Evening star., 1938-02-06
ARCH MASONS SET
ANNUAL MEETING
Election and Installation of
Officers to Be Held on
Wednesday Evening.

sSNiSS0Noy evNluIISs
The annual meeting Of the Gran.
,. Chapter of Royal Arch Masons Of tn
District Of Columbia will be held Wed
nesday evening at the Masonic Temple
Election and installation of officer
will be held Grand High Priest Eu
gene e. Thompson will be in charge.
Chevy Chase Lodge will hold Gov.
eminent night Wednesday evening
Special guests will be the Masons O.
the Bureau of Standards. the Geo.
physical Laboratory and the Depart.
A1ent Of Terrestrial Magnetism of tn,
Carnegie Institution. Dr. Tuve of tn,
latter organization will give an illus.
trated talk on an interesting scientific
subject. Special music will be pro.
vided and refreshments served.
Master Edwin L. White of Bright.
wood Lodge announced that on Wed.
nesday evening there will be moving
pictures Of Glacier National Park. E
Whitlock will be In charge of the pres.
entation. Refreshments will be served
Takoma Lodge will confer the E. A
degree on February 8. Senior Warder
James F. Blose will be in the east ane
Junior Steward Cecil w. Macy will act
as senior deacon.
At the meeting of Cathedral Lodge
Thursday evening members of the
National University Masonic Club will
be special guests The F. C. degree
will be conferred. Refreshments will
be served
High Priest Roy D. Borden of Eu-
reka Chapter, R. A. M, has arranged
a special bingo party for the members
Of his chapter on Friday evening The
lfewly installed officers of the chapter
are: High priest, Roy D. Borden: king
George w. Mehlfelt: scribe, John F.
Sullender: secretary, Francis l. Beach
treasurer, George S. Foreman; captain
OF host, James J. Brown; principal So
journer, Harry o. Gathers; Royal Arch
captain, Thomas r. Wilson; master
third veil. Kenneth C. MarkWard;
master second veil, William A. Robin
son; master first veil, George Mocka-
bee, and sentinel. John w. Crawford
The Fellowcraft Club of Lafayette
A Lodge will meet, preceded by dinner
at HammelS, 4l6 Tenth street NV.
on Friday evening. The new officers
are: President, Grant L. Hagan: vice
president, David Morris; second vice
president, Harry A. Alberger; secre.
tary, Alon1o c. Wooten master OF
ceremonies, John Lucas: sentinel. Will
liam G. Wiles. and captain OF Fellow
craft team, William Lambs.
Potomac Lodge will have a Masonic
play. "A Rose on the Altar" written
by Junior Grand Deacon Carl H.
iClaudy, tomorrow evening. The cast
will be made up of members of the
FelloWcraft Club of La Fayette Lodge
and will be directed by F. Sterling
Wilson. Several lodges in nearby Vir-
glnia have been invited by Master
Frederick w. Englert.
Past Master Harry L. Strang ir.,
will address Benjamin B. French
Lodge tomorrow evening on by That
OF Being Man" The First Degree
will be conferred.
/ Master Alvin l.. Helmick of Pental-
pha Lodge announced Dr. Ernest S,
Griffith dean of the Graduate School
OF American University, will address
his lodge tomorrow evening. Refresh
ments will be served.
Past Grand Master Paul B. Crome-
lin will install Edwin S. Bethlehem
Ir.. as senior warden and Charles D,
Collins as treasurer of Sojourners
Lodge tomorrow evening.
Master j. Dutton Wainwright of
Acacia Lodge has arranged a bingo
party and smoker Tuesday evening.
The Fellowship Club of Osiris Lodge
will meet at 935 G place NV. Tues
day evening.
The Fellowcraft Club of King David
Looge will meet Tuesday evening at
the Masonic Temple, Twelfth and
Monroe streets NE. The new off,
= GERS OF the club are: President, Arthur
E. Lausen; vice president, Orval C.
barchet, and secretary treasurer, Rob-
ert K. Sutton.
Mount Horeb Chapter, Potomac
Cnapter and Woodbridge Chapter. R.
A. M, will hold their annual elec.
tlon and installation Of officers next
Tuesday evening.
H. r. Gardner. president of the An.
cilof Masonic Club. announced a din
ner meeting will be held Tuesday at
pm. at the Continental Hotel Julian
t. Baber Of the United States Secret
service will speak on "Counterfeit-
ing"
- TrestlebOard.
Monday-Potomac. social: Rem
Jamin B. French, F. c.; Anacostia
N. M: Pentalpha, social: Mount
Pleasant, social; Sojourners, E. A.
Tuesday-Federal, E. A.; Acacia.
social: Takoma, E. A.; Samuel Comp
ers. E. A.
Wednesday-Harmony, F. c.; War
fen G. Harding, F. c.; Chevy Chase,
social; Brightwood, social.
Thursday-The New Jerusalem,
F. c.; George c. Whiting, E. A.;
Temple-Noyes. F. c.; Cathedral, F. c.;
Barrbters, F. c. Especially.
Friday-St. Johns, F. c.; Hope.
social
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