Evening star., 1933-03-05

Harmony Lodge will confer the Mas
ter Masons degree March 8. The sec
ond section will BE- worked by the Lodge
FelloWcraft team trained under direc-
tion of Past Master George c. Ober. I'd
j. Walter Humphrey, master, advises
that refreshments will follow the de-
gree and that prior to the ceremony, a
Mason who was present in Architects
Lodge of New York City when the then
President-elect Franklin D. Roosevelt
raised his son Elliot will tell the lodge
about this historic event.
Petworth Lodge will hold a special G
p. o. night Tuesday. when the third
ployes of that department, with Senior
Warden Gardner presiding, assisted by
Senior Deacon Brown.
Hope Lodge meets Friday at 7:3o
pm. in the Masonic Temple The Eel
loWcraftS degree will be conferred by
Senior Deacon George E. Smith in the
East assisted by Junior Deacon Richard
L. Merrick
The new officers of the Ladies' Aux
tliary OF the Lambskin Club will appear
March 8.
The Washington Railroad Square
Club celebrated past presidents night
February 25 at Northeast Temple. The
various offices were vacated for the hon.
ored members. George D. Sullivan pre-
sided: John J. Cunningham, first vice
president, and Oscar Riley. George H
Mergell, James B. Edmunds, w. F.
Hayes and o. K. Shepherd assumed tbs
other various stations Lyman H
Troutman, past president Nationa
League of Masonic Clubs, and Thurs
ton g. Brown, president advisory board
spoke
Past President Cunningham spon.
sored the entertainment that included
Dolores Anderson, tap dancer, with
songs; Vera Sturiale, who sang anc
danced; impersonations by Melvin Ros.
enberg and John A. Mcmahon.
The president of the Trowel Clul
will call special meeting of the of
f1cers only, which will include the newl,
appointed vice presidents, for the pur.
pose OF transacting club business. Tht
meeting will be held March 10, at $50:
Davidson drive, Chevy Chase Terrace
Md, at 8 pm
Rush S. Young, high priest of Eureka
Chapter, Royal Arch Mssons. an
noInces on March 10 the degrees OF
Past Master and Most Excellent Master
Will be conferred.
The degree Of Past Master will have
committee of past m sters composed
of Benjamin F. Larcombe, Charles e
Baldwin, Blair Mckenzie, Daniel G
Davis, George S. Foreman and Robert
g. Tracy. Captain of the Host Freeman
W. Sharp, jr., will head the degree from
the east.
Inc Most Excellent Master degree viii
be conferred by Kenneth G. Fernald
scribe, occupying the east. A prologue
70 TINS degree will be rendered BY Past
High Priest Clarence j. West granc
principal sojourner of the Crane
Chapter.
Ilustrious Potentate Warren w
ncunced his organization plans for the
coming year. Paul B. Cr0melin heads
the Jurisprudence and Laws Commit
Tee, Monte !>}nger is chairman Of the
Finance and Accounts Committee
Stanley D. Willis is chairman of the
reception Committee and Karl E. Jar
rell is chairman Of the Membership
Committee. The Official visitation o.
Imperial Potentate Earl c. Mills i.
March at the Almas Club. An enter.
tamment has been arranged
On March II, under the auspices o
the uniform bodies, a dance will be
given at the club.
Potentate Grimes announces thu
Spring ceremonial will be held at the
Amas Club. May %.
The annual convention will be held
st Atlantic City, July IL to 13, inclu-
sive.
EASTERN STAR.
Mount Pleasant Chapter met March
3, with an entertainment by tn:
boosters. The past matrons will hole
a Dutch supper March 80 at the Lodge
hall The Auxiliary Home Board Com
mittee will meet Thursday at the home
OF DR.. Amy Rule. 1860 Columbia road
Treaty Oak Chapter will have de.
gree work March 6 on Temple Heights
The matron of Temple Chapter, Mil
dred Steiner Schenick, announces th'
meeting Of February q was Secretarie!
and treasurers' night. The distin
gulShed guests were Past Grand Patror
j. C. Proctor, Associate Grand Matror
Mamie L. Greenstreet, Associate Crane
Patron Edward Riley and Grand Sec
retary Rose A. Yost The entertain
ment was furnished by the Daughter
of America and an accordion solo b,
Mrs. Sylvia KaploWitz
The Auxiliary Home Board met Feb
ruary % at Epsteins. with Mrs. Flor
ence Bers, Mrs. Emma Demaray, Mrs
Sylvia KaplowitZ, Miss Celia Fox, Mrs
Mary Katz. Mrs. Reba Stein and Mrs
Rose Stein as hostesses.
The meeting of March 13 will b'
work
Esther Chapter met Thursday eve
ming and at the conclusion of the busi
ness Fashion Show was presented, de
picting costumes in accordance with tn
ideas of the past patrons of the chap
ter. The program was in charge o
Past Patron Babcock assisted by Pas
Grand Matron Streator and Past Ma
tron Theodore Cunningham. Mrs. Dea
of Bethlehem Chapter sang several solos
Grand Matron Pitt, Grand Patron Kim
mel, Past Grand MatrOns Streater, Kim
mel, Hudson, Merritt and Williams AM
Past Grand Patron Streater were amen
the distinguished guests present.
Past Patron Arthur G. FeSSencel
was appointed by the matron to repre-
sent Esther Chaper as liaison membe
of the Masonic Service Bureau.
Unity Chapter initiated two candi
dates at the last meeting, after, whicl
the members joined Good Will Chap
ter in celebration of their birthday.
The Unity Bridge Club met at tn
home of Miss Mildred Hicks Februar
81. She was assisted by the matron
Mrs. Stelle NJ Arseneau. Prizes wer
awarded to Mrs. Ann Williams ant
Mrs. Emma Hough.
The Home Board will be entertalne'
at lunch March at the home OF Mrs
Mary c. Hamill, GIT Seventh stree
northeast. Lunch will be served a
1880. She will be assisted by Mrs
Emma Watts and Mrs. Hannah Parker
Mrs. Elizabeth Titus, chairman o
the Temple Committee. announces
meeting at her home. 9414 Georgia ave
nue., Silver Spring, Nd, March 9. -,