Evening star., 1932-03-06

"HIS evening, at 8 o'clock, Bright
wood Lodge, No, 43, will have
a George Washington Bicenten-
nial vesper service at tie Church
of the Incarnation, Fourteenth
and Gallatin streets northwest, to which
it has generally invited the craft and
friends. It will be conducted by Rev.
DR.. Luther II. Waring, and the musical
program will be unusual The text Of
the sermon will be George Washing
ton-An Ilustrious Exemplar OF Some
Masonic Religious Teachings
Easter Sunday morning, March 27,
the knights Templar Of the District will
hold an Easter sunrise memorial serv-
ice in the amphitheater at Arlington
National Cemetery, with music by the
United States Marine Band, to which
Grand Con1dr Eugene E. Thompson has
generally invited all Masons and men,
bers Of their families. Special invita-
tionS have been sent to President Hoo
yer and his cabinet.
Worshipful Master Louis Goldberg of
Samuel Gompers Lodge, No. As, F. A.
A. NJ, announces that at the communi-
cation on Tuesday evening the lodge
will receive the grand master of Masons
of the District Of Columbia, Reuben A.
Bogley, who has been elected to honor
airy membership of the lodge. The en-
tire grand line officers and past grand
officers are invited to attend. The lodge
will also have as its guests the worship
tul master officers and members OF their
mother lodge, National Lodge, No. IL,
which stood sponsor for Samuel Com
pers Lodge. A program Of music. en-
tertainment and refreshments will be
provided. Masonic friends are invited.
Worshipful Master Paris of Cathe-
dral Lodge, No. 40, announces that after
;he business meeting of the lodge Thurs
day a smoker will be held In the form
of an open meeting, to which not only
the members Of the fraternity are in
vited, but their friends, not members
of the craft.
Washington Chapter, No. 2, r. A M,
observed on February "a the birth of
George Washington Charles c. Coombs,
grand high priest; David S. Dawson,
grand captain of the host, and John A.
Colborn, grand treasurer of the Grand
Chapter, were the principal speakers of
the evening.
The Washington Railroad Square
Club met at Northeast Temple Feb
Griswold Of Indiana spoke on 1.-THE
Future of Industrialism," citing the
early history Of labor, and James A
Tarquharson, vice president of the
Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen
also spoke of the early history of the
railroad in the United States.
Mr.. Griswold, Mr.. Farquharson, w
D. johnson, vice president of Order
Railway Conductors Charles H. Whor-
n T~I, 1sNr- r
Willis, w. L. KoonZ, G. E. Anderson
and August Werner were elected men,
bers of the club.
The amuSementS were sponsored by
the Cunningham School of Dance, and
were enthusiastically received espe-
cially Ardella Burrells tap dancing, ac-
companied by Helene Finnacon at the
piano. The Hot Chocolate Quartet also
received much applause.
Among the many visitors were Past
Presidents Mergell, Cunningham. Hayes
and Riley; H. E. Warfield, past presi-
cent Lambskin Club; H. B. Russell,
president, Trestleboard; Jack Mursell
vice president. Trestleboard; J. L. Bate
man, secretary Advisory Board; D. D.
Isbell, president Advisory Board; R. "
Brownell, past president, Circle E. z.
Lewis, past president. Circle; w A.
Trash, Sojourners' Club; c. L. Thorton
Mount Horeb; L. W. Taylor, Trestle-
board; w. E. Robinson, Lambskin;
w. J. Kline, vice president Lambskin
j. Mccall, president, Lambskin; J. D.
TaymaN, Lambskin. Refreshments and
cigars were served
The Masters Association of 1905 will
hold their twenty-seventh annual re-
union March IL at the Metropolitan
Hotel. Past Grand Master Surtin r
Einn is president Of the association
This IS the Oldest Past Masters ASso-
citation in the District.
EASTERN STAR.
Congress Lodge Chapter will meet
tomorrow evening and celebrate home
coming for Matron Dolly George, who
is grand Electa In the Grand Chapter
Grand Matron Edith Williams and
Grand Patron Paul Cromelin will be
the guests of the evening. All 1882 ma
irons and patrons will also be present.
There will be tertetnment, refresh
ments and dancing.
Past Matron Laura B. Davis an
nounces a card party March Is at 60 M
street northeast for the Ways and
Means Committee.
The matron has appointed the fol-
lowing as members of the Bicentennial
Committee: Past Patron Sewel Law
renson, Past Matron Laura B. Davis,
Past Patron Albert George, Associate
Matron Bernice Lawrenscn and the
matron and Patron Luther Burr.
A meeting of the Entertainment
Committee was held Wednesday eve
ming at the home of Past Matron Au-
drey Gregory. A meeting of this COM
nlittee will also be held AT the home
OF Associate Patron S. Bailey Everett
$40 Eighth street northeast, March 10
Matron Sarah Peden of Temple
Chapter announces the auxiliary. home
board met Thursday evening February
25 at the National Press Cafeteria. The
meeting, II the chapter scheduled fol
MarCt IA will be a social.
Matron Eileen H. Dalstrom announce!
a rehearsal of the officers Of Miriam
Chapter for initiation March IL at
pm. at the Masonic Temple, Thir
teenth street and New York avenue.
A card party and dance will be HEX
sNarch 81 at 24oo Sixteenth street.
Matron Ethel Waterfield Of Harmon.
Chapter announces a business meeting
followed by community singing Marcl
10.
The associate matrons and associat
patrons were guests at the last meeting
Other distinguished guests were Pas
Grand Matron Grace Kimmel an
Grand Lecturer Mary Teachum. Tn
Ways and Means Committee will Civ
a card party in Joppa Lodge Hall, 420'
Ninth street, March 80 at 8 pm.
Brookland Chapter will meet Marc
Q. Matron Nell F. Hiscox announce
Initiation. The officers and member
Of King David Lodge will act as choir
The Star Point Society will hold it
annual card party March IL at tn
Masonic Temple, Twelfth and Monre