Evening star., 1915-11-14

Grass director; william l.. Boyden, 50
rector; Todd c. Sharp. s2d degree
| stage director; Milton Hopfenmaier
X. c. c. H, master of tableaux. an
Archie D. Enge1, 32d degree, maste
Of wardrobe, with Harry G. kimbal
Humphrey, SD degree. musical di
, rector.
Junior Warden Duncan McLare1
headed the official line in the E. A. de
gree in King Solomon Lodge, No. 81
at the special communication Wednes
day afternoon. Worshipful Maste
William r. Bedell states that the lodg
bership and has had prosperous ant
pleasant year. Twelve rough ash
lers' will be passed to his successo
as master, he says.
stansbury Lodge, No. "a, assisted b!
| Ladies Aid Society, had an entertain
| ment for it's friends at Brightwood Hal
Wednesday night. The program in
cluded orchestral music by Stansbur!
| orchestra, composed of DR.. w. A. Bacon
| Herbert Jackson, E. ]. kerijan. p.
Brown and /. NJ. Bortman. and selec
tions by G. C. Dorsey, Gilbert M. Else
man. Miss r. Valerie Polio, L. S. Nc
Carthy and Mrs. Mccarthy. Herber
Jackson. Miss Helen Paige White, LII
Rosseau." J. Crosby Mccarthy. Mrs. Ber
n ce Bowen, H. H. Kidwell. Miss Verens
NJ. Schmid and Or. w. A. Bacon. accom-
panist. Dancing and refreshments fol
lowed the entertainment.
Master Ernest Warren Porter of Ia.
koma Lodge, No. 90. has arranged fol
a reception and musical in honor OF
Eastern Star. to which the families and
friends of the brethren of the lodge
viii he invited, the evening of Novem-
Der %.
The second convocation in November
70 az important date. it is said. in the
Royal Arch chapters, being the day
n firal settlement"
The New Jerusalem Lodge, No. g.
will have a business meeting only No
vember 25. but is gathering strength
for it's "get-together" meeting, Decem-
ual election will take place December
All the blue lodge elections are
in December.
Mount Pleasant Royal Arch Chapter
No 13, has the royal arch degree
scheduled for its convocation Novem-
ber 26.
Dawson Lodge, No. 16. will have the
F. C. degree at its communication No
vember %.
Rev. John Van Schaick. jr., was the
speaker of the evening at the grand
visitation to Federal Lodge Tuesday
evening, when Acacia Lodge, No. IS.
was its guest. The program included
solos by the lodge quartet. with other
selections, and a monologue by Paul
Grove.
High Priest William J. Naylor ex-
poets to have degree work at the con-
vocation of Mount Vernon Royal Arch
Chapter, No. 8, November %.
La Fayette Lodge, No 10. will cele-
brate "Corinthian night" December 2,
to commemorate its pleasant fraternal
and social relations with Corinthian
Lodge, No. 36s. of Philadelphia, ex-
tending over many years.
Ka1lipolis Grotto. No. Is, announces
business meeting at Chamber of
Commerce Hall November 2s At this
will be submitted. action on which will
be taken ait the annual meeting in
January. The short form Of initiation
will also be conferred at this session.
The Grotto Band is making prepara-
tions for it's first dance, which will be
held at National Rifles Armory Decem-
Der Z. The band will play its own
music and is holding frequent rehear-
sails in order to be right up to the
minute with appropriate dance se1ec-
tions. Each member of the band is
working to make this event a success
full affair. and if their expectations are
realized it will be repeated annually.
The annual oyster roast of the band
will be held at Eagles Hall November
% Past Monarch P. r. Pullman has
been designated to arrange for a
grotto theater party in the near fu-
ture.
Sunday. November 2s, members of
the Glee Club will meet at the 7th
street wharf at 2:30 pm. to determine
who is the champion raw oyster eater
of that club.
The meetings of the G1ee Club. held
each Wednesday evening. are becom-
ing popular and afford a means for
social intercourse. All members of the
grotto are eligible for membership in
the club and an invitation has been
extended to each prophet to avail him
self Of the privilege.
A large and enthusiastic meeting of
the advisory board of Masonic Clubs
was held in the red parior of the
Ebbitt House last Wednesday evening.
Much business was transacted and a
committee, of which Delos NJ Carter of
the Triangle Club is chairman, and 8.
t. Farmer secretary. was appointed to
arrange for smoker to be given about
the middle of January, probably In
the New Willard Hotel. Reports SUBJ
mitted by the delegates indicate that
the smoker will be one of the largest
ever held under the auspices of Masons
IN this Jurisdiction. The committee in
tends to introduce features never at
TEMPTED here before.