Evening star., 1941-05-18
Program Planned
Thursday by Kann's S
Cornerstone Club
Masonic Groups Honor
Guests Will Include
Two House Members

The Cornerstone Club of Masons
OF S. Kanns Sons Co. will hold its
annual firms night with dinner
and entertainment Thursday at the
Harrington Hotel. B. B. Burgunder,
Sol Kann, Representative Bloom of
New York, Representative Sacks of
Pennsylvania and Jesse Suter will
be honor guests.
p" Following business session of
George c. Whiting Lodge Thursday,
the Robert LIE Bruce Chapter, Order
of De Molay, will confer its second
degree and its uniformed drill patrol
will give an exhibition drill.
BarristerS Lodge will hold spe-
cial communication at pm, We'd
nesday to confer the M. M. degree
At the meeting of Benjamin B.
French Lodge tomorrow evening
Harry L. Strang, jr,. past master,
will give talk. All master Masons
are invited.
: Master John D. Gamer announces
East Gate Lodge will have the F. c.
degree conferred on class of can
didates Wednesday night by cast.
composed of Past Masters Alfred
Steffen, Arthur Henderson, T.
Homer Hall, Arthur Carson, Louis
Plowman, Paul Smith. Paul Carson,
Raymond Murphy, George Dodge
and William Walker
The Woman's Auxiliary of the
Craftsman's Club will meet Tuesday
at o'clock at the Thomas Circle
Club. Entertainment and refresh
mentS.
Myron M. Parker Lodge celebrated
with a dinner, entertainment and
dance, the 50th year of its organi-
zation on May 13 at Wardman Park
Hotel. The principal address was
given by Grand Master Ara M.
Daniels. Special recognition, and
a general ovation was given Past
Master John A. Meyer, who is the
only living and active charter mem
ber He was master in 1900, was the
lodges first secretary and has
served as such for a period of 81
years.
Lafayette Chapter, r. A. M, will
meet Tuesday at 7:30 pm. and will
confer the Royal Arch Mason's
degree. The king, Arthur c. NORM,
will preside in the East and the
master of the third veil, Albert
Stanley will act as principal So
journer. Refreshments will be
served.
Melvin M. Werty, master of AL
bert Pike Lodge, announces the
F. G. degree will be conferred to-
morrow with Junior Warden Fuller
in the east, assisted by Junior Dea-
con Stansland acting as senior dea-
con.
Evangelist Chapter, knights Rose
Croix, Scottish Rite MasonS, held
election of officers last Tuesday eve
ming as follows: Ralph H. .Gauker,
wise master; Orie Beardsley, senior
warden; Hector G. Spaulding, jun
ior warden; Mishel G. Daoud,
orator: Louis Merks, master of cere-
monies; Hugh Murrell. expert: Nor
man S. Meese, assistant expert;
Melvin G. Smith, standard bearer;
John G. Palmer, guardian of the
temple; Brahmachari Jotin, captain
of the host; William F. Holmes,
tiler; John C. Palmer, almoner;
Arthur B. Hayes, secretary; Monte
Sanger, treasurer, and Robert P.
Smith, board of trustees.
Next Tuesday evening Albert Pike
Consistory will meet. The 32d de-
gree will be conferred This is the
last elective degree of the Scottish
Rite and closes the ceremonial work
for this spring. Mithras Lodge Of
Perfection will also meet.
TrestlebOard.
Monday-Potomac Benjamin B.
French, Anacostia, Pentalpha, Mt.
Pleasant, Albert Pike and So
journers Lodges.
Tuesday - National, Myron M.
Parker and King David Lodges.
Observation-Disclosures Centen-
NAL Osiris and East Gate Lodges.
Thursday-New Jerusalem and
George c. Whiting Lodges.
Friday-St. Johns, Hope and
Trinity Lodges.
Saturday-Grand Lodge School of
Instruction.