Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-02-24


TIME Winter reunion of the Scot
fish Rite bodies will begin to-
morrow evening and continue
4 throughout the week, the degree
work starting each evening at
7:30 o'clock. The calendar at the head
of this column schedules the degrees to
be presented on each evening of the
week
This evening at o'clock the men,
>bers of Washington Centennial Lodge,
No IA, will attend religious services at
the United Brethren Memorial Church,
at North Capitol and r streets. at the
invitation to them, their families and
friends by Rev. DR.. S. B. Daugherty,
the lodge chaplain.
Kallipolis Grotto announces a good
fellowship night for tomorrow evening,
for which Capt. William j. Erskine and
Prophet Lloyd Abbott have prepared
an Unusual program and refreshments.
which will be in charge of the drill
team. Monarch Poynton announces
that wonderful stag night" also is
TO be given, arrangements being in
charge Of Master Of Ceremonies Carlton
F. sHowell and Past Monarch H. j.
Gompers. A short form ceremonial will
be held in March.
Harmony Lodge, No. II, will devote
its communication Wednesday evening
to social entertainment, with surprises
promised.
At the convocation of AnacoStia Royal
Arch Chapter tomorrow evening the
Mark Master degree will be presented
with E. T. Layton, king of the chapter,
fha official limo and with the
past high priests of the chapter partici-
Rating After the degree refreshments
will be served and members of the fra
ternity have been invited to be present.
Washington Chapter, No. 2, of the
Electrical Craftsmen, a Masonic organi-
zation, will meet in the Northeast Ma
sonic Temple Saturday evening, with
degrees, addresses and entertainment as
features of the meeting.
The Ionic Club of Master Masons,
> consisting of employees of the Treasury
Capitol, General Accounting Office and
Income Tax Bureau, will hold a ladies'
night at 2400 Sixteenth street Wednes-
day from $50 to IL, with dancing and
entertainment. A gala evening Is prom
ised.
The new officers of the club are:
President, F. A. Birgfeld, chief clerk,
Treasury Department; vice president.
C. Earl Grantham, division of loans and
currency: secretary, j. L. Bateman, con-
tract audit, General Accounting Office,
and treasurer, F. w. Alexander, chief,
military pay and travel, General Ac-
counting Office.
other activities are being planned to
the end that all may have "a grand
and glorious time during the coming
year"
The Ladies' Auxiliary of the Lamb
skin held its installation of officers, With
President Criswell of the LambSkin Club
as installing officer. assisted by Past
President Mrs. Sharp as marshal The
following we're installed: June Schultz,
president; Mollie Fosson, vice president;
Mrs. Stark, secretary; Irene Ford, treas
urer; Mrs. League, conductreSs; Mrs.
Ford, associate conductreSS; Mrs. jar
dine. organist; Dorothy Puryear, war
der, and Mrs. Hyde, sentinel. This was
followed by an entertainment and re-
freshments. Junior Past President
Anna Vierbuchen was presented with
gifts from the club and the auxiliary.
Francis Donovan gave reading; Mar
jorie League, a piano solo; Julia Cum
ningham danced; Mr.. and Mrs. Godfrey,
songs and Jokes Mrs. Stark presented
the president with flowers. Mr.. Stark
and Mr.. Day, State vice president of
the National Masonic League OF the
District of Columbia, gave interesting
talks on the Cherry Blossoms"
The high priests, kings and scribes
of the various Royal Arch Chapters
organized the High Priests Association
for 1929 last Saturday evening, with
ORE L, Breadsley of Washington Chap
ter. No. 2, president; John l.. McGrew
of Mount Vernon, No. 3, vice president;
H. w Deitrick of Potomac, No. 3, secre-
tary-treasurer; Charles j. Armbruster
of Petworth, No. is, and H. Clyoee
Grimes of Potomac, No. 8, members OF
the executive committee.
The Circle Club of Master Masons at
a recent meeting celebrated "Petwortn
night" the guests being the members
Of Petworth and Joppa Lodges ana Pet-
wdrth Chapter of Royal Arch Masons'
There was a large attendance Of visitors
from other Masonic clubs OF the DIS.
trict. The entertainment was furnisneo
by the orchestra Of the Vaughn class OF
the Calvary Baptist Church. under the
diraction Of Chester Hutchinson; violin
solo by Master Herman Hill, accom-
uanied on the piano by Miss Driscou
selections by the Paul Dawson's Cali
fornia Orchestra, Miss Margaret Sui
Ivan at the piano: vocal selections by
Miss 10 Persells, accompanied on the
piano by Mrs. Houn, and piano solo by
the Misses Scott Representative Jeri
Bslsby Of Mississippi delivered an ad-
dress.
The Temple Club of Master Ma
sons of the Post ONCE Department
headed by their president, Charles E
Warren. visited AnacoStia Lodge, NO
81, recently, on the invitation OF the
worshipful master, Francis A. Dony
who is also a member of the Temple
Club. An enjoyable entertainment wa:
provided by the lodge, the principa
feature being Senior Warden Dallas FRI
with his ukulele and songs. The speak
err of the evening was the grand master
Of the District Of Columbia, Wisdom ID
Brown. Addresses we're made also by
Master Dony, w. H. Beckstein. maste'
of Columbia Lodge, No. g. E. F. Rober
son, past master of Seat Pleasant Lodge
No. 2l8; Alexander Miller, past mastel
of Hope Lodge, No. 20; Rev. Georg
Connor and President Warren, Firs
Vice President Van Metre, Second Vic
President Bartholow and Past Presl
dents Cuinmins, Mcmillan and Sun
void of the club and Andus T. Davis
chief clerk of the Post Office Depart
rnent. Refreshments were served an
motion pictures were shown. This !
the first of series of visitations to b
made to some Of the District lodges b.
the members of the Temple Club.
EASTERN STAR.
Grand Matron Mrs. Pearl Watt Glib
and Grand Patron John Clagett Procto
will make their official visits to the FOL
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