Evening star., 1939-05-21

TnE9sss T'sn jones'. sns sns
are in charge OF ,u p,,,
the degree work.
The cast is as follows: Robert b.
Bennett, potentate; Donald w. Graf
fus. chief rabban, Marvin e. FoW-
Ter. assistant rabban; Earl w. Shlnn,
high priest and prophet; joseph r
Lyvers, oriental guide; Frederick B.
blackburn. first ceremonial master;
Mishel G. Daoud. second ceremonial
master; William V. Carpenter, mar
shall: the Rev. John c. Palmer, ora
tor: Arthur G. Fessenden, associate
orator: Harry Gardner, first al
chemist, and William P. Amos, sec
ond alchemist.
The second section work Will be
under the direction Of Ernest W.
Shoots and his stunt committee.
Gordon Hittenmark, radio announC-
er, will act as master OF ceremonies.
The business session Will be heId at
) o'clock at the Almas Temple club
house.
There will be parade starting
from the temple on K street, leaving
at 7:l5 pm, west on K street TO
Connecticut avenue, and thence to
Legion of Honor and Oriental Band
and Drum Corps, Arab Patrol
Legion of Honor, and Oriental Band.
will act as escort to Potentate Willis
and the officers of the dlvan.
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At the conclusion OF the cere-
monies refreshments will be served.
Washington Centennial Lodge
will conduct religious services TO-DAY
at 3 O'Clock at the Masonic and
Eastern Star Home. The Rev. Slmp-
son E. Daugherty, chaplain of the
lodge, will conduct the services.
The Fellowcraft Club Of Mount
Pleasant Lodge will meet Wednes-
dav evening at Masonic Hall, 444l
Wisconsin avenue NV.
On Wednesday evening East Gate
Lodge will hold ladies night
Woodbridge Royal Arch Chapter and
East Gate Chapter of the Eastern
Star, as we'll as Bethel No. 3. job
Daughters, and the families and
friends of the members have been
invited.
Convass B. Dean, master of ST.
Johns Lodge. has designated the
communication Friday evening as
"old- timers night" and extends an
invitation to all Master Masons.
George w Mehlfelt, high priest
of Eureka Royal Arch Chapter. has
extended an invitation to members
of Hope Lodge. of which he is a
member, and which meets on the
same evening. to be present at the
stated convocation on Friday eve
ming. and has designated the night
as Hope Lodge night. There will be
an entertainment and refreshments
Woodbridge Chapter, R. A. M, will
hold a memorial candlelight serv-
Ice on Tuesday in East Gate Masonic
Temple. 2029 Rhode Island avenue
NE. All past high priests will take
part in the service, and a miniature
altar, specially designed and con-
structed by Benjamin N. Brouner
will be presented to the chapter.
TreStleboard.
Monday - Dawson. business
Stansbury, business and ladies
night; Joppa, E. A: Benjamin
Franklin. business and degree work
Mount Vernon, business; Anacos-
tia Royal Arch, business.
Tuesday-Federal, F. c.; Acacia
F. c.; Takoma, business; Samuel
Gompers, business; Mount Horet
Royal Arch. business and Masonic
talk: Potomac Royal Arch, P. and
M. E. M; Brightwood Royal Arch
business; Woodbridge Royal Arch
business and memorial services; De
Molay Commandery. business;
Mount Pleasant Council, Royal and
Select Masters, business.
Observation-Disclosures, F. c.;
Warren G.. Harding, business ano
degree work; Chevy Chase, business;
Brightwood, E. A; Washington Ma
val Royal Arch, business; Wash
ington Commandery, business.
Thursday-The New Jerusalem
business and social; George c
Whiting. business: Washington
Royal Arch, Mark Master Degree
William R. Singleton Royal Arch
business.
Friday-St. Johns, business anc
old-timers night; Hope, business
and visit to Eureka Royal Arch
Chapter; Trinity, business; Eureka
Royal Arch, Hope Lodge night, en-
tertainment and refreshments; Cap.
itol Royal Arch, business; Mount
Pleasant Royal Arch, Royal Arch
Degree.
Saturday-Grand Lodge, school o.
instruction.