Evening star., 1936-03-15
GROFTO TO HONOR
POYNTON, BROWN
Monarch Armiger Announces
Plans Complete for Meet
ina March 26.

ing March rs.
Monarch C. F. Armiger of Kallipolis
Grotto announces plans are complete
for the meeting March rs in honor OF
Past Monarch Arthur M. Poynton,
Grand commander of Knights Tenn
plar of the District of Columbia, and
Prophet William Moseley Brown,
grand commander of knights Templar
Of Virginia.
At the convocation OF Mount Ho-
reb Chapter, R. A. NJ, Tuesday eve
ming the Past Master and Most Ex-
cellent Master degrees were conferred,
being exemplified by Fred B. Hazel
and Joseph S. Cornish. king and prin-
cipal Sojourner, respectively.
High Priest Herbert W. Blandy an
nounces on March "a the chapter will
hold a ladies' night. Entertainment
has been prepared.
The Circle Club of Master Masons
will meet March 81 at the club rooms,
1880 Fourteenth street. President
Frank Ashe announces there will be in
attendance the masters of various Ma
sonic lodges as guests of the club. He
has planned an entertainment and
buffet supper
Arminius Lodge will confer the M. M.
degree Tuesday. The entire work will
be in German.
Capitol Forest, Tall Cedars of
Lebanon, will sponsor an early ap-
pearance of the Johnny j. Jones Ex-
position for the purpose of raising
funds to send its uniformed units to
the annual session of the Supreme
Forest at Atlantic City.
Grand Tall Cedar Heider announces
Capitol Forest will pay a fraternal
visit to the Circle Club on March 81.
The Tall Cedar Chanters, under the
direction of Homer S. Pope, will ap-
pear on the Accounting Office night
program of Lafayette Lodge March l9.
Master Harold S. Higgins announces
next Tuesday King David Lodge will
pay special tribute to Past Master
Charles E. Baldwin for his many
years of active Masonic service at
Brookland Masonic Temple. Twelfth
and Monroe streets northeast Mr..
Baldwin is a past grand master of the
District of Columbia and is the present
grand treasurer of the Grand Lodge.
He was master of King David Lodge
during 1898.
L. A. Hince, administrative assist
ant to j. Edgar Hoover. director of
the Bureau of Investigation, will ad-
dress the lodge on The Work and
Functions of the Bureau of InveStiga-
ton" Grand Master Otto B. Roepke
and members of the Grand Lodge are
expected to be present.
At the annual assembly of the
Grand Council of Royal and Select
Masters the following officers were
elected: Lucien G. Yung. grand mas
ter; Maurice L. Brewton, deputy grand
master; Vernon G. Owen. grand prin-
cipal conductor of work; Ralph L.
Hebbard, grand treasurer; Noble D.
Larner, grand recorder; Walter F.
Smith, grand chaplain; Fred w Eng
lert, grand visitor and lecturer;
David S. Dawson, grand captain of
the guard; Robert L. Conner, grand
conductor Of the council; Samuel B.
Reeder, grand marshal; Clarence ].
West, grand steward. and Aquila C.
Homan, grand sentinel.
They were installed by Grand Mas
ter Otto B. Roepke.
rol,,nohio Cbao+ar q NJ will
confer the Mark Master degree
Wednesday.
Hiram Chapter, R. A. M, will con-
fer the Mark Master degee Tuesday.
Columbia Lodge will confer the
M. M. degree Friday.
Lebanon Lodge will hold police
night Friday. Masonic members of
the metropolitan police will be hon
ored. A special invitation also has
been extended to the wardens of all
local lodges.
La Fayette Lodge plans a General
q Accounting Office night Thursday.
Program and refreshments.
Anacostia Lodge will confer the
NJ NJ. degree tomorrow.
Pentalpha Lodge will confer the
e. A. degree tomorrow.
Parker Lodge will confer the F. c.
degree Tuesday. Senior Deacon Robe
To- son will preside. Junior Deacon
Schroeder will deliver the lecture.
Petworth Lodge will confer the
r. c. degree Thursday.
Semper Paratus Lodge will confer
the E. A. degree Thursday. Senior
Deacon Hammer will preside.
Singleton Lodge will entertain the
members Of Washington Commandery,
K. T, Thursday.
The Masonic play HE That Be-
lieveth" will be pesented in Mount
Pleasant Lodge by the members of
La Fayette Lodge Fellowcraft Club
tomorrow evening. The author, Carl
II. Claudy, junior grand steward Of
the Grand Lodge, and Grand Master
Roepke will be among invited guests.
East Gate Lodge will pay fra
ternal visit to King David Lodge
Tuesday. Tributes will be paid to
; Past Grand Master Baldwin. A lee
ture will be delivered on THE Func-
tions and Operations of the Federal
Bureau Of Investigation"
Milans Lodge will confer the E. A.
degree Friday. Junior Deacon Bowles
will preside Senior Deacon Ingels
will deliver the lecture.
Roosevelt Lodge will confer the
NJ. M. degree Wednesday at a special
communication. Senior Warden Up
ton will preside.