Evening star., 1929-04-14

SCOTTISH RITE.
Monday-Mithras Lodge of Perfec-
ton, statutory. assembly.
- ERVICES ut the Masonic and
Eastern Star Home this after
noon will be held under the aus
~ piceS Of Temple Noyes Lodge, No.
80, with Rev. DR.. John c. Palmer,
grand chaplain of the Grand Lodge,
ofnciating. Fred East, the baritone So
loist of the lodge, will be heard in Sc
lections. A general invitation has been
extended to the fraternity to partici-
pate.
Master Leonard l.. Sherfey of Theo-
dore Roosevelt Lodge, No. A, in addi-
ton to its scheduled degree work, Will
have lecture wednesday eevning by
well known speaker which will be OF
special interest to MaSonS.
Master George H. Foster of Justice
Lodge. No. 46, has announced that in
addition to the consideration OF tmpor-
tant bylaw amendments Friday evening
there will be also an educational fea-
ture In the form Of Q motion picture
provided by Master Of Ceremonies Del
lett.
The Masters Association of 1905 will
hold their twenty-fourth annual BAN
nuet at the Metropolitan Hotel Satur-
Gay evening of this week. when Past
Grand Master Lurtin r. CHM, president
Of the association ex-ofhcio, will be spe-
cial guest Past Grand Master w. w.
Jermane was the original president OF
this association, which is the only con-
tinuing association Of its kind IN the
District, never having omitted single
yearly meeting since its formation.
At the last stated assembly of wash
ington Council, No. /, r. and S. NJ, the
following officers were elected or ap-
pointed; Lloyd o. Miller. III. M; David
S. Dawson, D. NJ; Rex b. Shelley, P.
C. W.; John A. Colburn, Rec; William
H. McCray, treasurer: John S. Tassin,
C. G.; Herbert c. Cave; G. c.; Warren
3. WEIGH, steward; Orie L. Beardsley,
instructor of work, and Webster Z. Os-
mond, sentinel.
Degree work Is announced for tomor-
row night and cordial invitation is ex-
tended to all Cryptic Rite Masons to be
present.
Representative Butler B. Hare of
South Carolina Is expected to deliver
an address before Petworth Lodge, No.
~, Thursday evening In Joppa Temple,
1909 Ninth street northwest, previous to
the degree work. Master James e. Red
man has extended an invitation to the
craft to be present.
Kallipolis Grotto Band and Drill
Corps is expected to pay q visit to Will
liam r. Singleton Lodge, No. 80, tomor-
row evening at 45ll Wisconsin avenue
northwest, and the membership has
been invited to bring their friends for
the entertainment that will follow.
Edwin C. Dutton, potentate Of Almas
emple, has informed the membership
OF the local Shrine that the ceremonial
session on Monday, April 70, will be
"a scintillating revelation to the large
class of noviceS." The President Thea
ter has been engaged for this fraterna1
Spring classic, and doors will open at
1880 o'clock for the first part of the
program, which starts with a concert
BY Almas Military Band. under Louis
S. YaSSel. James C. Hoyle, chairman
Of the entertainment committee. has
arranged for . series of entertainment
features bound to rivet the undivided
attention Of both spectators and can
didates." Applications for the cere-
monial must be in the hands of the
recorder not later than Tuesday, April
23.
During the past week Washington
was the place Of meeting of an i'm
portant Shrine committee, consisting
Of several recorders of note throughout
America. Among those present were:
James H. Price, imperial recorder, and
Everette w. JacockS, assistant to i'm
perial recorder, both of Richmond,
Va: James w. Barber, recorder of
Syria Temple Of Pittsburgh, Pa; Leslie
H. Swan, recorder of India Temple of
Oklahoma City, Okla; Mont. w. Wa
ters, recorder of Irene Temple of
Wilkes Barre, Pa; Harvey N. Petty,
recorder of Salaam Temple, Newark,
N. j.; John A. Morrison, recorder of
Kismet Temple of Brooklyn, N. Y, and
F. Lawrence Walker, recorder Of Almas
Temple Of Washington, d. C. The
meetings were presided over by the
local member Of the committee, F:
Lawrence Walker.
The purpose Of the meeting was to
arrange for standardizing the work in
the various recorders officers in the
Shrine in the 1877 temples located in
wall. The meeting extended over a
period Of three days, beginning Thurs
day and closing Saturday night.
The Caravan Club of Almas Temple
win hold its weekly luncheon and en-
tertainment tomorrow at 1880 at the
City Club. The occasion has been
DESIGNATED AS United States Army Band
day. Among the members of the band
belonging to the Mystic Shrine who will
be present are William j. Stannard,
leader; Capt C. d. Away, commanding
direction band tours are made: also
Philip Kohn, Frank j. Jakuhec, John
w. Tilburg, william A. McRory, Fred
H. Voll and Edgar w. Mexican. These
members of the band will sail soon for
Spain to represent the Government at
the exposition to be held at Seville
this Summer. An invitation has been
extended by the club for all Shriners
to be present to speed the visitors on
their contemplated trip.
DR.. J. r. Prendergast announces that
Capital Forest, No. 104. Tall Cedars OF
Lebanon, will be represented at the
Supreme Forest sessions at Baltimore
in May by the entire uniformed bodies.
Royal Rangers. band, Royal Court and
st,IntS Committee. A card party will
be held Tuesday at Northeast Masonic
Temple, Eighth and F streets.
EASTERN STAR.
JoppA Lodge Chapter will have in
itiatory work st its meeting April u.
After the meeting an endowment Sklt
viii be given by the Cathedral Players
Of Cathedral Chapter.
The endowment committee Is spon-
soring . domestic science short course
of fIve lessons from April Is to April
10, inclusive, at the Petworth M. =.
Church, fr0m to 3 pm.
The ways and means committee ar1-
noilnces o card party, April rs, at Joppa
Temple.
Grand Matron Pearl Watt Glib and
Grand Patron John Clagett Proctor will