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ROOMS WITH BOARD.

DOUBLE ROOM. twin beds; private family:
near Conn, ave. bus; reasonable. Emerson
1919 VERMONT AVE downtown-Large
room porch, wash room; three, $3.50
weekly: single; best foods. Met. 1904.
man with another in attractive comfort
bath. excellent home cooking; S35.
1912 KALORAMA RID. NW.-Refined
homei reasonable rates; excellent food
Southern cooking: double and single rooms.
COMFORTABLE room, connecting private
rresidential district; private family. Col.
1906 18th N,W,-Front. double room, large
closets, twin beds. bath and shower; excel
lent meals; near Scott Circle.
1929 K ST. NV e-Maroue-NiceIy fur
nished. single. double rms. running water,
1894 CONN. AVE.-Large 2nd-foor
double. rm,; priv. bath. large closet twin
beds: SO each.
POLL ROSEMONT AVE. NW-Young man
10 snare room with another near 10th and
Park I'd. Adams 4425.
l7I5 EYE ST N.W.---Accommodatio for
young employed people Comfortable sur
roundings. Excellent meals Ideal location.
I70S RHODE. ISLAND AVE. NV, Just off
Conn. ave.-Vacancy. Very reasonable New
house. Excellent meals. Walking distance
2111 10Th ST. N.W-A beautiful room to
snare with young fellow, also single room
1or 4ady or gentleman. Decatur 0343.
1755 N ST. N.W.-Excellent meals, south
ern cooking. Single. double, triple rooms
Operated by private family. Dec. 5677.
1888 10th ST. N.W-SINGLE, DOUBLE:
BEAUT. IE FURN;: EVERY COMFORT; DE-
LIGHTFUL TABLE.
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1862 GIRARD ST NW-Rm with run
ming water newly decorated, chw; those
approaching cleanliness: garage.
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1914 18th ST. NW-Larce Hnd-f. front
slcove room. new fuTn.. / windows; also
smaller room, 81 week
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2l1O R ST. N.W.-Most attractive, large.
double. front room. enormous closet,
windows fireplace. North $3.50
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ROOMS FUR. e. UkFUR.

607 JEFFERSON ST. NV rooms.
kitchen and semi-prlvate bath; Frigidaire;
adults. gentieS ! block to car; S45.
Phone Georgia $3.50.
70l 9TH ST NE large room, bay win
dow lavatory. furnished or unfurnished;
electric refrigeration: for settled Christian
woman. Call Atlantic 3S62-J.
70l 7th ST Me- large room bay
window. lavatory furnished or unfur-
niShed; electric refrigeration; for settled
Christian woman. Call Lincoln 3S62-J.
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9212 GEORGIA AVE.-Furn. rm for girl
or woman mod. apt; kitch. priv; semi
priv. bath. on car line
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3O4 MASS. AVE. NE.-Delightful. clean
outside room for Ink; also l sleeping rm.
Pot
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CLEVELAND PARK-S15 month: large
basement room. new home, double beds,
well furnished: conveniently located; cool,
sunny and clean; newly decorated: radio,
Victrola and unlimited phone in room; pri-
yate entrance. 3S04 Veazey ST. NV, near
Bureau OF Standards. Cleveland S5O4.
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IOI6 MASS AVE NV, downtoWn-Dou-
ble room, equipped for Ink. ST; English
basement room, running water. So.
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SAVE COMMISSION


Owner-builder has several new detached
Club. 5-6-7 rooms, l to baths, recrea-
tton rooms. built-in garages; nicely wooded
lots; convenient to stores schools. churches,
transportation; restricted. Natl. $3.50,
FOR So $50 WE WILL BUILD YOU e.
rm. modern brick home with oil burner:
small amount of cash needed
for Sio 950 s S4itn 81 800 SSa Cash needed e" HS'
Our builder has been actively engaged
in building in and near Washington for
homes
We would be glad to confer with you IN
the construction of any size buildings OF
the remodeling of any property. GEN
ERAI. BUSINESS, INC. 3516 Conn. ave.
ClaNnlarld llnQ-1
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TSl1 18th ST NV.
SHEPHERD PARK

You will be interested in looking at III r
new Colonial ,center-haN brick home Of S. s.
rooms, TWO baths library and lavatorr
carefully planned and Of the finest Cor
StructIon. II represents excellent va e..
Opcn daily until Q pm
H. CT. SMITTIY CO.
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PHILLIPS & CANDY. INC.
Na+1 iEtD 1DJD XII, c. ~

14O4 DECATUR ST. NV.
Eight rooms, 2 baths. new oil burner
screens, awnings, etc; Gear garage; deep
lot. Evenings call Georgia 44O4
w. H. WALKER
T34 18th St. NV National 1880.
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a37 18th ST. s E" fur. front rms, for
Ink; no other r0omers; close Pa ave
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t2U6 QUE ST. N.W.-Attractive front dou-
ble room, twin beds: two men. reasonable.
1859 QUINCY ST. NW.-Front bed room
nicely furnlShedi near 14th st car line;
phone privilege Adams 1883
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CHEVY CHASE. D C.-Single rm quiet
shower: on bus line, reaS.; reference re-
oMlred- Centleman only CleNeland 4n0S
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1900 S ST N.W.-Comfortable double
rooms. y block Conn. ave. car; other
rooms after 1Tth: men preferred 1Rs
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CHEVY CHASE. D c.

" IUF b"IT IUVHTIOTT--NI T.0WW.
Midway between Conn and WIS arrr
and opposite a small park is this low
brick home IN perfect condition and ofr--f
at many thousand dollars sacrifice 90
owner s lsrFe rooms and " lovely t7'-a
with six rooms and bath including h7rH.
on lSt floor and two large rooms and bath
on 2nd floor. Oil burner. gas TefriEeratlo
and @-caT bUilt-in garage. Large lot. 4
distinct bargain. Evening phone servicer
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18th AND I SITS. NV, The Monticello
Double room. private BATH large storage
SpaCp. NnMlY rennNatnd
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B. P. O. ELKS

A large group of Washington men,
bers will make an oficial visitation to
Alexandria Lodge tomorrow night.
Headed by Exalted Ruler Philip U.
Gayaut, the party will be accom-
panied by the E1ks' Boys Band. They
will leave the club at 7:30 pm. The
party will be welcomed by Exalted
Ruler E. Joel Treger.
The quarterly meeting of the
Maryland, Delaware and District Of
Columbia Elks' Association was held
at Hagerstown last Sunday. Plans for
the convention of the association at
Cumberland in August were ou.-
lined.
"A meeting of the Executive Com
mittee and the chairmen of all other
committees Of Washington Lodge for
the current year was held Friday.
A Bedford Club has been formed
for members who will make q pill
grimage to the Elks' National Home
at Bedford, Va. September 10. Fred
Berger Is president and Normal G.
Schroth treasurer. Members of other
Elk lodges in this vicinity will be in
vited to join the party. ~.
Exalted Ruler Gayaut has accepted
an invitation Of Hagerstown Lodge
to deliver the principal address in the
city park at Hagerstown on Mothers
day.
The Good Neighbor dance, spon-
sored by the Maryland, Delaware and
District of Columbia Elks' Associa-
ton, will be given at the Washing
ton Elks' Club May ~. The pro-
ceeds will be devoted to the charitable
and welfare activities Of the associa-
ton.
A banquet marking the close Of the
selective membership campaign was
given last Monday. Past Exalted
Ruler Edwin s. Puller, chairman Of
the committee, spoke. Charles Z.
Ford was installed as esteemed lead
ing knight.
The following were admitted to
membership last week: Charles A.
Bennett. Peter W.. Cannell, John w.
Connoss, Marco De Cesaris, Edward
I. Hunt, william J. Mileham, Lloyd
M. Miller, Wilbur G. oGnan, Arthur
J. shaffer and chaSles o. Tretler.
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ID. R. MUSIC
WILL START MAY 3
Program at Willard to Open
lt-Junior Citizens Form.
Other Activities.

Daughters Of the American Revo-
luton will open Music week with a
program at the Willard Hotel, May 3,
at pm. Mrs. Charles Carroll Haig,
State regent, heads the list Of artists
who will appear on the program.
A feature will be the first American
song. MY Days Have Been so Won
drous Free" composed in Colonial
days by Francis Hopkinson. 1t will
be sung by Bernadette Crouch and
Dorma Herzog, accompanied by Mar
jory Lowe. Mrs. Joe Robichaux and
Charlotte lie Fond. soloists. will be
accompanied by Jewell Downs and
Elizabeth Gates will play a group of
piano selections. Hester Walker Beall.
dramatic reader and Nell Duree Nor
ris. humorous reader, will appear on
the program.
Nine clubs Of Junior American Citi-
zens have been organized in the Dis
trict with the ultimate goal being a
club in every school. Mrs. Joseph N.
Saunders, State chairman, introduced
the clubs into the public schools and
has several more clubs in the process
of organization.
Plans are being made to present
Good Citizenship Medals to one bow
and one girl in each OF the public
schools. In recognition OF the Con-
stitution Sesquicentennial a plaque
n hn
ticipating in the essay contest on
Dramatic Moments in the Constitu-
tional Convention"
Little John Boyden Chapter will
celebrate the silver anniversary of its
founding with tea May from 4 to
at the home OF Mrs. Henry M
Steece, 6l6l Thirty-first place.
Patriots Memorial Chapter cele-
brated its 26th birthday anniversary
with luncheon at Woodward d.
Lothrop
The next meeting will be held at
the home of Mrs. J. o. Boynton. Con-
duit road, May Is, for election of off,
GERS.
Potomac Chapter, Mrs Harry H.
Thompson, regent, has admitted Mrs
Wilbur Gray to membership and has
received the applications Of Mrs. E.
Sinclair Smith. Mrs. Roy Shrigley and
Mrs. George VIII.
The chapter is voicing its opposition
to the proposed site of the Jefferson
Memorial.
The next meeting will be held at the
home Of Mrs. Frederick w. Brake, 404
Elm street, Chevy Chase, Md.
Constitution Chapter will meet at
the Grafton Hotel Thursday At pm.
The chapter entertained at luncheon
At the Mayf,ower Hotel last Tuesday
IN honor of the regent, Mrs. Alfred L.
Talbot. Senator Robert r. Reynolds
spoke on immigration.
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Mrs. James Berrall of Georgetown
Chapter will be hostess for the at
home today at 4 pm, preceding the
music hour at pm. Mrs. Richard
E. Babcock, president will assist.
Helen Miller, president of Kamp Kah-
lert Council, will be hostess for the
music hour.
Wednesday Club of 614 E street
will be hostess to Dupont Chapter,
April %, at 2:30 pm
st, Adams Chapter will meet at
the Y. w. c. A., in the World Fellow
ship room, at 80 pm
A trip to the Apple Blossom Festival
in Winchester, Va, will be made May
8, leaving Washington at $50 am.
The Americanization class in Eng
lish, current events and citizenship
for foreign-speaking women and girls,
under the direction of the District
OF Columbia Americanization School,
will meet Friday, from l to 3 pm,
with Dorothy J. Donnally.
Senior high school Girl Reserves
will have their Spring conference at
Vacation Lodge, in Cherrydale, April
80, May l and 2.
Taft Junior High School Girl Re-
serves will have sing" Tuesday at
2:l5 pm. The Girl Reserves of Alice
Deal Junior High School are having
tryouts for their fashion show Friday
at 1915. 1t will be presented for the
entire school May IA. recognition
ceremonial will be held for Girl Re-
serves Of Powell Junior High School
Friday at 1890.
The Blue Triangle Club will have q
picnic in Rock Greek Park Thursday,
leaving the Y. w. c. A. at S pm
Monday business girls badminton
group will meet at 8 O'Clock.
Registrations are now being taken
for the business girls week end At
Kamp Kahlert, on West River, May
IS and Is.
A new class. under the direction
Of Mrs. H. Lyle Campbell. In Better
Speech for Business Girls" will begin
April 26. The class will meet Monday
and Thursday at pm.
The third term of Dalcroze
Eurythmics, with Irish Bland Smith
as teacher, will begin April Is. Regis
tration is open for new and old
students.
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l. O. o. F. NEWS

Grand Master Linwood E. Donaldson
will ofncially visit Columbia Lodge
Thursday evening, meeting In temple.
Grand Patriarch Herman F. Hef-
fey will ofncially visit Mount Nebo
Encampment, I. o. o. F. Temple,
Monday evening.
Columbia Lodge was entertained by
Mr.. Alwine at his bungalow at Ma
sons Beach, Md, last week end.
Final arrangements were completed
for the anniversary exercises Of the
order, to be held in I. o. o. F. Tenn
pie, May at $50 pm. The program
included an address by DR.. Oscar F.
Blackwelder, pastor of the Lutheran
Church Of the Reformation. Dancing
at 1890 pm. to midnight.
At last meeting of Mithras Sane
forum, w. F. Becker was elected and
installed as grand monarchas; Thomas
aBeckett as vice grand monarchas:
Arthur Edwin Reed, collector; George
r. Earl, registrar; Ernest L. Loving,
grand monitor; A. L. Solomon, friar;
Roscoe jenkins. grand high execu-
toner, and j. H. Camper, grand coun-
sellor, who Is also the district deputy
supreme monarchas for the District.
Mithras is sponsoring the band to be
known As the I. o. F. Band, which
holds rehearsals every Monday at 3
pm. in Langley Junior High School.
Martha Washington Rebekah Lodge
will sponsor an excursion on the
steamer Potomac July 20 and . bingo
party May ~.
At the last meeting programs were
received for the pilgrimage for June
Is to the Tomb of the Unknown Sol
dier, at Arlington, when memorial
services will be held for the members
who have passed away the last year.
Miss Mae Harding, noble grand,
has announced . dinner at Fairfax
Hotel in September.
Esther Rebekah Lodge win meet to-
morrow at 7:30 o'clock to celebrate its
Sand birthday anniversary. There
will be demonstration and entertain
ment and refreshments.
At the last meeting four new mem
bers were initiated and one admitted
by transfer. The losing side In the
recent contest entertained the winners
at . dinner. Entertainment was fur
nished BY Fanny Chafee.
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KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS

Calathe Lodge will entertain the
women tomorrow evening.
Webster Lodge will meet Tuesday,
Franklin Union and Columbia, We'd
nesday evening, and Syracusians, Fri
day evening.
The grand visitation to Mount Ver-
non Lodge was Wednesday evening.
Grand Chancellor Richard o. Lover
ing spoke.
The next grand visitation will be
to Union Lodge Wednesday evening.
The Committee on Seventy-fifth
Anniversary and Supreme Lodge En-
tertainment will have moonlight ex-
cursion to Indianhead on the steamer
Potomac June a.
Rathbone Temple will meet Friday
evening.
Friendship Temple meets Wednes-
day evening. The drill team will re-
hearse for initiation the following
Wednesday. A luncheon will b held
at the home Of Carrie Banks, 4002
Illinois avenue, tomorrow st l 1oesoek.
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JR. o. U. A. M.

Liberty Bell Council was called to
order with Councillor W. W. Jones pre-
siding. State Secretary John Prender
and State Outside Sentinel A. c. With
erite spoke.
Old Glory Council was called to or
der with Councillor Reed presiding. He
announced the death of j. Oscar
Honey on April IA. State Councillor w.
j. Harmon and State Secretary j.
Prender conducted the consolidation
services Of Old Glory and Francis
Scott Key Councils to be known as Old
Glory Council
R. B. Bailey wss appointed to sue
ceed William Nally as member Of the
~ Club.
Edward j. Ross Council was called
to order with Councillor Erdrnan pre-
siding. The members later retired to
Old Glory Council for the consolida.
ton services.
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W. c. T. U. NEWS

Cleveland Park Union met at the
home of Mrs. Arthur c. Christie, 4525
Cathedral avenue
Plans for the world convention. in
June, were discussed An appropria-
ton Of s25 was made for the Frances
Willard educational fund with this
sum Mrs. H. B. Brooks was made life
member.
A report was read by Mrs. Elroy
B. Bradley of meeting held at the
home of Miss Helen Lyon, 1740 Poplar
lane, who showed motion pictures and
gave a lecture on her recent trip
around the world.
The meeting WAS preceded by a des-
sert luncheon, the hoetesses being
Mrs Arthur c.. Christie and her
mother. Mrs. A. S. M. Hopkins.
Members and friends of Cleveland
Park Union were entertained with 4
colored motion picture travelogue on
Greece and India" by Miss Lyon in
her home
The president, Mrs William J. Pc
ters, was the Official hostess and Miss
Helen Shenton gave several vocal Sc
lections, accompanied by her mother,
Mrs. Walter Shenton.
Dr. Izora Scott, world director of
peace and national director Of legis-
lation for the w. c. T. u, spoke of
the national program for temperance
education, in which interest the bene-
fit was given. Mrs. William H. Ram
sey, president of the district organ
ization; Mrs. Jennie Esmond Wright,
district director and national associ-
ate director Of radio, and Mrs. Earl
Wilfley, district chairman for the world
w. C.. T. u. convention, which meets
in Washington next June, spoke.
The refreshment table was presided
over by Mrs. D. c. Bradley.
Mount Pleasant Union met in
Friends Church. Thirteenth and Irv-
ing streets, Tuesday, the president,
Mrs. A. c. Watkins, presiding. The
devotional service was in charge OF
Mrs. j. A. Edgar.
Mrs. L. D. Clark, Mrs. Burt W. An
drews and Miss Helen Harmon were
made life members.
Mrs. Truman of New York was 4
guest.
Mrs. Ival B. Stout, director OF medal
contests, reported several groups of
children prepared for contests, and it
was voted to hold an evening meeting
Of the union May 2l at Friends
Church, when the children would be
heard and medals awarded.
Evening star., 1937-04-25
DE MOLAY

Robert lie Bruce Chapter enter
tanned Norfolk Chapter yesterday and
today, while they We're visiting WASH
ing on a week end sightseeing tour.
A bowling match and dance, given
by the Masqueraders, featured the
entertainment.
The Eastern Club has chosen its
omcial title as The Eastern Cru
saders.' They will meet every second
and fourth Saturday at the school.
Two members from the faculty have
been chosen as advisers to the club,
Ludwig E. Manoly and Paul Gable.
The chapter attended q dance given
by Alexandria Bethel, Jobs Daugh-
ters, last night.
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DAUGHTERS OF AMERICA

Members will participate in the
parade of the colors at Arlington Ma
tional Cemetery on Mothers day, May
9, at 2:30 pm A memorial wreath
will be placed on the Tomb Of the
Unknown Soldier. It Is expected that
the drill teams of the various coun-
cils will attend with their colorbear-
ers, which will be massed around the
tomb.
The annual State Council sessions
will convene at Hotel Mayflower Sep
tember IS, 16 and II, inclusive.
Golden Rule Council installed Mrs,
Eloise Moler as associate vice coun-
cilor, Mrs. Mary Payne AZ warden
and Miss Mildred Edick as outside
sentinel. Past National Councillor
Mrs. Naomi Swami, deputy, was in
stalling oficer. Mrs. Mildred LAwler,
councillor, presided.
Mount Vernon Council was pre-
sented with two large American flaxs
by Past Councillor Henry Halliday in
honor Of his wife, Past State Councillor
Emily E. Halliday. They were ac-
cepted by Councillor Marion Fiske.
The charter was draped in memory of
the late Emily E. Halliday. Members
served q supper to Mount Vernon
Council, Jr. o. U. A. NJ, on which
occasion was their annual state visi-
tation.
Mrs. Mildred Rock deputy of Esther
Council and chairman Of the State
Council Convention Committee, has
asked the appointment of two mem
bers from this council to assist her on
arrangements. Mrs. Ruth Strother,
councillor, presided and welcomed
State Vice Councillor Viola Henley.
Unity Council celebrated the birth
days Of Deputy Mrs. Martin, Past
State Oouncilor Carrie Meile, thu
MissAs Dorothy and Helen Richard
son and Axs. Poore.
Evening star., 1937-04-25
DEGREE OF POCAHONTAS

Waneta Council will conduct the
degree Tuesday under the direction Of
Past Great Sachem William Nally.
They will hold a supper May 4 and
celebrate the birthday anniversaries
of members in April.
Idaho Council will meet Friday.
White Eagle Council will have
card party May at pm. at 7l3 D
street.
Mineola Council will meet Monday
at 2507 Minnesota avenue southeast
to discuss the discrimination of tho
payment Of sick benefits for one year.
The pageant. THE March Of Time"
was given for the benefit Of the Car
den Memorial Church last Friday.
A minstrel show will be given at
Walter Reed Hospital May l in the
Red Cross Recreation Hall. Refresh
ments will be served.
Evening star., 1937-04-25

Joppa Lodge will confer the E. A..
degree tomorrow evening. with mem
bers Of the Fellowcraft Club occupying
the stations. Special guests will be
members Of the Royal Arch Chapters
of the District. Refreshments.
Benjamin Franklin Lodge, U. D.,
will meet tomorrow evening in the
Masonic Temple. The E. A. degree
will be conferred by Harry Ostrow and
Max Klivitzky. Carl H. Claudy, senior
grand steward, will speak on "Benja-
min Franklin, the Mason,
Federal Lodge will confer the E. A.
degree Tuesday evening Master Oscar
E. Carlton will observe the Masonic
birthday Of members raised in April
Refreshments.
The Grand Lodge will have charge
OF the religious services at the Masonic
and Eastern Star Home May 2, with
the grand chaplain, Rev. John c.
Palmer, in charge.
Warren G. Harding Lodge invites
all master Masons, their families and
friends to attend the services this
evening at ST Paul's Lutheran Church,
Connecticut avenue and Everett streets.
DR.. Henry w. Snyder will preach on
The Granitation of the Cross"
The lodge will confer the E. A. degree
Wednesday. Senior Deacon Benjiman
D. Schneider will confer the entire
degree.
Robert de Bruce Council. Knights
kadosh, Scottish Rite, held 4 special
meeting last Tuesday evening and con-
ferred the twenty-eighth degree. The
twenty-ninth degree will be conferred
next Tuesday.
A special communication Of Acacia
Lodge has been called for s pm.
Tuesday to confer the M. M. degree
and have the presentation of 50-year
gold button by the grand master to
Treasurer George w. Koonce.
Monarch S. Stichman announces
business and social meeting Of Kal-
lipolis Grotto at Odd Fellows Temple
next Thursday evening, when men,
bers Of Benjamin Franklin Lodge and
Capitol Forest, Tall Cedars of Lebanon,
will be special guests. A program
OF entertainment has been prepared,
including the film "Heads-U Base
Ball"
Evening star., 1937-04-25

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Evening star., 1937-04-25
DAWSON LODGE
HONORS COLBORN
Meeting Tomorrow Night
Tribute to Secretary
for 20 Years.

Dawson Lodges meeting tomorrow
has been designated Johnny Colborn
night in tribute to John A. Colborn,
who has been the lodges secretary
20 years. The principal speaker will
be William j. Latch, junior past grand
high priest OF Royal Arch Masons in
Maryland and past master of Con-
cordia Lodge, Baltimore
Grand Master Paul B. Cromelin,
on behalf of the District Grand
Lodge, will present to John Costinett,
member of Dawson. q gold button
in honor of his fiftieth. year As 4
Mason. He will also pay tribute to
Mr.. Colborn.
Among other special guests will be
Grand Master c. Vernon Eddy Of vir-
ginia.
Arrangements for the program are
in charge of Past Master Ben F. Lar
combe. Refreshments will be served.
Master Ralph c. Boyd extends an in
vitation to all Master Masons.
The president Of the High Priests
Association of 1887 announces Royal
Arch night will be observed Friday
at Masonic Temple. The r. A. degree
will be conferred by a cast selected
from the association. for which a spe-
c1al convocation of Mount Vernon
Chapter. R. A. NJ, has been called.
The first section of the degree will be
IN charge Of Harry j. Hunt, jr., high
priest Of Columbia Chapter; the key
will be explained by Harold S. Nor
ton, high priest Of Petworth Chapter;
the lecture will be given by Homer F.
Johnson, high priest Of Capitol Chap
ter, and the charge will be delivered
by Lloyd o. Miller. high priest OF
Mount Vernon Chapter and president
Of the association.
Grand High Priest Eugene E..
Thompson and the other officers of
the Grand Chapter are expected to at
tend. An invitation Is extended to all
Royal Arch Masons.
Mount Vernon Chapter, r. A. M,
announces the Mark Masters degree
soIuoIIoW nl4nL. All Royal Arch Ma
sons invited.
Potomac Chapter, r. A. NJ, next
Tuesday will be entertained by the
Glee Club of Tech High School, under
the direction of H. Nicodemus. All
Royal Arch Masons are invited.
Capitol Forest, Tall Cedars Of Leb-
anon, is sponsoring the Johnny Jones
Carnival at Eighteenth and H streets
northeast. 1t started Wednesday eve
ming and will stay until May /, in
elusive.
Evening star., 1937-04-25

knights of St. John, Ladies' Auxil.
iary. District No. 1.-The quarterly
CONTINUED GA Paee D.0)