Evening star., 1932-04-17

SCOTTISH RITE.
4 Tuesday-Mithras Lodge of Per-
fection. statutory assembly.
Robert dc Bruce Council twen-
ty-ninth degree, full form.
- ERVICES at the Masonic and
Eastern Star Home this after
noon, at 3 o'clock will be con-
~ Quoted under the auspices OF
Trinity Lodge, No. Al, and DR..
H M. Dudley. teacher of the men 8
Bible class, at Calvary Baptist M. E.
Church. will give talk. Special music
will be provided and all members of the
craft and their families are invited.
Tomorrow evening, after the presen-
tation of the degrees, Washington
Council. No. /, Will be entertained with
a program which will start promptly at
10 pm All members of the fraternity
are invited to be present.
La Fayette Chapter No. 5. R. A. M,
having completed its first series of de-
grees, has set apart its convocation
Tuesday evening for entertainment and
refreshments. to which all eligible
Capitular Mas0ns are invited.
LID FhyPbte wv. 10, WILL
ceive a fraternal visit from La Fayette
Lodge Chapter. No. 81, o. E. S., Thurs
day evening. and the visitors will be
entertained by the lodge Fellowcraft
Club.
st. Johns Lodge, No. II, will receive
visit from the Masters Association OF
1929 and will be entertained by an ad-
dress on zoology by DR.. William M.
Mann.
Eureka Chapter, NO 4, Royal Arch
Masons. will have an entertainment
and dance at the Alnas Temple Club
House Friday evening, April 29. start
ing at 80 o'clock, to which adrnis-
sion will be by card invitation.
Bicentennial Masonic week will open
with religious services at the Sylvan
Theater, Monument Grounds, at $3.50
am, Sunday May 3. under the aus
pices of Ka1lipolis Grotto, in conjunc-
ton with the Masonic Grand Lodge
and the Masonic Bicentennial Commit
tee. All the Masonic bodies and the
public are invited.
The President and Mrs. Hoover, the
Vice President and Mrs. Cams, mem
bers of Congress and many distin-
guished persons have been also invited.
The committee in charge is as fol-
lows Arthur c. Shaw. chairman;
Charles A. Stevens, secretary t606
Washington Loan a. Trust Building)
Arthur M Poynton, chairman of Ar
rangements; Capt. Carlan Howell, chair
man of Ushers; Samuel F. Shreve, chair
man of Music; c. A. Brewton, in charge
Of printing; Edw w. Libbey, chairman
of Invitations. with Oscar A. G. Oehmler,
monarch of the Grotto, chairman ex
ofhcio.
The Grotto Band will give concert
at 9.15 o'clock the services beginning
at $50, with opening prayer by DR..
William S. Abernethy. The sermon will
be preached by DR.. Joseph r. Sizoo
The services will be closed at 1890
thus giving every one time to attend to
his own Sunday morning church serv-
ice. Past Monarch Henry Stein is in
charge Of publicity.
Elections.
De Molay Commandery, No. 4, K
George H. Godron, commander;
Clarence j. West, generalissimo; Ernest
F. GUIDE, captain general; George P.
Smith, past commander, prelate tre-
elected; David D. Bowen. treasurer
(re-elected): Edward Stelle, recorder
Cre-electeD; Freeman w Sharp, jr,
senior warden: Harry B. Reed, junior
warden); Roland Richards standard
bearer; J. Russell Y. Savage, sword
bearer; Thomas B. Mitchell, warder;
George A. Ross, past commander, trus-
tee Cre-elected). and william M. Ben
nett, representative on board of gov
ernors of Commandery Asylum ere
elected.
Grand Comdr Eugene E. Thompson.
on the first grand visitation of the year,
TO Columbia Commandery, No. 2,
assisted by Grand Inspector General
McDuffle. installed the new officers Of
the Commandery as follows: Com
mander, Arthur g. Fessenden; general
issimo. Raymond N Babcock; captain
general, Albert c. Shafer; treasurer,
James A. West; recorder, Charles E.
Baldwin; prelste, Samuel T. Farmer;
senior warden. William L. Gausman,
junior warden. Timothy g. Newkirk I;
standard bearer. Roy A. Plympton; {;
sword bearer. Robert P Smith, warder,
A. Kenneth Armstrong, third guard,
Fred A. Woods: second guard, T. Paul
Speake; first guard, Roy F. Stahlberg
sentinel, Castleman P. Boss.
Past Condr. Harry D. Tryon pre-
tented TO the outgoing commander,
William Gutschall past commander 5
aewel and sword on behalf Of the Com
nandery. The Drill Corps presented to
him his shoulder straps.
At the conclusion Of the ceremonies,
the Grand COmmandery was enter
taineS at the Hotel Annapolis where
the address Of the evening was deliv-
cred by Rev. John c. Palmer. grand
chaplain Of the grand lodge and gen.
eraliSsimo- ELECT of Washington Com
mandery.
A dinner. with dancing and cards.
will be held By the Drill Corps and
Ladies Auxiliary at the Roosevelt
Hotel. April rs. Past Comdr P Ray
mond Boesch and Mrs j Harry Phillips
heads the committee in charge.
Friday of this week has been set
apart by Potentate James T. Prender-
gast as Almas Temples ladies' night,
with a complimentary dance and card
party exclusively for the nobility and
their ladies. Potentate Prendergast ex-
plains that because Of limited space
children must be excluded. Refresh
ments will be served Mobiles will be
required to present 1882 cards at the
door
Almas Temple will hold its Spring
ceremonial in the club house. 1878 K
street northwest, Monday, May 16, at
7:3O o'clock. A business meeting will
be held at 5 o'clock prior to the cere-
monial Refreshments will be served
from to o'clock.
Last Tuesday evening the Almas
Temple Military Band celebrated its
thirteenth anniversary having been or
ganized in 1919 with 6 members, now
grown to so. DR.. j. T. Prendergast
potentate: r. Lawrence Walker, re-
cordenssnd Ray F1orance. chairman oi
the Nssic Committee, gave short ad.
dresses, Fred @. wilken. leader y thu