Evening star., 1940-05-12

June Il, announces tQe safe OI
reserved and box seats will begin
tomorrow at the Masonic Temple.
Chairmen of this committee are
Paul w. Benninghoven, master of
Hope Lodge. and Edward o. Turner,
patron Of Ruth Chapter, o. E. S.
The master of Dawson Lodge,
Arthur B. Hansen, announces the
lodge will celebrate its 83d ami
versary tomorrow evening.
A. G. Stovall, master of Joseph H.
Milans Lodge, will hold a social
Friday evening.
Arthur F.. Middleton, master Of
Federal Lodge, announces a social
on Tuesday evening. Capt. Richard
Mansfield will give chalk talks.
On Saturday evening George c.
Whiting Lodge will hold a card
party and dance in the hall at 1910
Wisconsin avenue NV. Several
well-known entertainers will per-
form. Prizes will be presented.
Capitol Forest Tall Cedars OF
Lebanon will be host to the other
forests at the 38th annual conven-
ton which will be held here May
16, II and 10. Grand Tall Cedar p.
H. Colt, Senior Deputy Grand Tall
Cedar j. R. Jenkins, Junior Deputy
Grand Tall Cedar j. j. Brown, Scribe
F. r. Steffens and f. F. Camalier,
chairman of the convention, have
completed all arrangements.
Supreme Tall Cedar of the United
States T. c. Havell is member Of
the local forest and past grand tall
cedar. The following officers are
members of the Supreme Forest: F.
H. Hichs. senior deputy supreme tall
cedar, Highland Park, N. j.; H. L.
Diliinger. junior deputy supreme tall
cedar, Bethlehem, Pa; E. H. Reeves,
supreme scribe, Camden, N. j.; A.
r. Roemmele, supreme treasurer,
Newark, N. j., and the Rev. r. L.
Lewis, supreme chaplain, Washing
ton. D. C..
The convention will start off with
q large class of candidates, which
will be initiated Thursday at the
Willard Hotel.
The Postal Service Square Club on
May II will have carriers night at
2108 Sixteenth street NV. A speaker
of prominence will be engaged. En-
tertainment and refreshments.
The spring dance will be held at
the Indian Springs Country Club on
May IS.
Members and their ladies will at
tend a reception at the new Scottish
Rite Temple at 8 pan on Thursday.
William G. Cunningham, past
president, announces a fishing trip
in the very near future. There will
be moonlight trip on July Is.
DR.. William Moseley Brown, presi-
dent of the National League of
Masonic Clubs, will be the principle
speaker at the Goth anniversary
dinner of the Anchor Masonic Club
of the Commerce Department
Maritime Commission and Civil
Aeronautics Authority, tomorrow
at 6 pm, at MAYORS Restaurant
10th street and Maine avenue S.W
Pres. Oliver c. Short extends an
invitation to all members OF az
f1liated clubs to attend.
TrestlebOard.
Monday-Dawson Lodge, Stans-
bury Lodge, Joppa Lodge, Benjamin
Franklin Lodge, Mount Vernon
Chapter. Anacostia Chapter.
Tuesday-Federal Lodge, Acacis
Lodge, Takoma Lodge, Samuel Com
pers Lodge, Potomac Chapter
Woodbridge Chapter, De Molay
Commandery, Evangelist Chapter
Knights Rose Croix.
Observation-Disclosures Centen'
NAL Lodge, Osiris Lodge, East Gait
Lodge, Columbia Chapter, Zabue
Council, Potomac Commandery.
Thursday-Naval Lodge, Hiram
Lodge, La Fayette Lodge. F.. G. de-
gree; William r. Singleton Lodge
Congress Lodge, Petworth Lodge
Semper Paratus Lodge, Adenirun
Council.
Friday-Columbia Lodge, Lebanon
Lodge, Joseph H. Milans Lodge, Jus
tice Lodge, Columbia Commandery
Columbia Council.