Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-04-20

ing Almas Temple represented with dis
| tinction at the Imperial Council session
A meeting of unusual Importance Of
| Almas Temple is announced for Wed
nesday evening, April 80; also the first
| ceremonial session to be held in the new
club house for Thursday evening, june
5, for which the most unusual prepare
lions are being made that the occa-
sion may rank with the red letter nights
in the history of Almas Temple. Peti-
| tions for this ceremonial must be ir
| the hands of the recorder not later
than Saturday, May 81.
Officers and members of La Fayette
Lodge, No. 10, will pay a fraternai visit
| to La Fayette Lodge Chapter, No. 81
of the Order of the Eastern Star, Wed
nesday evening at o'clock. The East
ern Star ladies will receive them at Their
chapter room, at Fourteenth and Ken
| yon streets northwest. A program OF
entertainment is being prepared for that
| occasion
Under the direction of Junior Pas
Master John D. McDuff1e, the degree
will be presented in East Gate Lodge
No. "a, Thursday evening, with al
stations filled by past masters, and after
the degree refreshments will be served
in the banquet hall by the ladies Of
East Gate Chapter of the Eastern Star
In testimony of services cheerfully
rendered and gratefully remembered
William r. Singleton Lodge and Friend
ship Chapter. Order of the Eastern
Star have had prepared and presented
to Charles R. Bartlett a sterling silver
perpetual membership card.
The Association of Worshipful Mas
tiers for the year 1905 held its annual
reunion recently at the Metropolitan
Hotel and listened to an address by
Lurtin r. CHM who was grand master
of MaSons that year. Past Grand Mas
ter w. w. Jermane, who was president
of the association in 1905, was reported
Ill and unable to be present. Letters
were read from A. j. White of No. 4
who was in Florida: j. H. Jochum
No. 9, who was in Chicago; E. Southall
No %, in New York, and DR.. Charles
F. Whitney of this city. This associa-
ton boasts of being the only one of its
character to have observed its annual
reunions unbrokenly since its organiza-
ton.
Washington Council of Select Masters
tomorrow evening will confer the de-
greeS with full line of officers, as fol-
lows: DAVID .. Dawson, INDUSTRIOUS
master: Rex B. Shelley, deputy master;
John S. Tassin, principal conductor OF
work Herbert c. Cave, captain of the
guard; Raymond L. Joy, conductor OF
the council; Jesse L. Thornton. steward
Grand Lecturer Clarence J. West will
interpret the several degrees!
Illustrious Grand Master George L.
Sherman and the grand master of Ma
sons, James A. West, who is member
of Washington Council. No. /, will be
in attendance. All council Masons are
invited.
Brightwood Commandery, No. 6, had
its annual grand visitation last Tues
day evening, when the grand COM
mander installed the following officers:
William G. Smith, commander: Edwin
BROKER, captain general: Garrett w.
Wolfe, senior warden; Wilson B. Dur
fee, junior warden; Warren A. Pierce,
prelate; Knute I. Wilson, sword bearer;
Arthur Lee Suter, standard bearer;
John E. Wade, warder and Walter F.
Plumley, Frank P. Pollard and E. c.
Magdeburger, guards. Secretary j.
Howard HiXon and Treasurer Arthur C.
Shaw, continuing in their stations, were
not installed again. Samuel B. Reeder,
generaliSsimo. who is now officially at
tending the Spanish Exposition in Sc
vile will be installed upon his return