Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-11-24


u called for Friday evening at 1880
o'clock in lodge room No. ] at
Masonic Temple for the consideration
of important matters affecting the
United Masonic Temple. the centrallza-
ton Of Masonic relief and the Masonic
master has asked The fullest possible at
tendance Of Grand Lodge members.
Albert Pike Lodge, No. SO, will meet
tomorrow evening at 1880 O'Clock In
lodge room No. 2 of Masonic Temple,
instead of at the Scottish Rite Cathe.
dral, for the purpose of its annual
grand visitation by the grand master
and officers of the Grand Lodge, wnlcn
viii occur at 8 o'clock. This arrange
ment has been made In part 10 per.
nit the lodge members to attend the
grand visitation to Dawson Lodge, NO.
i6. at 8 O'Clock, of which lodge the
grand master is a member.
Yallipolis Grotto, Mystic Order OF
Yelled Prophets, will meet tomorrow
evening purely for business purposes; IN
order. on Tuesday evening, to enable
the officers and members to attend the
grand n1onarchS ceremonial In TeuH
S;rotto of Baltimore. Md, the train for
the Monumental City leaving Union
Station at z pm. via the Pennsylvanla
road, arriving in Baltimore at 1:oO
O'Clock. The WashingtonianS VIII pa
rade from Union Station IN Baltnmore
to the Pythian Temple in Baltimore, at
Charles and Preston streets, where the
ceremonial win be held.
High Priest Erwin ]. Hibbs Of Co
lunabia Chapter, No. ], has announced
that Druid Chapter, No. 20, of Balti-
more, Md, headed by the excellent nlgn
g I9nhfFacnF f0upfhHr
with 800 companions, will pay o ira
ternal visit wednesday evening for the
purpose of comforting the Most Excellent
Master Degree in amplified form OF the
MARYLAND ritual. A special train will
leave Baltimore at $40 pm. ana Will
arrive In washington about pm: A
reception committee, headed by Past
Hirf1 priest and Grand Scribe of the
Grand Chapter G. C. Coombs, Past High
Priest Samuel j. Farmer, High Priest
Charles j. Armbrewster of Petworth
No, IS; Ora Beardsley OF washington,
No. 2, president of the High Priests AS
ISOLATION; Past High Priests Clarence J.
West of La Fayette. No. 5; Lucien G.
Yung of Mount Horeb, No. z, grand
visitor and lecturer of the Grand chap
ter, and Companions Gutschall, Livers,
Hunt, Beers, Matthias, Byant, Milton,
Smith, Savage, Walkenshaw and Hart
line, will meet the visitors on their ar
rival here.
After the degree. Grand High Priest
Walter r. Smith will close In ample
form and Columbia viii be the host 70
its visitors at the City Club, where
music and refreshments viii be served
by q committee headed by the council
oficers-E. j. HibbS, high priest; Rob-
ert s. Regar, king, and Harry G. Robbs
scr;be-and Castleman P. Boss, GUS
todian.
A greeters' committee has been
formed by the past high priests and
officers of the chapter and is headed by
Past High Priest Harry L. Strang, 3D.
The past high priests and the year In
which they served the chapter are: Ed
win A. Heilig 1894; e. st. Clair Thomp-
son (grand high priest. 1909, 1899;
w. Ivanhoe Jochum, 1905; Harry L..
grand high priest, 1919, 1908; Franz
A. Birgfeid, 1909; Nathan j. Ward,
1910; Francis N. Westerman, 1911;
Charles Cyrus Coombs, 1918: Charles
Calvin Galloway, 1914; James A. West,
1915; George O. Seibold 1916; William
S. Macdonald, 1917: George L. Sher-
man. 1918; Rufus w. Pearson; 1919;
Burkholder, 1922 Samuel T. Farmer,
1928; Daniel p. Bush. 1924; Louis c.
Atkins, 1925; James II. Windsor, 1926;
Charles w. Ayars, 1927. and Harry l..
Strang, Sd, 1928.
The Masonic Glee Club of Washing
ton, under the direction of Walter Ed
win Cossins, will sing at Federal Lodge
Tuesday evening and at Harmony
Lodge Wednesday the latter occasion
being the annual visitation Of the
Grand Lodge
Alnas Temple Of the Mystic Shrine
has announced a ceremonial session for
Monday, December 80, at the Masonic
Temple Auditorium, preceded by
buffet dinner to the nobility in the BAN
quet hall at $50 pm. Petitions for the
class must be in the hands of the re-
corder not later than Monday, Decem-
Der %. A business meeting Of the tenn
pie is announced for Saturday of this
week, which, it is stated, will be Of
much importance to many of the mobiles.
The foregoing announcements came
through new issue of the Alr1as Alibi.
which contains survey of accomplish
ments by Illustrious Potentate Edwin
c. Dutton; floor plans of the new Almas
Club House, now in course of erection,
and other matters of interest to the
nobility.
The De Molay poster staff will meet
Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock at the
Terminal Press, 923 Eleventh street
northwest to aid in making up the
poster, so that it may be in the hands
Of the members by the first week in
December.
Friday of this week the chapter is
sponsoring its third annual vaudeville
and dance at the National Press Club.
The play, entitled Lifting Jimmie S
Jirx," will feature an all-De Molay cast.
The Tlmblers will give an exhibition Of
new stunts to conclude the program.
Dancing will run from 10 pm. to am.
Music viii be furnished by Howard G..
Lowd's Orchestra.
The advisory council of the Order
Of De Molay has selected Charles A
Goodman and Charles w. Garlock. to be
supervisor of the actives of Robert lie
Bruce Chapter, Charles A. Goodman 70
supervise the basket ball team and
Charles w, Garlock to supervise both
the patrol and the tumblers.
EASTERN STAR.
Donation evening will be observed
Tuesday by Electa Chapter. The MEM
bers are requested to give money Tor
the purchase of canned goods for the
Masonic and Eastern Star Home. a
dance and card party are to be given
Saturday evening by the chapter and
Anacostia Lodge, F. A. A. M, at the
Mayfiower Hotel for the temple build
ing fund.
Matron Louise Hoskinson of Temple
Chapter announces a class OF candi-
dates for tomorrow evening. after wnlcn
there will be refreshments and dane
ing. 1T the next meeting, December 8
at 7:so O'Clock, viii be election Of ON
GERS.
The Matrons and Patrons Association
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