Evening star., 1935-11-24

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Washington, r. G.
Robert Bruce Council, Scottish
Rite MasonS, will confer the 3Oth
degree next Tuesday night.
The Executive Committee has ar
ranged for a dinner to be rendered
the degree workers at the Harrington
Hotel, December 13, following the
close Of the degree work Of the Fall
class. The 32d degree will be con-
ferred December IL.
The 28th degree was conferred last
Tuesday night at special meeting.
Federal Lodge will confer the first
degree Tuesday night. Senior Deacon
NAPLES will preside during the first
section, and Junior Warden Carlton
during the second section.
W. G. Harding Lodge will confer
the first degree Wednesday night.
NSenior Deacon Tingle will preside in
the east.
Rrightwood Lodge will confer the
Master Mason's degree at Brightwood
Mas6nic Hall on Wednesday. Senior
Warden Benson will be in the east,
assisted by Junior Warden FreaS and
the feIllowcraft team.
The officers of the Grand Lodge will
conclude their annual grand vista
tions this week, as follows: Monday,
.Joppa and Petworth (speciaD joint,
Joppa Temple; Tuesday, Samuel
Gompers; Wednesday, New Jerusalem
Especially
Washington Commandery, K. T,
next Wednesday will confer the Order
Of the Red Cross.
The Commanders Association, K.
r, will be the guests of DeMolay Com
mandery next Tuesday. Edwin c.
Dutton, past commander of Orient,
will deliver lecture on ''The Trial of
Christ From a Lawyers Point of
View"
The Past and Most Excellent
Masters degrees will be conferred in
Mount Vernon Chapter and in Ana
costa Chapter. r. A. NJ, tomorrow
night.
Dawson Lodge will confer the Fel-
iowcraft degree tomorrow night.
Junior Deacon Johncox will be in the
east. Junior Steward Glukenhaus will
deliver the lecture.
Potomac Chapter, r. A. NJ, will
confer the Past Masters degree Tues
day night.
The Royal Arch degree will be con-
ferred in Woodbridge Chapter, r. A.
M, Tuesday evening. Russell G.
Young will preside in the east.
The New Jerusalem Lodge will hold
q special communication Wednesday
evening to receive the Grand Lodge
officers in the final grand visitation Of
the year. Grand Master Regar was
master Of the lodge in 1924 and on this
occasion will be presented with a life
membership. The Masonic Masters
Association will also be guests. The
speaker will be Hugh H. Clegg, as
sistant director Of the Bureau Of In.
vestigation, Department Of Justice.
The Grand Lodge will pay its annual
visitation to Joppa and Petworth
Lodges Jointly tomorrow at pm.
Mount Horeb Chapter, r. A. M, will
confer the Mark Master degree Tues
day night.
James H. Keeley, jr., American
consul at Montreal, Canada, and q
member of Federal Lodge, will pre-
sent his lodge with a gavel, suitably
engraved, of actual cedar Of Lebanon.
The presentation will be made in ma
tive Arabian costume before the
Koran placed on an Oriental rug. The
presentation will be similar to one
made by him in Isaac Henry Stearns
Lodge, Montreal, Canada.
King David Lodge received its an
nuaI grand visitation last Tuesday.
Master Joseph w. Marshall pre-
sented Grand Master Robert 8. Regar
with q scrapbook containing all of the
publicity connected with the Masonic
field day held this Summer. Arthur
3. Hayes, thirty-third degree Mason,
spoke on Masonic Emblems in the
Grand Seal of the United States"
Henry Nester rendered vocal selec-
tons.
The lodge met Friday night in
krecial communication to act on its
bylaws and to confer the Entered Ap-
prentice degree. Monday evening the
lodges Fellowcraft Club will meet in
the Masonic Temple at Twelfth and
Monroe streets northeast,