Evening star., 1940-04-21

sermon. Music will be furnished by
the w. j. Oates Student Orchestra
''The Toast to the Flag" will be given
by Nathan Williams.
Takoma Lodge will hold a social
on Tuesday.
Arthur F. Middleton, master OF
Federal Lodge, announces the lodge
will pay a fraternal visit to Rich
mond Lodge, Richmond, Va, on
May IL. The trip will be made
by bus.
G. Walter Umhau, monarch of
Kallipolis Grotto, announces a meet
ing April 90, at Stansbury Masonic
Temple at pm. Entertainment
and refreshments.
The officers have just returned
from the annual meeting of the
South Atlantic Grotto Association
at Richmond, Va. Richard T. Um-
hau, past monarch of Kallipolis
Grotto, was elected president; Will
liam H. Mckenzie of Fredericksburg
Va, first vice president and Garland
P. Bottom of Richmond, second vice
: president.
The newly elected president
named William j. Erskine, past
monarch of Kallipolis Grotto, as
secretary treasurer. The winter
meeting of this association will be
held in the District of Columbia.
The Postal Service Square Club
met April II at Henderson Castle.
The guest of honor was the Second
Assistant Postmaster General, Am
brose O'Connell. He spoke on "The
Value of True Fraternalism." Har-
rison Parkman, purchasing agent of
the Post Office Department intro
duced Mr.. O'Connell and the other
distinguished guests. Mr.. O'Connell,
j. Austin Latimer, special assistant
to the Postmaster General, and Mr..
Parkman paid tribute to Owen A.
Keen, recently deceased chief clerk
of the Post Office Department. Pres
tdent David E. Kisliuk presided.
Lebanon Lodge Fellowcraft Club
will have dinner a the Fairfax
Hotel at $50 pm. tomorrow. At
torney James Kirkland will be the
principal speaker.
Seven members of the % that
comprised the Masters Association
of 1905 recently held their 35th an
nual review. The following were
present: j. A. Mcdaniel, No. IL; w
F. Lannan, No. Is; Warren Tolson
No. 81; E. S. Smith, No. %; Past
Grand Master w. w. Jermaine, No
%; H. F.. Ivers, No. "a, and F. F
Robey, No. 30.
Five others are living, but illness
or absence from the city, prevented
their attendance.
Potomac K. T. met Wednesday
In the Masonic Hall, Wisconsin ave.
hue and M street NV, and elected
officers who were installed by Sir
Knight j. Fred Huber assisted by
the Grand Commandery officers. The
officers are: Frank L. Ach COM
mander, Preston E. Peterson, gener-
alissimo; Cyril S. FalleI, captain gen.
eral; John E. Strobel, senior war
den; H. Bruce Clark, junior warden;
Thomas G. King, prelate; w. K
Reeve, treasurer; Maurice H. Brew
ton, recorder; Harold M. Starn
warder; John G. Strobel, sword
bearer and William Smith, stand
ard bearer.
The following past grand COM
manders were present: James Gra-
ham, Maurice H. Brewton, Arthur
Shaw and Roland NJ Brown.
Trestleboard.
Monday: Dawson Lodge, E. A.:
Stansbury Lodge, E. A.; Joppa Lodge
Benjamin Franklin Lodge, Mount
Vernon Chapter, Anacostia Chapter
Tuesday: Federal Lodge, F. c.;
Acacia Lodge, Takoma Lodge, Sam
uel Gompers' Lodge, M. M; Mount
Horeb Chapter Potomac Chapter
Woodbridge Chapter, De Molay Com
mandery, Mithrias Lodge of Perfec-
ton, Scottish Rite especially, Robert
De Bruce Council Of Kado&h, Scot
tish Rite.
Wednesday: Harmony Lodge