Evening star., 1934-02-25

OF the lodge degrees and next Tues
day evening, February 81, Evangelist
Chapter, Knights Rose Croix will con-
fer the fifteenth degree, being the
first of the chapter degrees.
The officers Of Evangelist Chapter
and the Camp Guard of the Scottish
Rite will hold a rehearsal today at 3
O'Clock at the Cathedral of the Rite,
In preparation for the Maundy Thurs
day and Easter service, which will be
held March 29, at o'clock and April
at 3 o'clock. Notice of the place at
which these services will be held Will
be given to the members within few
days.
At the Church of the Ascension
February IS, at o'clock, the rector
will hold a Masonic service to which
all members Of the rite are invited.
Federal Lodge will confer the F. G.
degree Tuesday evening. Junior Dea-
con Arnold c. Hansen will confer the
first section and Senior Steward
Henry H. Waples will confer the lee
ture. Master John NJ Horten Will de-
liver the charge. The lodge is plan
ming a policeman's night for Marcn
13 and all members of the Police De-
partment who are members OF the
Masonic Order will be invited. Master
Horten is connected with the harbor
precinct.
The Cornerstone Club Of Masons OF
q. Kanns Sons g. Co., will have din
ner and business meeting March 10
Mt 7p.m. at the Harrington Hotel. Tor
election of officers. After dinner there
will be entertainment and speaking by
prominent Masonic celebrities OF the
District of Columbia. This meeting
Is especially designated as Otto Sins
heimer night, which will be in charge
of the Special Entertainment Com
mittee, which was selected at meet
ing February Is by President Walter
A. Cornell.
At the last convocation of Potomac
Chapter. Royal Arch Masons, John E.
Chrisman was elected high priest,
Stephen T. Porter, king, and l.. L:
Inabinet. scribe. They were installed
by the retiring high priest, G. Ray
nond Pruett. assisted by Past High
Priest Eln0re 7. Burdette, acting as
captain of the host. The other oftl-
ces were filed by advancing the line,
but the appointment Of the master OF
the first veil was deferred to a later
convocation. The retiring high priest
was presented with past high
priests Jewel by Secretary H. Clyde
Grimes.
At the next convocation, February
a.. matters of general interest will be
discussed.
At the meeting Of Gompers Lodge,
February 26, home talent night" will
be held.
On February % there will be
Joint card party at 4209 Ninth street,
conducted by Joppa Lodge Chapter
o. E. S., and Joppa Lodge, F. A. A. M.
On March 1. following the business
of Singleton Lodge. Past Master Carl
H. Claudy of Harmony Lodge will give
an address on a Masonic subject
A benefit card party will be gifen
by the Ladies' Auxiliary to De Molay
Commandery at T1den Garoens
March 3.
Joppa Lodge tomorrow evening.
after a short business session, Will
have William A. Lloyd, agriculturalist
in charge of extension work in west
ern States and Territories, give
travelouge on Alaska.
La Fayette Lodge will meet March l,
r:3o pm, in lodge room No. l, Ma
sonic Temple. Builders Club night.
Special guests, employees of Woodward
Lothrop.
At its meeting last Tuesday night
King David Lodge conferred the Eel
lowcraft degree, with Junior Deacon
Mackle in the east and Senior Steward
Tubbs as senior deacon. A musical
program was rendered by the Y. M
G. A. Glee Club. The FelloWcraft
Club will meet tomorrow night at the
temple, Twelfth and Monroe streets
northeast.
The March meeting will be past
masters night.
Capitol Forest, Tall Cedars OF
Lebanon, will held a ceremonial In
the Masonic auditorium February %
Jointly with district meeting OF each
Tall Cedar forest in this jurisdiction.
Grand Tall Cedar J. Fred Huber has
received information that the visit
ing membership at this event Will ex-
ceed more than two thousand out-of-
town members from the Tall Cedar
forests of Baltimore and Hagerstown,
Md; Clarksburg, W. Va; the Supreme
Forest officers and number OF other
representatives from other nearby
sections.
Previous to the activities of the
evening a street parade will be held
BY the various uniform bodies. A
number Of candidates for the degrees
have already applied for membership
ut this ceremonial many of whom are
prominent in both Masonic, Govern
ment and business circles.
Mr.. Huber has appointed the fol-
lowing officers: Rev. Robert Lee
Lewis, chaplain; Thomas c. Havell,
preceptor; F. D. Patton, chief OF
rangers; Charles R. Brill, concert
master; Harry Maxwell, director of
band; Homer S. Pope, director of
chanters; william c. Heider, director
Of stunts: c. H. Van Hook, chairman
Of Membership Committee; S. B.
Reeder, chairman of Booster Com
rnittee; Harold A. Emery, refresh
ments: S. Shipman. sentinel and E.
A. Lelacheur, king Of the royal court.
At the regular convocation OF
Mount Horeb Chapter. Tuesday eve.
ming. the Mark degree will be con-
ferred by the new officers. with Scribe
W. w. Hazel in the East. High
Priest Dorsey has made special ar
rangements to entertain the COM
panions. All Royal Arch Masons
are invited.
Monarch William J. Erskine an
nounces a business meeting and Past
Monarchs' night Of Kallipolis Grottc
at Grotto headquarters tomorrow eve
ming, when the Grand Master OF
Masons of the District OF Columbia