Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-05-10

TINE Grand Lodge Of the District
will held its annual Spring SEES
sion Wednesday evening at
i O'Clock for the consideration OF
such business as may be
brought before it. A matter of special
importance will be a proposed amend
rnert to the Grand Lodge constitution
with reference to the financing OF the
erection of Masonic structures OF any
kind.
The Grand Commandery of knights
Templar of the District will hold It's
thirty-sixth annual conclave in the
asylum at Masonic Temple tomorrow
evening at Z O'Clock for the TRANSACT
ton of general business and the cleo
ton and installation Of officers.
Thursday evening at O'Clock the
usual Ascension day services Will be
held in the Foundry Methodist Eplsco-
pal Church, Sixteenth and streets
northwest, at 8 O'Clock. The constitu-
ent communicates have been oroereo
Yoositiof1s near Masonic Temple, with
ali colors massed near the Grand
Conmandery officers, preparatory 10
proceeding in parade from the temple
10 the church via Thirteenth street 10
x. to Sixteenth street, to the church
returning by the same route. The pre-
cession will move from the temple al
1880 o'clock.
worshipfrl Master Herbert j. Nc
elure of Justice Lodge, No. 46, in an
nouncing the memorial services TO the
late DIR. Charles F. Carusi, member OF
the lodge, on Friday, the evening OF the
lo1re communication, states that the
ARRANGEMENTS were made for the serv-
ices by other organizations with winch
DR.. Carusi was connected.
Potomac Lodge, No. 5, is devoting its
attention. tomorrow evening, at Masonic
Hall. GEORGETOWN, starting at O'Clock,
tn ladies night" in honor OF the
friends Of its members. A program OF
entertainment will precede the dancing,
which Is q feature of the evening.
The New Jerusalem Ledge. No. 9.
Thursday evening wiH honor Its Coz
workers with a guaranteed evening OF
interest" comprising an ADDRESS py
Mai Gen. Amos A. Fries, retired; the
Masonic Glee Club and the Edith Reeo
Entertainers.
Potentate Regar Of Almas Temple has
announced a business meeting al Vne
new club house at pm. THURSDAY, 70
be followed by an hour of good fellow
ship, entertainment and refreshments.
From Past Grand Monarch Edward
8. Schmid comes the formal announce"
ment Of the Supreme Grotto Conven-
ton in st. Petersburg, Fla. June 70
cts of Kallipolis Grotto at the Hotel
Dennis. The formal announcement Is
accompanied with a large group OF IL
Illustrations Of the individualtstlc type,
which, although they must be denieo
an appearance In these columns, should
be SUFFICIENT temptation to carry the en-
tire large membership OF kalnpons
Grotto, augmented ny noSVs Oh ,,i aL tbe
to the Florida city, which, unlike Lne
other show places of the State, claims
tn he a Summer as well as a Winter re-
aort. Eloquent and alluring descr1p-
tons Of the sights will doubtless Draw
many to "a elorif1ed vacation on tne
palm fringed shores Of the Cur OF
Mexico" where preparations nave oeen
made and are still making for their en-
tertainment. CANA Grotto OF MIAMI
"a uniting It's efforts with those OF
Salsn Grotto Of st. Petersburg, in
preparations which. it Is stated. are
designed for the purpose OF making NE
long friends Of all who come TO the
convention. Charlie Stevens OF kalllpo-
lis. "the convention booster" says 81
Petersburg Is cooler than washington
In early June" and by way OF furtner
inducement ne adds, Southern hospi-
tally originated in st. Petersburg.
Columbia Commandery, No. 2, K. T..
has installed the following omcers'
Eminent commander, William CUT
shall. esneralissirno, Arthur Fessenden'
cantair general, Raymond N. Bsbcock;
treasurer. James A. West Cre-electedo ;
recorder Charles E. Baldwin (re-elect-
ed: prelate. Samuel T. Farmer; senior
warden. Albert c. Shafer; junior war
den. DR.. William L. Gausman; standard
bearer, Timothy S. Newkrk; SWORD
bearer. Roy A. Plympton; warder. ROD
ert P. Smith; third guard, kennstn
Armstrong; second guard, Wnllam Rls-
Tie. and FIRST guard. Nelson H. Carver.
The newly installed oficers were en-
tertained at the home OF Robert +.
Smith. 1912 Taylor street northwest.
A. the recent meeting of Robert Le-
ar,ice Chapter. order Of De Molay, en-
tertainment was furnished by the
Observation-Disclosures George at the
piano, Joe Fergley, Tommy Walker sno
steve Porter, with fypnotlsm act ana
Lamar Munroe, with songs.
A Hospitality Committee was formed
To look after the new members ano
candidates.
Pans IOr the annual oAS''
are said 10 be already well under way
The chapters annual Spring hop VIII
be held Saturday evening at the Ma
tional Press Club from 10 TO /, WITH
Jarboes music.
Joppa Lodge. No IS. tomorrow
evening, it Is announced. will work the
"Eighty-third Degree Fahrenheit, Mystic
knights Of the sea- for the benefit Of
the ladies This special Ladies night
will follow a brief business session OF
the lodge. The lodge bulletin announc-
ing the event states that the working o.
this degree for the benefit OF the ladie'
is made possibly through special dis
penSation of the Grand King Fish O
the World The ladies are required u
pledge themselves not TO divulge any o
The secrets of the Mystic knights OF TN
Sea which may come TO their knowleoge
This will be the first time women hav'
been permitted to witness the degree.
The Eighty.third Degree Fahrenhei
has been in demand ever since II wa
worked for the first time IN Jopp;
Lodge on March 0. 1t has since peer
nut on IN Petworth and Potomac
Chapters. Royal Arch Masons. ana u
the followipg Siue lodges: Mount Pleas
ant. Hope and Federal Lodges. ann !
scheduled for Seat Pleasant Lodge geo
pleasant, Md, for May IS, and tn
railroad Square Club on the %.
The following COMPOSE the dsgre
team: Jesss g. Suter, King Fish; ORR
4, Beardsley, whale; Charles A. RICK
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