Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-01-30

~ ING DAVID LODGE, No. %
II will have charge Of the serv
n ices at the Masonic and East
Il ern Star Home this afternoon
at o'clock, with Rev. Charles
8. Cole officiating.
Hope Lodge, No 20, announces the
NJ. M. degree for Its communication
Friday, February IL, with Master OF
Ceremonies Charles J. Diller heading
the official line. Last Friday evening
DR.. Henry r. Evans, 80, who is con
nected with the United States Bureau
Of Education. delivered an interesting
address on 1.-THE Three Great Lights in
Masonry"
Tomorrow evening at o'clock Capt.
tol Forest, Tall Cedars Of Lebanon
will stage a ceremonial initiation in
the ballroom of the New Willard
Hotel. The contact meeting" viii be
held Friday at 8 pm. in the Pythian
Temple.
The eighth annual assembly Of the
Grand Council Royal and Select Mas.
tiers OF the District Of Columbia, will
be held in the chapter chamber,
Masonic Temple, Saturday evening at
o'clock for the transaction of bust
ness, including the election Of officers.
reports and other matters OF interest
to the order.
A special meeting of Mithras Lodge
of Perfection Of the Scottish Rite Will
be held tomorrow evening, at 1880
o'clock, in the auditorium of the
Masonic Temple at Thirteenth street
and New York avenue, to consider
resolutions adopted by the board of
trustees concerning the proposed new
cathedral at Thirteenth and K streets
northwest. The call for the meeting
was issued by l.. Whiting Estes,
master of Mithras Lodge of Perfec-
ton, and It states that the adoption
of the resolutions vitality concerns the
future welfare of the Scottish Rite
bodies of the District Of Columbia.
Samuel Gompers Lodge, No. IS, cele-
brated its first anniversary last Tues
day evening at its stated communi-
cation in connection with the presen-
tation of the degree work under the
direction Of Senior Deacon Peaks.
The master announced a committee to
arrange for a concert and dance at
the Raleigh Hotel. Wednesday, March
2, consisting of Abe Dresner, chair
man; Louis ]. Raeback, Samuel j..
It
Morris Goldberg.
Columbia Royal Arch Chapter. No.
1, has issued cards Of invitation for
fits annual entertainment and ladies'
night at the New Willard Hotel to-
morrow evening at s o'clock. Dane.
ing win be included.
The ladies' auxiliary of Brightwood
Commandery, K. T., will meet Tues
day evening, at 1870 o'clock in the
Brightwood Temple, when a program
Of entertainment will be presented, in
Guiding vocal selections by Mrs. NJ.
Del Sale; fancy dancing by Miss. Boyd;
readings by Mrs. Felka, with instru-
mental selections by Master Joe John.
son; instrumental and vocal selections
by Miss Ruth Ivers, Miss Majorie
wineberger and Miss Edna Schmidt
and instrumental selections by Miss
Veley.
At the Joint grand visitation to
Mount Horeb and Washington Chap.
ters, Royal Arch Masons, last Tues
day evening, the entertainment pro-
gram was provided by Miss Esther
Cloyd, accompanied by Miss Irma
Calvert: Billy Zeitler, Miss Dorothy
Wolfe, John Wiley and Miss Calvert.
MOUNT fGTHOI SudplOIs ANO. o.
A. NJ. Monday evening elected the
following officers: Herbert c. Cave
high priest; Edward F. Robertson.
king; John c. Palmer. scribe: James
T. Gibbs, secretary, reelected; Arthur
L. Bryant, treasurer, reelected; Paul
w. Kimball, captain of the host;
John L. McGrew, principal sojourner;
Andrew n. Ross. Royal Arch captain;
Ara M. Daniels, master third vail:
John L. Schick, master second vail;
Charles Hildebrand, master first vail;
Charles G.. Woodward, organist:
George Spransy, trustee; Charles E.
Matthews, representative board of
managers, and John Tickell, sentinel
At the communication of Myron
M. Parker Lodge Tuesday eve
ming there will be no degree work.
Arrangements have been made to
nent member of Congress, who is
also a prominent Mason. Refresh
ments will be served.
Naval Chapter. No. 6, Royal Arch
Masons, has elected the following:
Carl T. Crawford, high priest:
Roland NJ. Brown. king; Lloyd II
Slocum. scribe; John J. King, secre-
tary; William NJ. Heinline treasurer;
Charles L. Macdonald. captain of the
host Claude Markquard, princip?l
sojourner: Christian A. Manning,
Royal Arch captain; William X. Mil
Ter, master of third vail; Henry w
Tippett, master OF second Vail;
Charles Umhau, master OF first vail:
Jesse T. Stephens, sentinel: S. Albert
Battison, chaplain; Carlton r. Frye
organist. Retiring High Priest Eas
terday served the chapter two years
es high priest and as token or APP
probation he was presented with the
customary past high priests jewel
and a complete set of silver knives
forks and spoons by Past High Priest
Roepke in behalf OF the chapter
Past High Priest Joseph Hodgsor
was elected a life member.
. Maurice L. Brewton, president Of
the Commanders Association. has an
Hnounced that arrangements have beer
completed for visitations by the com
Ynanderies TO Brightwood, No. 6, Tues
day. February l. to De Molay, No
Tuesday, February s; to Potomac. 40
q. Wednesday, February l6: to Orient
No. s, MopHsy, March Z; to Columbia
No. 2, March is. and TO Washington
No. /, Wednesday. March %.
Representative Weber Wilson
Mississippi was a speaker at the re
ception and entertainment given u
honor OF Grand Commander Robert l.
Middleton by Potomac Commandery
No. 8, with many past grand com
mAnders and Grand Commandery off
GERS present. The Comma nders' Asso
citation attended in a body. Mrs. Car
and Ambrose Durkin sang. accom-
panied by Mrs. III. Clyde Grimes a
the piano. The committee in charg
were Past Commanders William II
Harrison. Robert ]. Michael and Wa
. tar e HAVaneG.