Evening star., 1939-12-03
<AImas Temple Plans
Fall Ceremonial
On Dec. Is
Albert Pike Consistory
Class Degree Work
To Close Tuesday

Stanley D. Willis, potentate OF
Almas Temple, announces the fall
ceremonial will be held at the May
p flower Hotel December 13 at pm.
: Preceding the ceremonial business
: meeting will be held at the club
house, 1915 K street NV. The spe-
cial degree team which performed
at the ceremonial in May will pre-
sent the ritualistic work of the first
section. The cast is composed Of
William P. Amos, Robert B. Ben
nett, William v. Carpenter, Mishel
i G. Daoud, Sulaiman Daoud, Arthur
& G. Fessenden, Marvin E. Fowler,
Harry Gardner, Donald w. Graffius,
= William P. Jacobs, jr.; Joseph F.
Lyvers, Louis Marks, DR.. John G.
Palmer and Earl w. Shinn. Evan
: Jones will be in charge of the de-
gree work.
Albert Pike Consistory, M. r. S.,
Scottish Rite of Masonry, closes the
r degree work for its fall class by
? conferring the 32d degree in full
ceremonial form on Tuesday. This
r will probably be the last degree work
which any of the Scottish Rite
bodies in Washington will confer
n until the spring class, which, 1t Is
p expected, will be conferred in the
new temple at $500 Sixteenth street
r. NV, now nearing completion.
Albert Pike Consistory conferred
the 3lst degree upon its class of
: candidates last Tuesday evening.
; The same evening Robert de Bruce
Council, knights Kadosh, met.
PetWorth Lodge Fellowcraft Club
will meet Tuesday at the home Of
Mr.. Stuermann, 6O9 Jefferson street
NV. The club will hold an oyster
roast today at the home of Mr..
Blankenship, Suitland, Md.
Comdr. Henry Hartley. U. S. NJ,
will have as his subject, Submarine
Rescues," in his address before the
Anchor Masonic Club of the De-
partment of Commerce, Maritime
Commission and Civil Aeronautics
Authority at their dinner meeting
at pm. Wednesday at the Hotel
Lafayette, 1t was announced by
President Royal G. Best.
Petworth Royal Arch Chapter will
honor their past high priests tomor-
row who, later on in the evening,
will confer the Royal Arch Degree.
Refreshments will follow.
George w. Mehlfert, high priest of
Eureka Royal Arch Chapter, an
nounces following their business
session Friday evening they will en-
tertain the Band and Drill Corps of
Capitol Forrest, Tall Cedars of
Lebanon, followed by refreshments.
Fred E. Blood, master of Joppa
Lodge, announces the Fellowcraft
Club will hold a turkey shoot next
Saturday afternoon at Red Top
Farm, Riggs and Ray roads.
Otto H. Franklin, master of Pet
worth Lodge, announces on Thurs
day evening election of officers fol-
lowed by memorial service to the
departed members, being Is, since
the lodges organization in 1927. All
Masons are invited. The chairman
of the committee is Past Master
Chester c. Hutchinson.
Trestleboard.
Monday-Potomac, business; B. B.
French, election; Anacostia, election
and installation; Pentalpha, busi-
ness; Mount Pleasant, business; AL
bert Pike, election; Petworth Royal
Arch, Royal Arch degree; Orient
Commandery, business.
Tuesday-National, business; Ar
menus, business; Myron M. Parker,
business; King David, election;
Lafayette Royal Arch, business;
Hiram Royal Arch, business;
Brightwood Commandery, business.
Observation-Disclosures Centen-
nial, election; Osiris, business; King
Solomon, business; East Gate, brsi-
ness; Theodore Roosevelt, business;
Barristers, business; Columbia Royal
Arch, business; Potomac Com
mandery, business.
Thursday-Naval, election and
installation; Hiram, business; La
fayette, election; William R. Single
ton, election and installation; Pet
worth, election and memorial serv-
ice; Semeper Paratus, business;
=. Mount Pleasant Council, Royal and
Select Masters, business.
Friday-St. Johns, election: Hope,
business; Eureka Royal Arch, busi-
ness and entertainment; Capital
Royal Arch, business; Mount Pleas
. ant Royal Arch, business.
Saturday-Grand Lodge, school
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