Evening star., 1928-04-29
FRATERNITIES

the degree on one candidate, All
master Masons are invited
The twenty sixth annual convention
Of the Supreme Forest, Tall Cedars Of
Lebanon. will be held at Atlantic City,
N. j., May l6. IA and Is, st which time
IL Is expected that approximately iS0.-
600 persons will be present. There will
be held a reception and registration of
delegates MAY Is. Steeplechasc Pier
will be reserved May IA exclusively for
Tall CedarS, their families and friends,
at which time all amuSementS will be
free to those showing their registration
cards of admittRnce; the Supreme
Forest opening meeting OF the Conven-
tion will be held at the Ambassador
Hotel In the morning. while al pm.
At the new Masonic Temple. tie ROYAL
Court of Allentown Forest, No. Al, Al
lcntown. Pa, will eXemplify and initiate
A LARGE class OF candidates. The Su-
peme Forest will elect its new Supreme
Tall Cedar May Is, at which time the
new leader elected win be escorted 10
the Steel Pier for a reception In his
honor. attended by the maSSed bands
and rangers of all forests present. This
event will be completed with parade
and dance,
Grand Tall Cedar H. NJ. Vandervort
announces Capitol Forest will hold a
ceremonial tomorrow In the ballroom
of the New willard Hotel At 8 pm, at
which time a large number OF csndi-
dates win be initiated Al the last ex-
ecutive meeting II was decided that new
uniforms would be furnished In the
near future for the rangers of the
forest. This will make the second unit
which Capitol Forest has completely
uniformed during its two years OF en-
! iStence.
The Ionic Club Master MaSonS en-
ployed in the Treasury Department.
| General Accounting once and the Capt.
| tol. held an informal smoker and enter
/ ainment In the sun parlor of the WASH
meton Hotel last Thursday evening,
/ E. c. Hooper. president. previous to
turning the gsvel over TO John G. VIII
lis master OF ceremonies. obligated j.
/ NJ. Henderson and Otto o. Beuhner as
members and appointed c. Earl Grant
! ham the club representative in the
/ Liberty Loan Building. The committee
I appointed to arrange for the fourteenth
/ birthday celebration OF the club. 10 be
/ held in May. reported that an interest
Ing program with some real surprises
was being prepared.
/ Under the direction of John c. Willis.
master OF ceremonies. the following
program was then presented: c. B.
! Keller, president of the Fellowship Club.
IN a short talk on fraternal subjects.
I monologue by william Burton. past
| president of the Southgate Club: bari
! tone solo by Jacob Emergh; address.
The Real South and Traditions" 10y
I Representative B. G. Lowerv OF Mis-
sissippi, and group of songs by the
Washington Male Quartet.
President E. c. Hooper was congratu-
Iated upon having successfully put 'over
the top" ladies' night in January, =
stag" club night in February and a
ladies' night in March. and an enjoy
able informal smoker and entertainment
in April.
Capitol Forest Tall Cedars OF Leb-
anon, will hold a ceremonial In the
New willard Hotel ballroom. pm
Monday with something doing" The
forest also was invited bv the Square
Club. MaSons Of Laurel Wreath Lodge.
No. l4a. TO fraternal visit April -.
when the grand tall cedar H. NJ. VAN
dervoort. was escorted bv the band and
,ther units and large delegation Cere-
monisls are announcsd also for May al
June %. September "a. Octooer 20. Mo-
ven1ber 30 and December %.
The Association of worshipful Mas
! ters Cor 1929 viii meet Mondav evening
at O'Clock. In iodg- room No. I. 10 con-
sider matters in connection With the
srnust feld day and other importan.
subjects.
La Fayetts Royal Arch Chapter. No /
}. viii BE- the guest Of la FAyette Lodge
No. 10, Thursday evening
Justice Lodge. No. As. has announced
that its communication nf May Is has
been called of to permit the lodge to
accept the invitation Of Pnolesville
Lodge. No. 2i4 10 make Ii a fraternal
visit and to assist In the rituaiistic work
on that occasion.
ORDER oF DE MOLAY.
Robert L@ Bruce Chapter will observe
its Patriots day rites by mass at
tendance at the vesper services held
az Mount St. Alban this afternoon,
Bishop Freeman viii deliver the ad-
dress.
There will be short business meet
Ing OF the chapter at the Cathedral
next Thursday night lecture will
/ BE- presented following this meeting
Jobs Daughters will observe a De
Moiav night May 5. at which this
chapter will be special guests Patrol
/ members are ordered To report 10 drill
! first and viii be excused In time TO at
! tend this AFFAIR.
/ All members who are going on the
! excursion 70 New York MAY 8 must
| take note that the train leaves the
/ Union Station at midnight Saturday.
/ Those desiring 10 have breakfast wait
Inc for them when they aet to Jersey
City must arrange with Bill Brown not
/ later than May Z.
EASTERN STAR.
Mrs Marie Summers. matron Of Will
! liam r. Hunt Chapter, announces a card
+ party at the Chestnut Farms Audito-
+ rum May T.
Margaret r. Jones. maIron Of Esther
Chapter, snnountes the degrees viii be
conferred Thursday evening. Past
MAtror Etts Davis has charge Of the
program TO follow the initiation.
Mrs. Bertha Lynn. conductrese Of
Nope Chapter. will hold luncheon and
card party a. her home, 30i First street
houtheast, April 80 al | pm. The grand
3onductfeEG and the associate grand
conduciress viii be guests Of honor The
annual rumHaRe sale Of Hope Chapter
Bill be held May g. snd 5 Al l40.
1 Twenty-ninth street
J0ppa Lodge Chapter will have
short business meeting MAY ?, The
ways and means committee will hold
card party May al 4 pm. at Chestnut
Farms Auditorium May is will be past
ofheers' night. June has been desiR-
mated by the mstron and patron as 1923
night, when the nlatF0ng and patrons of
this year viii be the guests
Treaty Oak Chapter. u. D.. held its
first initiation on Temple Heights April
n ~ pm Among the distinguished
guests were Most Worthy Grand Ma
tr0n NJ the World Mrs Emma r. Chad
Draiz y. Dunkum. Grand Chaplain
DR.. john e. Palmer. Past Grand Pa