Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1932-03-20
.HE Maundy Thursday services

Sixteenth and Harvard streets
northwest, with the ceremony Of the
extinguishment of the symbolic lights,
In Evangelist Chapter, Knights Rose
Croix, and it Is imperative that every
Scottish Rite Mason be present in per-
son or in spirit for this celebration.
The musical program for the occasion
will include an organ professional, Elk
tase" CDeshayes,) and postlude, "Marche
Religieuse" (GilletD, by Harry G. KIM
ball, thirty-third degree, and anthems
by the Scottish Rite Choir, under the
direction of J. Walter Humphrey, K. C.
c. H, the choir also including Newton
T. Hammer, first tenor; Horatio Bench,
second tenor, and Karl Kerr first basso,
with Harry G. Kimball as accompanist.
The anthems to be sung will include
Homer S. Pope's by Waters of Baby
lon," the CaroRoma God Shall Wipe
Away All Tears" and the Wooler-Pope
Thou Art My ALL" George Banks Nc
Ginty, thirty-third degree. wise master
of Evangelist Chapter, knights Rose
Croix.
The Easter Sunday services at pm.
Easter Sunday will be held in the same
place, and Evangelist Chapter, Knights
Rose Croix, will again ofnciate. Mr..
Kimball will play the organ prelude,
Bibls VISION" and the postlude,
Grand Professional" by johnson,
also accompanying the Scottish Rite
Choir In the anthems-Shelley,s The
King Of Love-" Browns Il Will Lay Me
Down" (trio) and 20 viii Lift Up Mine
Eyes," by Royers-Kimball.
Easter Sunday morning at 730 O'Clock
the knights Templar Of the District OF
Columbia will hold a joint Easter sun
rise service at the Amphitheater in the
National Cemetery at Arlington, Va, to
which all Masons and their families
have been invited, with special invita-
tons to the President and his cabinet
The United States Marine Band will
render the instrumental music.
The master of Federal Lodge, No. I,
has arranged senior wardenS' night"
in connection with the ritualistic exer-
cises at the communication Tuesday
evening, in which Milton r. Day OF
Federal Lodge Earl M. Christian OF
East Gate Lodge, R. Earl Slye OF Hope
Lodge and Bert Robertson OF Trinity
Lodge will be important actors. Fed
eral Lodge will pay a fraternaI visit TO
Alexandria Washington Lodge, NO. IL,
Vi AlchdIluI Id 1IluI oOdy CFCAliS, Aco'
ing Fourteenth street and Constitution
avenue at tbs pm sharp by automo-
bile.
Representative j. Howard Swick OF
Pennsylvania will be the chief speaker
at a Washington Bicentennial observ-
ance in Eureka Royal Arch Chapter,
No. 4, Friday evening. Grand High
Priest c. c. Coombs and Grand Secre-
tary ]. Claude KEEPER also will speak.
Special music will be furnished by a
male quartet. Royal Arch Masons are
invited to be present.
Eminent Comdr. Samuel Reeder will
entertain the knights of Orient Com
mandery and their ladies tomorrow eve
ming at the open meeting of Orient
Commandery, when a musical program
also Will be presented by Past Comdr.
Thomas j. Gates, who will also appear
with his Uncle Tom and His Hired
Help" Sir knights OF the other COM
manderieS and their ladies are invited
to be present.
Master Raymond W. Murphy of East
Gate Lodge has accepted an invitation
for the lodge to pay a fraternal visit
to Fredericksburg Lodge, No. 4, of Vir-
ginia, Friday evening Automobiles
will leave the East Gate Lodge Hall, at
Rhode Island and Mills avenues, at
$50 pm.
Past Master Clarence ]. West is to
deliver an informal talk on THE Su-
perstructure Of Masonry" at the COM
munication of Trinity Lodge, No. Al,
Friday evening. All eligible Masons are
invited to be present
The prize drill team of Columbia
Commandery, No 2, K T., was enter
tanned by the commandery at dinner
and with an entertainment at Hotel
Annapolis Tuesday evening. Sergt
Chris M. Zepp acted as POSTMASTER.
Gifts were presented to Capt. Charles
D. Shackelford and DR.. Frank E. Glib
son. Comdr. William Gutshall, Gen
eralissimo Arthur Fessenden, Capt
Gen. Ray Babcock. and Past Comdrs.
Baldwin, Phillips, Farmer and Bosch,
with IS members of the drill team, were
present.
Capitol Forest, No 104, Tall Cedars
of Lebanon, will attend the next dis
trict meeting at Hagerstown, Md, on
Wednesday evening. Baltimore Forest,
No. As, has chartered a special train
from Baltimore on this date, and will
stop at University Station, Brookland,
D. c., at APO pm. to take on all mem
bers Of Capitol Forest, No. lO4. who
intend participating in these events.
Grand Tall Cedar Thomas C. Haveil
has announced a ceremonial for Satur-
day evening, April 8, in the Raleigh
Hotel ball room; also a special execu-
tive meeting during the present week
to discuss activities of Capitol Forest
during the year.
The eFh annual reunion of the Mas
ters' Association Of 1905 was held on
the evening Of March IL at the Metro
politan Hotel. OF an original member