Evening star., 1928-04-01


east. At the last communication there
we're approximately $50 Masons present,
about one-third Of whom were visiting
brethren,
At the convocation of Mount Horeb
Chapter. No. Z, r. A, NJ. Tuesday eve-
ming the king, John B. Broaddus, pre-
sided in the ritualistic work. Prior to
the degree Rev. Simpson B, Daugherty
delivered an address, High Priest p.
Raymond Boesch announced the Royal
Arch degree as the work at the next
convocaticn, April 10.
At the last meeting Of the Fellow
ship Club of the Bureau of Engraving
and Printing President Carl B, Keller
was elected delegate to attend the con-
vention Of the National League OF Ma
sonic Clubs at Niagara Falls, N. Y,
June I. 8 and Q. Samuel Reeder, vice
president. was selected as alternate.
Kallipolis Grotto of Washington and
Yedz Grotto of Baltimore staged a
ioint ceremonial at the Mutual Theater
Wednesday evening. A large number
off candidates was initiated, including
81 for the visiting Grotto. The Balti-
more delegation brought its full band
and drill corps. A number of visitors
also were present from Samis Grotto,
Richmond. Va.
During intervals addresses were made
by men prominent in the order. Among
the candidates was George B. McGinty.
potentate of AlmaS Temple. Mystic
Shrine, who was greeted with much
applause for his address Ellis Levine,
past monarch of Yedz Grotto. present.
cd TO Kallipolis Grotto handsome
xrl tfeiM No
Grotto headquarters. Monarch Arthur
M Poynton was showered with con-
gratulationS upon the success of the
ceremonial. The ritualistic work was
under the direction of Past Monarch
Charles D. Shackelford. while Past
Monarch Samuel F. Shreve had charge
Of the tollification features.
Justice Lodge will confer the Fellow
craft degree April 6, with Senior Dea-
con Herbert j. Mcclure presiding In the
east and Junior Deacon Dwight E.
Rorer acting as senior deacon. Wor-
Shipful Master Don G. Fees announces
the entertainment committee has ar
ranged a program.
The advisory board. Masonic Clubs
of the District of Columbia. will meet
Thursday at pm. at the Gavel Club
rooms. 7l9 Thirteenth street. The
board is composed Of representatives of
20 Masonic Clubs of the District. and
the officers are as follows: Samuel c,
Bready (Trowel Club. president; John
o. Bowen (Anchor Club. vice presi-
dent: Elmer c. Wood (Ionic Club,
secretary; E. J. Skidmore (Archor
Club. treasurer.
Anacostia Lodge gave a dance last
night in the National Press Club ball
room for the benefit of the Anacostia
Temple fund.
Capitol Forest, Tall Cedars Of Leba-
non, held its ceremonial March % at
the New Willard Hotel. at which time
large number of Masons of the Dis
trict of Columbia were indicted into
the degrees of Cedarism. The cere-
monies were under the direction Of
Senior Deputy Grand Tall Cedar ]. T,
PrendergaSt.
One OF the most spectacular units
of the order which took an active and
important part In the event is the
Royal Rangers, under the leadership of
Capt Harry D. Tryon. aided by Fl. A.
Emery, first lieutenant. and e. Hoyer.
second lieutenant. together with the
following members: J. Brown. M.
Albritton. Fred Caldwell, c. z. Calvert.
c. E. Chadwick. J. E. Dotson. J. L.
Douglas. r. r. Elliot. j. z. Fowler. G. A.
Ferguson, j. w. Hutchison, A. NJ.
Mathews. D. j. Orcutt. P. Raetzman, r.
o. Rhodes. j. c. Robey. H. j. Wells and
A. Worman.
Herndon Morsell. director, announces
the double quartet is composed OF Her
man F. Carl, Frank w. S. Evans, Holly
S. Farmer. Lloyd F. Gaines. Lynn 1.
.
Mathews. F. w. Norcross. Ernest o.
Paland and Christopher zepp.
The George washington University
Masonic Club held a very successful
card party at the Chestnut Farms
Dairy Auditorium on Monday evening
for the benefit OF the National League
of Masonic Clubs Education Founda-
ton, which Is endowing two chairs in
the new School Of Government TO be
established shortly at George Washing
ton University through the recent
81 100000 gift of the Scottish Rite Ma
sons.
The affair was held under the aus
pices Of the executive committee OF the
club. Of which ivan c. Booi1er Is presi-
dent. Kenneth H. Bruner vice presi-
dent. Norman H. Conner secretary.
James H. Fleck treasurer and Arthur
II. NOr0SLr0m herald.
EASTERN STAR.
Matron Bonny H. Starkey OF La Fay
cite Lodge Chapter announces an en-
tertainment and dancing after the next
meeting The ways and means commit
Zee will hold dance at the Wash
trgton Hotel April II.
Good VIII Chapter met March % and
after a short business session was en-
tertained with readings by Miss nellie
wilkinson and piano selections by Miss
Helen Eusshaum a
Joseph II. Milans Lodge Chapter will
meet Thursday evening in Northeast
Masonic Temple The degrees will be
conferred The William Workers will
meet April 10 at the home Of Matron
L. z. Krcglon. 1923 Park road.
Treaty Oak Chapter. u. D., will meet
April 2 at Temple Heights at Q pm.
Mizpah Chapter will meet Tuesday
when the degrees will he conferred. The
meeting will be followed by a short
program Of entertainment and refresh
rnents.
Joppa Lodge Chapter will hold It's an
nual chiidrens party April 4. The aux
ilisry home board announces a theater
party At Keiths April 10. The degrees
will be conferred April 49, al which time
the grand matron and grand patron
VIII be present. The matrons and pa
irons Of 1923 are invited. The ways
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