Evening star., 1915-11-22
AMONG THE FRATERNITlES.

"A
of Hussein," with its peculiar mysteries
dervish ordeals and glorious apotheosis'
according to the scroll Of the venerable
recorder, Harrison Dingman, issued in the
name of Illustrious Potentate William >.
Quinter. will cause gathering or nopies
of Almas Temple, Ancient Arabic Order
Of the Mystic Shrine, in National Rines
Armory, at z o'clock the evening OF NO
vember 30, for an interesting ceremony.
the last of its kind for the present year.
Takoma Lodge, No 90, is going to have
its long-talked- of ladies night" TUESDAY
evening, beginning at o'clock. in Masonic
Hall, Takonla Park. Card invitations for
the event have been issued.
Lebanon Lodge, No. Z. Friday evening,
with Columbia Lodge, No. 3. as It's guest,
received its annual grand visitation and
made merry between times with an Or
chestral program. solos by Richard P:
Backing, F. c. Schaefer. W. s. Blanchard
and C. W. Moore: violin selections by
Herman G. Rakeman, an address by Rev.
John r. Esaias and remarks by Rev. I.
E. Davis.
The committee in charge Of arrange
ments for the smoker to be given in the
New Willard Hotel January IA. under the
auspices of the Masonic clubs Of the Dis
trict, with Chairman Carter presiding,
discussed and referred to appropriate sub
members at meeting in the library at
Masonic Temple Thursday evening The
chairman announced the appointment Of
several subcommittee The next meet
ing is to be held December 9.
| A belated notice announces the Royal
| Arch Degree at the convocation of Hiram
Royal Arch Chapter. No 10. in Masonic
Hall. Brookland, tomorrow evening.
| Columbia. commandery. No Q. X. T..
at its last meeting had what the commit
tee In charge called "get-together meet
ing A varied program was presented.
consisting of short addresses by past
commanders and sir knights. together
with up-to-the-minute moving pictures.
music and singing. Cigars and refresh
ments were served Commander l. U.
Meyers was complimented on the work
/ Of the commandery. and Sir Knight J. S.
Mccarthy also came in for praise for
work being done.
| The drill corps of the commandery is
making arrangements for an entertain
coInmandery.
Onward Tent. No. 1921. Independent
Order Of Reehabttes. met Wednes-
presided. Mrs. ]. r. Mahoney of East
ern Tent was present. Lola Marks
urged the members to take an interest
| in the juvenile tent which has been
instituted and help make 1t grow. Re-
marks were made by Lucy Mcdonald
and others. Refreshments were served
and a favor game was played. Colum-
| bus Wilson being the winner. Freda
Marks was pianist for the evening
Wednesday to pay fraternal visit to
Loyal Tent.
White Ribbon Juvenile Tent met last
siding. Two new members were en-
rolled, Miss Viola Hern and Master
Frank Belmont Hessler. After the busi-
ness games were played and prizes
given to the winners.
Independent Council. No. 2. Jr. o. U. A.
NJ, entertained the state officers Of the
| District OF Columbia Monday evening. IL
| being their annual inspection Nearly 200
members from the various subordinate
councils were present. A literary and
musical program was rendered. inter-
sperSed with presentation and other
| addresses. State Councillor Floda Rea-
gan was presented with a cut glass
boudoir lamp; Deputy State Councillor
! Charles II. Miller. a brass desk set and
fountain pen: State Warden Alice Court
! ney, a silk umbrella; state Treasurer
! Elizabeth Mann. rocker; Fast Ma
tional Councillor H. NJ Miller. piece
Of cut glass, and Past Councillor ]. W.
| Tucker, a wallet. An Informal social
hour, with refreshments. concluded the
evenings entertainment.
Liberty Council, No. 6, met in North
| east Temple Thursday and welcomed
Past Councillors Alice Burgess and Lii
lie H Stutz and Trustee Alice Cooley,
the trio having been away the past
month Rose Walker was reported i'll.
The good d-of-the-order committee is
planning rummage sale to be held in
the near future. There will be no ses-
sion of this council Thanksgiving day.