Evening star., 1933-02-19

1ueSQ2y-MlJnraS LOdge OF Per-
Tection, ninth and tenth degrees.
Past Grand Master Gratz E. Dunkum
will address Capitol Chapter, R. A. M,
at its convocation Friday evening.
Mount Pleasant Chapter, R. A. M,
elected the following officers: High
priest, Harmon K. Warner; king. Earle
w. Dimmick; scribe, Charles H. Taylor;
secretary, R. Stone jackson. past high
priest (re-elected); treasurer, William
M Wales, past high priest (re-elected) /;
instructor of work, Noble D. Larner,
past high priest; captain of the host,
Ralph H. MCCARTHY; principal So
Journer, John N. SwartZell; Royal Arch
captain, William B. Mehler; master of
the third veil, Laurence A. Barnes;
master of the second veil, Eugene F.
Ginmer; organist, Robert H. Parnaby;
sentinel, Dudley w. Fleming. They
were installed by Past High Priest Au-
brey H. Clayton. A past high priests
jewel was presented to retiring High
Priest William H. Burton by Past High
Priest Harry B. Plankinton.
The Mark Masters degree will be con-
ferred February "a, with Companion
Earle w. Dimniick heading the official
line.
Washington Council, Royal and Sc
lect Masters, will be visited tomorrow
evening by the official line officers of
the Grand Council. Following the visi-
tation, officers for 1888 will be elected
and installed. The council meets in the
Masonic Temple, Thirteenth street and
New York avenue, and all members of
the Cryptic Rite are invited.
At the last stated convocation of
Potomac Chapter, r. A. M, Albert R.
Shill was advanced to the honorary
degree of Mark Master Mason, with
Companion King John E. Chrisman, in
the east
The officers and companions of Po-
tonac Chapter will meet tomorrow at
7:30 pm. in the library of the Masonic
Hall in Georgetown to pay an official
visit to Potomac Lodge, F. A. A. M
There will be rehearsal of the off,
GERS, February "a at 7;30 pm.
Capitol Forest, Tall Cedars of
Lebanon, have completed arrangements
for ladies night" at the Raleigh Hotel.
February 25, when the families of its
members together with their Masonic
friends arc invited to participate. There
will be reception, dancing and enter
taiHment.
Duncan Thomson, Scotch singer, will
entertain with songs; w @. Mullins,
black-face comedian will give short
sketch, and girl quartet will COM
plete the entertainment.
The officers of the Ladies' Auxiliary
of the Lambskin Club, president, Mrs.
Elder; vice president Mrs. Speckman;
secretary, Mrs Shultz; treasurer, Mrs.
Fosson: conductresS, Mrs. Kline: asso-
ciate conductress. Mrs. De Hart; warder,
Mrs. Mack; sentinel, Mrs. Hyde; pianist,
Mrs. Vierbuchen; were installed Febru-
airy II by Mr.. Kline, president of the
Lambskin Club.
At the next stated convocation of
Eureka Chapter, Royal Arch Masons,
February "a, the Mark Master Degree
will be conferred, with Arthur M Rob-
inson in the east. DR.. John c. Palmer,
grand chaplain of the Grand Lodge,
will speak All Royal Arch Masons are
invited.
On February 10 entertainment as
follows: Paul F. Grove, character read
ing; Fred c. Schaffer. baritone; Smith
and Oliver. black-faced comedians. and
q wrestling match.
Noble Florence, president of the Uni
formed Bodies of AlmaS Temple an
nounces on February % a dance has
been arranged at the Temple Club
House. All mobiles and their families
are invited.
The Advisory Board of Masonic Clubs
will place wreath Of cherry blossoms
at the base of the Washington Monu-
ment, at 9 am, On Washington's birth
day. Club members and their friends
are requested to assemble at Fourteenth
and B streets at 8:45 am.
The president announces invitations
have been accepted to visit the Fellow
ship Club and the Circle Club tomor-
Trowel Club of the Interior Depart
ment gave dinner, entertainment and
dance for the benefit of its members
and guests, February IS, at Sholl's
Cafe. The vice presidents were ap-
pointed by the president to represent
their various departments: H. H. Fred
erick. Bureau of Mines: David r.
White, Bureau of Mines; Charles F.
Glass, Secretary's Office; John Nc
Mechan, Land Office; Walter I. Swan
ton, Reclamation; Earl G. Torrey. In
dian Office. It was voted to make w.
A. E. McShea g life member.
The following entertainment was
given: Vocal selection, Ben NJ. Austin
dCCOiIlJdlllGO DN 1eOTRe 6IOuOly, zap
dance, Bernice Carrico, accompanied by
Catherine Carrico: dance, little Doris
1sbell, accompanied by Catherine Car
rico, recitation, Dorothy Johnson.
The stated communication of Armin-
ius Lodge Tuesday has been called off,
and instead ladies' night will be cele-
brated.
A conference Of the Grand Masters of
the United States will be held tomorrow
at the Willard Hotel They will attend
the annual convention Cf the George
washington Masonic National Memorial
Association in the memorial February
q and %.
The cnrual meeting of the Masonic
Service Association Of the United States
will BE- held at the Raleigh Hotel Feb
ruary %.
The members Of Harmony Lodge, with
thsir friends. will be the guests Of Har-
mony Chapter Wednesde. t?ening fol-
lowed by entertainments anc dancing.
Members of Washington Centennial
Lodge and their families on Wednesday
will make their annual pilgrimage to
Mount Vernon. Buses will leave the
Masonic Temple at / pm
EASTERN STAR.
Cathedral Chapter will meet We'd
nesday evening in Scottish Rite Csthe-
dral, Third and E streets, where a spe-
cial program is planned in celebration
of its twenty-fourth birthday enniver-
sary The grand mstrcn and grand
patron. matrcns DID patrons Of 1888
and officers and members of Naomi
and Hope Chapters are specially in
vited. Entertainment. dancing and re-
freshments will follow the meeting.
card party and dance will be held
for the benefit of the Home Beard, al
90 M street northeast Saturday evening
The Past Matrons and Past Patrons
Association Of Joppa Lodge Chapter
held q BANQUET at Golfers Inn Febru-