Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-02-13

uuisitor' the thrty-firSt in the Sc
l'ies), with "a cast headed by kobeft
A. Daniel. thirty-third degree. anu
comprising some Of the abiest eN
FOUNDERS Of the Scottish kIte rlluai
Theodore Roosevelt Lodge. No. ~
is preparing for its annual ladies
night Saturday evening. when the
lodge viii first convene at $50. tol
it's usual business, in time To receive
its guests at $50 O'Clock. Master
Joseph T. X. Plant announces that
it is proposed To make the chief event
a redletter occasion. Allen SouSa
heads the committee OF arrangements.
Dawson Lodge, No. l6. also will eel.
citrate with a social evening tomor.
| row. with Past Master Colhorn as
! chief chauter and Past Master Louis
Jacobsen as "matre de refreshment. y
/ The purpose is an evening of pure 50.
ciabiity.
Albert Pike Lodge, No 81. will be
/ the guest of Columbia Lodge, No.
| 80. of Clarendon. Va. when also it
will present the NJ. NJ. degree Albert
/ Pike members VIII assemble at the
Washington Hotel at 1:20 pm. and,
il is stated. motor ears will he ON
hand IL convey them To their destina-
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given the occasion by the fact that
the masters Of the two lodges them,
selves petitioned for the degrees on
the same night and. on December Is.
last. both were elected masters Of
their lodges. Both masters also We're
elected. initiated. passed and raised
on the same nights 1t is also an
nouuced that Grand Master Dunkum
has granted Il dispense ton whereby
columbia Lodge of Clarendon will. in
turn. visit Albert Pike Lodge and pre-
sent the same degree on date 70
ba announced hereafter. Albert Pike
has called off its communication
scheduled for February y. because
OF its visit TO Clarendon the Saturday
preceding.
Al the last stated communication or
Samuel Gompers Lodge. No. -. r. a.
A. NJ, after the degree work. James
w Mcclure. past master of Is. Is.
French Lodge. delivered lecture on
symbolism" which was enjoyed by
A large attendance. Nathan Cayton.
who is a charter member of Samuel
Gompers Lodge, has been appointed
by the President and confirmed by the
Senate to judgeShip OF the Municipal
Court The committee in charge of the
dance reports that everything is in
readiness for March for the mem
bers and their ladies. \ good time is
assured.
Members of Potomac Lodge. No. .,
at a meeting in Georgetown February
/, formally launched a new Masonic
club. to he known as the Potomac
West Gate Club. and at subsequent
meeting. February II, adopted set
of bylaws and elected its officers.
Those chosen were: Henry Ctley
Milne. president: Stanley r. Darcy,
vice president. and Clifford f. Smith,
secretary treasurer. A meeting for
the purpose of completing the or
ganization and filling committee va
cancieS will be held in the lodge rooms
Friday at 100 pm. The club, it is an
nounced, will serve as the playground
of Potomac Lodge, No. 8. just as the
Shrine does for Masonry as a whole.
The Women's Auxiliary of the
Craftsman's Club of the United
States Veterans Bureau will meet
Tuesday evening at o'clock in the
Edward Everett Hale Memorial Hail.
Sixteenth and Harvard streets. After
the business session members and
their friends are invited to a Valentine
party, for which a short musical pro-
gram has been arranged.
Columbia Lodge. No. 3. will enter
tain a number of brethren from Penn
Sylvania Friday evening. This COM