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Harvard streets, 3 p.m. Monday—] , No. 5—E. A. Potomac, Pentalpha, No. 23—E. A, 6:1 .m.; # C., 7:30 p.m. t t, No. 33—M. M, Past t. F. C. Samuel Gompers, No. 45—E. A. ‘Wednesfay—Harmony, No. 17— E. A Warren G. Harding, No. 39— M. M. Chevy Chase, No. 42—Social. Brightwood. No. 43—F. C. Thursday—The New Jerusalem, No. 9—F. C. East Gate, No. 34—M. M., Past Masters’ night. Friday—St. John’s, No. 11—M. M. Hope, No. 20—F. C. Saturday—School of instruction. ROYAL -ARCH CHAPTERS. Mondlxy—Petworth. No. 16—8o- al cial. ‘Tuesday—Potomae, No. 8—P. M. and M. E. M. Th\;‘rsdly—wnhmflm. No. 2— ark. g ‘William R. Singleton, No. 14— Royal Arch. Friday—Eureka, No. 4—P. M. and M. E. M. Mount Pleasant, No. 13— M. E M CRYPTIC MASONRY. Monday — Washington Council, No. 1—R. and S. M. Degree. KNIGHTS-TEMPLAR COM- MANDERIES. Monday—Orient, No. 5—Grand visitation and installation. Tuesday—De Molay, No. 4— G“l;!nd visitation and installa- tion. ‘Wednesday — Washington, No. 1—Grand visitation and in- stallation. SCOTTISH RITE. Tuesday—Mithras of Per- fection, fourth and seventh degrees. Robert De Bruce Council— Statutory assembly. HE Easter Sunday program of the Scottish Rite bodies of ‘Washington, comprising the re- %?"fll of the symbolic lights, be presented this afternoon at 3 o'clock at All Souls’ Church, Six- teenth and Harvard streets northwest, with of the officers of Evangelist Chapter, Knights Rose Croix, officiat- . assisted by the Scottish Rite Choir, ‘which will sing two ant , Gounod’s “Unfold Ye Portals” and Shackley’s “Jubilate Deo.” Harry G. Kimball, thirty-third gerree wu:::l’ m“"h:‘lal‘shz organ, his offerings ut zt andantino prelude. The choir will be under the tion of J. Walter Hum- hrey, K. C. C. H. “The Gloria,” from r‘mfl'! “Twelfth Mass,” will be sung ing, and the Harris’ March.” Charles Cyrus Coombs, wise master, will head the official line in Evangelist Chapter, and the mystic banquet will also be observed during the exercises. Tomorrow evening, in Mithras Lodge of Perfection, the fourth and seventh degrees will be presented, inaugurating the annual Spring reunion, which will continue the presentation of the de- ees as follows: April 20, ninth and tenth degrees; May 6, fourteenth; May 7. fifteen May 8, eightee: 13, twenty-first; May 20, twen 5 May 21, thirtieth; May 26, thirty-first, and May 27, thirty-second degree. A | notable fact' in connection with the foregoing is that the twenty-ninth de- gree, scheduled for May 20, will be pre- sented in full ceremonial form with | officiating will be composed entirely of This is the famous Scottish Knight of St. Andrew degree. The games tourna- ment is still running every Tuesday evening in the recreation room of the Scottish Rite Cathedral, at Third and E streets northwest. They includ chess, bridge and billiards. ~ It is be lieved the Spring reunion class tomor. row evening will be the last to receive the degrees until October next. Secre- tary Lem Towers has received many compliments on the handsomely illy Thursday and Easter Sunday programs of the Rite. rare ceremony tomorrow afternoon, by special arrangment of Illustrious Poten- the new Almas. Temple Club House at K and Thirteenth streets northwest. On that occasion Leonard P. Steuarl will represent the imperial potentate Mr. Hoyl: will act as deputy imperial potentate, and impressive rites of the Imperial Council will start at 4:30 o'clock. From 7:30 in the evening un- til midnight nobles will be admitted with their ladies for inspection of the new clul, house, special entertainment and dancing. Other important fun tions are also announced by Poteniate Hoyle. Tuesday evening there will be a reception to the ladies and a dance, with Mrs. Steumrt, wife of the officiating dignitary of the evening preceding, and Mrs. James C. Hoyle, wife of the rlmas potentate, assisted by the wives of offi- cers of the divan acting as hostesses. ‘Wednesday evening, in the club bouse auditorium, there will be-an entertain- ment presented by the young ladies of vaudeville program, with, play dancing and a dancing chorus, com bined with some novelties. evening at 8 o'clock there will be a | card party in the ball room of the club | house, the hostesses of Tuesday even:ng and Saturday evening, May 3, there formed bodies of Almas Temple, six in all, assisting the ladies in dispensing the hospitality of the occasions. These extra entertainments are being given ‘o help swell the fund to send the uni- formed bodies to the Imperial Council session in Toronto, Canada, June 10, 11 and 12, the charges, except for the dedi- cation ‘service and reception that fol- ! lows, being nominal. Tllustrious Poten- tate James C. Hoyle has announced | regalia and paraphernalia, and the cast | | members of the Kiwanis organization. | trated booklet announcing the Maundy | Washington Shriners are to have a | tate James C. Hoyle, in the dedication | under Imp-rial Council patronage, of | ‘Thursday | again officiating in the same capacity, | will be another dance, with the uni- | | | | | who was in Florida: { No. 9, who was in Chicago: E. Southall, organ ‘Triumphal that there is a special reason for hav- ville, will be installed upon hi: el After mountains of the THE SUNDAY ing Almas Temple represented with dis- tinction at the Imperial Council session. A meeting of unusual importance of Almas Temple is announced for Wed- nesday evening, April 30; also the first ceremontal session to be held in the new club houss for Thursday evening, Junc 5, for which the most unusual prepara- tions are being made that the occa- sion may rank with the red letter nights in the history of Almas Temple. Peii- tions for this ceremonial must be in the hands of the recorder not later than Saturday, May 31. Officers and members of La Fayette Lodge, No. 19, will pay a fraternai visit to La Fayette Lodge Chapter, No. 37, of the Order of the Eastern Star, Wed- nesday evening at 9 o'clock. The East- ern Star ladies will receive them at their chapter room, at Fourteenth and Ken- yon streets northwest. A program of entertainment is being prepared for that occasion Under the direction of Junior Past Master John D. McDuffie, the degree will be presented in East Gate Lodge, No. 34, Thursday evening, with all stations filled by past masters, and after the degree refreshments will be served in the banquet hall by the ladies of East Gate Chapter of the Eastern Star. In testimony of services cheerfully rendered and gratefully remembered, William R. Singleton Lodge and Friend- hip Chapter, Order of the Eastern | Star, have had prepared and presented to Charles R. Bartlett a sterling silver perpetual membership card The Association of Worshipful Mas- ters for the year 1905 held its annual reunion recently at the Metropolitan Hotel and_listened Lurtin R. Ginn, who was grand master of Masons that year. Past Grand Mas- ter W. W. Jermane, who was president of the association in 1905, was reported ill and unable to be present Letters were read from A. J. White of No. 4, J. H. Jochum, No. 28, in New York, and Dr. Charles F. Whitney of this city. This associa- tion boasts of being the only one of its character to have observed its annual reunions unbrokenly since its organiza- tion. Washington Council of Select Masters tomorrow evening will confer the de- grees with a full line of officers, as fol- low David_S. Davison, illustrious master; Rex B. Sheley, deputy master; John S. Tassin, principal conductor of work: Herbert C. Cave, captain of the guard; Raymond L. Joy, conductor of the council; Jesse L. Thornton, steward. Grand Lecturer Clarence J. West will interpret the several degrees: Tllustrious Grand Master George L. Sherman and-the grand master of Ma- sons, James A. West, who is a member of Washington Council, No. 1, will be in attendance. All council Masons are invited. Brightwood Commandery, No. 6. had its annual grand visitation last Tues- day evening, when the grand com- mander installed the following officers William G. Smith, commander; Edwin Brooker, captain general: Garrett W. Wolfe, senior warden; Wilson B. Dur- fee, junior warden: Warren A. Plerce, prelate; Knute I. Wilson, sword bearer; Arthur’ Lee Suter, standard bearer; John E. Wade, warder, and Walter F. Plumley, Frank P. Pollard and E. C. Magdeburger, guards. Secretary J Howard Hixon and Treasurer Arthur C. Shaw, continuing in their stations, were not installed again. Samuel B. Reeder, generalissimo, who is now officially at- tending the Spanish Exposition in Se- return to an address by | STAR. WASHINGTON, The retiring prelate called attention to the Easter services to be held at | Walter Reed Hospital this morning at |7 o'clock, inviting his hearers to be | present in full templar uniform. After the installation refreshments were served in the banquet hall, where Past Grand Commander Gratz E. Dunkum spoke on “Citizenship and Masonry.” EASTERN STAR. St. John’s Lodge Chapter will meet tomorrow evening. ' The degrees will be conferred. Mrs. May Mason will enter- | tain the home board members at lunch | at the Aster Restaurant, 1 o'clock, April 23. The card party announced for April 30 at the home of the matron has been canceled. The ways and means committee will give a minstrel show May 2 at Methodist Protestant Church, First street and Rhode Island | avenue. Warren G. Harding Chapter will have as_guests at its meeting April 22 the 1930 association and there will be spe- | cial entertainment. The auxiliary home | board will meet tomorrow evening at | the home of Mrs® Mary Kieffner, 835 | Rittenhouse street. The annual Spring dance will be held April 25 at the Meri- dian Mansion Hotel, 2400 Sixteenth street. There will also be tables for cards, Lebanon Chapter will confer degrees at the meeting Tuesday evening. The | choir was _entertained April 10 at the { home of the patron and Mrs. J. Carol Harveststraw. The temple and endow- ment committees announce a joint card party at the New Willard Hotel Satur- | day evening, May 3. The chapter will | conduct the service today at the East- ern Star Home at 3 o’'clock. | Rev. John J. Queally conducted the | religious_services for Bethany Chapter at the Masonic and Eastern Star Home |last. Sunday. The religious services at | Temple Heghts will be resumed and August 17 has been set aside for Beth- any Chapter. Miss Blanche M. Draper | will have charge of the distribution of | Easter baskets by the Bethany Social | Boosters to_the children of the Ma- sonic and Eastern Star Home today. A benefit will be given at the Nationai | Theater April 28. A rummage sale will be held the first week in May. The | auxiliary home board will give a card | party at the Winston Hotel at 8 o'clock April 30. The ways and means committee of | Federal Chapter will give a dance at |the Cairo Hotel, 1615 Q street, April |21. The next meeting of the chapter | will be April 24 for the purpose of in- {taiting several candidates. Matron Ruth Warner Zeitler of Har- { mony Chapter announces the Matrons | and " Patrons’ Association of 1930 will be entertained April 24. The auxiliary | home board will meet at the home of | Past Matron Henrietta Vance April 25. | A combined Masonic and Eastern | Star card party will be given in Jop | Todge Hall, 4200 Ninth ‘street, for ‘the | benefit of 'a_special committee from | Joppa Lodge, Petworth Lodge, Petworth | Chapter, R. A. M.; Joppa Lodge Chap- | ter, O. 'E.'S. and Harmony Chapter, O.'E. S, all of which meet in Jopps Lodge Temple. Gavel Chapter’s Star Point Society | will meet April 23 at the home of ! Prances Rowell, 604 S. Spruce street, | Lyon Park, V. endowment com- mittee will have a party at the National Theater tomorrow. Esther Chapter conferred the degrees at its last meeting. The annual card varty will be held Tuesday from 2 to 5 o.m. Mrs. Ruth Barta was hostess to touring the Pacific Coast, I am more enthusiastic than ever” Te the frus yoove befeve I purchased my D. C, APRIEL 20; the auxiliary home board April 10. Past Patron W. Spencer Armstrong and Mrs. Armstrong entertained the choir April 15. Matron Lucy E. Fessenden an- nounces degrees will be conferred May 1. A meeting of the auxiliary home board of Ruth Chapter will be held April 22_ at 12:30 o'clock at the home of Irene Deuterman, 800 Maple Lane |8 avenue, Silver Spring, Md.. with Past Matron Jane E. Walker and Past Ma- tron Alice L. Draper as assistant host- esses. A card party will be held May 6 at 1326 Massachusetts avenue at 8 p.m. by the auxiliary home board. Joppa Lodge Chapter held its annual children’s night Wednesday. _The children were entertained by radio program. A dance will be given by the ways and means committee at 4209 Ninth street May 3. The home board will have an evening meeting April 23 at the home of Jannette Reed, 3922 New Hampshire avenue, at which time the husbands as well as members will be entertained. The chapter will have charge of the religious program at the Masonic and Eastern Star Home May 11, with Rev. C. E. Hawthorne of Wal- lace Memorial Presbyterian Church offi- clating, assisted by the male quartet of the church. The temple fund commit- tee will hoid a card party April 29 at the home of Mrs. Lucy Hall, 806 Taylor street. Petworth Royal Arch Chapter will entertain Joppa and Petworth Lodges and Joppa Lodge Chapter to- morrow. The meeting May 7 will be the official visit of the grand matron and grand patron. At the last meeting of Good Will Chapter Past Grand Matron Gertrude Milans was present. On April 25 the matrons and patrons of 1930 and the secretaries and treasurers will be the guests of honor. Treaty Oak Chapter will meet Mon- day evening on Temple Helghts at 8 o'clock. The home board will hold a card party April 23 at the home of Mrs. Hodson, 5119 Connecticut avenue. At the last meeting of William F. Hunt Chapter the degrees were con- ferred by Past Matron Ethel Richards and Past Patron Arthur Richards, whose daughter Eveline was one of the candidates. The station of conductress was filled by Past Matron Minnie Strickler, Esther by Past Matron Oppen- heimer and Ruth by Past Matron Car- ter. Past Matron Hunt acted as chap- lain and Past Grand Matron Helen Barnard acted as associate conductress. Mrs, Jennie A. Roehl was also initiated. At the next meeting, Thursday eve- ning, a program will be given by a group of young people. The party announced for April 29 at the home of Past Matron Behrend | has been postponed until later in May. The home board meeting anouncéd for Easter Monday has been postponed until April 28 at the home of Mrs. Seabridge. Ruth Chapter will meet tomorrow evening and confer the degrees. Grand Matron Katharine S. Meritt, Grand Patron Charles C. Galloway and the matrons and patrons of 1930 will be guests, The auxiliary home board com- mittee will meet Tuesday at the home of Irene Deuterman, 800 Maple lane, Silver Spring, Md. 19: ‘The Evening Bridge Club of Chevy Chase Chapter will meet Tuesday at| the home of Mrs. Margaret Patterson, 3916 Legation street. 30—PART. FOUR. the Spring dance of the chapter will be held at the Kenwood Country Club. Mizpah Chapter met Tuesday evening and the degrees were conferred upon two candidates. Mrs. Edna Woodyard Games were played. The Mu 8i held a dinner Monday at , after which a party was t the National Theater. The auxiliary home board will hold a rum: mage sale May 8, 9 and 10 at 1207 Wis- consin .avenue, Areme Chapter met Wednesday night and - conferred the degrees on several candidates. Among the distinguished visitors present were Mrs. Katherine S. Meritt, grand matron; Mrs. Bena A. Barnhart, past grand matron, and Wil- liam J. Dow, past grand patron. The chapter will serve a dinner April 22 from 5 to 7 at Northeast Masonic Hall The guests of the Masonic and Eastern | Star Home will be entertained by the chapter April 25. Brightwood Chapter at its last meet- ing entertained the 1930 and 1928 m: trons and patrons. Degrees were con- ferred, with Matron Anita I. Haight and Past Patron Joe S. Haight In the east. ‘The following grand officers were pres- ent: Grand Matron Katherine S. Meritt, Grand Patron C. C. Galloway, Past Grand Matrons Gertrude Milans, Sallye C. Bogley: Past Grand Patron William J. Dow, Grand Lecturer Mollie E. Teachum, Grand Conductress Edith Willlams and Associate Grand Con- ductress Elizabeth Plitt. The chapter will hold a short business meeting ‘Thursd followed by entertainment, after which the members are invited to Harmony Chapter. Acacia Chapter will hold its annual Easter dance and card party tomorrow at 2400 Sixteenth street. Cards at 8:30 and dancing from 9 to 1 o'clock. ‘The next meeting of Cathedral Chap- ter will be held April 23 at 7:30 p.m. at the Scottish Rite Cathedral, Third and | E streets. Members of the Matrons’ and | Patrons Association of 1928 and 1930 | will be guests. After a short business session there will be an entertainment | and refreshments. Children’s night will be celebrated in Brookland Chapter next Wednesday. The annual theater party will be heid Tuesday at the New National. The Star Point Society met Saturday eve- ning at the home of Past Matron Vir- ginia Carleton. | ODD FELLOWS. The Line Officers’ Association will meet tomorrow evening in Odd Fellows’ Temple at 8 o'clock. ‘The board of trustees of the I. 0. 0. F. Temple met at the temple last Monday evening, President Ernest W. Bradford, presiding. The board took favorable action on several important matters of | benefit to the temple. | Grand Master Elmer Cummings was | an invited guest to Relay Lodge of | Maryland and made the address of the evening. Members of Friendship Lodge | of this city attended in a body. A meeting of the committee on an- niversary was held last Tuesday evening. Grand Warden Thomas C. Mettler, chairman of the committee, presided. Subcommittees were appointed and | plans arranged for the celebration. | which will be held in the auditorium | of the temple May 1. A proclamation has been received Logan regarding memorial services, to be held in June. The grand master has appointed Grand Conductor C. Brown Lampe to take charge of the occasion and subordinate lodges have been re- quested to appoint a representative: to the committee on memorial exercises to meet with Brother Lampe at a date to be selected later. Canton Washington will hold a drill and degree rehearsal Saturday night. The canton will attend the anniversary of the order in full dress May 1. Mount Nebo Encampment at their last meeting had the Royal Purple Degree and at the meeting April 28, will present the Patriarchal degree. | Rebekahs. At the last meeting of Esther Re- | bekah Lodge the president of the Re- bekah Assembly, Anna Blalock Wight- man, and her officers, and Grand Mas- | ter Elmer Cummings and officers paid | this lodge their annual official visit Gifts were presented to the president and grand master, also instructress of this lodge, Miss Stacy Medders, Thero was an entertainment and refresh- ments. An entertainment will be given April 28 for the benefit of this lodge by Tech High School Glee Club. At the last meeting of Brightwood Rebekah Lodge Vernon Snoots was elected degree director. The degree will be conferred April 22, followed by a heart social with Brightwood I. O. O. F. Lodge. A chicken dinner will be served at Northeast Temple April 29. Anna Hage, noble grand of Martha Washington Lodge, announces a chick- en dinner given in conjunction with Brightwood ~April 29, also a bazaar, heart social at the Winston Hotel May 6. The degree was conferred on Mrs. Amelia Yoder at the last meeting. Mrs. Agnes Dakin announces this lodge wili entertain at 1. O. O. F. Home this month. KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS. The Washington general' assembly of | the fourth degree will celebrate the | patronal feast of the order on Columbus | day, October 12, by a dinner in com- memoration of the discovery of America. Arrangements will be in the hands of committee headed by Sir Knight James B. Flynn. There will be a number of "BEST OIL IN THE WORLD" AUTOCRAT is an all- Pennsylvania oil, skillfully refined by an organization of many years’ experience —whose first thought is to make AUTOCRAT the very best that a motor oil can possibly be. 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