Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-03-22

~ RAND MAS1EH y. -
COOK has transmitted 70
r every Master Mason in the
District Of Columbia card
of invitation of Grand Comor.
Joseph H. Milans to attend an Easver
s,Tnrise memorial service at 1880 O'CLOCK
Easter Sunday morning, April 5. at the
ornnhitheater in Arlington .Nauonai
Cemetery. by the Knights Templar OF
the District of Columbia. the INVITA-
ton includes all Masons ana the mem
hers of their families. An nViIaIlon
has also been extended to the President
Of the United States and the members
If his cabinet. Music viii be furnished
bv the United States Marine Band.
Samuel Gompers Lodge, NO. -, on
pY11esday evening will have as its guests
the oficers and members Of ST. Johns
I,odee. NO. "a, of Baltimore, Mo, 70 m
augurate what hereafter Is TO be an
annual exchange Of visits between the
two lodges. The Baltimore Masons VIII
syrive IL, q feet of buses aTsd will be
met with formal ceremonies supple
rnented with social courtesies Ane
Masonic Glee Club Of soloists ana 80
members win sing for the occasion ana
Grand Master G.. Fred Cook viii De an
especially honored guest OF the oc-
casion. which is 20 be most elaborate IN
character Lodge Room No. has neen
engaged for the event IN anticipation
Of = very unusual attendance.
Capitol Forest, No. lo4. Tai Cedars Of
LEBANON. John @. Slye, grand tall cedar,
win have q full form ceremonial az Gne
Raleigh Hotel Friday evening at
O'Clock. The Royal Rangers, unoer
Capt. Frank L. sAch, VIII parncipaee
charge Of ]. Fred Huber. +. a.
.Jaeschke later on viii ofhciate in the
elements Of less serious character. Inc
local forest viii also attend the cere-
YnoniaI of Baltimore Forest, No. 45, on
the Garden Roof, in Baltimore, the
evening Of March 81. Lebanon Lodge
No. z. was entertained recently by Cap
itol Forest with program OF pano ano
vocal music, including several lnSStu-
mental solos and also addresses py
past Grand Tall Cedar Alvah w. Fat
terson. Grand Tall Cedar John q. Slye
and Worshipf1l Master Howard IA.
brock Of Lebanon Lodge, as wei as 9
snort talk BY Senior Deputy Grand
TaIl Cedar Thomas G. HaveIl.
Capitol Forest, including the Tan
Cedar Band, the Royal Rangers, mas
been invited by Rev. DR.. James Sneda
Montgomery to take part IN the oeoi3
catory exercises Of the new National
Methodist Church, better known per-
haps as the Metropolitan Memorial, az
Nevada and New Mexico avenues,
American University section, Easter
Sunday afternoon, when VICE Presloent
Curtis viii take part In the exercises.
Potomac Lodge, No. 5, Of Georgetown
at its last communication elected 1T.
Moses H. Darneu to succeed the late
william M. Beall on the Masonic Board
of Relief. This lodge, having been In
gtituted in 1889, before the Federal City
was founded, Is WaShington's Oldest
Masonic lodge and the proud posseSSor
OF many relies connected with the life
OF George washington, chief among
them the historic gavel used by him In
laying the corner stone OF the Capltol
in 1898. With, its wealth OF historic
material and background, Potomac
plans a large participation in the BIZ
centennial celebration next year.
The Spring class Of the Scottish Rite
viii witness the eighteenth degree OF
the Rite at the Scottish Rite Cathedral,
Third and E streets northwest, Tues
day evening, at the usual hour.
The Maundy Thursday services OF the
Rite will be observed at All Souls
Church, Sixteenth and Harvard streets
northwest, at 1880 O'Clock the evening
OF April O. with organ music by Harry
@. Kimbau, $50 degree, and vocal
anthems by the Scottish Rite Choir.
The Easter Sunday exercises, which VIII
take place also In All Souls Church.
will be held at o'clock in the after
noon Of Easter Sunday, with appro-
pirate music.
Dawson Lodge, No. 16, viii have
charge Of the services at the Masonic
and Eastern Star Home at 3 O'Clock
this afternoon, with Rev. Samuel H.
Kornmann officiating.
The grand commander Of knights
Templar for the District has ordered
the constituent COMMUNICATIVE
ington No. /, Columbia No. 2, Potomac
No. 3. De Molay No 4, Orient No. 5
and Brightwood No. 6-to assemble IN
fun Templar uniform at the west gate
OF Arlington National Cemetery on
Sunday. April S, for the purpose Of
participating in the Knights TemplaI
sunrise memorial service. The COM
manderies will assemble at 6:45 am
and promptly at 7:iO O'Clock, entering
the west gate, will march IN procession
TO the Ampitheater, where the service
viii be held. The United States Marine
Band will furnish the music. PAS
Comdr. Charles D. Shackleford VIII be
in charge Of the ushers designated tc
direct the communicates TO their several
places.
Monarch G. r. Howell OF Kalhpohi
Grotto has returned from Atlantic City
where representatives Of q number Of
the Eastern Grottoes met 70 add tne
anal touches to the formation OF 9
State Grotto Association. Monarch
Hower was elected president; Monarch
Harry M. Barstow Of Al Time Grotto
Atlantic City, first vice president; Mon.
arch william j. ODonnell OF Koran
Grotto, Philadelphia, second vice presi.
dent: Monarch William Oppenheimer o.
Yedz Crotto. Baltimore, third VICE
president. and j. o. Gillian, treasurer
The secretary viii be appointed by
President Howell later. The first meet
ing of the association viii be held II
Atlantic City during July, when dele
gates. members and auxiliaries from
many Eastern Crottoes will assemble
for a three-day business session ant
frolic.
Monarch Howell announces cere'
naonial at the Arcade on April ~. 4
ba followed by entertainment numbers
including several athletic events. 4
business meeting win be held at GrottS
Headquarters May i. The monthly
business meetings and entertainment
hnlna ataOed nv Monarch HOWELL AZ