Evening star., 1928-05-27

ttpOLICE NIGHT" will be celebrate
in Lebanon Lodge. No, Z. Thurs
Gay evening. at a special beginning a
= o'clock, when Annapolis Lodge. No
50. Of Maryland. will be the guest o.
the lodge and the famous police degrs'
team will present the work.
In the ritualistic work in Justice
Io6ge No. IS. Friday evening, Junior
Warden Thomas F. Baughman viii
head the Official line.
The Association of worshipfu
Masters for 1928 will meet Tuesday
evening in Lodgeroom No. 5, at s pm.
r.Stlowing q get-together dinner immedi-
steiy preceding at Picardi's. l4l7 New
York avenue, at $50 pm, which the
members have been urged to attend.
The regular dinner given each year
70 the members Of the Shrine aud
Grotto bali teams will be held this
year at Picardi's. at pm. June is
The ball PLAYERS will be the only guests
The associations degree team will
confer degrees June IS in Albert Pike
Lodge, Scottish Rite Catnedral.
Moving pictures Of the association
will be taken at Temple Heights al
pm, today.
Members Of Mount Pleasant Lodge,
No. SO, who are members of the Order
Of the Eastern Star will meet at the
lodgeroom Friday evening before
o'clock for the purpose Of paying visit
10 Columbia Chapter, Order Of the
Eastern Star, when an entertainment
vii be provided, to which members not
affiliated with the order will be well
q q
Putnam has charge Of the arrange
rentS.
Capitol Forest No. l04, Tall Cedars
of Lebanon, will have ceremonial at
Willard Hotel Thursday evening, when
reports viii be made on the visit OF the
representatives to the Supreme Forest
convention at Atlantic City. Unusual
entertainment is also announced.
The fifteenth annual Masonic and
Eastern Star day will be observed at
Griffith Stadium June Is, under the
direction Of the Association Of Wor-
shipful Masters for 1928 and the Ma
irons and Patrons Association Of 1928.
The Shrine base ball team, managed by
George E. King. is being put through
6 course OF intensive training for its
clash with & team representing Kallip-
oils Grotto. Funds derived from this
annual Masonic joIlification day are to
Be turned over 10 the board of directors
OF the Masonic and Eastern Star Home
for the benefit Of the home.
A musical program viii be broadcast
over Station WATAL On Wednesday eve
ming, commencing at $50 O'Clock, TO be
known as 'stg1e Masonic field day hour
OF music" The program viii be one Of
several arranged for the purpose Of Civ
ing publicity 70 the annual Masonic
and Eastern Star field day. All the
performers on the program will be
members Of one of the two fraternities,
and all members and their friends are
urged TO tune in and enjoy the enter
tzinnent.
Distinguished members night" was
observed III Washington Council. No. /,
Royal and Select Masters. last Monday
night. those OF ''tlae distinguished
membership" present being Dr.. Mark T.
Finley, Charles G. CoombS. George B..
NcGinty, Charles r. Bartlett, Rev.
John c. Palmer, William P. Herbst,
Reuben A. Bogley, James A. West,
Frank II. Roller, George r. Davis. John
A. Colborn and David S. Dawson.
There also were present the grand mas
ter, John w. Kimmerling: Past Grand
Masters Vaughan and Roseberry, Grand
Visitor ard Lecturer West, Grand Stew
syo Lainhart and Masters Eebbard OF
Brzhtwood and CLAYTON of Mount
Pleasant Councils. with past masters
and members Of the council and visi-
tors from other councils. The degrees
presented il robes was feature OF the
evening.
The Ionic Club, composed Of Master
Masons n the Treasury Department,
General Accounting ONCE and Capitol.
celebrated its fourteenth birthday last
Monday evening al the Hotel Washing
ton. Samuel r Marks, A. r. Thoman
and Donald Kegter were elected and
given the glad hand by the president.
The secretary read the minutes OF the
original meeting Of the Ionic Club,
which was held IA years ago. giving a
list q the charter members, also out
lining why the name Ionic had been
selected. The gayel was turned over 70
G. x. Erickson, vice president. acting
as chairman Of the fourteenth birthday
celebration committee. and the follow
ing was presented: w T. Braithwaite
tenor soioist, accompanied on the piano
by Gertrude Brooks Trumbley; Emily
Fisher and Virginia Walters In exl1ibi-
chief Of operations, Coast Guard serv-
Ice. in historical talk covering the
high points in the history Of the Coast
Guard since its beginning. He also pic
tglred some Of the thrilling resctles made
from wrecked ships along the Atlantic
and Pacific coasts. Frank Birgfeld
chief CLERK Treasury Department. gave
q short talk on why an Ionic Club
and the Best Way 10 Be Real Boost
ing Member Of It."
z 6. Hooper. president, indicated
that although this would be the last
club meeting previous 70 the usual Sum-
fner recess. representatives Of the mem
beTship campaign committee we're To-
Gated IA each bureau and each separate
sectlor 0. the Treasury Department and
General Accounting once. and that the
present membership campaign would
be continued during the Summer
months
The first social activity scheduled fOl
the early Fall will be the annual oyster
roast held al one of the nearby Chesa-
peake Bay resorts or a similar outing
During he Winter the club viii con-
tlnue rs series 0f ladies' nightA with
several typical stag club nights. each
with q surprise program.
u!uslrlols Master Samuel 7. Farmer
q Aoonifam Council. No. z, Royal anc
Select Masters. announces the preSeIta.
tl0n ot the degree u EupefeEcellenI
Master the evening of May 81 at tht
Scottish Rite Cathedral. Third and 7
streets. By the superexeellent degres
team II the council EuperezceIienl
masters are invited 70 witness the pres.
entEtl0n Candidates from the othei
I'VE councils viii be included In tht
class
Al the May assembly of Adonirsn
Council & jewel vas presented 10 Pas
Illuslrl0ls Master William A. Hafrief
w1o vas master of the council In 1914
This ceremony gss in accordance with
the practice of the council Of presentin;
eacn year a jewel 10 q past master o
earlier years VINO had retired without 1
jewel Dan C. Vaughan. past Crane
master and one u the charter member