Evening star., 1937-03-28
MASONIC COUNCIL
CONFERS DEGREES
Officers of Robert De Bruce
Unit Appointed by Pre-
Ceptor.

Robert De Bruce Council, Knights
Kadosh, Of the Ancient and Accepted
Scottish Rite Masons, met Tuesday
evening, when the twentieth and
twenty first degrees were conferred.
Preceptor Marx E. Kahn appointed
the officers of the council for the re-
mainder of the ensuing year, made
necessary by the death of George B.
McGinty, who was the second sub
preceptor.
Albert Pike Consistory also met
Tuesday evening and business was
transacted. Owing to the death of Mr..
McGinty Joseph Solomon became
master Of Kadosh and John o. Bowen
became prior. j. Walter Karsner was
elected preceptor. Master of Kadosh
Salomon appointed officers Of the line
to fill the vacancies In the Official
roster.
At All Souls Church today at 3 pm.
Evangelist Chapter will hold its regular
Easter services. which will be con-
Quoted by the officers of the chapter.
The Maundy Thursday services were
held at the same place
Next Tuesday evening Robert De
Bruce Council will hold special meet
ing to confer the tWenty-second and
twenty-third degrees. A rehearsal for
these two degrees will be held Mon
day at 7:3O o'clock at the Cathedral
of the Rite.
Lebanon Lodge, No 7, will hold its
sixth annual stag night in the Willard
Hotel the evening OF April 10. Master
Robert j. Walker has appointed COM
mittee with Past Master Roger c.
Power as chairmen.
The program will include music,
dancing, boxing and wrestling. A buff
fet supper will be served. Tickets for
the event may be secured from men,
bers of the committee or from the
secretary Of Lebanon Lodge.
Petworth Lodge Fellowcraft Club
will hold its annual Spring dance
Tuesday at Joppa Lodge Hall, 1909
Ninth street.
Capitol Forest, Tall Cedars Of
Lebanon, were addressed by Supreme
Tall Cedar OF the United States
Walter I. Fisher. from New York, at the
meeting March 20 at the Willard
Hotel The Supreme Forest will
sponsor foot ball game this Fall be-
tween the New York Military Academy
and the Admiral Farragut School of
New Jersey The proceeds are to go
to charities in New York City and to
local charities in which tickets are
sold.
The following were made Cedars:
H. G. Cochran, j. j. Meshoff, l. H.
Monro, j. w. Moran, NJ. L. Rhodes,
E. R. Waters, E. R. Merryman, c. H.
Minich, R. F. Day, c. G. Dudley, c. N.
Nicholson and r. A. Simmons.
The guests from this and other
Jurisdictions were Grand Tall Cedar
Bill Wilkerson, his officers and a dele
CATION from Baltimore. grand Tall
Cedar of Winchester, Pa and other
past grand Tall Cedars of this juris-
diction
The entertainment was: Tom Rey-
nolds, piano; Jean Langley, Wayne
and Murrell Holt danced and sang,
and Ida Wood and Helen LEIGH sang
Almas Temple of the Shrine will
hold a ceremonial for initiation Of
candidates next Wednesday night at
the Willard Hotel, according to plans
completed by Ara M. Daniels, poten-
tate. and F. Lawrence Walker, re-
corder
A business meeting is scheduled
for pm, April 2, at the club house
The women of the divan and women
of the nobility will present an 300
party" with dancing, bridge, 500 and
bingo, at the temple, pm. April S.
Other events on Almas' calendar in
clude ladies' night, at the Mayflower
Hotel, April IL; pilgrimage to Grip
pied Childrens Hospital, Philadelphia.
April 10, and visit by the Imperial
Potentate May "a.