Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-03-29

10 BRING. for twill be worth their while,
tneir Iezzes and cards. and ''won't-rub-
OH smile Tor he says they will need
.hem to cheer on their way the band of
"ould-oes' when the imps get in play.
Ihereu be stunts" so he SAYS. pulled
on inside the door that no prophet that's
weeping and wailing. and tough times on
Idho' which he says will be 'Hvened by
hampers new band Aufenthie will be
mere ne says sure as you're born.
just 10 hit off tune on his new puffen-
morn. and Sam Shreve has declared if he
has his own way the fun will keep up for
| week and day. All of which means
mat kallipolis Grotto is to hold another
OF It's ceremonial sessions at Odd Fellows
nan Wednesday evening at o'clock, and
mat 1t Is going to be an odd affair. with
| many odd attractions and an odd number
| OF candidates, probably 90
Senior Deacon W. W. Scott will head
the line in Osiris Lodge. No g. Wednes-
day evening in the F. C. degree
| Lebanon Lodge, No. I. F. A. A. NJ. will
hold its ladies night" Friday evening
| Worshipful Master Charles D. Shackel-
ford with the assistance of Past Master
| 'haries s Shreve. has prepared a pro-
gram consisting of vocal. instrumental
| and literary talent. and those who at
| tend are assured of a pleasant evening.
| Among the array of talent is a young
| iauN WIZ has Illdue quite a reputation 10
| cally As a reader. The entertainment will
| take place in the lodgeroom proper and
| at its conclusion light refreshments will
| be served in the banquet hall. Dancing
| VIII conclude the evenings entertainment
| and the tango and the maxixe will be
| demonstrated by experts.
| The lodge will hold a short business
| session, the doors being open to the la
| dies after S:15.
l IA inc al
| light lodge. will meet at o'clock We'd
nesday afternoon for the NJ. NJ degree in
| lodgeroom No. of Masonic Temple A
| luncheon will be served in the banquet
| hall at l o'clock, in charge of the women of
Areme Chapter, No. 10, O. f. s, to which
| the fraternity generally isinvited Worship
| full Master James T. Casebeer announces
| that May 10 is the birthday of the lodge
and as that date falls on Sunday. an in
vitation from Rev. J. Henning helms to
attend divine service at the Church of
the Ascension, 18th street and Massac hu-
| sets avenue northwest. the morning Of
| May 10. has been accepted in celebration
| of the event. King Solomon Lodge will
| have special April s. at > pm. for the
E. A. degree. with Senior Warden viii
| liam r. Bedeu heading the official line
Monarch Dean E. Loehman of Omar
Grotto. NJ. o. " P. E. R, Boston. Mass,
stopped in Washington Wednesday for a
| ments at Richmond, Va, for Omar Grotto
at the supreme Council convention, to be
held there June 8, 8 and 10. He saws he
expects to bring at least 100 prophets
and ladies, who will stop over in Wash
lngt0n for two or three days upon their
return from Richmond
sidney D. Smith, grand secretary of
the supreme Council. NJ. o. V P E R.,
has written that Cashmere Grotto of Ell
mira n. y, has just initiated 139 candi-
nd n-fo -,
Ohio. held its recent ceremonial in the
largest theater in Toledo and initiated
III candidates
A dispensation has been issued to AL
hamora Grotto, at St. Louis and it is
expected before April / Koran Grotto at
Philadelphia, Pa, will be instituted.
Washington Royal Arch Chapter. No.
conferred the Royal Arch degree
Thursday evening in the presence Of a
large attendance, all the stations being
nlied by past high priests. Walter b
Pettus, grand high priest. accompanied
oy the officers Of ths Grand Chapter,
was present.
Upon conclusion of the degree ham
quet was served in the banquet room of
the temple and short addresses were
made by Grand High Priest Pettus. Past
Grand High Priest st. Clair Thompson
Eastern Star Notes.
Naomi Chapter, No. 3, met wednes-
day night with a large number of WISH
tors and members In attendance. A motion
was passed unanimously extending an
invitation to Martha Washington Chap
ter OF Alexandria, Va, to pay Naomi
Chapter a fraternal visit at the next
regular meeting of the chapter, April 8.
Rev Patrick Murphy was present on in
Fitatlon of the chapter and delivered an
interesting lecture on ireland, based on
personal observations during his life in
that country.
Temple Chapter. No. 13 held a success
full 'skiddoo social" Monday evening.
Inc attendance was unusually large and
the following program was presented:
Vocal solo, Mrs. Florence Huss of Tenn
pie Chapter; recitation, James T. West,
past patron of Esther Chapter: vocal
solo. Mrs. Maude L. B. Wright. past ma
iron of Esther Chapter; violin solo. Sam
uel +. Compton. past patron of Bethle-
hem Chapter. The speaker of the evening
was Representative Louis c. Champion
OF Michigan. past patron of Martha
| Chapter of that state A free drawing
| for theater tickets furnished by the ma
! tron and patron was feature of the
evening, one set being won by the holder
| of ticket No II, the chapter number,
| and another by ticket No. %, the skid
| 200 NUMBER. entertainment by the re-
| freshment committee was provided in the
| banquet hall. During the evening Past
| Matron Emma G. Coumbe on behalf of
| Mrs. Josephine D. Gering, a member of
| Temple Chapter. presented the chapter
| with check for 500 to be used for the
| Masonic and Eastern Star Home. Re
| ports were received from the luncheon
| euchre and other committees, each indi-
| eating enthusiasm among the member
| ship. Worthy Matron Arnie c. Miller and
| Worthy Patron Leo S. Schoenthal an
| nounce that at the next meeting, which
| falls on Easter Monday, April 49, new
| committees on entertainment and refresh
ments will be in charge and something
| out of the ordinary may be looked for
! The degrees will also be conferred on
| number of candidates at that time.
| The entertainment at the meeting Of
William F. Hunt Chapter. No. 16, Thurs
day evening was a one-act sketch by the
dramatic club of Areme Chapter, No. 10.
entitled Per Telephone" 1t was pre-
scented by the following members of
Areme Chapter: Miss Maud Fenheimer,
Mrs. Olga Gunnell. Mrs. Marie Pierce.
I. $. Brashears and Mark Stearman. The
acting was clever for amateurs. and the
applause at the conclusion Of the sketch
w sufficient n nal several n