Evening star., 1932-02-07

~WO events during the current
week will be outstanding in
character-the annual meeting
of the Grand Chapter Of Royal
Arch Masons Wednesday evening,
when the general business Of CapltulaS
branch of Masonry which concerns the
Royal Arch Chapters will be conSld-
cred. officers Of the Grand Chapter
will be elected and installed, and IN
the Scottish Rite the Washington bl-
centennial Celebration will start with
the presentation of the degrees Tor the
benefit Of the "Bicentennial class,
Mithras Lodge Of Perfection will pre-
sent the fourth and fifth degrees, the
opening degrees Of the rite, with com
plete ceremonial establishment by
casts of experts trained in the work.
The degrees will be continued on
through the various bodies Of the rite
Evangelist Chapter. Robert de Bruce
Council and Albert Pike COnsEtory-
every Tuesday. eliminating with the
thirty-second degree. Master OF the
Royal Secret, May 10.
Annual grand visitatiOns to the con-
stituent councils of the Cryptic Rite
will be made as follows, the hour lor
each being 8 o'clock pm;
Brightwood. No. 6. Masonic Hall,
Brightwood. D. c., Friday. February
-. Washington, No. /, Masonic Tenn
ole. February IS; zabud, No. 4, Ma
sonic Hall. Anacostia. D. c., February
II. Adoniram. No. 2. Masonic Temple,
FEBRUARY l8; Columbia, No. 3, Masonic
Temple, February 10, and Mount
Pleasant, No. S, Masonic Hall. Four
teenth and Kenyon streets, Febru-
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the matter of lectures and entertain
rrents be left to the option OF the re-
spective councils.
President Cora Potter has announced
that at the February meeting OF the
ladies Auxiliary of the Lambskln CLUB
to be held at the GrottO Club Feb
rlarv IS the newly elected officers wall
be installed. James Mccall, president
of the Lambskin Club, will be the in
stalling officer. The installation pro-
gram IS in charge of Past President
Elsie Rock and will hint Of the BIZ
centennial period. Refreshments will
be served by Past President Anna Hid,
after which the evening will be turned
over to the Dancing Committee. Presi-
dent Potter entertained her official
group at her hCme yesterday.
Worshipful Master Bonnette has an
nounced that the cast for the degree
work in Stansbury Lodge No. "a. to-
morrow evening. will be selected from
the past masters Of the lodge between
the years 1888 and 1918, as follows:
Master. Anthony Lehr, P. F. Pollard
and c. A. Borden; senior warden,
Henry YOst. jr junior warden, George
Jones: secretary. A c. Shaw; treas
urer. Henry Yost, sr.. 1888 master OF
ceremonies. Clyde Lamond; senior dea-
con, Harvey Rogers; junior deacon,
John McChesney; senior steward, JOS
eph Stecker: junior steward, Jacob
Kimball. tiler, George Heinecke; chap
lain. Frank c. Shaw.
Past Master Ralph L. Hebbard has
been appointed to the Committee on
Masonic Education by Grand Master
sons are invited to attend this meet
ing
Harmony Lodge, No. IT, Wednesday
evening will celebrate Wardens' night,
when the various senior and junior
wardens Of the lodges of the District
will be its special guests. The pro-
talk by Master Carl H Claudy on why
the Third Is the Sublime Degree" and
refreshments.
A patriotic celebration Of the 2oOth
anniversary Of the birth of George
Washington, under the auspices of
Harmony Lodge. No. II. will be held
IN the auditorium Of Masonic Temple
Wednesday evening, February "a, with
prominent speakers, music, the glee
clubs of George Washington Univer-
s5tv and with souvenir programs and
special souvenirs for the ladies. Ad-
mission will be gained only by card.
In Joppa Lodge. No. 35. tomorrow
evening the grand marshal OF the
Grand Lodge. Clyde B. Nichols, will
give talk on Masonic law.
The washington Railroad Square
Clubs annual dinner was held at
Northeast Temple January 30 The
Washington Terminal Y. NJ. c. A. Or
chestra provided the music, and the
ladies Of Joseph H. MilanS Chapter,
Eastern Star, the dinner The an
nual installation Of officers was con-
Quoted by Past President Oscar w.
Riley. Among the many members and
visitors in attendance we're Harry B.
BOWersox, John j. Cunningham, James
McCauley, Arthur w. Brewer past
president of Congress Lodge; P. H.
Delaplaine. D. S. Mcmahon, A. J. Pen
rod. ir.; George D. Sullivan w. H.
Beckstein, Past President Warfeld,
Lambskin Club; w. H. Hayes, o. K.
Shepherd. George F. Mergell, D. G.
Dow, c. w. Speckman. w. J. Kline,
T. G. Brown, secretary Advisory Board;
w. A. Trask. George H WinSlOT, c. L,
Thornton. w N. Robinson. A. C. Hus-
song. Harry Welk, o. M Balleuf, JOS
eph D. Sullivan, w. Roy Blanford,
George L. Hightman. secretary. Rail-
road Y. NJ. c. A. Thomas Z. Foltz,
Charles A. Broker Charles w. Jones,
Ethelbert Murphy.
J. E. Payne, E. NJ Tucker, Charles
V. Parker. Lewis T. walton. A. L.
Goodall and John AlCorn we're admitted
to membership
Lynn H TrOutman, past president
National League Of Masonic Clubs. it
was announced, will be the guest at a
meeting February 20 at Pythian Tenn
pie by the Fellowship Club.
Mr.. Smith, in behalf Of H. J. Oden-
thai Of the Chesapeake & Potomac
Telephone Co, exhibited the latest
type Of sound equipment in talking
pictures, in the form Of an interesting
police chase for kidnaper: The Call
Of the East featuring the only Chinese
telephOne eXCnanEe IN Ine UnlJeu
States, and The Family Album" fea-
turing an animated cartoon: the cleo
trical stethoscopo and the audibtlity Of
highly magnifed human heart beats
reminded one Of the muffled rhyth
matte boom Of a drum.
Columbia Chapter, No. /. R. A. M
High priest, William Gutshall; king,
Rov A. Plympton: scribe, William H. T.
Bet; secretary P H. P. Charles c.
Coombs eighteenth term; treasurer,
P. H. P James A. West seventeenth
term); captain of the host William H
Rohrmann principal sojourner, j. Rus
sell Y. Savage; Royal Arch captain,
Harry j. Hunt, jr.; trustee for three
years, Audley A. P. Savage; representa-
tive to board of managers. Castleman
P. Boss.