Evening star., 1933-04-02

Washington Centennial Lodge wi
meet April 5 at 1880 pm. The evenin
will be dedicated to "The Police" an
special entertainment has been ar
ranged. Maj. Ernest w. Brown will b
present and the guest speaker of tn
evening will be j. G. Yaden.
The seventeenth degree Of the Scot
tish Rite was conferred, in full form
Tuesday evening at the Cathedral o
degree team of Evangelist Chapter
Refreshments were served after tn,
degree Next Tuesday evening thu
eighteenth degree will be conferred.
rehearsal of the twentieth and twenty.
first degrees will be held at the cathe'
dral tomorrow evening.
Wise Master Claudy has called 6
meeting of the officers Of Evangelist
Chapter for study Of the Maundy
Thursday and Easter services for Sun.
day at $3.50 o'clock at his Office in the
McLachlen Building.
Monarch Frederick Wilken announce.
the appointment of the following mem.
bers of Kallipolis Grotto as contact rep.
resentatives with grottoes of the Mid
Grotto, Baltimore, Solomon Stickman
Zem zem Grotto, Jersey City, N. ].
Charles A. Brewton; New Ark Grotto
Newark, NJ j., Chief Justice william
Erskine; Al-Time Grotto, Atlantic City
N. j., c. F. Armiger; Koran Grotto
Philadelphia, Past Monarch Arthur M
Poynton.
The Grotto Drill Corps will hold ar
oyster roast and entertainment April
for the benefit of the Grotto. All mem
bers and their friends are invited. Or
April 10 a good fellowship night will
be held at Grotto headquarters. The
program will consist of initiation OF
candidates and entertainment.
Monarch Wilken announces cere-
monial in May, the date to be an
nounced later. He has also appointed
q committee consisting of wives of Of
ficers and members to arrange for q
card party at an early date.
The Temple Club, whose membership
consists of Master Masons employed in
the Post Office Department, now meets
in the rooms of Friendship Lodge, l. o
O. F., 822 Doth street AS a special
feature at the meeting March "a, Maj
Gen. Amos A. Fries, U. S. A., retired
spoke.
The Washington Railroad Square
Club met at North East Temple March
visory board; Jack Murcell president
Trestle Board Club; President Morgan
S. Gassman and Past President James
B. Edmunds spoke.
Petworth Lodge will confer the e. A.
degree Thursday night with Senior
Deacon Brown presiding.
At its meeting last Monday night
the Fellowcraft Club of King David
Lodge held a stag night" The enter
tainment included four boxing matches
two readings by Past Master Miller, OF
East Gate Lodge; xylophone solos by
Past Master Hamill, and music by the
Rhythm-Makers. Past Master Neil
president of the club, welcomed the
members and their guests, and an
nounced the clubs banquet April "a, at
the Arlington Hotel. Messrs. Booker
and Past Master Fox were elected to
honorary membership In the club.
The officers Of the lodge are request
ed to attend a first degree rehearsal
April 3. The lodge will meet Tues
day night.
EASTERN STAR.
st. Johns Lodge Chapter will confer
the degrees and have a short program
tomorrow evening.
Past Matron Maud Angelo, chairman
OF the Endowment Committee, has ar
ranged for meeting at Sears, Roebuck
Art Gallery, 1106 Connecticut avenue,
April 10 at 7;30 pm.
The Home Board will be entertained
by Mabel Lewis at her home, 4739
Thirteenth street, April IL at 8 pm.
The Ways and Means Committee will
hold card party at 60 M street north
east April 20 at pm.
The chapter will be the guests OF
washington Centennial Chapter April
81.
Members having birth anniversaries
in April are requested to notify Aleene
Franklin before the meeting of April
IL, when they will be special guests OF
the chapter
Good Will Chapter, at its last meet
ing, was entertained with readings by
Mrs. Mary Lou Tucker. Past Matron
Pearl K. Armack entertained the Past
Matrons and Patrons Association at
A1CI 1uuISQdy
The Ways and Means Committee will
give luncheon and card party April
5 at 1901 Georgia avenue at 1890 pm
Past Patron James Cannaghan was
appointed by the matron to represent
the chapter as liaison member of the
Masonic Employment Bureau.
The matron of Acacia Chapter, Mrs
Elsie Stuart, announces the meeting
Tuesday evening will be In honor of the
past matrons and past patrons of the
chapter.
The Star Point Society will meet with
Past Matron Freda Tuttle April at
pm.
The Ways and Means Committee will
hold a roast beef dinner April 6 al
Almas Temple Club House, to pm
Mrs. Doris D. Sutton, matron oi
Joseph H. Milans Lodge Chapter, an
nounces the degrees will be conferred
Thursday evening. Past Matron Elviria
Madgeburger of Joppa Lodge Chapter
general chairman Of the Endowment
Committee, will speak on the need Of
endowment for the Home Ways anc
Means Committee. Mrs. Hoke will have
a dinner April at Almas Temple
from 4:30 to o'clock.
Mizpah Chaptw will meet April 4. Th'
associate matr0hs and associate pa
irons will be guests, accompanied b.
the grand matron and grand patron
A party will be held at the home o
Mrs. Morris, 1888 Thirty-eighth street
April S.
The matron Of Brightwood Chapter
Agnes L. Motyka, announces mltlatloi
April 13. The Past Matrons and Pa
irons met at the home of the president
Past Matron Steker Games were played
followed by refreshments. Prizes wer
won by Junior Past Patron Frank Lapl
and Mrs. Lapp. The next meeting vii
be at the home of the junior pas
matron, Ethel F. Nagle. The Ways ant
Means met at the home of Patrol
William w. Oleff. A card party viii
be given at the home of Mrs Anderson
6443 Thirty-third street. April 10 a
$3.50 o'clock.
The matron Of Temple Chapter, Mil