Evening star., 1928-04-29
A FAYETTE CHAPTER. No, S. has

IL Since there Is no work Scheo
uled the following officers tpas
high priests will I'LL the chair'
Ia the opening: c. r. Bartlett. hisf
rr'eSt: E. /. Nottingham, king, S. G
Nottingham, scribe w. A. Fowler. Sec
Te:ary: A, F. FN>x. treasurer; L. S: Can
nof. eaptsin OF the host; F. Behrend
pr4sfcipal solourner; c. r. Dufour, Royal
Arch captain: J. Thornton, third vail,
L. II. Movers. second vail, and J. G
Jones. first vail II is also expected that
The grand master, grand high priest
grand Ilustrial master. grand command
er and Supreme Council deputy of the
Scottish Rite will be guests of the chap
ter Past Grand High Priest George p,
Darrow OF Pennsylvania and a repre-
sentative of the seventh Pennsylvania
district. will talk on some phase OF
Royal Arch Masonry An invitation is
extended 10 all Royal Arch MsSons.
President West of the High Priests
Association for 1923 announces that the
next meeting of the association will be
held May 5 in the chapter room. Ma
sonic Temple. A special invita- ton has
been extended to the officers of the
Grand Chapter TO meet with the men,
bers of the association for social eve
ming High Priest BoeSch of Mount Ho-
reb Chapter will talk on the origin and
significance of the Marx. All council
ofhcers OF the constituent chapters are
urged 10 be present.
At the organization meeting of the
Association of IluStrious Masters for
1923, Cryptic MaSons. the following off,
GERS were elected: Aubrey H. Clayton
!. M Mount Pleasant. No, S; president;
Rufus W. Pearson. D. M, Adoniram
No. 2, vice president. Clarence J. West,
p. C. w. Adonirsn. No. ?. secretary
treasurer. and Orie L. Beardsley. Will
liam W. Keeler. william E. Lorentz and
Ralph L. Hebbard, members of the eX-
ecutive committee. The second Satur-
day Of each month was selected as the
regular meeting night.
Naval Lodge. No. 4, will attend divine
services this evening at Grace Episcopal
Church. Ninth and d streets southwest.
and extends an invitation TO all men,
berS OF the fraternity 70 meet with them
at the lodge building, Fourth street and
Pennsylvania avenue southeast. at 1880
pm. from which place transportation
viii be furnished to the church.
Columbia Commandery. No 2. knights
TempIsr. received Grand Comdr Finley
nanderv last Friday evening ct its an
nual grand visitation Addresses we're
made by Representative Henry A. Rath-
bone of Illinois. a member OF Chicago
ConnInandery, and Raymond b. Dickey.
grand high priest of the District Of CO.
Innibis Past Condr James A. west
presented the retiring commander. j.
Harry Phillips, with a gold-plated
jewei-studden s&ofda Past Cofauf. Am
Ross, on behalf Of Columbia Command
eTy. presented aspaSt commanders Jewel
and Senior Warden r r. Boesch. on
behalf OF the drill team. presented
shoulder straps 10 retiring Comdr. Phil
lips A dinner was served in the BAN
ouet hall. where Jack" Burton's Ha-
waiisn Quartet entertained.
Justice Lodge. No. IS. announces that
tn the degree work Friday, with the
worshipful master. Don c. Fees. pre-
siding in the East. Junior Warden
Eauehman will act as senior warden
and Senior Deacon Mcclure as junior
warden.
The stated edaccmmunicsti ton Of Justice
Lodge for May is has been called of
in order that the oficers and members
Of Justice Lodge may go 10 Poolesyille
Nd. TO assist in the degree work In
PoolesyiIle Lodge. No. 2l4. Senior War
den George n. Foster Of Justice Lodge
will preside in the East. Those desiring
70 make the trip should meet In front
Of the temple az $40 pm Means Of
transportation viii be provided.
Master Stanley OF william n. Single
ton Lodge announces a short business
session at the communication Thursday
evening. The lodge viii close promptly
- as9n rsefoak ana sNa Ten4zffzAeF 0f
the evening viii be- devoted 10 enter
tainnent for the members. their fani-
Hes and Masonic friends. including
dancing snd refreshments. The master
stztet he win be pleased 10 welcome .
large attendance.
The De Molay Dramatic Club enter
tanned q joint meeting Of the Fellow
es1Ip and Circle Clubs of the Bureau oi
Engraving and Printing and District
employees Saturday evening at tbs
fyfhian Temple, Refreshments we're
served
The annual Ascension day services
Of the knights TempisT of the Dis.
tYlct ~ Columbia win b. held THURSDAY
May II, 81 the Church of the Epiphany
The committee on arrangements arr
Past Grand CondT. william T. Miller
general chairman. PA&t Comdrs. Rich
sY6 q. Fletcher printing: Charles @
snaekeiforo. music, Grover r. Payne
publicity: George l. I4siZire. eoiOTs. End
Clyde n FIlley, decorations. There vii
b. meeting 81 the committee In ths
ComnnsndeTy Asylum, New MaSoni'
Temple. Thursday evening ~ 3 O'Clock
Myron NJ Parker Lodge announces
thst in the degree work next TUESDAY
night Elmer Williams junior deacon
viii ~ in the east Sno Thurst0n y
Miller. senior steward. viii act ~ senioi
6ea1on.
A meeting of the Cablet0y Club CIT,
Post once employees. wsk held Apri
III IN JuDioF Order Hal. Ons of thi
largest attEn6Sncet Ia recent years VA
recorded due principally " the initis
ton ceremonies conducted by 6eOTgi
MeF2iil, ylcs president NJ the RsiiFost
Square CLUB, and members of the init
stfna team ~ the same club Eigh
bswiY elected members of ti1e Csbietov
Club we're participants In the ceremony
The club has been making 8 campaign
for new members. a. having been elect
&c III the past Two months
Ths AshlsE Club claims the dlst.ne
ton ~ being ttlf flrsi Masonic Club O
the District ~ hold regular nlsetinl
an Temple Heigbts "wednesday night
April 10, and voted W continue ~ nes
there
Unaef ~ auspices tns MssOni
Tgle< Club ef Washington glil make IL
fnsg appearance of The season IN
aainguet show Of the Masonic Audit0
ssuHn ThuTB6sy night May ~.
yweA ss,.e - tosFa Masonic Clubs q
fhe District ~ COiuulbis. james {
1srea9y. president viii mold its month";
meeting Thursday a. the Gsgei Clu
Teonek A c0mnitikE report Wi1ic
should prove of interest ~ the ciub
geBeTsIly BiiI De considered
A. ne communication of Joseph J.
Nilsns IIO6gs May 4 At 7 ~ pm. w
Hn6affe clslbs Ntli ~ present Al ttI