Evening star., 1937-03-21
GR0TT0 |NDUCTS
NEW OFFICERS
KaI|ipo|is Soon to Be Host to
Middle Atlantic Con-
ference.

ference.
Officers of Kallipolis Grotto, M. O.v.
P. E. r.. were recently installed as
follows: Solomon Stichman, monarch;
Arthur C. Shaw, chief justice; DR.. A.
H. Ostrow, master of ceremonies; L.
Whiting Estes, treasurer; E. w. Lib
bey, secretary.
The next communication will be
conducted March rs by Monarch
Stichman at grotto headquarters
There will be an entertainment and
refreshments.
The local grotto will be host on
April 10 and II to the Middle Atlantic
States Conference. There will be q
dinner dance the night of April 10.
Plans have been made for local mem
bers to visit Samis Grotto in Rich
mond. Va, some time in May. Later a
trip will be made to Toronto.
Master Oscar E. Carlton announces
a church night Tuesday evening. The
Masonic members of Calvary M. E.
Church will attend in a body, and
Masonic members of other churches
have been invited. The F. c. degree
will be conferred, with Junior Deacon
Middleton in the East. Senior Steward
Russell will deliver the lecture Re-
freshmentS.
Benjamin B. French Lodge will
] OIL toct al Eo
in honor of one of its most distin-
guiShed past masters, Grand Master
of MaSons Paul B. Cromelin. He was
master of this lodge in 1920. The
banquet will be given at the Willard
Hotel at 80 pm. The present master
of Benjamin B. French Lodge is Henry
Gilligan.
Invited guests Will be the Grand
Lodge, all past masters, heads of the
constituent bodies of Masonry and
the 1887 masters. An address by Dr.
John c. Palmer and the reply of the
grand master will be the nigh lights
of the evening. There will be an en-
tertainment arranged by Past Master
John c. White.
Capitol Forest. No. 104, Tall Cedars
of Lebanon met at the Willard Ho-
tel Arch Mcdonald was made a
Cedar, along with large class of
other candidates. CedarS from Balti-
more and Hagerstown attended the
meeting and initiation.
Women are sponsoring an 300"
party at AlmaS Temple on April S.
Mrs. Ara NJ Daniels, wife of the po-
tentate OF Almas Temple, is chairman.
Master Orrie L. Beardsley of Joppa
Lodge announced a stated communi-
cation tomorrow. An illustrated lee
ture on Explosives" will be given by
Fred Hawkes. of the Ordnance Depart
ment, United States Army Musical
numbers and refreshments All mas
ter Masons are invited.
Religious services will be conducted
at the Masonic and Eastern Star Home
today at pm. by Hiram Lodge. The
address will be delivered by Rev. Will
liam L. Mayo, and musical numbers
will be by the lodge choir.
A delegation representing the lodge,
headed by Ebert B. Judson, attended
the meeting of the Trestleboard Club
at the Northeast Masonic Temple last
night to honor Joseph W. Broskey,
president of that club and also a mem
Der of Hiram Lodge.
The Postal Service Square Club,
composed of members of the former
Cabletow Club of the City Post Office,
and the Temple Club of the Post Office
Department will hold a dance at the
Indian Springs Golf Club next Sat-
urday from 10 pm. to am.
Dawson Lodge will have an E. A.
degree tomorrow, with Senior Deacon
Hansen in the East.
Eureka Chapter, R. A., will meet
Friday evening, when the R. A. de-
gree will be conferred by 6 team Of
past high priests.
Evangelist Chapter, knights Rose
Croix, Scottish Rite, held a special
meeting last Tuesday evening to confer
the 18th degree
Next Tuesday evening, March %,
Robert De Bruse Council, knights Ka-
dosh, at $50 o'clock will confer the
goth degree, and at O'Clock the
21st degree. The same evening
Albert Pike Consistory will elect Off
GERS in line to take the positions nee
essarily created by the death of the
master of Kadosh, George B. Nc
Ginty.
At All Souls Church today at 3
pm. the officers of Evangelist Chap
ter viii meet for the rehearsal of
Maundy Thursday and Easter serv-
ices. The Maundy Thursday observ-
ance Will be Thursday at o'clock and
the Easter service Sunday at 3 o'clock
At the meeting March of Samuel
Gompers Lodge. Past Master Maurice
A. Goldberg was elected secretary and
Michael j. Cohen was appointed mas
ter of ceremonies.
At the meeting Tuesday the M. M
degree will be conferred on seven can
oldates. Refreshments will be served
IN Fellowcraft Club will sponsor a
performance of Girls in Uniform" at
Wardman Park Theater March 29
Funds raised are to be used for the
purchase of uniforms for the degree
team.
At the convocation of Mount Horeh
Chapter, No. 7, R. A. NJ, Tuesday
evening a short business meeting will
be held, after which Woodbridge Chap
ter will be received and entertained