Evening star., 1934-05-20
Almas Temple Entertains
Imperial Shrine POtentate
Friday at Maylower Hotel
Tohn N. Sebrell Will Be Honor Guest at Cere-
monies-Banquet Will Precede
Festivities.

tentate, Ancient Arabic Order
Mobiles of the Mystic Shrine,
~ will be the guest of honor Of
Almas Temple next Friday at a
ceremonial conducted by William C.
Miller, potentate, at the Mayflower
Hotel.
The ceremonial will be preceded by
banquet at o'clock. There will be
business session at 7:30 o'clock to
ballot on petitions which must be re-
ceived by the recorder not later than
tomorrow.
The uniformed bodies Of the temple
will take a prominent part In the
ceremonies; the Military Band and
Drum Corps, under the leadership OF
Frederick Wilken, Arab Patrol under
Capt. Jesse E. Porter. Legion Of
Honor with Capt. Clyde N. Strange In
command and oriental Band under the
direction of Frank M. Graham. The
floor work will be in charge of Ernest
w. Shoots, the director, and his corps
of assistants.
Following the initiation ceremonies
an entertainment will be presented.
Pentalpha tomorrow evening at
7:3O will hold its stated communica-
ton and confer the M. M. degree on
four candidates. Robert Fechner,
director of Emergency Conservation
Work, will be the guest speaker.
Hope Lodge will meet Friday eve
ming in the Masonic Temple and cele-
brate its 67th birthday anniversary IN
the form of entertainment with re-
freshments.
The annual Spring dinner OF the
Association of Worshipful Masters of
! 1920 will be held at the National
Press Club, tomorrow at O'Clock. j
Harry Cunningham, grand master in
1920, will be present with the masters
of the various Masonic lodges. Plans
will be formulated at this meeting
for the annual Spring outing OF the
association. Officers are Paul B
Cromelin, president; Noble D. Lar
ner. vice president, and George Fore
man, secretary-t treasurer.
A. NJ, Daniels, grand senior stew
guest speaker at AnacoStia Lodge on
| May 81.
Past Masters night will be held at
Mount Pleasant Lodge May 81, when
the M. M. degree will be conferred
| Pentalpha Lodge of Gaithersburg
| Nd. will be the guests.
Mount Pleasant Lodge will have a
Past Masters night tomorrow. The
Master Mason degree is to be con-
ferred by a cast of past masters.
Services in commemoration of the
Tooth anniversary of the death of the
! Marquise de Lafayette will be held
| in the auditorium of the Washington
Masonic Memorial at Alexandria, Va.
today at 2:30 o'clock will be under the
| auspices of the George Washington
| Masonic National Memorial Associa-
ton. They will be broadcast over the
National Broadcasting System from
230 to o'clock.
Addresses will be delivered by the
| Count de Chambru, great-great-great-
| grandson of Lafayette and a brother
ln-law of the late Speaker Longworth,
by Secretary of War George H. Dern
past grand master of Masons II
Utah, and Representative Sol Bloom
New York, director of the United
States George Washington Bicenten-
NAL Commission. Music will be by
the United States Marine Band.
Federal Lodge will confer the E. A
degree Tuesday evening. Senior Dea.
con Carlton will confer the first Sec
ton and Junior Warden Loehl will de.
liver the lecture. The master will de.
liver the charge.
Mount Horeb Chapter, r. A. M.
will confer the Mark degree Tuesday
night. And "old-fashioned Noun,
Horeb" social, held after the last con.
vocation, will be repeated.
Petworth Chapter, R. A. M, at it!
convocation May 81 will honor it
past high priests by having them con.
fer the Royal Arch degree.
The field day and base ball gam'
will be held July 7. The base bal
game is between teams representing
the Shrine and the Grotto and i
sponsored by the Association of Wor
Shipful Masters of 1884.
Government officials and member
of the Congress and the diplomatic
corps are being sent invitations II
attend by Vernon G.. Owen, gran'
master.
Albert Pike Consistory of the An
cient and Accepted Scottish Rite o
Freemasonry conferred the 31s
degree upon its class of candidate
last Tuesday. May % Albert Pix
Consistory will confer the 32d degree
Arrangements are being made b.
the Executive Committee for a ladies
night in the near future.
| Grand Tall Cedar j. Fred Huber O
Capitol Forest, No. 104s of the Ia
Cedars of Lebanon, and District Rep
resentative Thomas A. HaveQ attends
the Supreme Forest session and con
vention held at Asbury Park May II
10, inclusive The Tall Cedar Roys
Rangers of Capitol Forest, No. 1O4
acted as an escort to the grand Ia
Cedar in the parade held May 1!
They were under the command @
Capt. Fay D. Patton.
The Tall Cedar Chanters, under tn
direction of Homer S. Pope, appeare
in the program of the Georgia Stat
Society last Tuesday night at tn
Shoreham Hotel.
William c. Heider, president of tn
Uniform Bodies of the Tall Cedars c
Capitol Forest, No. 104, announces a
executive meeting of the Uniforr
Bodies at lot Upshur street May 2;
Eastern Star.