Evening star., 1940-02-11

Councillor Is chairman OF the Com
mittee on Arrangements. It will be
open to the members of the Shrine
and their friends. Reservations may
be made at the once of the recorder,
1915 K street NV.
Columbia Lodge will celebrate the
birthday of George Washington
February 49, Master Otto c. Dehn
has prepared program, including a
speaker who is well versed in the life
and work of George Washington as
o citizen and as Mason.
Arthur B. Hansen, master of Daw-
son Lodge, announces a birthday
party tomorrow night. Past Master
Ben Larcombe, who has served the
lodge actively for So years, will be
the guest of honor.
The Osiris Fellowship Club will
meet at 935 G place NV. on Tuesday
at $50 pm.
The Fellowcraft Club of Bright
wood Lodge elected the following
oficers: President, Past Master
Elmer F. Stein; vice president, Ed
mund N. Whitlock; secretary, Will
liam E. Larcombe, and treasurer,
Claude N. Richardson.
The club will hold dance at the
Potomac Boat Club on April 6 and q
theater and supper party on date
to be announced later.
Phillip G. Cronan, master OF
Brightwood Lodge, announces a So
cial on February IA.
The Fellowcraft Club of Har-
mony Lodge elected the following
officers: President. Chandlee c..
Pidgeon; vice president, Frank La
zarus; treasurer, Richard c. WOOL
folk; secretary, John G. Epaminon-
da, and marshal, Walter Stout.
The club will meet February IA at
1757 N street NV. at 8 pm.
Frank Paley, master of Samuel
Gompers Lodge, announced on Tues
day the lodge will honor its Oldest
active member, George Cantwell.
David G. Penicks, master Of Ia
koma Lodge, announced a short
business meeting on Tuesday. after
which news reels will be shown.
Arthur F. Middleton, jr.. master Of
Federal Lodge, announces the F. c..
degree will be conferred Tuesday
evening. The Fellowcraft Club will
hold dance at the Willard Hotel on
February 81.
Monarch c. Walter Umhau of
Kallipolis Grotto announces meet
ing at Stansbury Lodge Hall on Feb
ruary 20. The drill corps will be In
charge of entertainment and re-
freshments.
Plans are under way for large
ceremonial on March ~ at Stans-
bury Lodge Hall.
The drill corps will hold rehearsals
on Tuesday nights at the Central
High School armory.
On Tuesday Woodbridge Royal
Arch Chapter will elect and install
officers at Eastgate Hall, 2029 Rhode
Island avenue NE. The installing
officer will be Past High Priest
Harry A. Strong. On Wednesday
representatives will attend the an
nual session of the Grand Chapter
of Royal Arch Masons.
The past masters of Lebanon
Lodge will hold their annual ban
quet February Is at $50 pm. at
the Harrington Hotel. Junior Past
Master Minnigh and Master Edward
L. Payne will be the guests of honor.
On February 16, $50 pm, follow
ing short business session, the
lodge will present the following pro-
gram: Instrumental and choral
music under the direction of Or
ganist Paul D. Gable and an ad-
dress, "Deep-Sea Diving and SUBJ
marine Salvage" by Garland Suggs,
master diver, U. s. N.
Carl H. Caludy's latest Masonic
play, "The Heart of the Father" will
be presented by large cast next
Wednesday at 7:30 pm. in Harmony
Lodge at the Temple.
Trestleboard.
Monday-Dawson, business; Stans-
bury, business; Joppa, business;
Benjamin Franklin, E. A. and third
anniversary celebration; Mount Yer
non Royal Arch, business; Anacostia
Royal Arch, election and installation
Tuesday-Federal, F. c.; Acacia,
business; Takoma, business; Samuel
Gompers. business; Potomac Royal
Arch, election and installation;
Woodbridge Royal Arch, business; De
Molay Commandery, business:
Brightwood Council, Royal and Sc
lect Masters, grand visitation.
Wednesday-Harmony, business;
Warren G. Harding, business; Chevy
Chase, business; Brightwood, busi-
ness; Washington Naval Royal
Arch, business: Washington Com
mandery, business.
Thursday-Naval, past masters
night; Hiram, E. A.; Lafayette, F. c.:
William r. Singleton, M. NJ; Con-
gress, business; Petworth, F. c.;
Semper Paratus, F. c.; Adoniram
Council Royal and Select Masters,
grand visitation.
Friday-Columbia, business
Lebanon, business; Joseph H.
Milans, visit to Jobs Daughters;
Justice, E. A. Columbia Council
Royal and Select Masters, grand
visitation; Columbia Commandery,
business; Grand Royal Arch Chap
ter School of Instruction, Masonic
Bowling League, Convention Hall
alleys.
saturday-Grand Lodge School of
Instruction.