Evening star., 1939-02-12
New Jerusalem
Lodge Will Conduct
Religious Rites Today
Dawson Lodge to Confer
N. N. Degree and Honor
lurcombe Tomorrow

The New Jerusalem Lodge will
hold religious services today at the
Masonic and Eastern Star Home.
Officers of Washington Centen-
nial Lodge will meet tomorrow eve
ming at the Masonic Temple for in
struction.
Dawson Lodge will confer the
M. M. degree tomorrow and also
honor Past Master Benjamin F..
Larcombe, who will have been a
Master Mason for 81 years and a
past master for so. The stations
will be filled by past masters. Past
Master Larcombe will preside dur
ing the second section.
Columbia Lodge Fellowcraft Club
will meet tomorrow at 444l Wis
consin avenue NV.
Following the business meeting OF
BENJAMIN Franklin Lodge tomor-
row evening the FelloWcraft Club
will hold an election of officers.
The uniformed bodies of Capitol
Forest, Tall Cedars OF Lebanon, helo
their annual dinner and election OF
officers at Stansbury Masonic Iem-
ple. j. C. Davis, a member OF the
Rangers, was presented with lie
membership by Grand Tall Cedar
G. M. Little. This award was gwen
in appreciation for his efforts IN
bringing in 35 candidates.
The following officers were elected
and installed: w. Rowe, president;
]. C. Davis, vice president; H.
Lichty, secretary, and H. Smith,
treasurer. Grand Tall Cedar Capt.
G. M. Little plans to entertain all
Cedars and their families with an
entertainment and dance February
20 at Wardman Park Hotel.
Woodbridge Chapter, R. A. M. an
nounces Valentine party Tuesday
night. to which Masons and their
ladies are invited. Games and re-
freshments.
At the last meeting the chapter
elected and appointed the following
officers: Harvey w. Goddard high
priest; Henry F. Hill, jr., king; Ma
than Williams, scribe; Justin A.
Paddleford, secretary; Arthur S.
Henderson, treasurer; Charles H.
Pierce. captain of the host; James
H. Fleck, principal sojourner; Her.
man R. Hunt, royal arch captain;
Walter B. Lydenberg, master Of the
third veil; Benjamin N. Brouner,
master of the second VEIL Robert
D. Grigg, jr. master of the first
VEIL ElWood V. Cross, sentinel. In
stallation of officers was conducted
by Past High Priest Julius G. Love-
lace.
Potomac Chapter. R. A. NJ. elected
as officers Frederick w. Englert,
high priest: j. Arthur Donaldson,
king; j. Marshall Higgins, scribe;
Charles T. Graves, treasurer; H.
Clyde Grimes, secretary, Warren A.
Follin, captain of the host; Aubrey
A. Maus. principal sojourner; Ed
mond w. Gray, royal arch captain;
DR.. Moses H. Darnall, master of the
third veil; John A. Hanschmann,
master of the second veil; Mills E.
Bell master of the first veil, and
Frank H. Crown. sentinel. They
were installed by P. H. P. Thomas
King.
Mithras Lodge of Perfection,
Scottish Rite, met Tuesday evening,
when the 9th and 10th degrees were
conferred. Next Tuesday evening
the lodge will hold a special meeting
to confer the l4th degree. On the
same evening. Evangelist Chapter,
knights Rose CroiX, will meet.
George E. Unhau, illustrious mas
ter of Zabud Council, announces
election and installation of officers
and the annual grand visitation of
the Grand Council officers on
Wednesday evening at the Masonic
Temple in Anacostia.
Columbia Chapter. R. A. NJ, elect
ed the following officers: Henry H.
NAPLES. high priest; Raymond N.
Babcock, king; Paul R. Mattlx,
scribe; Charles c. Coombe, secre-
tary; Harry c. Robb, treasurer; B.
Willard De Shazo, captain of hosts;
Dewey Lee Shaw, principal So
journer; Kenneth R. Harries, royal