Evening star., 1937-10-03
CLOSING TEMPLE
RITES TO Be HELD
Dr.. John C. Palmer to Be
Speaker at Services at d
P. M. at Temple Heights.

ices conducted at Temple Heights,
under the auspices of the Grand
Lodge, F. A. A. M. of the District of
Columbia, will be held today at 4
O'Clock. The speaker will be DR..
John c. Palmer, grand chaplain Spe-
cial guests will be the members of
Almas Temple of the Mystic Shrine.
All Masons and their friends are in
vited.
The Grand Lodge officers will begin
their annual grand visitations next
Wednesday. Grand Master Paul B.
Cromelin, through Grand Secretary
j. Claude KEEPER, has announced the
following schedule of visitations for
this year:
October 6, Osiris. Theodore Roose-
Welt and Washington Centennial. Oc-
tober 7, William R. Singleton and
Chevy Chase, No. 40. October IL,
Joppa and Petworth October IL, Ia
koma. october Is, New Jerusalem and
Labanon. October 10, Arminius and
National October 81, Anacostia and
Naval. October %, St Johns. Hope
and Trinity. October %, Acacia and
Federal October 81, Harmony and
Warren G. Harding.
November /, Pentalpha and Albert
PlKe. November 3, King Solomon,
BarriSters and Mount Pleasant. No
vember 4, Hiram, La Fayette and Sem
per Paratus. November 5. Justice and
Columbia. November 8, Dawson and
Benjamin Franklin. November IL,
Cathedral and Temple Noyes. Novem-
Der 10, George c. Whiting and Po-
tomac November 16, King David and
East Gate. November 18, Congress
Stansbury and Brightwood. Novem-
Der l9, Joseph H. Milans and Myron
M. Parker. November %, Samuel
Gompers. November "a, BENJAMIN
B. French.
Next Tuesday evening Mithras
Lodge of Perfection will confer tht
thirteenth degree at 5 o'clock and a,
o'clock the foudteenth will be given
AiCStiCUUdIu. u.
Monday-Potomac, social; Benia-
MIN B. French, social; Anacostia
business; Pentalpha, E. A.; Mount
Pleasant, F. c.
Tuesday-National, E A; Arminius
social; Myron M. Parker, E. A.; King
David, F, c., pm; special, E. A.. 7:3O
wednesday - Washington Centen-
NAL, grand visitation; Osiris, grand
visitation; King Solomon, F. c..
pm; East Gate, social; Theodore
Roosevelt, grand visitation; Barris-
ters, M. M
hursday-Naval, F. c.; Hiram, So
eial; La Fayette. social; William r
Singleton. grand visitation; Chevy
Chase, grand visitation; Petworth. so.
cial; Semper Paratus, business.
Friday-St. Johns, F. c.; Hone
F. c.
Lebanon Lodge on Friday evening
will celebrate the 126th anniversary
OF the granting of its charter bv ar
entertainment and dance at the New
Willard Hotel.
King Solomon Lodge will meet
wednesday at l o'clock. F.. C. de-
gree will be conferred and October
classes welcomed. Refreshments will
be served.
East Gate on Wednesday evening
Will hold short business meeting
after which Master Alfred j. Stef-
Zen has arranged a brief entertain
ment. Past Master Harry L. Strang
OF Benjamin B. French Lodge will
speak on Oddities in Masonry" The
newly organized quartet of the lodge
will sing.
King David Lodge will have a
pilgrimage to Fredericksburg, Va. next
Friday to visit Fredericksburg Lodge
ana witness the comforting of the
M. M. degree. Master T. Paul Speake
Is in charge of the arrangements.
SoJourners' Lodge, U. D., will hold
Its first meeting tomorrow evening at
the Masonic Temple This lodge was
granted a dispensation by Grand
Master Cromelin on September 10.
and the members have now completed
the organization. The principal Of
Ulcers are Capt. Cecil l. McReynolds,
master; Maj. Edwin S. Bethlehem. ir
senior warden; Maj George j. D.
F1Sher, Junior warden and w 2