Evening star., 1938-03-20
BLOOM TO SPEAK
ATL0DCE DINNER
Dance to Follow Banquet of
Benjamin Franklin
MasonS.

benjamin frdnkIln
Masons.
Benjamin Franklin Masonic Lodge
will hold banquet and dance tornor-
row at the Mayflower Hotel The BAN
quet will be at 7:30 pm. Represent
ative Sol Bloom of New York will be
the principal speaker. Grand Master
L. p. Steuart will be an honor guest.
A motion picture, The Servant Of
the People" will be shown, and musi-
cal numbers will be rendered by Miss
Marian Mervis and Miss Sylvia Kaplo-
witz. Master Harry Ostrow will pre-
side.
the Yaden Bible Glass of Petworth
Baptist Church this morning 1t will
be taught by Past Grand Master Gratz
E. Dunkum. The regular teacher,
James G. Yaden, is the chaplain of the
lodge. The members Of Joppa Lodge
have also been invited.
Pentalpha Lodge will have as spe-
cial guests tomorrow members of the
Robert LIE Bruce Chapter Of the Order
of De Molay, who will attend with
their adviser Ralph H. Gauker. The
De Molay team will confer degrees on
a class of candidates. Other guests
will be members of Sojourners' Lodge,
who will attend in body.
Almas Temple will make pill
grimage to Philadelphia next Sunday
to visit the Shriners' Hospital for
Crippled Children. Potentate Gran
vile Guide announced also a visit to
the Philadelphia flower show. A spe-
cial train will be over the B. e. O.,
leaving at 8 am. and to return at
$50 pm. Reservations must be made
with Recorder F. Lawrence Walker
not later than March "a.
Potentate Guide announces on
April 80 potentate's party will be
held at the Willard Hotel at pm.
Reservations for this banquet and
party, which is limited to Shriners
and their male guests. may be made
at the recorders office or any member
Of the committee.
Capitol Chapter, R. A. NJ, on March
Is will have business and social.
Federal Lodge will confer the F. C.
degree Tuesday evening. The work
will be conferred by members OF the
Fellowcraft team Charles c. Kalten
will preside in the east and Marvin
Manahan will act as senior deacon.
The Number Miners" newly formed
Fellowcraft Club affiliated with New
Jerusalem Lodge, will give an oyster
roast at the National Guard Armory
March 80 at $50 pm.
Master Herbert D. Lawson, jr., of
Takoma Lodge, announced on Tues
day evening bingo party will be held
Refreshments will be served
On Saturday evening the Fellowcraft
Club will hold its third annual Ia
koma Night at the Masonic Temple,
Carroll and Maple streets, at pm.
There will be a stage show, dancing
and refreshments The entertainment
will be provided by the University of
Maryland Quartet, Wilfred Smith. Mrs.
c. j. O'Meyer and Jimmie Mulroe's
Juveniles.
Monarch Arthur c. Shaw an
nounced the short-form ceremonial
and entertainment will be the fea-
lures Of the meeting of Kallipolis
Grotto at the Raleigh Hotel on Thurs
day evening. The occasion will be
designated Royal Arch Night in honor
OF Charles j. Armbruster, grand high
priest of the Grand Chapter, R. A. NJ,
VINO will be member of the class,
along with other grand chapter Off
GERS.
Members of George C. Whiting
Lodge will hold short business meet
ing Thursday evening, and both will
60 to Alexandria to pay a fraternal
visit to Alexandria Washington Lodge.
st. Johns Lodge will hold their
annual ladies' night on Friday. Mas
ter Will L. Gates announced special
guests will be DR.. William NJ Mann,
director of the National Geological
Park. and Mrs. Mann. DR.. Mann will
speak on his recent expedition to
sumatra. Moving pictures will be
shown.
Master Wendell P. Barrows of Trim
ity Lodge announced the NJ M. de-
gree will be conferred Friday evening.
The principal positions will be occu-
pied by Senior Warden Kenneth H.
Moore, Senior Deacon George c. Rob-
ertson and Senior Steward Clarence
w. Gonnerman.
On Friday evening Eureka Chapter,
r. A. NJ, will confer the past masters
and most excellent masters degrees,
according to High Priest Roy d. Bor-
den The degrees will be conferred by
Captain of the Host James j. Brown
and Scribe John Sullender.
New Jerusalem Lodge will hold a
National University Law School Night
on Thursday, according to Master
Kenneth r. Harries. All Masonic
alumni and students of National Uni
versity have been invited.
Trestleboard.
Monday: Potomac, F. c.; Benjamin
B. French, M. NJ, 4.30 p m; Anacostia,
social; Pentalpha. social; Mount
Pleasant, M. M; Albert Pike, F. c.; So
1ourners, social
Tuesday: Federal, F. c.; Acacia, E.
A., Takoma, No. 20, social; Samuel
Gompers, F. c.
Wednesday: Harmony, E. A.; War
rem G. Harding. F. c.: Checy Chase, E.
A.; Brightwood. E. A.
Thursday: The New Jerusalem, So
cial; George c. Whiting, social.
Friday: st. Johns, social; Hope,
M. M; Trinity, M. M.