Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-11-22

w WILLIAM r. SINGLETON
LODGE will have charge of
Wv the services at the Masonic
and Eastern Star Home this
afternoon at 3 o'clock Rev.
e; A. Lemoine, rector of st. Coiumba's
Church, will deliver the sermon.
Transportation will be provided be-
tween the home and the car line ter
minaS at Rittenhouse street.
Harmony Lodge, No. II, F. A. A. M.
VIII receive the grand master of Ma
sons and the officers of the Grand
Lodge in annual visitation Wednesday
evening. This will be the last of the
grand viSitations. Worshipful Master
Louis H. Hamm has prepared an en-
tertamment program which will in
cIude George Washington University's
Glee Club Of 80 male voices, Miss
Clarice Sessford, soprano; a magician
with a crystal globe, a Swedish mono
loglst and Meyer Goldmans Orchestra.
Worshipful Master Louis J. Raebach
Tor Samuel Gompers' Lodge will receive
the grand master and grand Off
GERS on their annual grand visitation
1ueSoay evening. After the grand visi-
tatlon the lodge will retire to a hotel
Wnere there will be a buffet supper
and a program of entertainment. The
program will be broadcast over Sta
zion WJSV at 1918 pm. In addition
20 the regular program Miss Ray Palkin
IN song selections, accompanied by Miss
Nettie Sadie, will be special feature.
The monthly ceremonial of Capitol
Forest, No. 104, Tall Cedars of Lebanon
VIII be held in the ball room of the
HoteI Raleigh Tuesday evening at 8
O'Clock. AS usual, the meeting will be
preceded by a concert by the Cedar
Band under the direction of Junior
deputy grand tall cedar. This will be
a Iull-1orm ceremonial. Grand Tall
Cedar John @. Slye announces that
nominations for the elective offices for
the coming calendar year will be made
at this meeting. Several outstanding
features are being planned for the De-
cember ceremonial.
Osiris Lodge members will leave Ma
sonic Temple Wednesday evening at
$50 O'Clock to pay a fraternal visit to
Pckerlng Lodge, No. 146, in Balti-
more, Md.
1llustrious Potentate Robert s. Repar.
In verse that halts but haggles, has in
vited the Mobiles Of AlmaS Temple of
the Mystic Shrine to assemble for a
ceremonial session in the washington
Auditorium Saturday evening. Decem-
Der IL, in connection with which and
following the same a program of un-
usual interest is promised on behalf of
a committee headed by Raymond M.
Florance, together with refreshments.
Petitions must be in the hands of Re-
corder F. Lawrence Walker, IL is stated.
not later than December 7. Friday, De-
cember IL, a business meeting of some
Importance will be held In the new
club house at 1880 pm.
Coy,,popi0rs 80 AEo,,uG rYL ST,
ter, No. z, Royal Arch Masons. have
been reminded by High Priest Howard
s. Payne that the chapter convocation
tuesday evening will be of especial in
terest, If they are not in possession
already OF their new Identification card
The Mark degree is scheduled for the
convocation December 8.
Robert lie Bruce Chapter, Order of
De Molay, will hold its fifth annual
vaudeville dance in the National Press
Club auditorium Friday evening at 8
O'Clock. Dancing will follow the vaude-
vile show and will last until l o'clock.
The initiatory and De Molay degrees
will be conferred at the first meeting
in December and Master Masons and
majority members are invited to at
tend. The chapter meets first and
third Fridays Of each month at the
Scottish Rite Cathedral, 433 Third
SII66G uOFLnWeSL.
This evening at o'clock parents
day" will be observed at a church serv-
ice at st. Paul's Episcopal Church,
TWenty-third street and Washington
Circle. Rev. Arlington McCallum will
deliver the sermon and the church
choir under Samuel Leech, choirmaster
and organist, will sing the hymns and
service. The Interpolation at o'clock
Will be made by Master Councillor 10
seph Feigley, Senior Councillor Robert
Francis and Junior Councillor Douglas
George. The prayer will be said by
Chaplain Hugh PAUL.
Sunday afternoon, November 90, at 3
pm, the annual memorial services will
be held at the grave of Henry Lans-
burgh, in Rock Greek Cemetery. to
which his friends are invited Mem
bers Of the Boy Scouts of America will
be in attendance to conduct strangers
TO the grave.
EASTERN STAR.
Hope Chapter will meet next Novem-
Der Is at 1880 pm. in the Masonic
Temple. After the regular business,
the degrees will be conferred by the
matron, Mrs. Levy, and the patron,
Brother Lind.
The home board met at the home of
Mrs. Harris last week. Mrs Gregory
dSoAoICN' IA CdIO party Will De given
by the chapter at the Southern Dairy
November % at S:21 pm.
&c Sna- meeting November IL the
Grand Chapter officers paid La Fayette
Lodge Chapter their annual grand Wis
itation. The meeting NCTember rs will
be Fall Festival night Donations
will be received for the Masonic and
Eastern Star Home. The special guests
will be the honorary members of La
Fayette Lodge, Chapter. There will be
o program, followed by refreshments.
The Grand Chapter officers made
their annual grand visitation to Bright
wood Chapter at its last meeting. The
following past grand officers were pres
ent: General Grand Treasurer Past
Grant Matron Flora Campbell, Past
Grand Matrons Gertrude Milans, Nellie
Fletcher and Grace Kimmel Past Crane
Patrons George Pitt, Joseph Milans
Charles ShreVe and John Proctor, also
the associate grand patron Of Maryland
The chapter has called of its Thanks
giving meeting. A card party viii bt
held at the home of Associate Patron
Frank Happ, 203 QuackenboS street, De-
cember z, at $3.50 pm.
Lebanon Chapter win celebrate it,
H.