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degree.
Brightwood Commandery. K T., Drill
Team Association elected the following
officers: Samuel B. Reeder, president;
Lewis A. Snider. vice president; Albert
H. Coombs, secretary treasurer; A. A.
Ludwig. Arthur L. Suter, Fred Kohler,
Executive Committee; Joseph C. john
son, captain. President Reeder an
nounced a reorganiZa ton of the aSSo-
citation and has issued call for ACTIVE
and associate members. The recently
organized Malta team. under the di-
rection of President Reeder. will hold
rehearsals in conjunction with the drill
team on the second and fourth Tues
days.
G. Raymond Pruett. high priest Of
Potomac Chapter, R. A. M, makes the
following announcements: On April "a
a rehearsal for officers at 1880 p.m.:
April 25 at the stated convocation, Ex-
cellent Companion orie L. Beardsley,
chairman OF the Committee of Work
and Lectures of the Grand Chapter,
will make an address on The Signifl-
canoe of the Mark Degree" All Royal
Arch Masons are invited. Refreshments.
Washington Chapter. R. A. M, will
celebrate Metropolitan Police night April
27 in honor of Maj. Ernest w. Brown,
superintendent of Metropolitan Police,
who is a member of the chapter. A
program will be followed by refresh
ments. United States Commissioner
Needham C. Turnage will be guest
speaker All Royal Arch Masons of the
Metropolitan Police Department are
invited
Takoma Lodge extends an invitation
to all Master Masons to attend its stated
communication Tuesday at 7:30 pm,
In the lodge room, Maple and Carroll
avenues, when the Master Mason degree
will be conferred, with Senior Warden
Paul R. Mattix heading the line. A
special musical program will be pro-
vided by the Masonic Glee Club of the
District of Columbia, under the direction
OF Homer S. Pope. Refreshments will
be served.
Rush S. Young high priest of Eureka
Chapter. R. A. M, announces at the
convocation April 2S the Mark Master
degree will be conferred with Com
panion King, Arthur NJ. Robinson pre-
siding in the East
The Masonic Jewel night was OBJ
for the Oldest member was won by Com
panion T. T. Luckett, having been a
member of this chapter since April /.
1880 The prize to the member having
the most Masonic jewels displayed was
won by Companion Benjamin F. Lar
combe. He was presented with a past
masters jewel by Past Grand High
Priest Daniel G. Davis. The final num-
Der was movie of Bryd's South Pole
expedition.
Kallipolis Grotto on Monday evening
was addressed by Edward BRkholder
on "Reforestation."
The Grotto card and bingo party will
be held at Grotto headquarters the eve
ming OF May /. 1t will be in charge of
the wives of the officers and members,
with Mrs. William j. Erskine, wife OF
the chief justice of the Grotto. as chair
man. All Grotto members. their FAM
lilies and friends are invited.
A class of candidates is forming for a
ceremonial in May.
At it's stated convocation. April "a
Mount Vernon Chapter will confer the
Most Excellent Master degree with
companion John D. Walcott in the
East as right worshipful master. Fol-
lowing the degree work, Past Grand
High Priest C. C. Coombs, will make
q short talk explanatory of the degree
Refreshments will be served
Harmony Lodge will be entertained by
It's choir Wednesday. followed by
question box and movies by Past Master
G. c. Ober, ID
Federal Lodge will confer the F. c.
degree Tuesday evening. Junior Deacon
Carlton will preside in the East and
Senior Steward Hanen will deliver the
lecture. Past Master Paul F. Grove
VIII deliver special address on the
first degree work.
At its meeting last Tuesday night
King David Lodge conferred the Mas
Ter Mason degree. Junior Warden
Joseph w. Marshall presided in the east
The Fellowcraft Club announced
olnner and social at the Arlington
Hotel tomorrow and extended an invi-
tation to all members 10 attend.
At the conclave on Monday evening
the following officers of Orient Com
stalled by the grand commander, L.
Whiting Estes: Joseph F. Lyvers, emf
nent commander; Arthur O.. Anderson,
generalissimo; George r. McHenry
captain general Rixey F. Gray, senior
warden; George T. Brown, Junior war
den: Charles F. Lloyd. prelate ire
elected: Leonidas B. Dyer, associate
prelate: John D. McDuife, treasurer
tre-clectedD; Otto B. Rocpkc. recorder
re-elected) T. David Gates. standard
bearer; James j. Downey, sword bearer:
Delman r. Domdera, warder: BENJAMIN
c. Albright, guard; Jesse T. Stephens,
sentinel; Hayes c. Rice, trustee for one
year; Guy M. Neely, trustee for three
years.
Woodbridge Chapter, r. A. M. at its
hst meeting conferred the Past Mas
ter degree Grand High Priest Will
kens delivered an address. The Mark
Master degree will be conferred Tues
day evening with Companion Young in
the east. All Royal Arch Masons are
invited.
A meeting of Mithras Lodge of Per-
fection was held Tuesday evening at
the Cathedral of the Rite. Third and
E streets northwest. after the closing OF
which Robert De Bruce Council OF
Kadosh held a special meeting for the
comforting of the twenty-first degree,
"Noachite or Prussian Knight"
Robert De Bruce Council of Kadosh
VIII hold It's regular meeting TUESDAY
evening, when the twenty-eighth degree
will be conferred This degree has never
before been presented in the Scottish
Rite bodies in Washington, but it is
one of the philosophical of the council
degrees. It will be conferred by group
of experienced ritualists.
Washington Council. Ladies of the
Universal Craftsmen Council of Engi-
neers, convened April Q. Worthy PreSi-
dent Mrs. Caroline E. Pickcl. in the
east, was assisted by Vice President Mrs.
Lena C. Towberman. A card party will
be held at the home of Mrs. Ruth S.
Bichell, 1905 First street, April 20, at
$50 pm.
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