Evening star., 1938-11-13

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of Instruction.
The grand masters visitations are
rapidly drawing to close. Tomor-
row evening, accompanied by the
other officers of the Grand Lodge,
Grand Master Leonard P. Steuart
will visit Dawson Lodge. Herbert w.
Smith, worshipful master, and AL
bert Pike Lodge, George l.. Goss,
worshipful master. On Tuesday
evening visitations will be made to
National Lodge, Roy O. Brogden,
worshipful master, and Arminius
Lodge, Moritz Greenberg. worshipful
master. On Thursday evening he
will visit Naval Lodge, William H. T.
Belt. worshipful master, and Ana
costa Lodge, Paul L. McConahey,
Worshipful master. On Friday eve
ming visits will be made to Justice
Lodge, Daniel H. Lockwood, worship
full master, and Barristers Lodge,
Earl w. Shinn, worShipful master.
Religious services at the Masonic
and Eastern Star Home will be held
at 3 o'clock this afternoon, in charge
of Federal Lodge; Worshipful Mas
ter Henry H. NAPLES has announced
that full Episcopal evensong serv-
ice will be held, with DR.. Bohannan
of the Rock Creek Episcopal Church
conducting.
Tomorrow evening Stansbury
Lodge will honor its past masters.
A special program is being prepared
by Worshipful Master Vernon M
Norr. The feature will be an address
by DR.. A. B. Potorf, professor OF re-
igion at American University.
On Tuesday evening Myron M.
Parker Lodge will confer the en-
tered apprentice degree on a class
of candidates. Acting Master j.
Myron Robson has announced that
the degree will be conferred by
Senior Steward Entrekin and Senior
Deacon Dyson.
Worshipful Master Paul C. Smith
of East Gate Lodge has arranged
q Woodbridge night for Wednesday
The special guests are to be all mas
ter Masons in the Woodbridge area.
Entertainment has been prepared,
to be followed by a social evening.
The speaker of the evening Will be
the Rev. Thomas l.. Coyle, pastor
of the Sherwood Presbyterian
Church.
Worshipful Master Albert Andrews
of Hiram Lodge announces that on
Thursday evening, after the fellow
craft degree, a bingo party will be
held. Special guests will be Bethel
No. !, Jobs Daughters.
On Thursday evening William r..
Singleton Lodge will hold its an
nual oldtimers' night. The Rev.
Edgar C. Powers will address the
lodge. Rev. Mr.. Powers was for
merly pastor of the Elbrook M. E.
Church and chaplain of Singleton
Lodge. At present he is worshipful
master of Mount Moriah Lodge,
Towson, Md, and grand chaplain
of the Grand Lodge of Maryland.
On Friday evening Lebanon Lodge,
No. 7, will hold its annual memorial
service in honor Of the members
who died during the past year, With
Raymond Rapp and Kenneth Mark
ward making plans for the service.
The Fellowcraft Club of the lodge,
under the presidency of George
Humphries, will be honored.
On Saturday evening the Takoma
Lodge Fellowcraft Club will hold a
dance at the Indian Spring Country
Club.
Tomorrow evening Anacostia
Chapter, r. A. M, will hold its high
priests night. The past masters
degree will be conferred by a cast
of past high priests, according to
High Priest George Umhau.
On Wednesday evening Zabud
Council, R. and S. NJ. will hold a
short business meeting, following
which they will have bingo party,
according to an announcement by
Master George Umhau.
Robert de Bruce Council, Knights
Kadosh, of the Ancient and Ac-
cepted Scottish Rite of Freemasonry
will confer the nineteenth degree
Tuesday evening. Last Tuesday eve
ming the eighteenth degree was con-
ferred upon the class.
Grand Tall Cedar Capt. G.. M.
Little of Capitol Forest, Tall Cedars
of Lebanon, has called the local for
est to assemble at the Willard Ho-
tel Wednesday evening. A class of
IS candidates will be initiated. After
the initiation H. K. Stephens, di-
rector of entertainment, will pre-
sent entertainers.
The Circle Club of Master Masons,
the District Government Masonic
Club, will meet Saturday at pm.
at 4O4 H street NE. Following the
business session will be an enter
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