Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-03-31

THREE Masonic events scheduled
for today will include the
Knights Templar Easter service
i at Walter Reed Hospital, at
o'clock this morning by Orient
SYMBOLIC Service, "Relighting the
Lights" at All Souls Church, this
afternoon at o'clock, and the services
at the Masonic and Eastern Star Home
this afternoon under the auspices OF
King Solomon Lodge, No. 81, and con-
Quoted by its chaplain, Rev. William
A. Eisenberger.
Tuesday evening at the New Willard
Hotel, with dancing starting at O'Clock
and continuing until am, the uni
formed bodies of Almas Temple Of the
Mystic Shrine announce 1.-THE greatest
social event. of the year" in their an
nual Spring. bali In honor OF their
illustrious potentate, Edwin G. Button.
A feature of the occasion will be the
appearance, through the courtesy OF
the management Of Loew's Palace
Theater, of Wesley Eddy and his Syn
copators, who will render the music OF
the evening.
Monarch Arthur M. Poynton Of
Kallipolis; Grotto, Mystic Order Of
Yelled Prophets, has announced that
the athletic stag night of the Grotto
originally set for April IS, Will be held
on Tuesday, April 30, instead and that
the entertainment win be given In the
Washington Auditorium.
The Spring ceremonial Of Almas
Temple OF the Mystic Shrine will be
Tnoofaf. W1auavif6
street and Pennsylvania avenue, Mon
day evening, April 49,, and, It has beer
announced, applications of candidates
will be received by the recorder not
later than Tuesday. April %. Potentate
Edwin c. Dutton has announced that
only the official representatives OF
AlunaS Temple Will be sent by the
temple toEthe session Of the Imperial
Council gat Los Angeles, Calf. June
4, S and 6, but that Recorder T. Law
renee Walker will receive applications
for reservations from any noble who
desires to make t11e, trip on his own
account and many such applications
have already been received
Junior warden FRANCIS d. Williams
viii head the oficia1 line IN the degree
work in Myron M. Parker Lodge, No.
~, Tuesday evening. assisted by the
officers of the lodge and the degree
team under Capt John @. Mcconnell.
This team assisted In the degree work
In Warren @. Harding Lodge at Ma
sonic Temple at It's last meeting.
La Fayette Royal Arch Chapter.
No. 5, after its usual conclave Tues
day evening, will celebrate Aviation
night for the purpose Of 9 reception
to Lieut.. Elwood r. Quesada, co-pilot
Of the Question Mark, who viii talk
on the recent flight OF that famous
airplane. Assistant Curator Paul Gar
technology Of the Smithsonian Insti-
tuition also will give talk on the de-
velopment of aviation; illustrated with
lantern slides and q four-reel motion
picture, wings Of the Army" viii be
shown. The program Is In charge OF
r. c. Lewis Of the chapter. The fra
ternity is invited to be present.
Petworth Lodge, No. Al, will present
the degree work Thursday evening with
o cast comprised Of past masters and
the present and past patrons Of the
Order Of the Eastern Star, with Past
Master Richard E.. Vincent as master OF
ceremonies.
The Electrical Craftsman win tniti-
ate q large class Of candidates ct the
Northeast Masonic Temple Saturday
evening, starting at o'clock. accord
ing to the announcement by r. L. Nc
Dormand- fsss..s
Washington Centennial Lodge, No.
IA, has made elaborate preparation for
a past masters night Wednesday eve
xv,t,n,s <1Narpon Of mill fsF<Y94 :.
prise "a past masters of the lodge, and
the occasion viii be regarded as espe-
cially honoring all the past masters of
the lodge, who are expected to be
present.
Adoniram Council, No. 2. Royal and
Select Masters, has elected and ir-
stalled the following officers: Rufus w.
Pearson, illustrious master; Clarence j.
West, deputy master; Roy A. Plympton.
principal conductor Of work; Lucien G.
Yung.. treasurer: George L. Sherman,
recorder: Irwin j. Hibbs, captain OF the
guard: Raymond N. Babcock, conductor
of council; Theodore c. Lewis. steward;
Milton D. Smith, marshal; Aquilla G
Homan, sentinel; Edward Burkholder,
trustee of the perpetual membership
fund. The following proxies to the
Grand Council were appointed and con-
firmed by the council: For the Illus
trious master. Irwin ]. Hibbs; for the
deputy master, Raymond N. Babcock,
and for the principal conductor OF work.
Theodore G.. Lewis.
Grand Master John w. Kimmerling
installed the officers and presented .
Jewel to the retiring master. Samuel Z.
Farmer, on behalf Of the council.
1ohr A CoIborn. grand recorder;
announces that Saturday evening at 9
O'Clock the tenth annual assembly OF
the Grand Council Of Royal and Select
Masters viii be held in the council
chamber. Masonic Temple, Thirteenth
street and New York avenue northwest.
All members Of the rite are invited TO
attend.
EASTERN STAR.
Grand Matron Mrs. Pearl Watt Glib
and Grand Patron John Clagett PROCTOR
will make oficial visits to the following
Chapters: Gayel Chapter Tuesday eve
nina. cpd washington Centennial
Chapter Friday evening.
Lebanon Chapter at its meeting
March 26 was visited by the grand
natron, the grand patron. Past Grand
Matron Flora Campbell, Past Grand
Matron Tiliie Chauncey, Past Grand
Patron William @. Belts, Associate
Grand Matron Katherine Merritt, As
sociate Grand Conductress Edith VII.
Iiauns and the matrons and patrons @
1929. A floral welcome was EXTENDED e
the grand n1atron and grand patron py
The conductress and star points. Aftel
conferriug degrees the following pro-
gram was rendered: Solo, Past MatTon
AZ Deli sale Of Treaty Oak Chapter
with Natalie wilson Of the same chap
ter At the piano; reading. Past Matron
ELIZABETH Harmon Of Eiecta Chapter
md 3 solo, Past Patron Harry Forkel
Of william r. Hunt Chapter, accom-
ranied IN Past Matron Clecne Cramp'
Ton 81 Mount Pleasant Chapter.
me tsuaplE and endowment commit;