Evening star., 1934-02-11
Master Mason's Degree
Services Will Be Held
At Memorial This Week

Il i theater of the George Wash
ington Masonic National Me-
mortal. Alexandria. Va The lodge
will be opened at 73O pm.
Columbia Lodge will celebrate the
birthday of George Washington at its
meeting February Is and Rev S. B.
Daugherty will be the principal
speaker.
Lafayette Lodge. No. 10. will meet
Thursday at 1880 pm. in lodge room
No. /, Masonic Temple. Fellowcraft
degree and music
A stated assembly of Columbia
Council, No. 3. r. and s. M, will be
held Friday at 7:30 pm. at 1910 Wis
consin avenue. There will be a grand
visitation, election and installation.
Petworth Lodge will confer the M
M. degree Thursday following the
regular business meeting, with Junior
Warden Brown presiding assisted by
Senior Warden Alexander
At its meeting last Tuesday night
King David Lodge, No %. F. A. A. M,
enjoyed a novel hill billy" enter
tainment rendered by five of its mem
bers and three visiting brothers from
Potomac Lodge. Past Master Hutch
inson Of Petworth Lodge also enter
tanned with several violin selections.
accompanied by Brother Thomas of
King David Lodge.
Worshipful Master Troy A. Nub-
son called the lodges attention to
the fact that it was exactly 40 years
ago that night that their brother,
Past Grand Master Charles e. Bald
win. made application for membership
in King David Lodge. Past Master
Neil, president of the Fellowcraft
Club. announced special meeting of
the club on Monday, February 12 for
the purpose of electing new corps of
officers, and urged all members to at
tend. King David Lodge will confer
the Fellowcraft degree at its next
meeting, with Junior Deacon Mackle
in the east and Senior Steward Tubbs
acting as senior deacon.
Robert LIE Bruce Chapter, Order OF
De Molay, celebrated dads night" at
its last regular meeting. Vernon G.
Owen, grand master of Masons, and
Gen. Merritt w. Ireland, active mem
Der at large of the Grand Council,
Order of De Molay, contributed to the
celebration by giving short talks COM
mendlng the order for the good repu-
tation it holds. The fathers of the
chapters members were the guests of
honor at the meeting. A cup was
presented by William H Bruening
Chapter Of De Molay Alumni to
Brother Herbert Laut for winning a
contest for obtaining petitions for
Robert lie Bruce Chapter. Refresh
ments were served after the meeting.
The De Molay degree will be con-
ferred on class of IL candidates
at the next regular meeting on Feb
ruary Is. All master Masons are cor
daily invited.
4 LMAS TEMPLE OF THE MYSTIC
SHRINE announces a series of
dances under the auspices of the uni
formed bodies of the temple. Frank
Graham, president, appointed Noble
Wilfred Lawson, general chairman.
and DR.. c. c. Fletcher, vice chair
AAioAA VI IilC ways ucdnS COm-
mittee, which organized the follow
ing committee to assist in putting on
the dances: Mobiles Frank Jones, j.
Edgar Robinson. Dwight Bromwell
Jesse Porter, George Harris, LIE Roy
Corbin and Thomas Courtney. The
dances will be held at the Temple
club house February 81, March I6 and
April IL.
Temple Chapter will celebrate It's
twenty-fifth birthday anniversary to-
morrow. Guests will be the worthy
grand matron and the worthy grand
Patrons Association. Fannie E. Abel
is chairman of the Birthday Commit
tee There will be dancing.
The annual dance and card party
of the chapter will be held February
81 at the Shoreham Hotel. Music will
be furnished by George c. Gaul's Or
chestra. Prizes will be awarded to
each table of card players.
The Officers Club will meet Mon
day, February 10, at the home Of the
patron, Paul P. Street,.
Joppa Lodge, No. IS, will be ad-
dressed tomorrow night by Past Mas
ter Clarence J. West Of Trinity Lodge.
No. II, on "Tf1e Superstructure Of
Masonry"
At the regular monthly meeting Of
the Advisory Board of Masonic Clubs
Of the District of Columbia, the fol-
lowing officers were elected for the
ensuing year: Samuel B. Reeder,
president: r. H. Thompson. vice pres
tdent; John L. Bateman, secretary,
and e. D. Skidmore. treasurer.
President Reeder announces that
TIC Advisory Board program Of NJ,