This is a program from the Past High Priests' Night, hosted by Fort Washington Royal Arch Chapter No. 220 on May 7th, 1957. The pamphlet, printed in cream-colored stock with red ink accents, provides information regarding the Chapter's activities and membership during that period. The cover design incorporates a circular motif with Masonic symbols, the Chapter name, and its founding date: Tuesday, September 10, 1828. The regular meeting schedule is noted as the second Tuesday of each month, and the number 8266 appears in the lower left corner of the cover. The interior of the booklet lists the elected and appointed officers for the Masonic year around 1958 and a roster of past High Priests. Donald Mary J. Hughes is identified as Editor and Treasurer, and Homer E. Tunnell as Chapter Historian. The listing of past High Priests continues on the inner pages, followed by the appointed officers for A.D. 1957, ranging from the Eminent Commander to the Sentinel. Contact information is provided for officers for A.L. 1957, including Herbert Suyk Jr., Kenneth L. Sheridan, Bennett B. McMillan Jr., William R. Tressler, Norman P. LoCascio, Walter A. Parrish Jr., and R. Earl Bright. The program includes a message to the Companions detailing upcoming meetings and functions, specifically highlighting the PAST HIGH PRIESTS' NIGHT. The conferral of the Most Excellent Master Degree upon Companion Jefferson B. Thompson is announced, with a rehearsal scheduled for the evening of Friday, May 3rd, 1957. Dates of significance are noted, including April 26th, 1957, as well as scheduled visits from District representatives during May, September, and October. The program exhibits a center crease from being folded, as illustrated in the accompanying photographs. Age-related yellowing is also present. The typography and layout are representative of mid-century printing. This program represents a record of Fort Washington Royal Arch Chapter No. 220's activities. It may be of interest to researchers studying Masonic history or individuals researching genealogical connections to the organization. Examine the provided images to assess the program's physical condition and informational content.