Evening star., 1928-03-11
FRATERNITIES

/ Mason degree on five candidates Thurs
| day. Senior Warden Raymond l.. JOY
will preside in the East Master F. L
| Fahy announces on March 30 there vii
be a special communication of the lodge
| to be known as KiwaniS Club night
The Master Maston degree will be con.
| ferred on a large class by the Masonic
members of the Washington Kiwani:
Club, one of whose members will be III
the class. The Hiram Lodge fellow.
craft team will hold its regular drill to.
morrow evening III the basement rooms
Of the Concordia Church, Twentieth
and G streets. at 8 o'clock.
Master Samuel j. Feldman announces
the next stated communication oi
Samuel GomperS Lodge March l3 al
Masonic Temple at 7:30 pm. The Mas.
ter Mason degree will be conferred on
five candidates. with Junior Warden
ISadore A. Peake heading the official
line. Ladies night was held at the
Washington Hotel March 6.
At the March is communication OF
William r. Singleton Lodge, Master
Stanley announces the comforting OF
the Entered Apprentice degree, with
JuklIOi NdiuSu DtihSiSS AIcdGlAlS tiaS
official line. Homer j. Councillor,
teacher of the Vaughan Bible Glass,
Calvary Baptist Church, will give a
t5-minuate talk
At a meeting of the council officers
of the Royal Arch Chapters held at
Masonic Temple. March 3, the High
Priests Association of the District of
Columbia for the year 1928 was Or
ganized and the following officers elec-
ted: President. Clarence j. West: vice
president. Orie l.. BeardSley: secretary
treasurer. John L. McGrew. The ex-
ecutive committee consists of the fore
going officers and P. Raymond Boesch
dent appointed a committee on bylaws
composed of Harry l.. Strang, Sd. Rob-
ert w. Mathaney' and John E. Swain,
lr.
The association accepted invitations
to attend the convocations of Mount
Vernon Chapter. March II. and VIII
liam r. Singleton Chapter, March %.
President West announced special pro-
grams were being prepared for the
April, May and June meetings.
Senator Royal S. Copeland of New
York will be the guest of honor and
speaker in Congress Lodge Thursday.
At this meeting the members will dis
cuss the creation Of permanent relief
fund for the lodge. The master. M.
D. Smith. requests every member to
attend this meeting.
The Ashlar Club will be entertained
at its meeting Wednesday by the ini-
tiation team of the Railroad Square
Club. after which, refreshments will be
served. Chairman HarberS will report
the results of an investigation by his
committee regarding the proposal to
buy or build clubhouse In this city
that will be available for the use of all
the Masonic clubs.
Master Willis B. Robinson OF Adoni-
ram Council. Royal and Select Masters,
announces that at the assembly Thurs
day officers will be elected and in
stalled. and that on a date to be an
nounced shortly a special assembly
will be called for the purpose of con-
ferring the degrees of Royal and Sc
lect Master on large class composed
Of members of the Shrine.
The Association OF Illustrious Mas
ters Of the six councils of Royal and
Select Masters of the District of CO.
lumbia has sent out tickets. through
the recorders Of the several councils.
for a theater party at Keith's Theater
the evening of March Is. with the
statement that tickets must be ex-
changed for reserved seats not later
than March IL.
The Lambskin Club met at North
east Masonic Temple Saturday night
and was addressed by President Brady
OF the advisory board Of the Distric,
Of Columbia Masonic Clubs on the en-
dowment to the George Washington
University Foreign Service School by
the Masonic Clubs of Washington. The
meeting was followed by an entertain
ment furnished by Marie and Mare
modern jazz: Wilbur Smith, rsusical
tramp. and Harry Arnold. harmonica
champion.
The club has been inaugurated un-
der the leadership OF President Harry
.Warfield An initiation team will
make its debut at the next meeting
April 2. Members Of all Masonic
clubs are invited to attend.
The last initiation ceremonial o!
Capitol Forest. Tall Cedars of Lebanon
was celebrated as the second anni-
verSary OF the forest. at the willard
Hotel, with about 500 members pres
ent. Baltimore Forest sent a delega-
tion Of more than 400 members, head