Evening star., 1935-03-10

MlthraS Lodge OF PerfecCl0n, Scot
tish Rite Masons, met last Tuesday
when Venerable Master-elect Joseph
Solomon and two other officers elect
we're installed into Office.
Evangelist Chapter, Knights Rose
Croix will meet Tuesday. Immedi-
ately after the close of this body, Rob-
ert de Bruce Council, knights Kadosh,
holds a special meeting for the con-
ferring Of the 21st degree.
Warren G Harding Lodge will con-
fer the E. A. degree Wednesday. with
Junior Deacon John Allen Hart pre-
siding in the east.
Dawson Lodge will have the E. A.
degree tomorrow, when Junior War;
| den Ralph c. Boyd and Senior Dea-
con Herbert w. Smith will occupy the
important stations. At the last meet
ing 38 fellow employees and officials
of the Office of the master appeared in
body and presented him with gold
chain and charm.
Master Myer c. Rosendorf an
nounces the stated communication of
Samuel Gompers Lodge, March IL,
will be designated as lawyers night.
The first degree will be conferred and
each and every station will be occu-
pied by lawyer. Senior Grand
Warden Paul Cromelin and Senior
Grand Deacon Needham c.. Turnage
will speak.
Joseph H. Milans Lodge at the
meeting March Is will confer the
E. A. degree. Junior Deacon George
B. Ingels will occupy the east and
Senior Deacon Harold B. Carr will
deliver the lecture.
Cathedral Lodge will conduct the
religious services at the Masonic and
Eastern Star Home today at o'clock
William o. Hiltabidle, chaplain, will
be in charge.
The fellowcraft degree will be con-
ferred in the New Jerusalem Lodge
Thursday evening. Senior Deacon A.
Ward Greenwood will occupy the east,
with Junior Deacon Kenneth Harries
delivering the middle chamber lecture.
After the first section of the degree
the lodge will be addressed by Homer
F. Cllrtiss on why Symbols Are
Necessary"
Federal Lodge will have as its guest
speaker Tuesday evening Representa-
tive H. w. Arnold. The E. A. degree will
be conferred with Junior Warder Os-
car E. Carlton in the east.
A dinner of the Anchor Club of the
Department of Commerce was held
at the Continental Hotel last Wednes-
day, presided over by President
Charles T. Burley. The principal
address was delivered by Representa-
tive John M. Robsion of Kentucky.
New members elected were Louis E.
Barbrow, Alfred j. Bartram, Charles
F.. Blakely, Julius A. Bouslog, Louis
Bullock, Louis w. Clark, William c.
Fewell, Prince G. Finlayson, George
Fried, Harold B. Gardner, Millard T..
Grinder, Selbie D. Grove, Ralph H.
Hallett, Lewis v. Judson, Albert W..
Kaiser, B. Max Klivitzky, Alexander
J. xAIy11lGohyB x1CkdIAbA ~ AHAAoSS
tor l.. Lowe, J. Franklin Meyer. Perry
w. Michaels, Jay A. Mount. William
A. Ramer, c. Marshall Saeger, jr.;
Samuel E. Wade, Leonard E. Weaver,
Edward c. Wilkie, Harland E. Hall
and Richard v. Bennett, jr.
Monarch Richard r. Umhau an
nounces meeting of Kallipolis Grotto
on March 81. The Grotto Drill Corps
will hold a bingo party March 20.
Monarch Umhau is arranging for a
meeting in April, when it is expected
to have Grand Master Robert S. Re-
gar as the guest of honor.
Grand Master Regar was honored
by his own lodge, the New Jerusalem,
at the last meeting. Grand Lodge
officers and others high in Masonic
circles were in attendance. Past Mas
ter Walter M. Bastain was toastmas-
ter. A tableau, March of Time" was
presented, which depicted the life of
Mr.. Regar. Addresses were made by
Master Camillus Newcomb, Past
Grand Masters KEEPER, Coombs and
Dunkum and Past Grand Master of
virginia William NJ Brown