Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-02-16

SAOAI I1lc OCBLGCoI
commencing tomorrow evening
i with the fourth and seventh de-
grees. continuing Tuesday eve
ming with the fourteenth degree; We'd
neSday evening with the fifteenth degree
and Thursday evening with the twenty
first degree, and closing next week with
the thirtieth degree on Tuesday evening
and the thirty-second degree Wednes-
day evening.
Washington Centennial Lodge, No. IA,
will make its annual pilgrimage to
Mount Vernon Saturday, the member
ship leaving Masonic Temple in BUSES
at / pm.
Pentalpha Lodge, No. %, announces
in connection with degree work for to-
morrow evening an off1cial visitation
from Anacostia Lodge, No. IL.
Myron M. Parker Lodge. No. ~, will
convert its communication, following
regular business. Tuesday evening. into
social evening and invites the lady
friends of the members to an entertain
ment to be provided by the young ladies
of Jobs Daughters.
East Gate Lodge, No. 81, at its COM
munication Wednesday evening, will be
entertained by an illustrated lecture,
"A Vacation With Chinese Bandits" by
ment, U. S. A., during social hour.
William r. Singleton Lodge, No. 80,
will have as its guests Thursday eve
ming, the members Of William r. Single.
ton Royal Arch Chapter and Of Friend
ship Chapter, O. e. s., for o vaudeville
performance TO be given by the young
men of Robert lie Bruce Chapter, Order
of De Molay. Following this there will
be refreshments and dancing.
Harry M. Keyser, secretary and as
siStant counsel Of the washington Rail-
way & Electric Co., past master Of
Kemper Lodge, Falls Church, Va, will
entertain Petworth Lodge, No. Al, Thurs.
day evening, with an address on George
Washington" The craft is invited.
Lebanon Lodge, No. z; will have an
Illustrated lecture on George Washing
ton the Mason" by Representative vii
liam r. Eaton Of Colorado, ana an illus.
trated talk on Forgotten Ruins of Indo
China" by Past Master Walter W..
WEBER OF Manila Lodge, No. /, Of the
Philippines. Other distinguished guests
are expected.
PoteRtate James C. Hoyle of Alnas
Temple: who Is said to have electrified
the MOBILES with his mueh-in-earnest adj
ministEatfon, has announced o business
meeting of the temple for March is.
which Is 20 be followed by social hour.
an innovation that Is likely to prove
popular as well as beneficial to Almas.
Elaborate preparations already are un-
der way for the big ceremonial April 8.
When the imperial potentate viii make
ms annual ofneial visit, accompanied by
most OF Shrine dtgnitaries represent
ing temples al over the country and
Canada. The meeting Of March i8 viii
give the opportunity to discuss the de-
tails OF his reception and to offer sug.
gestionS in connection Herewith. the
ceremonial Is to introduce another inno-
Vation. This time, instead of the divan
composing the cast In the degree work
there VIII be an imposing cast of verv
prominent Shriners whose names cannot
oe announced until all Of them have
accepted Potentate Hoyle's invitation to
serve, ana this substitute cast for the
occasion Is also expected to develop a
matter OF still greater Importance not
only 10 AlniaS Temple. but to the nobil-
ny generally throughout the entire
Shrine jurisdiction The new club house
will be the scene of the ceremoniaI. The
meeting OF March 18 also will be held
Inere. This Is to show the mobiles ~
AImas Temple that there is a new club
mouse, and not maybe, also that not onIv
us complexion without delay, but its
equlpnient IN every respect shall be in
RA-o NAeAa 4bo COSL ana lis hPQlltV
matters dear to the potentate,s hesTt1y'
ana ne stated in an interview during
Ine week he Is confident that the entire
nool1ty OF AlmaS Temple not ONLY feels
as ne uoes. out is grimly determined as
ne Is 70 put the thing over.b' Aimas
Tempe, ne added, is going to have
soLnetning more than habitation and a
through. A'e se"0
Robert lie Bruce Chapter, Order of De-
Moiay, Friday evening was host to the
6etneI OF Jobs Daughters. The f1onored
queen, Marie Miller, received a cordial
h MSc1ne from the master councillor in
oenal1 OF the chapter. The night was
set aside and called Jobs DaurhtArs
NiCe. The mothers of the Mothers
Cluo, members of the bethel we're
guests. with Mother Teachum. Dad"
Rlch and the associate grand guardian
OF the bethel. Many Master Masons
also witnessed the degree. Thirty-one
canoldates were initiated.
A play entitled "Mocked Wedding"
was presented by Cleveland VanHorn
SrD, Cecil Hoist. Jimmie Kowall, joseph
'Wlneburg and Teddy Kirsh.
Ine honored queen in a brief speech
thanked the. chapter for having set
aside the night especially for the bethel
and expressed the pleasure of herself
and associates with the entire program
Dancing followed in the bali room of
the cathedral.
Saturday of this week the CHAPTER is
sponsoring its third pilgrimage TO pay
homage TO the memory of George Wash
1ngtol--"the Man and the Mason. u
Lamar Munrue is the executive chair
man OF the committee in charge. with
Ray Fuge in charge of transportation
Philip Nachman Is chairman Of regis
tratiOn and ARRANGEMENTS in connection
with the dance which will be ct tbs
Tech High School gym; Charles A
Goodman on program; George Thomp-
son, orchestra; George Belt lunch;
Albert Tucker, incidentals, and Eddie
Neal, general adviser.
Services will be held at the Tomb OF
the Unknown Soldier and at the grave Of
Uncle Bill" who passed away recently
Following this the members will go tc
Mount Vernon to visit the home anC
tomb Of Washington.
The fifth annual banquet of the Ma.
sonic Club of the Weather Bureau wa
held recently in the oak room of the
Raleigh Hotel with an attendance Of
nth, past master of The New Jerusa.
lem Lodge, for it's POSTMASTER. Tit
principal speaker of the evening wal
Representative John w. Summers whit
gave an interesting address on Alaska.
Elections.
Columbia Chapter, No. /, Royal Arcl
Masons-High priest. Robert S. Regar
king. Harry C.. Robb; scribe, William
Gutshall; secretary, Charles c. Coombs
p. H. p. sixteenth term; treasurer
James A. West, p. H. p. (fifteentl
term: captain of the host, Roy A
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