Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-03-29

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Council, Twentieth degree.
Thursday Evangelist Chapter
Rose Croix, Maundy Thurs
day services, All souls
Church.
DERHAPs the most important
- Masonic event of the week will
be the Maundy Thursday serv-
4 ices-extinguish.ng the symbolic
lights and the Mystic Banquet
performed by Evangelist Chapter,
knights Rose Croix, OF the Scottish
Rite, at All Souls Church, Sixteenth
and Harvard streets northwest, at 1880
p. m. This ceremony must be at
tended by every Knight of Rose Croix,
at least In spirit. The Scottish Rite
Choir, under j. Walter Humphrey, K.
@. G. H., will sing on this occasion the
Foster-Kimball anthem, THE Souls of
the Righteous" Roberts peace
Leave With YOU" Browns "In Heav-
emily Love Abiding" and the responses,
Harry G. Kinba1, SD degree, at the
organ, will play as a prelude the o.
gan professional, MendelsSohn's Con-
ISOLATION" and Humperdincks Prayer"
and as a postlude, Comes March
Maestoso. Officers of Evangelist Chap
ter, who will of11ciate, include Frank
NJ. Roller, tllirty-third degree, wise
third degree, senior warden; Carl H..
Claudy, K. c c.. H., junior warden
John S. Tassin, X. G. G. H, orator;
Charles P. Barrett, K. c. c. H, al
moner; Herbert H. Street, K. G. G. H.,
secretary; Arthur B. Hayes, jr., thir-
ty-second degree, treasurer; Melville D.
Hensey, K. c. c. H., master of cere-
monies; John D. Hess, thirty-second
degree, guardian Of the temple, and
Rav Tr TnlaY1 = po1n1nr fhtrtv-third
degree, chaplain.
The Spring class of the Rite. at the
Scottish Rite Cathedral Third and E
streets northwest, will receive the twen-
tieth degree Tuesday evening at the
usual hour.
The degree in Petworth Lodge No.
Al, Thursday evening will be pre-
scented by the past masters OF the
lodge, assisted by the F. G. team Of
Joseph H. Milans Lodge, No. SS.
Carl H. Claudy will deliver the in
str1lctional address in Washington
Centennial Lodge, No. IA, with the de-
gree as his topic. Mr.. Claudy is well
known author and writer, especially
active in Masonry.
Monarch C. F. Howell announces a
business meeting of Kallipolis Grotto at
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some attendance prize is promised and
a number Of entertainment features.
A ceremonial will be held at the Arcade
during April. The date originally set,
April IT, may have to be changed, in
which event the membership will be
notified. Prophet Joseph W. Leverton
will have ci1erge 81 the entertainment
features, Past Monarch Semuel F.
Shreve will exernr'ify the lighter side
with lest and iollity. and Prophet Isa-
dore Peake viii head the Floor Com
n1ittee.
Monarch Howell announces that the
first meeting of the newly formed Mid
die Atlantic Grotto Association will be
held in Atlantic City July 10. IL and
r. There will be o ceremonial and
entertainment features for the prophets
and their ladies.
Past Monarch Samuel 2 Shreve,
chairman of the Supreme Council Con-
vention Committee for Kallipolis Grot-
to, requests that all prophets desiring
hotel reservations at St. Petersburg,
Fla, during the convention will COM
municate with him as early as possible.
Potentate Robert S. Regar has an
nounced that when Estan A. Fletcher,
imperial potentate of the Ancient and
Accepted order Mobiles of the Mystic
Shrine of North America, makes his
visitation 10 Almas Temple on Monday.
April 10, he will witness an unusual
ceremonial. Instead of the divan Off
GERS participating in their accustomed
places, the ritualistic section Of the de-
gree viii be presented by selected cast
Of past high priests from the Royal
Arch chapters Of this jurisdiction. The
ceremonial will be held at the BelaSco
Theater at 1880 o'clock pm. Ara M
Daniels, chairman Of the Membership
Committee. promises a large class in
honor Of the visit of the imperial DO
tentate.
Potentate Regar, referring to the
Shrine Circus, which closed last week,
states 1t is his hope that 1t may be
made an annual affair.
Justice Lodge, No. 46, announces
that on Friday, Immediately following
a brief business meeting Of the lodge,
the evening will be devoted to enter
tainment. DR.. Souder, ballistics and
microscopic expert Of the Bureau of
Standards, viii give an illustrated talk
on ballistics and their use In criminal
identification. His subject will also in
clude typewriter and handwriting iden-
LITIGATION. In addition thereto the
services Of a well known orchestra have
been obtained, together with several
entertainers Of prominence Refresh
nents will be served. A general inYi-
tation is extended TO the fraternity.
At a stated assembly of Adoniram
Council, No. 2, Royal and Select Mas
ters, the following officers were elected
for the ensuing year: Roy A. Plymp-
ton, illustrious master; Erwin j. Hibbs,
deputy master; Raymond N. Babcock,
principal conductor Of work: Lucien @.
Yung. treasurer; George L. Sherman,
recorder; Edward Burkholder, trustee
of the perpetual membership fund.
The following appointments were made:
Theodore c. Lewis, captain OF the
guard; Elmer A. Harrington, conductor
CT council; John D. McDufie. steward
kcUilla c. Homan, s:ntinel; Clarence
j. West, instructor Of work, and Rolla
G. q. Onyun, organist.
The officers were installed by Samuel
r. Hancock, illustrious master Of
Adoniram Council in 1925, who, when
illustrious master, appointed the pres
ent master as steward at the foot OF
appointee to the offlcfal line, is past
master Of East Gate Lodge, No. "a;
king Of Capital Chapter, Royal Arch
Masons, No. IL; past commander OF
Orient Commandery, knights Templar,
No. 5; assistant inspector general,
Grand Commandery; past patron OF
Martha Chapter, order Eastern Star,
No. 4, and now steward Of Adoniram
Council, No. 2, Royal and Select Mas
tiers.
On behalf Of Adoniram Council,
George L. Sherman, grand master Of
the Grand Council. presented a past
masters jewel 10 Charles E. Alexander,
who was 1luStrious master in 1915.
Mr.. Alexander is an officer in the Navy
and has not been in Washington for
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