Evening star., 1938-04-10
RELIGIOUS RITES
PLANNEDBYL0DCE
New Jerusalem Group Will
Hold Special Session Next
Thursday Night.

A Sunday school hight will be OBJ
served by New Jerusalem Masonic
Lodge peXt Thursday. with Master
Kenneth R. Harris presiding. Masonic
members Of Sunday school classes and
officers Of the lodge will be special
guests. Past Grand Master Gratz
Dunkum will make an address.
Temple -Noyes Lodge will hold its
annual past masters night next
Thursday. The M. NJ degree will be
conferred, with Past Masters Ernest
c. Guy and Marvin Ferrington TAX
ing the leading parts.
Master Charles E. Krev of Cathe-
dra1 Lodge announced the M. M. de-
gree will be conferred Thursday eve
ming by Senior Warden Guy w. Lead
better.
High Priest George E. Umhau of
Anacostia Chapter. R. A. NJ, an
nounces the chapter will meet tomor-
row evening.
Woodbridge Chapter, R. A. NJ, will
celebrate its anniversary Tuesday at
1880 pm. in Eastgate Hall
Guests of honor will be Grand
High Priest Charles Armbruster and
other officers OF Royal Arch Masons
and officers of the Grand Chapter of
the year 1924. Officers and members
OF all Royal Arch chapters are invited.
The original officers of the chapter in
1924 will officiate. The principal ad-
dress will be given by the Rev. Harvey
w. Goddard, vice president Of the
High Priests Association of 1888 and
king of Woodbridge Chapter. Refresh
ments will be served
The Circle Club of Master Masons
Will meet at Webers, 404 H street NE.
April l6 at 8 pm A business session
will be followed by a buffet supper
and entertainment.
The Masters Association of 1905
will hold its 33d annual reunion at
the home of DR.. Edward S. Smith.
27o7 Thirty-siXth street NV, April 16.
The stated communication of Fed
eral Lodge to be held Tuesday eve
ming has been designated as Royal
Arch night. Columbia Chapter, R. A.
M, has been invited. Past Grand
High Priest David Dawson will deliver
An address on the Royal Arch and
Its relation to symbolic Masonry. En-
tertalnment is being arranged.
The Ladies Auxiliary of the Lamb
skin Club will meet Thursday in
Northeast Masonic Temple at pm.
Master Vernon NJ. Norr of Stansbury
Lodge announced tomorrow evening
an April Lambast
On Tuesday evening Acacia Lodge
will hold father and son night. Prof
William R. Whipp, physical director of
the University Club, will give a talk
on scientific boxing and jiu jitsu. Re-
freshments will be served.
AoeSN " AIt lIC4o 1NS dlllludl
Past Masters night Tuesday. Past
Grand Master Otto B. Roepke will also
assist in the degree. The meeting will
be preceded by dinner.
Master James A. Buchanan of Chew
Chase Lodge announced on Wednes-
day evening a Masonic play "A Rose
on the Altar" written by Junior Grand
Deacon Carl H. Claudy, will be pre-
sented. The members of William r.
Singleton Lodge will attend.
Maj. Ernest Brown, superintendent
OF police, will address Washington
Chapter, No. 2. at a social session on
Thursday night. There will be an en-
tertainment and refreshments. Chap
ter and blue lodge Masons are in
vited.
Trestleboard.
Monday-DaWson, NJ M: Stans-
bury. social; Joppa, E. A.; BENJAMIN
Franklin, F. c.
Tuesday-Federal, social; Acacia,
social; Takoma, NJ M; Samuel Com
pers, E. A.
Wednesday-Harmony E. A.; War
u