Evening star., 1938-10-02
CEREMONY |SSET
BY TALL CEDARS

Paul w. Pearson and His
Officers to Be Guests
at Visitation.
Paul W. Pearson. supreme Tall
Cedar Of the United States; his OH
GERS, and past supreme Tall Cedar,
will be guests Of Capitol Forest Tall
Cedars OF lebanon on October is.
Grand Tall Cedar Capt. G. M. Little
is making final arrangements for the
largest visitation and ceremonial ever
held by Capitol Forest. The Member
ship Committee, headed by B. Walker
and j. Brown. have submitted 100 pc
titions. Capt. Little appointed the
following past grand Tall Cedars to
assist him: j. Fred Huber. marshal; :;
j. A. Halluin, reception; Charles Brill,
lecturer, and Dr. Cuthbertson, refresh
ments.
Potentate Granville Guide Of Almas
Temple announces an oyster party at
the Mayflower Hotel October is at $50
pm. Recorder F. Lawrence Walker
is receiving reservations, limited to
members Of the Shrine and their
male guests. Raymond M. Florance Is
general chairman, assisted by Edmund
o. Carl. chairman of the Entertain
ment Committee; Frederick Wilken,
chairman Of the Dinner Committee;
G. Fenton Cramer, chairman Of the
Ticket Committee.
October 20 Halloween dance will
be held at the Almas Temple Club
the proceeds Of which will be for q
childrens Christmas party during the
holiday season. Harry v. Hayden is
chairman Of the party.
Grand Master Leonard P. Steuart
will open his series Of annual visita-
tions on Friday evening. The first
will be made jointly to Columbia and
Lebanon Lodges. A social will be
held and refreshments served. The
schedule Of visitations will run through
November %, on which evening the
grand master will officially visit his
own lodge, Washington Centennial.
Washington Centennial Lodge will
hold its annual memorial service
Wednesday evening for deceased men,
hers. Master Earl E. Everhart an
nounced a special program.
Master Paul c. Smith Of East Gate
Lodge has arranged for a showing
of moving pictures of Glacier National
Park before his lodge on Wednesday
evening at the Masonic Hail. Rhode
Island and Mills avenues NE. The
pictures will be shown and described
by E. Whitlock. Social and refresh
mentS.
Naval Lodge will hear a brief ad-
dress on Thursday evening, entitled
The Worth Of Man." by the Rev.
]. LoWrie Frendrich, according to an
announcement by Master William H.
T. Belt. The E. A. degree will be
conferred by Senior Deacon Robert
l.. A. Richards.
Bethel No. I, Jobs Daughters, will
demonstrate the conferring of their
degrees before Hiram Lodge on Thurs
day. Master Albert Andrews an
nounced social and refreshments.
Master C.. Wendell Shoemaker Of
William r. Singleton Lodge announced
the lodge will have social on Thurs
day. The special guests will be men,
bers Of Mount Pleasant Lodge.
Semper Paratus Lodge will confer
the F. G. degree Thursday evening,
with Senior Deacon Carl E. Roberts
and Senior Warden Orrin R. Hammer
carrying the principal roles. Social
and refreshments.
On Saturday evening Lebanon Lodge
will celebrate its 127th anniversary
with an entertainment and dance at
the Willard Hotel Master Arthur
NJ. Robinson has appointed Past Mas
ter James j. Brown as chairman Of
arrangements. Special entertainment
has been arranged, with Past Master
Thomas r. Wilson as master of cere-
monies. Dancing will follow.
Master Roy Brogden of National
Lodge has arranged an entertainment
for Tuesday evening. The principal
feature will be an address by Lee
Everett on Light" He is past
master Of Rockingham Lodge, Rock
ingham, N. c.
Columbia Chapter, No. I, r. A. NJ,
will meet on Wednesday evening at
the Masonic Temple. High Priest
George H. Stiles announced the M. NJ.
degree will be conferred by Captain
CT the Host Paul r. Mattix.
Trestleboard.
Monday-Potomac, business; B. B.
French, social; Anacostia, business;
Pentalpha, social, and Mount Pleasant,
business.
Tuesday-National social; Arminius,
business: Myron M. Parker, social,
and King David, F. G.
Observation-Disclosures Centennial,
social; Osiris, E. A.; King Solomon,
social; East Gate. social Theodore
Roosevelt, E. A.; Barristers, E. A.
Thursday-Naval, E. A.; Hiram. So
cial; La Fayette, F. c.; William r. Sim
gleton, social; Petworth, social, and
Semper Paratus, F. c.
Friday - Columbia, grand vista
ton: Lebanon, grand visitation; Joseph
H Milans, social, and Justice, business
Saturday-Grand Lodge School of
Instruction.