Evening star., 1935-02-03

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Election and installation Of officers
Of the Advisory Board Of the Masonic
Clubs Of the District Of Columbia will
be held at 8 pm. February 2, at ths
Ambassador Hotel, according to an
nouncement Of President Samuel 3.
Reeder. Reports Of committees will
be given. =
State President Henry Barringers
accompanied by his staff Of ofacers
will visit the following clubs: Ma
tional University, February /: Army
Medical Center, February 4: Mount
Moriah, February g.; Golden Rule.
February IL; National Sojourners
February l3; Circle, February Is;
Lambskin, March 2; Craftsmans.
March IL: Trestleboard, March l6i
Angle, March 81.
The meeting Tuesday Of National
Lodge will be opened at the Masonic
Temple and closed early to provide
for an evening Of entertainment and
refreshment. The Shakesperean So
ciety will present Henry "" after
which refreshments will be served
The Fellowcraft Club Of King David
Lodge elected officers as follows: r. G.
Wolfgram, president; Joseph A. Be-
nard, vice president; Paul II. Matthias,
secretary-treasurer, and Clarence T.
Blantz, sentinel.
The uniformed bodies Of Capitol
Forest, Tall Cedars of Lebanon, held
election Of officers and o supper at
1926 Massachusetts, avenue January
26. Walter NJ. Shomo was elected
president, W. ]. Heber vice president,
Walter j. Smith secretary and Fay
D. Patton treasurer.
Master Paul A. Carson Of East Gate
Lodge announces the presentation Of
Carl n. Clandy's Masonic play, "The
Greatest Of These" next wednesday
evening at the temple, Rhode Island
and Mills avenues northeast, BY a
special cast from La Fayette Lodge.
Hope Lodge will meet Friday at 7:3o
pm in the Masonic Temple. The
Master Mason's degree will be con-
ferred by Junior Warden Gould,
assisted by Senior Deacon Shaw.
Anacostia Lodge has designated TO-
morrow evening as Charlie Roberts
Mite" in honor Of Past Grand Master
Charles F. Roberts. A program has
been arranged. Grand Master Robert
S. Regar and a number Of other guests
are expected to attend.
Washington Chapter, Royal Arch
Masons, elected officers as follows:
Kenneth H. Bruner, high priest: VII
liam Summerbell, king; John r. JET
ferries, scribe; John A. Colborn, sec
retary; Orie L. Beardsley, treasurer;
Wallace B. Fitzgerald, captain Of the
host; william r. Sprague. principal
sojourner; Bernard r. Burdick, Royal
Arch captain; Everett H. Myers, master
Of the third vail; John A. Hart. mas
ter of the second vail; Alvan Z. Hell
mick, master Of the first vail; Dudley
w. Fleming, sentinel; John L. Apple,
organist; Abraham M. Ehrlich, trustee,
and Albion K. Paris, jr., trustee. :
Semper Parstus Lodge will meet a.
the Masonic Temple February Z, wher
the Master Mason's degree will be
conferred by Senior Warden HugF
Murrell. The officers and members OF
Hope Lodge and Federal Lodge viii
attend in q body. The grand master
Of Masons, members Of the Grand
Lodge and other dignitaries have in
dicated their intention Of attending.
r....r, TT zEians odoa iy,v{kast q IN
members of the Fellowcraft Club, to
meet with them tomorrow at the
Northeast Masonic Temple at 7:3o pm.
Washington Centennial Lodge will
meet Wednesday at 1880 pm. BuSi-
ness and refreshments. -
At its last meeting King David
Lodge voted to invest q large per-
| ton of the net income from its build
ing in a permanent endowment fund,
the income to be used in relief or other
| demands. s,t
Junior Warden jacobson conferred
| the Entered Apprentice degree Janu-
| ary Is. Past Grand Master Dupkum
spoke on 1.-THE Importance Of the
Heart in Making Mason"
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Petworth Lodge will confer the En-
tered Apprentice degree next Thurs
day, with Junior Warden Jett presid-
ing. At the last meeting Bethel, Noe 2,
Jobs Daughters, conferred the degrees
on Misses Loris Bassinger and Dorothy
Kemp. 'a5
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La Fayette Lodge will meet Thurs.
DAY at 7:30 pm. in the Masonic Tenn
pie. Business meeting, followed by
entertainment and social features.
Special address on Abraham Lincoln
by Representative Robsion Of Ken
tucky. ~,
Mithras Lodge Of Perfection Of Scot
tish Rite held o special meeting last
Tuesday night, when the Ninth and
Tenth degrees were conferred. Next
Tuesday evening the Thirteenth de-
gree will be conferred. The lodge viii
hold business session.
Pentalpha Lodge viii meet tenor
row. The main business wiz consist
Of the voting on the bylaws. The lodge
will be entertained by the Chesapeake
& Potomac Telephone Co., In" the
presentation of sound pictures. 49,
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The Fellowcraft Club, at the .regu-
lar meeting. held at the Northeast
Motor Co. January 20, elected officers
as follows: President, Simon A. Mensh:
first vice president, g. L. Armentrout;
second vice president, Patsy Monaco;
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