Evening star., 1939-10-01
Past Masters Night
Will Be Observed
By Masonic Lodge

Entertainment Will
Follow Business
Session Tuesday
Omar E. Hartman, master of Ma
tional Masonic Lodge, has an
nounced that Tuesday evening will
be past masters night" It is ex-
pected that the majority of the past
masters will be present. Following
the business session there will be an
entertainment and refreshments.
Harold Costello, master of Ana
costa Lodge, announces tomorrow
evening will be devoted to important
business.
Charles v. Wayland, master of
Mount Pleasant Lodge. announces
the conferring of the E. A. degree
tomorrow evening. Junior Warden
Ernest A. Deahl will preside and the
other ofi1cers will advance one sta
tion from their usual places.
Henry H. Rehmann, excellent high
priest of Petworth Royal Arch Chap
ter. announces that business and
plans for the fall comprise the pro-
gram for a meeting tomorrow at
7:30 pm.
Nelson j. Tubbs, master of King
David Lodge, announces the con-
ferring of the F. c. degree Tuesday
evening.
The officers OF Benjamin Franklin
Lodge will meet at the home of
Senior Steward Louis Prawde, 1882
Orchid street NV, Tuesday at p m
Albert H. Coombs, commander of
Brightwood Commandery, announces
q program Of business and fall sched-
ules Tuesday night and urges all
knight Templars to be present.
Petworth Lodge Fellowcraft Club
will meet Tuesday evening at the
home of Mr.. Trittipoe, 1925 Monroe
street NV, 8 pm. The annual fall
dance will be held October % at
the National Woman's Country Club,
Bethesda, Md.
President w. Rowe of the uniform
bodies of Capitol Forest Tall Cedars
of Lebanon has completed arrange
ments for dance at the Cairo
Hotel on october 7, 10 to /.
Charles L. Mcdonald, master of
Naval Lodge, announces the con-
ferring of the E. A. degree on Octo-
ber S. Senior Deacon Thomas G.
Jones will preside. assisted by the
other line officers in advanced sta
tions.
Vernal r. Brown, master of Will
liam R. Singleton Lodge, announces
Thursday evening will be devoted to
business and social. Charles G. Web
ber, senior deacon, will make an ad-
dress.
On Friday evening the Grand
Royal Arch Chapter, under the COM
mittee on work and lectures, will
hold school of instruction for the
officers of the several Royal Arch
chapters in the District of Colum-
bia. These schools will be held as
usual on the first and third Fridays
of each month throughout the year.
AL officers are requested to attend.
Frank B. Blackburn of Theodore
Wednesday evening the E. A. degree
will be conferred, with Junior
Warden Howes in the east and Ray
deironimus acting as senior deacon.
East Gate Lodge will meet on
Wednesday in the Masonic Temple,
2029 Rhode Island avenue NE. An
address on THE Masonic Art of
Living" will be given by the Rev.
Harvey w. Goddard. president of
the High Priest Association of 1899
and high priest of Woodbridge Chap
ter.
TrestlebOard.
Monday-Potomac, business; B.
B. French, business; Anacostia,
business; Pentalpha, business;
Mount Pleasant, E. A.: Petworth
Royal Arch, business; Orient Com
mandery, business.
Tuesday-National business, en-
tertainment and refreshments; Ar
minus, business; Myron M. Parker,
business; King David, F. c.; Poto-
mac Royal Arch. business: Hiram
Royal Arch, business; Brightwood
Commandery, business.
Wednesday-Washington Centen-
nial, business: Osiris, business; King
Solomon, business; East Gate, busi-
ness; Theodore Roosevelt, business;
Barristers, business; Columbia Royal
Arch, business: Potomac Com
mandery, business.
Thursday-Naval, E. A.; Hiram,
business; Lafayette, business; Will
liam R. Singleton. business and So
cial; Petworth, business; Semper
Paratus, business; Mount Pleasant
Council Royal and Select Masters,
business.
Friday-Columbia, business: Leb-
anon, business; Joseph H. Milans,
business; Justice, business; Colum-
bia Commandery. business: Grand
Royal Arch Chapter, school of in
struction.
Saturday-Grand Lodge, school of
instruction.