Evening star., 1935-05-26

Communicates.
TueSday-De Molay.
Almas Temple will increase its
membership by more than 100 at a
ceremonial tomorrow night at the
Mayf1oWer Hotel.
A business session, preceding the
ceremonial. will be held in the AlmaS
Temple club house, 1915 K street. at
$50 o'clock, followed by a parade to
the hotel in which all the uniformed
bodies will participate, including Almas
Temple Military Band with Frederick
Wilken. leader; the Drum Corps, with
Frank J. Paul. director; the Arab
Patrol. under the command @ tSeSSe
F Porter the Legion Of Honor, under
Capt Clyde N Strange. Past Poten-
tate Charles D. Shackelford. the ad-
lutant, will be in command of the
uniformed bodies.
The rituahStic part of the ceremonial
at the Mayflower Hotel will be con-
Quoted with the following cast: Robert
P. Smith. illustrious potentate; Allen
! H. Potts, chief rabban; Ara M. Daniels,
assistant rabban; Granville GUIDE,
high priest and prophet; Stanley D.
| Willis, Oriental guide; Karl E. FARRELL.
| first ceremonial master Earl w.
! Shinn. second ceremonial master
( Howard P. Foley, marshal; Needham
C. Turnage, captain of the guard: VIII
liam P Amos first alchemiSt: Harry
Gardner. second alchemist, and Arthur
/ G. FeSSenden, orator.
The second section OF the cere-
monial will be in charge of Ernest
w. Shoots. director; Guy G. Harper,
stage manager; with Harry S Evans
acting as master of ceremonies. A
program Of entertainment will be
provided.
Takoma Park Lodge will observe
/ Takoma Park night next Tuesday
when the NJ NJ degree will be con-
ferred. Refreshments will be served.
| Woodbridge Chapter. r. A NJ, will
entertain the Blue Lodge members
Friday evening. East Gate, Osiris and
West Gate Of Mount Rainier will be
their special guests. The chapter
will hold a short business session and
/ the program will start at 8l5. Sew
/ fed their intention of being present
Refreshments will follow the program.
Capitol Forest. Tall Cedars of Leb-
! anon. will pay a fraternal visit June
II to the Lambskin Masonic Club at
Northeast Masonic Temple.
B IT,
announces a portion of the entertain
ment will be provided by the uni
formed units of Capitol Forest. A
section of the Tall Cedar Band, un-
der the direction of Past Grand Tall
Cedar Charles R. Brill. will give
concert; the Chanters, directed by
Homer S. Pope, will present a special
program OF glee club numbers, and
the Royal Rangers, commanded by
Past Grand Tall Cedar j. Fred Huber,
will present series of fancy drills.
The four coordinate bodies of
/ Scottish Rite Masons held meetings
every evening last week and conferred
! upon class of 35 candidates the
! fourth, fourteenth. fifteenth eight
/ eenth. tWenty-frst, twenty-seventh,
! thlrtieth and thirty-second degrees.
Robert de Bruce Council, knights
Kadosh, will hold its regular monthly
meeting next Tuesday evening.
Ladies Auxiliary of De Molay Com
mandery. K. T.-Mrs. Freeman Sharp.
/ president. entertained with lunch
con in honor of the newly elected Off
GERS.
! The next meeting will be held at
the home of Past Comdr and Mrs.
Ernest GUIDE, past president. Bladens-
burg and Mount Olivet roads. on June
l. Mrs. George Laizure and Miss Ella
Lamb will assist.
The annual picnic will be held at
the home of Sir Knight and Mrs.
j. B. Halliday, June l6, at Cedar Hurst
on the Bay.
| Dawson Lodge will celebrate its
seventy-eighth anniversary tomorrow,
having been chartered on Nav 5,
1857. Outstanding events in the his
tory OF the lodge will be portrayed for
the information of the members.
| Greetings will be extended to Frank
| Ford Burnett and Abraham Schrot.
who were made members at the last
meeting. Refreshments will be served
Master Bingham w. Matthias of
Federal Lodge announces a special
election will be held Tuesday evening
to elect senior deacon, the vacancy
having been caused by the death of
senior Deacon Arnold C. Hansen.
conferred with Senior Steward Pryor
E. Hefner in the east and the lecture
will be delivered by Junior Steward
| Clarence G. Dudley
Master Joseph w. Marshall of King
David Lodge received the Federal
Lodge committees report last Tuesday
winch established King David's Off
| GERS Jewels as the original Jewels of
federal Lodge. Mr.. Matthias of Fed
eral Lodge presented The report which
showed the jewels were worn at
george Washlngton'S funeral in Mount
Vernon in 1899, at the formation of
this Grand Lodge of Free and Ac-
cepted Masons in 1911, and on other
historical occasions.
Mr.. Brewton of Potomac Lodge in
troouced the following committee
bearing the gavel George Washington
used in laying the United States Cap
ltols corner stone in 1893. Mr.. Eng
lert OF Potomac Lodge, historian; Sen
lor Warden MacCartney, Junior War
den Leavett.
High Priest Rohrman, the officers
and members Of Columbia Royal Arch
Chapter paid fraternal visit.
Past Grand Master Baldwin pre-
sented Past Master David G. Chees-
man with gold button awarded him
by the grand lodge, in token of his
30 years membership in the frater-
nifty.
The Fellowcraft Club will meet to-
morrow night at the lodge hall,
Twelfth and Monroe streets north
east.
Daughters of the Nile.
The Evening Card Club of Samla
Temple will be entertained tomorrow
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