Evening star., 1939-12-10

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King Solomon
Masonic Lodge
AImos Temple to Hold
Ceremonial Wednesday;
Parade Planned
Paul r. Macdonald was elected and
Installed as master Of King Solomon
Masonic Lodge last Wednesday aft
ernoon. Other officers are: Granger
G. Sutton, senior warden; Harlie B..
Morse, junior warden: James r.
Beaubiah, secretary; John J. Ferber,
treasurer; Percy I. Lowd, marshal;
Charles F. Jeter, senior deacon; Lee
A. Summers, Junior deacon; Ormond
s. Runnels, senior steward; Richard
D. Brown, Junior steward; Charles
P. johnson, tiler.
The Rev. DR.. Edward Gabler,
rector Of Christ Episcopal Church,
was reappointed chaplain.
Almas Temple Ceremonial.
Almas Temple will hold q cere-
inonial at the Mayfiower Hotel
Wednesday evening. The ritualistic
work will be presented by a special
cast under the direction of Evan
Jones. There will be a parade,
starting from the Almas Temple
headquarters, 1915 K street NV,
to the hotel. The Almas Temple
Band. Patrol, Legion. Oriental Band
and Drum Corps will participate
and act as escort to Potentate STAN
ley D. Willis and members of his
divan.
On December % Almas Temple
will hold its annual children's
Christmas party at Shrine head
quarters. It is for children Of the
members Of the Shrine under IL
years of age. Tickets are available
through Recorder F. Lawrence
Walker.
Reception Postponed.
De Molay Commandery, No. 1,
K. T., has postponed the reception
announced for December IL, in
honor Of Sir Knight Eugene E.
Thompson, grand master of Ma
sons, and Sir Knight j. Fred Huber,
right eminent grand commander,
K. T., until later date.
The Ladies Auxiliary of the
Lambskin Club will meet December
IA at 8 pm. at Northeast Masonic
Temple. This will be their 25th
anniversary which they will cele-
brate.
Members of Woodbridge Royal
Arch Chapter will visit Mount Ver-
non Royal Arch Chapter tomorrow
evening in the Masonic Temple, who
will confer the Royal Arch Degree
on two teams. The work will be
conferred by J. Louis Bixler, king of
Mount Vernon Chapter The charge
will be delivered by Herbert C. Cave,
deputy grand high priest of the
Grand Chapter. On Tuesday eve
ming, at its meeting at 2O29 Rhode
Island avenue NE, moving pictures
will be shown by Henry F. Hill, jr.,
illustrating his recent trip to Nova
Scotia. Refreshments will follow.
The Fellowcraft Club of King
David Lodge will meet Tuesday eve
ming and on Saturday evening the
lodge has scheduled an entertain
ment.
Samuel B. Reeder, high priest Of
Brightwood Royal Arch Chapter,
announces the Mark Masters De-
gree will be conferred Tuesday eve
ming by special cast Of past high
priests. ...
John A. Hart, master of Warren
G. Harding Lodge, announces
dinner vii be held at 1412 New York
avenue NV. proceeding its COM
munication at 7:30 pm, which will
be devoted to election Of officers.
Trestleboard.
Monday-Dawson, business Stans-
bury, election and installation; Jop-
pa, election: Benjamin Franklin,
election; Mount Vernon Royal
Arch, Royal Arch Degree; Anacos-
tia Royal Arch, business.
Tuesday-Federal, business; Aca-
cia, business; Takoma, business;
Samuel Gompers, business; Mount
Horeb Royal Arch, business; Poto-
mac Royal Arch, Royal Arch De-
gree; Brightwood Royal Arch, Mark
Masters Degree; Woodbridge Royal
Arch, business and moving pic
lures; De Molay Commandery, bus
aness.
MISUNDERSTANDING, business;
East Gate, special communication,
with dinner at pm, installation Of
officers; Warren G. Harding, elec-
ton and installation; Chevy Chase,
business; Brightwood, business;
washington Naval Royal Arch, bus
iness; Washington Commandery,
business.
Thursday the New Jerusalem,
business; George c. Whiting, elec-
ton and installation; Temple Noyes,
business; Cathedral, business;
Washington Royal Arch, business;
William r. Singleton Royal Arch,
business.
Friday-Columbia, business; JOS
eph H. Milans, business; Justice,
F. c. Degree; Columbia Council,
Royal Arch and Select Masters, bus
tness; Columbia Commandery, busi-
ness. Grand ROval Arch Chanter