Evening star., 1934-04-29
Masonic Club Advisers
To Hold Meeting Mays.
Visitati0ns Are Planned


bassador Hotel May 3 at
L pm, according to announce
ment of Samuel B. Reeder,
president.
Vice President Russell H. Thomp-
son, chairman of the Religious Serv-
ice Committee, Is making special ar
rangements for Masonic Club Sum
day service at Temple Heights, the
date to be announced later.
The visitationS of the board during
April included the following: Army
Medical Center, Italio-American
Mount Moriah, Trowel, Trestleboard
and Temple Clubs.
The visitations for May are: May
s, Lambskin Club, Northeast Ma
sonic Temple; May 8, Craftsmen
Club, Fourteenth and Kenyon streets;
May l9, Circle Club. Riggs Building,
Fourteenth and Park road; May 81,
Fellowship Club, Hamilton Hotel;
May 26, Railroad Square Club
Northeast Masonic Temple. All Ma
sonic Club members are invited to
attend these visitations.
At its last meeting. King David
Lodge conferred the Fellowcraft de-
gree, with Junior Steward Mackle in
the East and Senior Steward TubbS
acting as senior deacon. Senior
Steward Tubbs gave a report on ac-
tivities at the Masonic and Eastern
Star Home. Master Numson an
nounced the next meeting will feature
a program prepared by the Masonic
Education Committee, Past Master
Stiles chairman.
The Fellowcraft Club met last Mon
day night, had a short degree drill,
and spent the rest of the evening in
a social The lodge will meet next
Tuesday night.
Monarch w. ]. Erskine Of Kallipolis
Grotto announces a business and So
cial meeting tomorrow evening. A
program will be rendered, followed by
refreshments.
A visit to La Fayette Chapter, r.
A. NJ. will be paid by the outlying
Maryland Royal Arch chapters May
l. Preparations have been made for
an entertainment.
chosen as the date for the field day
and base ball game, which is being
sponsored by the Association of Wor-
shipful Masters of 1884 to raise funds
to provide vocational training facili-
ties for the orphan children at the
Masonic and Eastern Star Home.
There will be drills by uniformed
Masonic bodies, base ball game
between teams of the Shrine and the
Grotto. Prizes are expected to be
awarded to the winning team, with
prizes for the lodge and affiliated
bodies selling the greatest number of
tickets.
The general committee Is headed
by Master Major H. Robb of st.
Johns Lodge. Grand Master Vernon
G.. Owen is honorary chairman.
Master James ]. Brown extends an
invitation to all Master MaSonS in
the District to be present at the
stated communication of Lebanon
Lodge May 4, when the Master Ma
sons degree will be conferred in its
entirety by a cast of past masters OF
Lebanon Lodge selected by Francis /.
Beach, chairman of the Committee on
Work. June / has been designated
by the master as Government Print
ing Office night" when all members
of the fraternity employed in the
G. P. o. will be the guests, with the
junior deacon acting as host.
The Fellowcraft Club of Petworth
Lodge will give a dance Thursday in
Joppa Lodge Hall, 1909 Ninth street.
Washington Centennial Lodge will
hold a stated communication May 2.
On May 6, religious services at United
Brethren Church, at 7:45 pm. The
chaplain, Rev Simpson B. Daugherty,
will conduct a special service.
At a special meeting of Robert de
Bruce Council, knights Kadosh of
the Ancient and Accepted Scottish
Rite of Freemasonry, to be held Tues
day evening at the Cathedral of the
Rite the twenty-ninth degree. or
Scottish Knight of St. Andrew" will
be conferred. Last Tuesday evening
Robert de Bruce Council held its
monthly meeting, at which the twen-
ty-eighth degree was conferred.
The Grand Commandery Of knights
Templar and constituent comman-
deries Of the District of Columbia
have accepted an invitation from the
grand commander of Pennsylvania
to attend the annual Ascension fes-
tival service on the Gettysburg Battle
field, at Gettysburg, May 6. The
Templars and their friends who plan
to make the pilgrimage will assemble
opposite the bank in Bethesda, Md,
at o'clock that morning and from
there will have the services of a
police escort to Gettysburg.
Potomac Commandery, Knight
Templar, will confer the Order of
Red Gross Wednesday with Joseph
A. Bennett in charge.
La Fayette Lodge will meet May 8,
at 7;30 pm, in Lodge Room No. /,
Masonic Temple. The Fellowcraft
Club, now in its 10th year, will be
host to the lodge. An entertain
men will be given by the officers of
the club.
Music will be interspersed and re-
freshments served.
Eastern Star.