Evening star., 1931-05-03


der its charter, will attain its
sixty-Second birthday anniver-
sary tomorrow evening, and with
ancient courtesy will celebrate
with a Ladies' night" at the new club
house Of Almas Temple OF the Mystic
Shrine, 1915 K street northwest, start
ing at o'clock. Admission by card Is
announced.
Brightwood Commandery, No. 6,
Knights Templar, will be 10 years old
under its charter May 8, and 1t also
will celebrate with birthday party at
Briehtwood Masonic Temple Tuesday
evening, with dinner, to be served at
7 O'Clock, which will be followed with an
entertainment program and dancing un-
til midnight.
Brightwood Lodge, No. 43, will not
have its birthday until the middle OF
December, but tomorrow evening 1t Is
going to celebrate with q banquet to be
Frederick, Nd, in honor OF the past
masters Of Columbia Lodge. The local
MaSons will leave Brightwood Temple
tomorrow afternoon at $50 O'Clock
And here the announcement OF Secre-
tary-Past Master Henry G. Stein closes.
worshipful Master Joseph F. Stibor of
National Lodge, No. IL. has announced
in addition to the degree work, that DR..
w. Marion Falls will deliver an address
at the communication Tuesday evening,
and that as Dr. Falls is an eloquent
speaker, his talk may be OF interest.
Eureka Chapter, No. 4, Royal Arch
Masons, viii celebrate its sixty-fourth
anniversary wednesday evening IN the
new club house Of AlmaS Temple OF
the Mystic Shrine. The announcement
states that B. F. Larcombe, Blair Nc
Kenzie, Irwin B. Robinson, Lewis A.
Snider and Robert G. Tracy, the COM
mittee, arranging the affair, are put
ting forth their best endeavors that
the companions of the chapter and
their friends may have most delight
full evening"
The Knights Templar of Maryland
and the District of Columbia have re-
ceived invitations TO attend the exer-
cises to be conducted by Gettysburg
Commandery, No. 79, Of Pennsylvania
in the Soldiers National Cemetery, at
Gettysburg, next Sunday, May 10, in
observance Of Ascension day. Under
Deputy Grand Comdr. Clyde p. Love,
the officers of the Grand Commandery
Of knights Templar Of Pennsylvania
nandery in an Ascension festival
service, which win be brief but most
Impressive. The sir knights have
been admonished to appear IN fulI
uniform, with swords, not later than
2:3O o'clock In the afternoon. but
those unable to wear their uniforms
are requested to come also. reporting
at the asylum Of the Gettysburg Com
mandery.
Capitol Forest, Tall Cedars Of Leb-
anon, held q short-form ceremonial
and initiation In the ball room Of the
Hotel Raleigh Thursday evening, fol-
lowed By an entertainment Mt N .nosns nonoI
to music by the Tall Cedars Band and
an orchestra under the direction OF
the deputy grand Tall Cedar, Charles
r. Brill.
One Of the events TO be staged al
the Grotto Convention in st. Peters.
burg. fla, June IA, which is expected
to tax the musical accomplishments Of
the singing prophets and, incidentally
to furnish an amusing lyric designed
for Grotto perpetuation, VIII be tnS
Glee Club contest. Nick Dennis: on'
Of st. Petersburgs celebrities ana, IN
arch of Selama Grotto OF that CITY
has written q unique pastoral. entltlec
1.-THE Kindling Wood Song" and Crane
Monarch Ed Schmid of Washington
has donated a pretentiouS silver loVlni
cup, which is to be awarded the Grott'
Glee Club fortunate enough TO WIN tn'
approval Of the judges The contes
ts one Of the original events of th'
elaborate program Of entertainment
that a being provided for the diversion
Of the Supreme officers Of the Veuec
prophets Of the Enchanted Realm b!
the Selanna Grotto, the City OF 81
petersburg and the City OF Miami
Another event Of this program VIII D
a visit TO Miami June 5, when, In aodi
tson To a big street parade, an elabo
rate program Of Grotto entertainment
wifi Be presented by the Grotto from
pittshur9h. Pa, In the Bayfront PARK
the THO Of the Prophets to HaVan'
will start from Miami following tnl
event, In which. It is reported, oeCWeei
been enrolled.
At the annual meeting Of Columbi
Commandery Drill Corps held ETloa.
evening Harry j. Hunt was eIecteo pIee
tdent; John B. Schommer, secretary
treasurer; DR.. Frank E. Gibson, honor
ary adtutant; Charles D. Shackeliore
captain: T. S. Newkirk. Sergeant-cler
Cor1dr. William Gutshall outlined plan
for the new Templar year, and urgeo
large attendance at the Ascension "a
service Thursday evening, May IA, a
FOUNDRY M. 4. Cnurcn
At the Washington Railroad Squar
Club meeting April IS the various cIun
of the District, with few exception
were represented. Among the prominen
visitors were Manager Bernard r. Tol
son of the Washington Terminal Co; G
L. Hightman, secretary Terminal Hal
road Department Y. M. G. A.; D. 3. Mo
Mahon, Lynn H. Troutman, past pres
dent National League Of Masonic CLUBS
State President Bready. State Vice Pres
idents Burnham, Grifhth. Stark, Da
Lewis and Knapp: e. d. Barney, pres
dental representative; D. @. Dow. j.
ONeal, Walter A. Trask, Charles Thor
ton, Past Presidents Sullivan ar
Schwab, Circle Club: Past Presioen
Cunningham, George d. Sullivan, Rile
Brewer, Hayes and Mergen, Rahros
Square Club.
THE Golden Rule Club had q joil
Installation with the Railroad SQua.
Club ana elected the services Of Il
wrecking crew of the latter organic
tton for that purpose. Under the gutI
ance of Chief Wrecker George Merge
assisted by Allen S. Edwards, G.
Benckert, william l.. CisSel and r.
Weeks, the candidates were assisted ov
the hot rails and ties on their tourne
Refreshments were served at the CO..
clusion Of the entertainment.
A meeting of the line officers Of t
four bodies of the Scottish Rite "
be held at the Cathedral, Tuesday ev
ming. at 8 O'Clock. The knights col
rnander Of the Court Of Honor.
Retiner with members OF the thirt
third degree have been earnestly
meet with the Executive Committee
A.. nv,stdaroffoy, ~ matters Affecti