Evening star., 1939-02-19

conferred by Eureka Chapter with
the king, John Sullender, presiding
Friday night.
Mt Pleasant Royal Arch Chapter
will meet Friday night.
Tall Cedars, their families and
friends will be entertained tomor-
row night by Capitol Forest, lO4
with dance and entertainment al
the Wardman Park Hotel. $50.
Grand Tall Cedar Capt. G.. M. Little
and H. K. Stephens will present
program of entertainment.
The Fellowcraft Club of Fedora,
Lodge will meet Tuesday 7::3O pm,
In lodge room 2, Masonic Temple.
The Ladies Auxiliary of the Lamb
skin Club met at Northeast Ma
sonic Temple and installed the fol-
lowing officers: President. Benice
Speckman; vice president, Alice
Osborne; secretary, Mary Henry;
treasurer. Leni Elmer: conductress,
Ethel Martyr; associate conductress.
Hulda Hazel; warder. Mary Mar
garet Bean; sentinel, Rosa Wagner:
pianist, Margaret Sharp.
An entertainment was presented
by unit of Jobs Daughters, after
which refreshments were served.
The next regular meeting will be
March 8.
Petworth Royal Arch Chapter
elected the following officers: High
priest, Henry H. Rehmann; king.
Harry H. Cooper: scribe. William
P. Hutton; secretary, Chester C.
Hutchinson, reelected; treasurer
Herbert w. Ludwig, reelected; cap
tain of the host, o. D. Hutton:
Royal Arch captain, Arthur w. Jet;
principal sojourner, w. w. Hutton
master of third veil. Walter R.
Collins; sentinel, John F.. Troupe,
and Charles L. Gable. trustee.
They were installed by Past High
Priest Herbert w. Ludwig. assisted
by Past High Priest Harold S. Nor
ton. The mark degree will be con-
ferred after short business meet
ing Monday.
Mithras Lodge of Perfection of
the Ancient and Accepted Scottish
Rite of Freemasonry held a special
Tuesday at which a number
of petitions were received and the
l4th degree was conferred. Evan
gelist Chapter also met Tuesday.
Mithras Lodge will hold it's regular
business meeting Tuesday
for the election of officers for the
ensuing year. There will be no de-
gree work on that night, the 18th
degree to be conferred on Febru-
ary %.
The Robert lie Bruce Chapter,
Order of De Molay, will hold its
annual George Washington Birth
day pilgrimage Wednesday. Regis
tration for the festivities will begin
at am. at the Lee House.
In response to an invitation from
the chaplain, the Rev. Edward
Gabler. members of King Solomon
Lodge will attend the morning serv-
ice today at Christ Episcopal Church,
$40 G street Sc.
Trestleboard.
Monday-Potomac, E. A.; B. B.
French, NJ. NJ, past masters night;
Anacostia, E. A.: Pentalpha, busi-
ness and social; Mount Pleasant,
E. A.; Albert Pike, F. c.; Petworth
Royal Arch, business; Orient Knight
Templars, business; Washington
Council, grand visitation.
Tuesday-National business; Ar
minus, business; Myron M. Parker,
M. M; King David, business; La
Fayette Royal Arch, business; Hi
ram Royal Arch, business; Bright
wood Knights Templar, order of
the temple
Wednesday-Brightwood, E. A.
and entertainment of members of
the Beaver Boys Club and units of
the Shrine.
Thursday-The New Jerusalem,
E. A.; George c. Whiting, business
and annual reunion; Washington
Royal Arch. business and an ad-
dress by Fred de v. Sill: William
R. Singleton Royal Arch, business
and illustrated lecture hv ceoroa
E. Stiles.
Friday-St. Johns, business and
social; Hope, business and enter
tainment; Trinity, business; Eureka
Royal Arch, Royal Arch; Capitol
Royal Arch, business; Mount Pleas
ant Royal Arch, business and en-
tertainment
Saturday-Grand Lodge School Of
instruction,