Evening star., 1939-05-07


rial Church. The
stated communl- lssee.''
cation Will be
held tomorrow
evening at 7:30 o'clock.
Dawson Lodge will celebrate its
82d anniversary tomorrow, having
been granted charter on May 5
1857. Past Master Colborn will give
brief history of the lodge and show
on a screen many of the old mem
bers who took part in the making
of the history of the lodge.
Potentate Stanley D. Willis OF
Almas Temple announces the date
of the spring ceremonial, scheduled
to be held at the Mayfower Hotel
has been changed to May %. This
event was originally scheduled for
May %, but to accommodate Presl-
dent Roosevelt, who desires to make
an address before the Retailers Ma
ton Forum at the Mayf1ower on
Nav %, the change was made. Pc
titions for this class will be received
by the recorder, F. Lawrence Walker,
up to and including May 10.
The business session, originally
scheduled for pm. on May %, has
been changed to May % at the same
hour at the Almas Temple Club.
Imperial Potentate Andrew A. D
Rain will pay his official visitation
to Almas Temple on this date.
Albert Pike Consistory will confer
the Bid degree tomorrow, and on
Tuesday will confer the 32d degree
upon the class of candidates. This
will conclude the series of degrees
for the spring class. after which the
regular meetings of the bodies will
take place each Tuesday evening.
The annual meeting of the Grand
Commandery of Knight Templars
will be held in the Masonic Temple
tomorrow.
The meeting OF Federal Lodge will
be held in Fredericksburg Lodge
Fredericksburg, Va, on May 9, in
stead of at the Masonic Temple.
On Tuesday evening the Fellow.
craft Club of King David Lodge
will present a sound picture, News
on the Air" All Masons are invited
Vincent H. Williams, high priest
of Washington Naval Royal Arch
Chapter, announces May 10 ha:
been set aside to celebrate its 7Otf
anniversary, having received it,
charter on May 10, 1869. He extends
an invitation to all Royal Arch
MasonS.
After a short business session or
Thursday evening, George G. Whit.
ing Lodge will be closed, and the
balance of the evening given ovel
to the showing of the Federal Blu
reau of Investigations moving pic
ture, You Can't Get Away With
It." Members have been invited
to bring their sons, brothers anc
nephews to witness the picture
Members of other lodges and theil
sons are invited.
At the last convocation of Eureka
Royal Arch Chapter, George w
Nehlfelt, high priest, appointed 6
committee to make preparations fol
the celebration of its 18th anniver-
sary in 1941. At the next convoca'
ton, on Friday evening, May IL
the king, John F. Sullender, vii
preside in the comforting OF the
Mark Masters degree.
The 14th annual birthday party
and dance of Theodore Roosevelt
Lodge will be held on Saturday
evening at the Kenesaw Apartment
The members of the lodge, theil
families and friends are invited.
Trestleboard.
Monday-Dawson, business ane
82d anniversary celebration; Stans'
bury, M. NJ and past masters night
Joppa, business; Joseph H. Milans
special E. A.; Benjamin Franklin
business and refreshments; Mount
Vernon, Royal Arch degree; Ana
costa Royal Arch, business; Crane
Commandery, Knight Templars an
nual meeting.
Tuesday-Federal, stated com
munication to be held in Fredericks'
burg, Va; Acacia, business; Takoma
business; Samuel Gompers, business
Mount Horeb Royal Arch, royal arch
degree; Potomac Royal Arch, bust
ness; Brightwood Royal Arch, pas
and most excellent masters degree
Woodbridge Royal Arch, business
De Molay Commandery, business.
Wednesday-Grand Lodge, MAY
meeting; Washington Naval Roya
Arch, business and 10th birthda.
celebration; Washington Comman
derry, business.
Thursday-The New Jerusalem
business; George c. Whiting, busi
ness; Temple-Noyes, business
Cathedral, business; washington
Royal Arch, business; William r
Singleton Royal Arch, business.
Friday-St. John, business; Hope
business; Eureka Royal Arch, MARI
degree; Capitol Royal Arch, bust
ness; Mount Pleasant, business ane
entertainment.
Saturday Theodore Roosevelt
14th annual birthday party ane
dance; Grand Lodge, School of In
struction.