Evening star., 1938-05-08
MEETING IS SET
BY YGRANDLODGE
District Masons Will Hold
Annual Midyear Session
Wednesday Niqht.

Annual Midyear Session
Wednesday Night.
The annual midyear meeting of the
Grand Lodge Of Masons Of the Dis
trict Of Columbia will be held next
wednesday at pm. with Grand
Master Leonard p Steuart presiding.
The 43d annual conclave of the
Grand Commandery. K. T., will be
held in the Masonic Temple tomorrow
Aat pm. Preceding the conclave a
dinner in honor of the distinguished
guests will be held at the Hamilton
Hotel. Among those attending will be
the most eminent grand master of
Templars of the United States, Sir
Knight Mark Norris: the grand COM
mander Of New York, Sir knight
Chalmers L, Pancoast; the grand
commander Of New Jersey, Robert p.
Sherman; the grand commander of
Maryland. Sir Knight Edwin s. White.
and the grand commander of Virginia
Sir Knight c. Ridgway Moore.
Sir Knight Maurice L. Brewton
right eminent grand commander for
thlS jurisdiction, invites all Knights
Templar to attend this conclave. Ad-
mlttance will be by full Templar uni
form.
Master Joseph Hurwitz of Samuel
Gompers Lodge has set aside Tuesday
evening as post Office night The spe-
clal guests will be members of the
Postal Service Square Club of which
Sne Is a member. A play, Greater
Love Hath No Man." will be presented
On Tuesday evening Federal and
Acacia Lodges will hold a joint fam
hy night at the Masonic Temple to
which the families of their members
are invited. Entertainment will he
furnished by the Girls Glee Club Of
Tech High School, under the direction
OF Harmon Nicodemus, and George
morn, Ventrilosuist. There also will
oe dancing and refreshments.
Albert Pike Consistory, Scottish
Rite, will begin the conferring of the
maj degrees next Tuesday at 8 O'Clock
Inc 3lst degree will be conferred and
on May II the 32d degree will close
The series. 'N
Grand Tall Cedar Capt. G. M. Little
announces Capitol Forest Tall Cedars
OF Lebanon will hold a cold foot
nlght' Tuesday at Pythian Temple
Ceoar r. A. Walker was awarded
q life membership for bringing in a
large number OF candidates. The fol-
lowing new members will be made
cedars: A. c. Soldier, A. B. Cidweu
y. Freeman, E. G. Gessner, D. F.
could' L. S. Hensley, G. A. Hitten-
marx, w. D. Huskey, L. T. johnson
w. j. Llneman, T. O. Mcdowell, G.
w. Moore, j. L. Mason, H. G. Nestor
and N. L. Simmons. Entertainment
and refreshments.
Inc Ladies Auxiliary of the Lamb
SKIN Club will hold country store"
bingo party on Thursday in North
east Masonic Temple at $50 pm.
The high priest of Capitol Chapter,
II. A. NJ, announces the M. M. degree
VIII be conferred at the meeting of
May 13. The regular business meet
Ing will precede the degree.
Tomorrow evening Stansbury Lodge
will entertain the members of Ruth
Chapter, o. E. S. A mock court
will convene at $3.50 pm.
Master Herbert W. Smith of Daw-
son Lodge announced they will cele-
brate their 81st anniversary tomorrow
evening. Pictures of historical in
terest in the lodge history will be
shown.
A social and refreshments will be
had by the members of New Jerusalem
Lodge Thursday evening.
Cathedral Lodge will hold a service
club night at the Masonic Temple
Thursday night. Specially invited
guests are the Masonic members of
the Civitan, Early Birds, Kiwanis,
Lions, Optimists, Reciprocity, Round
Table and Rotary Clubs. A social
with entertainment and refreshments
will be held.
On Friday evening Hope Lodge will
hold a Capitol Hill night. with the
special guests being the congressional
secretaries who are members Of the
fraternity.
Eureka Chapter, R. A. NJ, will en-
tertain the members Of Naval Lodge
on Friday. High Priest Roy D. Borden
Of Eureka Chapter is also a past
master of Naval Lodge.
The past high priests Of Washington
Chapter, R. A. NJ. will confer the
mark masters degree Thursday eve
ming.
Maj. Cheney L. Bertholf, president
OF the Advisory Board of Masonic
Clubs, announced the annual dinner
Of the Masonic clubs at the National
Press Club on May 18.
TrestIeboard.
Monday-Dawson, social; Stansbury,
social; Joppa, F. c.; Benjamin Frank
lin, business.
Tuesday-Federal. social; Acacia, So
cial; Takoma, E. A.; Samuel Gompers,
social.
a Wednesday-Grand Lodge.
Thursday-The New Jerusalem, So
cial; George c. Whiting, business;
Temple Noyes. E. A. Cathedral, social.
Friday-St. Johns, F. c.; Hope, So
eial.
misunderstanding. E. A., special.
National Union
Mckinley Council will elect two dele.