Evening star., 1940-02-18

and is a life member of Almas
Temple.
Woodbridge Chapter, R. A. NJ, held
election and installation of officers
as follows: Excellent high priest,
Henry F. Hill, jr; king, Nathan
Williams; scribe, Charles H. Pierce;
secretary, Russell G. Young; treas
urer, Arthur S. Henderson; captain
OF the host, James H. Fleck; princi-
pal sojourner, Walter B. Lyden-
berg; Royal Arch captain, Benjamin
N. Brouner; master of the third
veil, Robert D. Grigg, jr.; master
of the second veil, Louis w. Plow-
man: master of the first veil, Robert
o. Hershberger; sentinel, Elwood
v. Cross; musician, George S.
Dodge; historian, Justin A. Paddle
ford.
First Assistant Postmaster Gen
eral w. w. Howes delivered an ad-
dress before the Postal Service Club
at the last meeting at Henderson
Castle. President David E. Kislius
presided. He announced the post
Office clerks of the City Post Office
will have charge of the February
meeting.
The following were elected to
membership: Preston Tate, Hubert
P. Sandford, v. E. Waters, William
E. Schmidt, J. E. Cooper, George
r. Hartman, A. C. Biedenweg and
Robert w. Horne.
Visitors included John A. Moody
Of Cotton Valley, La, and E. E.
Councilman of Republic, Kans., pres
ident and first vice president of the
National League of District Post
masters; John r. Gallagher, Lud-
low Falls, Ohio; Roy NJ Burchett,
Elsberry, Mo-, and Lewis D. Capen,
Millbrook, Mich.
Potomac Commandery, K. T., will
meet February 81 at 8 pm. The
Order of Malta degrees will be con-
ferred in full form, with the R. E. P,
grand commander, Maurice H. Brew
ton, presiding. Refreshments will
be served.
Pentalpha Lodge will hold Ma
sonic club night on February 10.
Master Russell H. Thompson has
invited members of the Advisory
Board of Masonic Clubs of the Dis
trict of Columbia and members of
their constituent clubs. A program
and refreshments have been ar
ranged 1t is expected William
Mosley Brown, past grand master
of Masons in Virginia, will be the
speaker.
The master of Theodore Roose-
velt Lodge, j. c. Eilbeck, has called
off the special communication for
February 81.
Raymond E. Gable, master of
Osiris Lodge, announces his lodge
will hold a stag night on Wednes-
day at Stansbury Temple. There
will be games, entertainment and
refreshments.
George c. Whiting Lodge will de-
vote the evening of February %
to it's annual reunion exercises.
: Albert Pike Lodge will devote a
portion of the evening of February
19 to memorial exercises.
Washington Centennial Lodge will
make its annual pilgrimage to Mount
Vernon on February %. The men,
bers and visiting Masons will leave
the Masonic Temple at 1870 pm.
i Masonic evening will be observed
at the Ninth Street Christian Church
today at 7:45 pm. 1t Is sponsored
by the Advisory Board of the Ma
sonic Clubs of the District of Colum-
bia. The address will be delivered
by the Rev. Clifford H. Jope.
Russell H. Thompson, master OF
Pentalpha Lodge, announces the
chaplain, the Rev. James Murdock
will conduct the annual services OF
the lodge at the Masonic and East
ern Star Home at pm. today.
On February 10 Stansbury Lodge
will conduct its annual courtesy visi-
tation to Ruth Chapter, Order OF
the Eastern Star, in Stansbury
Temple.
The Fellowcraft Club of Joppa
Lodge will meet at the home of Fred
Blood, 212 Upshur street NV, Feb
ruary is at 7:30 pm. Officers Of
the club are: President, T. Roy
Palmer; vice president, l.. Joe Fait;
secretary and treasurer, Jesse Bag
kett, and drill instructor, Charles
Landau.
# George ]. B. Fisher, master OF
Sojourners' Lodge, announces the
degree team of Robert lie Bruce
Chapter, Order of De Molay, will
confer the second degree Of that
order tomorrow evening.
THE Fellowcraft Club Of National
Lodge will hold . dance at the In