Evening star., 1935-11-03

OF Washington and Boumi Temple Of
Baltimore will be held at College
Park, Md, November Is.
There will be foot ball game at
2:30 o'clock between the University
of Maryland and Washington and Lee
University. Boumi Temple and its
band and rooters will occupy seats on
the Maryland side and Almas Temple
and its band and uniformed bodies
will be seated on the Washington and
Lee side. Immediately following the
foot ball game barbecue will be
served. This will take place in the
base ball park adjoining the stadium
The ceremonial at 7:30 o'clock will
be held in the gymnasium with a
cast of officers representing Boumi
and Almas Temples. Indications
point to a very large class of candi-
dates. At the conclusion of the cere-
monial the women will join with the
mobiles at the gymnasium, where a
floor show and dance will conclude
the evening festivities.
Buses to College Park will be fur
nished by Almas Temple for those who
do not have transportation They will
leave AlmaS Temple Club not later
than o'clock.
Evangelist Chapter, Scottish Rite.
held a special meeting last Tuesday
evening when the fifteenth degree was
conferred
Next Tuesday evening the eighteenth
degree will be conferred. The same
evening Mithras Lodge of Perfection
will meet.
Ladies night" will be held at the
Cathedral, 433 Third street, Novem-
ber 9.
Those here who were given the rank
OF knight commander of the court of
honor at the recent meeting of the
Supreme Council will go to Baltimore
next Wednesday evening in a special
car over the Pennsylvania Railroad
where the Scottish Rite bodies in
Baltimore will give to the newly
created knights commander of the
court of honor from Washington and
the newly created knights commander
OF the court of honor in Baltimore the
investiture of that rank.
Myron NJ Parker Lodge at the
Northeast Masonic Temple next Tues
day will confer the second degree.
The Fellowcraft Club of Petworth
Lodge will give a dance at Joppa Hall
next Thursday evening.
Grand Master Robert S. Regar and
the other officers of the Grand Lodge
will make five official grand visitations
this week, as follows:
Monday-Joint, B. B. French and
Pentalpha Lodges, Masonic Temple.
Iuesday-Joint, National and Armi-
MUS Lodges, Masonic Temple.
Wednesday-King Solomon. pm
Masonic Temple; East Gate, Masonic
Hall, Rhode Island avenue northeast.
Spm.
Thursday-Naval, Naval Lodge Hall
The stated communication of Ana
costa Lodge tomorrow, following a
Short business meeting, will be de-
voted to recognition of the lodges past
masters. An illustrated lecture on
Boulder Dam by John C. Page, chief
OF the engineering division of the
Bureau of Reclamation, Department
OF the Interior, will be presented. fol-
lowed by musical program featur-
ing Tommy Hier and his Harmonica
Harmonizers.
kalllpolis Grotto honored Monarch
Richard T. Umhau at the past mon
archs' night last Tuesday evening.
Past Monarch Arthur M. Poynton.
chairman of the Reception Commit
tee' presented the past monarchs
present, all of whom made short ad-
dresses.
Contributing to the program were
sydney Resnick, tenor, accompanied
by Miss Holbrook, and the Misses
Eleanor Hillbup, Audrey Mooney and
Rena Conunayn, song and dance spe-
clalties, Miss Bertrum at the piano.
The Grotto will hold a bingo party
November 7 and a full-form cere-
monial November %.
The Ladies Auxiliary to De Moley
Commandery met with Past Comdr.
and Mrs. j. Fred Huber. Falls Church,
Va, assisted by Mrs. j. B. Halliday.
The next meeting will be held at
the home of Past Grand Comdr. and
Mrs. Eugene Thompson November %,
assisted by Mrs Rush Young.
At the meeting of King David Lodge
next Tuesday night the Fellowcraft
degree will be exemplifled, with Senior
Steward Blanz in the east and Junior
Steward Mills acting as senior deacon.
Master Joseph w. Marshall announces
the lodge will be entertained with
motion pictures. Tomorrow evening
in the lodge hall, Twelfth and Mon
roe streets northeast, there will be a
rehearsal of the officers for the degree
work.
The Fellowcraft Club met last
Monday night. The club plans to
present a bingo party in the early
Winter.
The Anchor Masonic Club of the
Department of Commerce observed
ladies night Thursday with dinner,
entertainment and dancing at the
Willard Hotel
War Games Hard on Household.