Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1936-02-23
MASONIC DEGREES
RITES TO Be HELD.
Grand Lecturer Clayton to
Supervise Blue Lodge
ExempIification.

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Lecturer Arthur Clayton,
The Entered Apprentice degree will
be exemplif1ed Saturday. All stations.
and places will be filled by active Sc
nior wardens of local lodges, as fol-
lows: Master. Milton D. Norman Com
pers; senior warden, Raymond e.
Read, La Fayette; junior warden, John
w. Lainhart, St. Johns; secretary,
William H. Churchill, Singleton: mas
ter Of ceremonies, Alfred j. Steffen,
East Gate; senior deacon, John L. F.
keenan,, Harmony; junior deacon,
Richard L. Merrick, Hope; senior
steward, Earl F. Danforth, Mount
Pleasant, and junior steward, William
l.. koontz, Anacostia.
Takoma Lodge will confer the F.. C.
degree Tuesday. Junior Deacon Blose
will preside and Senior Steward
Penicks will deliver the lecture.
Joppa Lodge will confer the E. A.
degree tomorrow
Harding Lodge will visit Warren
G.. Harding Chapter. Eastern Star,
Tuesday evening, Masonic Temple.
Chevy Chase Lodge will be hosts
to Masons in the Bureau of Standards
Wednesday at 56l2 Connecticut
avenue.
Brightwood Lodge will confer the
F. c. degree Wednesday, Senior
Deacon Elmer F. Stein will preside
in the East. Senior Steward Frank
L. Ach will deliver the lecture.
Knight Templar Commandery in
spections will be concluded Wednes-
day when the Grand Commandery
officers will visit Washington Com
mandery.
Ladies Auxiliary of the DeMolay
Commandery, K. T., will meet Sat-
urday evening at the home of DR.. and
Mrs. E. M. Gustafson, 1904 Eighteenth
street. Mrs. L. l.. Chamblin will
assist.
Capitol Chapter. R. A. NJ. will
confer the Past and Most Excellent
Master. degrees Friday.
Woodbridge Chapter, r. A. NJ, will
confer the Mark Master degree Tues
| day.
Eureka Chapter, r. A. NJ, elected
officers as follows: Freeman w. Sharp,
jr., high priest; Hayes c. Rice, king;
Roy D. Borden, scribe; Francis I.
Beach, secretary; George S. Foreman,
treasurer; George w. Mehlfelt. cap
tain of the host: Fred A. Minnigh,
principal sojourner; John F. Sullender,
Royal Arch captain: James J. Brown,
master of third veil; Harry o. Gathers,
master of second veil, and Thomas
r. Wilson, master of first veil.
Mount Vernon Chapter, r. A. NJ,
elected officers as follows: Arthur 3.
Miller, high priest; Lloyd o. Miller,
king; Arthur B. Thatcher, scribe;
James T. Gibbs, secretary; j. w.
Karsner, treasurer: Robert T. Hol-
linger, captain of the host; Daniel
H. Lockwood, principal sojourner,
Herbert ]. Mcclure, Royal Arch cap
tain; ]. Louis Bixler, master of third
veil: Marshall D. Johns, master Of
second veil; Carl E. Roberts, master
Of first veil, and Christian Hansen,
sentinel.
Hiram Chapter, r. A. NJ, elected
officers, as followe: John B. Rudd,
hjot Eror Cv,oifh IS,,o.
Ebert B. Judson, scribe; Harry OAR
ling, captain of the host; Leo j.
Waldrum, principal sojourner; Daniel
A. Joseph, Royal Arch captain; r.
w. Billiard. master of third veil; Her.
bert Smoke. master of second veil:
Normal E. Tongue. master of first
veil, and Webster Osmond, sentinel
Woodbridge Chapter, r. A. M,
elected officers, as follows: Russell
G. Young, high priest; Julius G.
Lovelace, king; Frank G.. Ketcham,
scribe; Justin A. Paddleford, secretary;
Arthur S. Henderson, treasurer; Har-
vey w. GODDARD, captain OF the host;
Clytus A. Freeman, principal sojour-
ner; Henry F. Hill, jr., Royal Arch
captain: Nathan Williams, master Of
third veil, and Charles H. Pierce,
master of second veil.
New Jerusalem Lodge will cele-
brate Old Friends Night Thursday.
Senator Robert r. Reynolds will
speak on my Experience on My
Recent Trip Around the World"
Entertainment and a musical program.
St. Johns Lodge will have social
evening Friday. Representative Sol
Bloom will speak on George Wash
ington.
Stansbury Lodge will confer the
F. c. degree tomorrow. Senior Deacon
Shedd will be in the East. Junior
Deacon Dellett will deliver the lecture.
Federal Lodge will hold a past
masters night Tuesday evening. The
Master Mason degree will be con-
ferred and past masters of Federal
Lodge will occupy the Offices. Past
Master William T. Ballard is in charge
of arrangements. Refreshments will
be served.
The Lebanon Lodge Fellowcraft
Club will meet tomorrow at the
Northeast Motor Co. at 8 o'clock.
There will be an address by Lyman
Cox. authority on constitutional law,
who will speak on "The Constitution
Of the United States"
The convention Of Amounted High
Priests elected the following officers:
Orie L. Beardsley, most excellent
president; John w. Lainhart, vice
president; Lucien G. Yung, chaplain;
John q. Mathes, secretary; Clarence
J. West, treasurer; Alan r. Horn,
master of ceremonies; Harry L.
Strang, Sd, conductor: Rush S.
Young. herald: Carl T. Crawford