Evening star., 1933-04-09

Federal Lodge will hold a short busi-
ness session Tuesday evening. following
which THE Film Conquest of Antaltica
will be shown This film was made by
Admiral Richard E. Byrd on his An
arctic trip. Admiral Byrd received the
Masonic degrees in Federal Lodge and
has been invited to attend this meeting
At the last stated communication, Junior
Steward Henry H. NAPLES addressed the
lodge on the principles and purposes Of
Free Masonry The Master Mason de-
gree was conferred on Robert j. F. Nc
Elroy with Senior Warden Horton pre-
siding in the East.
Evangelist Chapter of Rose Croix, An
hent and Accepted Scottish Rite, is max
Ing preparation for the Maundy Thurs
April 13 and 16 in All Souls Church,
Sixteenth and Harvard streets. Carl H.
Claudy, wise master, has secured Dr.
Hubert M. Pcteat, OF Wake Forest Col
lege, as the speaker for Maundy Thurs
day at pm.
On Eastern Sunday at pm. the COM
Elementary service of "Relighting the
Lights" will take place at the same
church. Music will be by the Scottish
Rite choir, and Albert Pike Camp Guard
will supply the uniformed guard of
honor and ushers.
Harmony Lodge will confer the En-
tered Apprentices degree April II.
There will be an informal talk by DR..
Hubert M. Poteat, past grand master of
North Carolina. j. Walter Humphrey,
master, announces also a surprise
event" for this evening prior to the de-
gree.
Hope Lodge on Friday will conduct
the Master Mason's degree Senior
Warden Leslie z. Athey will preside in
the East, assisted by Junior Deacon
Richard L.. Merrick acting as senior
deacon.
Monarch Frederick Wilken Of Kali
1pohs Grotto announces the oyster
roast scheduled for April 4 will be had
April II. Also, the Goodfellowship
night has been postponed from April
10 to April IT. The Spring Frolics will
be held April 90.
The Ladies' Committee of the grotto
Is planning a series of card parties to be
held in the near future.
The Membership Committee is plan
ming large class for the ceremonial in
May.
c. Raymond Pruett high priest of
Potomac Chapter. R. A M, announces
business meeting April II. Refresh
ments
Naval Lodge will hold its Ladies'
night at the National Press Club. April
II. Admission by invitation. Program
OF entertainment, followed by dancing.
Woodbridge Chapter, r. A. NJ, Tues
day at 1880 pm. will confer the Past
Master degree with Companion Holmes
In the East. The Grand High Priest of
the District of Columbia and number
OF companions of the Interstate Com
merce Commission will be present. All
Royal Arch Masons are invited.
The Uniformed Bodies of Almas Tenn
PIE met and Raymond Florence, pres.-
dent, gave talk on future plans for
entertainment. There will be a dance
April II at the club house under the
direction of Foster A. c. Sheppard
Potentate Warren w. Grimes and sew
eral members of the divan spoke. There
was an entertainment presented by the
patrol under Captain Jesse Porter.
Rush s. Young, high priest of Eureka
Chapter, r. A M, announces the
convocation April IA will be Masonic
Jewel night, and pictures of Byrd's
South Pole Expedition. An invita-
ton Is extended to all Masons. A
prize will be given to the member in
possession Of the most jewels. Also, a
prize will be given to the one who has
been Royal Arch Mason the longest
In point of service. These prizes are
open to any one regardless of his affilia-
tions. Get the date you were exalted.
The program will be in charge of Past
High Priest, Charles D. Shackleford.
At the stated communication of War
rem G. Harding Lodge April 12, the
Master Mason's degree will be con-
ferred. with Senior Warden Breen and
Senior Deacon Gimmer taking the prin-
cipal roles. The four candidates to re-
ceive the degree are George Washing
ton University students Members of
the Acacia Fraternity at the university
will act as fellowcrafts and take other
parts in the rendition of the work A
program of entertainment will follow
the meeting
On Easter Sunday morning, April 16.
At 1880 O'Clock, the knights Templar
Of the District of Columbia will hold all
Easter sunrise memorial service at the
Amphitheater in Arlington National
Cemetery. Music will be by the United
States Marine Band Grand Comdr
L. Whiting Estes. has extended an
invitation to all Masons and mem
bers of their families to participate in
this service. Invitations have also been
extended to the President, members oi
his cabinet, members of the United
States Senate and House of Repre-
sentatives, and to other Government
officials.
A dinner and business meeting ol
the Cornerstone Club Of Master Mason;
of 8. Kann Sons Co. will be held
April 20th at the Harrington Hotel a.
7 pm. The meeting will be called tC
order by the President, Walter Cornell
The president of all Masonic clubs o1
the District of Columbia will be tht
honorary speaker Those who will en-
tertain will be: Miss Vallon, songs anc
dance; Miss Izetta Simon, characte'
songs; Miss Irma Calvert, vocal anc
piano selections: Ernest L. Green
monologue: Miss Helen Sansbury. char
scter sketches; Miss Jones, pianist
George Wright. tenor; Miss Helen Field
man, novelty dances.
EASTERN STAR.
The Matrons and Pat.y-ts Associa
san g 1892 entertained the Matron
and Patrons Association Of 1888 Marcl
81 with banquet and dance at tn
National Press Club. The Grand Chap
ter officers and their associates wer
the distinguished guests.
Matron Ruth S. Buckner of Takom
Chapter announces the next meetin
will be held April IA. An obligation
service will be held, after which
double quartet will render numbe
OF sacred songs. There will also b
an old-fashioned hymn sing.
Bethlehem Chapter will hold car
party for the guests at the Masoni
and Eastern Star Home, April 1S,
1880 pm.
Past Matron Mae M. Smith will hol
rummage sale April 25 and 26 fc
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