman Park Hotel and
April 28 at Brightwood Temple. The
shows will be fostered by the Cirotto
Drill and Drum Corps and there viii
he dancing each evening.
The artists include Kin Carroll
ukuIele king; Billy" Zeitler, famous
Peggy Little. dancer, while GtoebeIs
Orchestra will furnish the dance
music and Jack Mullane will act "a
interiocutor I'm the Ministries. Al
Prophets and their friends are in
Vited The proceeds are TO enable
the units 10 attend the Grotto con
yention at Cleveland in Jnne.
The Washington Railroad Square
club had the usual large attendance
Saturday, March 20. at Northeasi
Temple Visitors included NJ. O
F,ldridge. traffic director of the Dis
trict. Melville ID. Hensey. John .
Bowen, Joseph ID. Sullivan and J. {
Mcconnell MIR. Eidridge gave q
brief address on the travel complex
w. r Hayes. chairman Of the dance
committee. reminded the members o.
the bali and ladies night in conJunc'
ton with a card party AT Elks' Hal
April 25
Happy" Walkers complete or.
cheestra viii furnish the music fol
the dancers.
President Arthur W Brewer eallec
for the initiation committee and foo
team. George p. Aiergell, chairman
Z. ". Jones A s. Edwards, {. +
Renckert. William l.. Cissel, A. NJ
BaIiauf, {. G. Smoot and Roy Blan
ford responded. Attireo in buccan
GERS costumes, with the skull an'
cross bones in evidence. the nall wa
transformed into cruisers deck, th'
ueophytes. consisting Of Ralph L