Evening star., 1938-02-20
MASONS PLAN TRIP
TO MOUNT VERNON
Annual Pilgrimage Will Be
sc Made February 22-Pro-
gram Is Set.

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gram Is Set.
,. Washington Centennial Masonic
Lodge will hold its annual pilgrimage
to Mount Vernon February %.
Master Earl E. Everhart has ap-
pointed Past Master Marx e. Kahn,
Past Master William Hisey and T.
Carlisle Crump as the Committee on
Arrangements. They have organized
. program which will begin with meet
Ing Of members and their families at
the temple at o'clock. There buses
will be in waiting and the entire dele
cation will proceed to Mount Vernon,
where Master Everhart will deliver the
address and place the wreath Of re-
membrance.
Upon leaving Mount Vernon the
party will return by way Of the WASH
ington Monument, where another
wreath will be placed by the master in
the name of Washington Centennial
Lodge.
The Fellowship Club of Osiris Lodge
will hold a ladies' social in conjunction
With its installation of officers to-
morrow at the Bamboo Gardens. A
dinner is planned with special enter
talnment and dancing will follow.
Religious services at the Masonic
and Eastern Star Home will be con-
quoted today at pm by Warren G.
Harding Lodge. The Rev. Len Stevens.
chaplain of the lodge, will conduct
the service
Anacostia Lodge will celebrate the
1SOth anniversary of the formation of
the Constitution of the United States
tomorrow evening. A patriotic speaker
and entertainment will be furnished.
Members OF Masonic bodies working at
st. Elizabeth's Hospital will attend to
pay honor to their brother worker.
Master Paul L. McConahey.
Master James p. Schneider Of
George G. Whiting Lodge has ar
ranged Masonic educational evening
for Thursday. Masonic questions and
discussion will be the principal part
OF the program.
The st. Johns iMnstrels will enter
tain the members of st. Johns Lodge
on Friday. Master Will L. Gates has
invited all master masons to attend.
Master Wendell P. Barrows an
nounced Trinity Lodge will confer the
F. c. degree Friday evening Junior
Warden William M. Throckmorton
and Junior Deacon John B. Shipin
will carry the principal roles.
High Priest Roy D. Borden an
nounced on Friday evening Eureka
Chapter. R. A. NJ, will confer the
Mark Masters degree.
Master Herbert D. Lawson, jr., has
called a special meeting of Takoma
Lodge at tbs o'clock this evening to
attend religious services at the Takoma
Park Bantiet Ch""c',. The Rev. Will
Liam E. LaRue is chaplain Of the lodge
On Friday evening New Jerusalem
Lodge will hold its annual ladies' night
dance at the Washington Hotel. Mas
ter Kenneth r. Harries announced
special entertainment. The lodge
will confer the M. NJ degree Thursday
evening. with Senior Warden Thorn
ton. M. Hudson in charge.
Capitol Chapter R. A. NJ, will
confer the M. M. degree February Is.
with several of the past officers as
sisting A rehearsal for the degree
will be held February "a.
President Wilson Rowe of the Uni
form Bodies of Capitol Forest. Tall
Cedars of Lebanon. has made ar
rangements for supper dance at the
Capital Golf and Country Club March
S. 10 to l. Harold Smith, director Of
band, invites all Masonic bandsmen
to rehearsals on every Monday at 7:30
at Langley Junior High School.
= Mithras Lodge of Perfection Of the
Ancient Scottish Rite Masons met
Tuesday evening and conferred the
sixth and seventh degrees. Next
Tuesday evening being a Washington
anniversary, there will be no meetings
OF any of the Scottish Rite bodies. On
March the ninth and tenth degrees
will be conferred.
The Kallipolis Grotto Band and
Drill, who are planning to attend
the Supreme Council session of the
~ o. " P. E. r. in Cleveland in
tune. will sponsor turkey dinner in
the Northeast Temple March /. The
Proceeds 60 toward the convention
fund.
) Postal Service Square Club, COM
posed Of Masons of the Post Office
Department and the Washington City
Post once, will meet at the Hamilton
Hotel February "a, at 8 o'clock. Past
Comdr. William B. Mauger of Takoma
Park Post, American Legion, will pre-
sent moving pictures. A quartet from
the University Of Maryland, COM
posed Of Elmer and Frank Stevenson,
Dave Stoddard and Al Wilton, will
sing.
The following were recently elected
rs officers: President, Clarence E.
Walker; first vice president, Ralph w.
Nkn Fossen; second vice president,
David e. Kisluik; recording secretary,
=. Owen Walkinshaw; financial secre-
tary, Benjamin F. Greenstreet: treas
Nrer, B. H. Ashley; marshal, Louis S.
KAyser; chaplain, Russell H. Thomp-
ION; sentinel, William T. McInturff.
Hhe onhcers and past presidents r. s.
:. Regar and T. r. Talbert constitute the
Executive Committee.
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tial; Pentalpha, F. c.; Mount Pleas
ant. F. c.; Albert Pike, e. A.; sojourn-
ezs, F. c.
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