Evening star., 1936-03-29
TALL CEDARS PLAN
"COLDFOOT" RITES.
Capitol Forest Will Hold
Ceremony and 0Id-Timers'
Night Tuesday.

SdtAOOA xOACcOs 4NOs 4OIt 4di SCAoAo
Of Lebanon, will hold "cold foot"
ceremonial and Old Timers night next
Tuesday at Odd Fellows Temple, 419
Seventh street. The floor show will be
under the direction of Tall Cedar H.
X. Stephens.
The musical units and officers of
Capitol Forest, No. 104, paid a fra
ternal visit to the Circle Club on
March 81. Grand Master Otto B.
-Soerke was the principal speaker.
Grand Tall Cedar Heider was present.
ed gavel made from wood from Ire
White House, by President Frank
Ach. The Tall Cedar Band, directed
by Harold Smith. assisted by the Tall
Cedar Chanters, under the direction
of Homer S. Pope. in presenting the
musical feature of the evening. The
Chanters had Stephen L. Pierson as
their guest soloist. Tall Cedar Harry
NJ Luckett, a member Of the Chcle
Club, was master of ceremonies.
The Tall Cedar Chanters also 4p-
peared on the program incident 20
The General Accounting Office night
Of Lafayette Lodge, March l9, at the
Masonic Temple.
William r. Singleton Lodge will
confer the E. A. degree on three can
didates next Thursday, with Junior
Warden Shoemaker in the east.
With Representative Fritz G. Lam
ham of Texas as master of ceremonies
for its annual stag night, Lebanon
Lodge on Tuesday evening will meet at
the Mayfiower Hotel. Roger c. Power,
master of the lodge, will preside. Otto
B. Roepke. grand master of Masons,
and Deputy Paul B. Cromelin will
head the list of high ranking Masonic
and District officials.
The Metropolitan Police Boys Club,
under the direction of John P. Misch-
koff, will furnish amateur boxing and
wrestling bouts and Harmonica Boys
Band concert. other features of the
entertainment program include Henry
NesJor, radio ana stage entertainer: !:
Mr. and Mrs John Raymond Luskey,
novelty musical duo; Dorothy Hal
bach, contralto: Lucille and Lin
den. dance specialties; Vera Miller.
dance exhibition, and surprise num-
ber billed as Miss Personality"
Charles I. Haycraft, baritone, will
lead the group singing. Music will be
furnished by George Jack of Lebanon
Lodge and his orchestra. A buffet
supper will be served.
Singleton Chapter, R. A. NJ. elected
the following officers: Robert H. San
ford, high priest; Edgar L. Burch.
king; John ]. Smith, scribe; Harry L.
Freer, secretary; Edmund H. Graham.
treasurer; Robert w. Buckner, captain
of the host; Henry C. Lawton, prin-
cipal sojourner; George B. Temple
man. Royal Arch captain; Charles
Raymond, master of second veil, and
Frederick w. Parks, sentinel.
Lebanon Lodge will hold stag night
Tuesday at the Mayfower. A program
of music. songs, dancing and boxing
will be presented. Henry NeStor. the
singing cop" will present several
numbers with the Silver Shield Trio
Representative Fritz G. Lanham of
Texas will be master of ceremonies.
Hiram Lodge will confer the NJ. M.
| degree Thursday. This will be past
| masters night.
Theodore Roosevelt Lodge will con-
fer the F. c. degree Wednesday eve
ming. Frank Blackburn will preside,
assisted by E. B. Howes as senior
deacon.
Brightwood Chapter, R. A. M. will
feature an address Wednesday eve
ming by Harold c. Troxell. associate
engineer. United States Geological
Survey. from Los Angeles. Calf
showing colored motion pictures of a
number of Western national parks and
also of the work of the Geological Sur
preceded by a brief business meeting
Refreshments will be served.
Petworth Lodge will hold a short
business meeting Thursday, followed
by a dance given by the Fellowcraft
Club.
| Robert De Bruce Council. knights
Kadosh, Scottish Rite Masons, held q
special meeting last Tuesday evening
at the cathedral, when the twenty
second and twenty-third degrees were
conferred. The twenty fourth degree
will be conferred next Tuesday night
There will be no other meeting of the
Scottish Rite bodies that night.
| Rehearsals are being had for the
Maundy Thursday and Easter obliga-
tory services of Evangelist Chapter
knights Rose Croix. Maundy Thurs
day being April 9. The program fol
these special services will be issued
early this week.
Robert S. Regar, president Of the
Postal Service Square Club, announced
Senator Robert Rice Reynolds o1
North Carolina will speak before the
CluO GOLlO1lOW IuSllI Ill IIIC Z IAAldA
| Temple. The club members. repre-
senting the fraternity in the Washing
ton Post Office Department, have in.
vited their Masonic friends.
Herbert w. Blandy, high priest oi
Mount Horeb Chapter, r. A. NJ. con-
Quoted the ladies' night entertainment
| Tuesday evening Fred B. Hazel. king
of the chapter. and Frank Wilson en-.
tertained with guitar, banjo and song
Robert Grigg. Ida Joe Grigg, Shirley
March, Jean Lee Murphy. Nina Mol
lari, Frances Kane, Miriam Kane
Joyce Funk and Virginia Lee Pettey
entertained with music, recitation and
dance numbers.
Osiris Lodge will celebrate home
coming night Wednesday. The past
masters have arranged an entertain
ment. The grand master and other
dignitaries will join in the celebration.
| All Masons are invited.