Evening star., 1934-03-04


merce, George Washington Univer-
sity, Veterans Bureau, Sojourners
Club, Post Office Department, Police
and Fire Departments, Navy Yard and
the Washington Terminal Co., all of
the District of Columbia. at Northeast
Masonic Temple last evening. The
occasion was the official visit of Ed
ward E. Berney, personal representa-
tive of Roy w. Price. president of the
National League of Masonic Clubs,
who made an address.
The entertainment, arranged by
John j. Cunningham, presented the
Kilowatt Glee Club of the Potomac
Electric Power Co. The leader. H. E.
Yeidie, formerly of the Bach Chorus
of Philadelphia, announced the pro-
gram. Refreshments were served.
The Fellowcraft Club of King Da-
vid Lodge met Monday night at the
Twelfth and Monroe Street Masonic
Temple. After the business meeting
there were refreshments and cards.
Tomorrow night at 7:3O the lodge Of
flcers will rehearSe the Master Mason
degree. President Holland requests
members of the Fellowcraft team to
attend.
Evangelist Chapter knights Rose
CroiX. of the Ancient and Accepted
Scottish Rite of Freemasonry. held a
special meeting when the fifteenth de-
gree was conferred. Portions of the
Maundy Thursday and Easter Sum
day ceremonies were rehearsed.
The Robert deBruce Council Of Ka-
dosh held its regular meeting when
business was transacted.
Next Tuesday evening the chapter
will confer the sixteenth degree in full
ceremonial form.
Following its convocation March
William R. Singleton Chapter r. A.
NJ, will be entertained with an illus
trated travelogue by E. E. Hume on
his travels through the Balkan states.
particularly Servia. The members of
William R. Singleton Lodge and
Friendship Eastern Star Chapter have
been invited. The musical program
will start at $50 o'clock.
The Woman's Auxiliary to the
Craftsmans Club met at the Thomas
Circle Club February 20. The follow
ing officers were elected. President,
Miss Clara Keisel first vice president,
Mrs. Charlie Taylor; second vice pres
ldent, Mrs. Rachel Rote; treasurer,
Miss G.. Ina Aldrich: secretary, Mrs.
Evelyn Popp; marshal, Mrs. Maggie
Llpscomb: Warder. Mrs. Harry Mel
ners. The retiring president. Mrs. M.
Noreta Koch, was presented with a
china dinner service. E. E. Berney
and Walter H. Hidde were guests.
Master Maurice A. Goldberg of
Samuel Gompers Lodge announces the
meeting Of February 27 was known as
home talent night.
The Past and Most Excellent Mas
ter degrees will be conferred March
9 in Eureka Chapter. Past High
Priest Rush S. Young announces re-
hearsal for these degrees Wednesday
evening at the home of George Mehl-
felt. 1923 Illinois avenue.
The reception of various represent
atiVe groups, among whom the line
officers are associated in Lebanon
Lodge, will be continued at the stated
communication March Is when Ma
sons employed in the Washington
Navy Yard will be the guests of Senior
Deacon Arthur M. Robinson. pro-
gram of entertainment has been ar
ranged. Refreshments will be served
by the Fellowcraft Club.
Stag night will be held April at
the Mayfower Hotel.
Theodore Roosevelt Lodge will de-
vote Its meeting Wednesday to pro-
gram of Masonic education featured
by an open discussion of questions on
Masonic jurisprudence. The program
has been arranged by Master Higgins
and Past Master Sherfey.
A business and social meeting of
KallipoliS Grotto was held Monday
evening, the guest of honor being the
grand master of Masons, who deliv-
cred an address. M. B. Jacobs sang
several numbers and the Misses Doro-
thy and Rose Cohen contributed song
and acrobatic numbers. They were
accompanied on the piano by Mrs.
L. J. Green.
Past Grand Monarch E. W. Libbey
paid an official visit to Abaca Grotto,
Fredericksburg, Va Thursday eve
ming, accompanied by Monarch w. ].
Erskine of Kallipolis Grotto On
March 8 the past grand monarch will
make an inspection trip to Yedz Grot-
to, Baltimore, accompanied by the Of
flcers, Drill Corps and a number of
the members.
On March 21 Abaca Grotto, Fred
ericksburg, Va, will have a form
ceremonial, to which all members of
Kallipolis Grotto are invited The
ritualistic work will be conferred by
San1s Grotto Of Richmond, Va.
The Entertainment Committee of
the Cornerstone Club of Masons of
8. Kann Sons Co. have made ar
rangements for dinner and business
meeting March Is at the Harrington
Hotel, at pm. An address will be
delivered by Grand Master of Masons
Vernon G. Owens, which will be fol-
lowed by Miss Dorothy Mayerhofer,
singing and dancing specialties: Miss
Irma Calvert, piano solos; Ernest
Simon, singer; Miss Barbara A. VAL
lin, acrobatic dancing; Miss Izetta
Rhea Simon, elocutioniSt and singer;
Buddy German, Hawaiian guitar solos
ONOllaiS CopCIidily
and known as the "Adolph Sin
sheimer night" Election of officers
will also take place.
The Ladies' Auxiliary to De Molay
Commandery gave a surprise party
past Wednesday to It's oldest men,
Doer, Robert H. Lamb. on the occasion
aof his seth birthday anniversary.
Comdr. Clarence J. West made a
Short speech and presented a birth
bay cake decorated with the Knight
Templar insignia. Mr.. Lamb has
been for 46 years a member of De
Molay Commandery, and for the past
III years has officiated as sentinel of
the lodge.
Master Eugene Meads of Dawson
Lodge. and an employe of the United
States Coast and Geodetic Survey
was holding stated communication
The night Of February 26 when Al