Evening star., 1939-04-23
Officers Of De MoIay
Commandery 10 Be
Installed tuesday
Sesquicentenniol Of
First President to
Be Observed

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Be Observed
Sir Knight James Graham, right
eminent grand commander of the
Grand Commandery, knights Tenn
plar, with his staff, will officially
visit De Molay Commandery Tuesday
night. He will install the following
officers: Harold c. Moynelo. COM
mander; Rush S. Young, generals
simo; Allen H. Cannon, captain gen.
eral; Frank G. Kear, senior warden
Fred B. Fort, Junior warden; George
P. Smith, prelate; Percy w. Jones,
treasurer; William N. Beahm,
recorder; Alexander E. Mcclure,
standard bearer; Paul T. Garrett,
sword bearer; Byron S. Roudabush,
Warder.
On April 30 Hope, Lafayette and
Barristers Lodges will attend a
Masonic service at the First Con-
gregational Church, closing their
observance of the 150th anniversary
of the Federal Constitution and
marking the 150th anniversary of
the Inauguration of George WASH
ington as the first President of this
country.
The service will be conducted by
the Rev. Bartlett B. James, chaplain
of Hope Lodge. The Rev. Howard
Stone Anderson, pastor of the
church, will preach and a Masonic
sermon, "Freemasonry and the
Great Commandant," will be given
by the Rev. Harvey w. Goddard,
chaplain of Barristers Lodge. Spe-
cial music will be given by the A..
Cappella Choir. under the direction
of Mrs. Ruby Smith Stahl.
The Masters Association of 1899
will meet Saturday evening at the
Masonic and Eastern Star Home.
Grand Tall Cedar Capt. Little Of
Capitol Forest Tall Cedars of Leb-
anon and other Cedars are sponsor
ing the Johnny J. Jones Exposition.
The show will be from April 10 to 20
at Twenty-first and B streets NE.
Brightwood Lodge, headed by its
master, Elmer Stein, will assemble
Wednesday evening in the George
Washington National Memorial in
Alexandria, Va. to work the NJ M.
degree. Invitations to the Off
GERS of the Grand Lodges of the
District of Columbia, Maryland and
Virginia have been extended. A fea-
ture will be the presentation of the
Grand Lodge Fidelity Medal to Past
Master and present Secretary of
Brightwood Lodge Henry c. Stein.
The medal will be presented by the
grand master.
Convass B. Dean, master Of St.
Johns Lodge, announces on Friday
evening they will be visited by the
grand master from Pennsylvania,
Robert R. Lewis, who will be ac-
companied by a number of Masons
from the masters home town,
Ulysses, Pa. Senior Grand Deacon
Carl H. Claudy will deliver an ad-
dress.
Members of Sojourners' Lodge and
their ladies will attend services at
St. Thomas Church, of which the
chaplain, the Rev. Howard S. Will
kinson, is pastor, this morning. The
members are requested to assemble
in the Sunday school room at 1772
Church street NV, at 1890.
Herbert M. Shedd, master of
Stansbury Lodge has designated the
meeting Monday evening as Capitol
Hill night. A social and refresh
ments will follow.
Members of King Solomon Lodge
will motor to Richmond, Va, tomor-
row to attend Meridian Lodge.
Grand Royal Arch Chapter officers
of the District of Columbia will go
to Frederick, Md, tomorrow to at
tend dinner at pm. and later
on a meeting of the Royal Arch
Chapter in Frederick on the occa-
sion of visit from the grand high
priest of the Grand Chapter of
Maryland.
The annual meeting of the Mas
ters' Association of 1905 was held
April Is with the following present:
j. Harry Jochum, j. A. Daniel, Will
liam F. Shannon, Warren Tolson,
Edward S. Smith and F. F.. Robey.
Robert de Bruce Council, Knights
of Kadosh, will meet Tuesday night
when the 9th degree will be con-
ferred.
Trestleboard.
Monday: Dawson, E. A.; Stans-
bury, business and social, Capitol
Hill Night; Joppa, business: Ben
jamin Franklin, F. c.; Mount Ver-
non Royal Arch, business; Anacostia
Royal Arch, Mark degree.
Tuesday: Federal, E. A.; Acacia.
E. A.: Takoma, business; Samuel
Gompers, business; Mount Horeb
Royal Arch, business and topics Of
interest; Potomac Royal Arch, busi-
ness; Brightwood Royal Arch, Past
and Most Excellent Masters de-
gree: Woodbridge Royal Arch, busi-
ness and Masonic talk; De Molay
Commandery, grand visitation and
installation of officers; Mount Pleas
ant Council Royal and Select Mas
ters. business.
Wednesday,: Harmony, E. A.:
Joseph H. Milans, F.. c.; Chevy
Chase, business: Brightwood, M. M.
degree in George Washington
Memorial at Alexandria, Va; Wash
ington-Naval Royal Arch, business:
Washington Commandery, business.
Thursday: The New Jerusalem,
business and social; George c..
Whiting, E. A.; Washington Royal
Arch, business; William R. Single
ton Royal Arch. business.
Friday: st. Johns, business and
social; Hope, business; Trinity, busi-
ness; Eureka Royal Arch, business;