Evening star., 1935-11-10

L he lWenIy-IlTSl UeSIet Will US Soii-
ferred by Evangelist Chapter. Scottish
Rite Masons. next Tuesday night.
Ladies' night was observed las.
night at the cathedral with cards.
dancing and refreshments.
A large delegation of Scottish Rite
MaSons went to Baltimore last
Wednesday night. when the investiture
of knight commander of the court of
honor was given to the Washington
and Baltimore designates.
Grand Master Regar and the other
officers of the Grand Lodge will visit
Dawson Lodge tomorrow night. There
will be Armistice day program. The
speaker will be Thomas w. Hooper.
Grand Master of Masons of Virginia.
Petworth Lodge will hold special
communication Friday. There will be
a program in celebration of Marine
night. with a special speaker. The
Master Mason's degree will be con-
ferred.
Mount Vernon Chapter, r. A. M,
will have a special program for Past
High Priests night tomorrow night.
Grand Tall Cedar Pierce M, Rice
announces Capitol Forest. Tall Cedars
of Lebanon, will hold barnyard cere-
monial at Odd Fellows Temple, 4l9
Seventh street, November % at 7:30
pm.
The ceremonial will be preceded by
q short business meeting, when nomi-
nation Of officers will be held.
Robert P. Smith, pctentate Of AL
mas Temple, announces plans COM
pleted for the joint ceremonial Of AL
mas Temple and Bouni Temple Of
Baltimore next Saturday, at College
Park, Md. starting at 2:30 o'clock
with a foot ball game between the
University Of Maryland and Wash
ington and Lee University at Byrd
Stadium. At the conclusion of the
game a barbecue will be served for
members of the Shrine and their la
dies. At 8 o'clock the ceremonial will
be held in the coliseum and ladies'
entertainment and picture show will
be presented in the college gymnasium
at the same hour. After the cere-
monial a floor show and dance will
be given in the coliseum.
The degree work will be presented
by selected cast from Almas and
Boumi.
Buses for College Park will leave
Almas Temple club house at l o'clock.
The final day for the receipt Of petit
tions is Tuesday. A large number of
distinguished Shriners from temples
located in the East have signified their
intention of being present, among
whom are Imperial Potentate Leonard
P. Steuart, Gov. Nice of Maryland and
Mayor Jackson of Baltimore.
There will be a special convocation
of the Grand Chapter, Royal Arch
,Masons. in the chapter chamber Fri
day at 1880 pm.
Federal Lodge will confer the Fell
1owcraft degree Tuesday evening on
a large class of candidates. Master
Bingham w. Matthias announces Sem
ior Deacon Pryor E. Hefner will oc-
cupy the east for the irst section and
Junior Deacon Clarence G. Dudley will
deliver the lecture.
Senior Steward Blanz and Junior
Steward Mills of King David Lodge
officiated last Tuesday in the exempli-
fication of the second degree of Ma
sonry. The members we're entertained
with sound motion pictures.
Master j. w. Marshall announced
Arthur B. Hayes will deliver an ad-
dress on Masonry at the meeting No.
vember 10. The lodge will receive its
annual visitation from Grand Master
Regar.
Petworth Lodge will celebrate Ma
rine night next Friday when the third
degree will be conferred on a member
of the Marine Band The degree work
will be given by members of the Ma
rine Corps in uniform.