Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-10-29


and New York avenue.
Tomorrow evening will occur the
subscription banquet given as testi-
nlonial to Grand Tiler Warren c. Bick-
ford. who is a past master OF Hiram
Lodge, No. 10, and who has just com
pleted fifty years of married life as
well as of faithful service for the gov
ernment The banquet will be held at
the New Ebbitt at o'clock and is in
charge of a committee headed by Grand
Master William W. Jermane and COM
Lodge: Past Masters Harry q. kimball,
w. p. Herbst and Mark +. Finley, sr..
Ira Hopkins and Walter Zachary.
Washington Centennial Lodge, No. II.
will entertain Wednesday evening in
the banquet hall in honor of the wom-
an friends of its members. beginning
at S:15 o'clock. The list OF entertainers
will include Past aIaster Jason Water
man. Miss Gertrude Nfisel. Mrs. Wallace
Streater. Miss Newcombe. Mark e.
Kahn and Mrs. J. Harry Cunnir CHAM.
Worshipful Master James :. Mccarthy
also classes himself with the talent for
tie evening. Cards of admission will
not be necessary. The committee in
George Talbot. Charles y. Ford. Harry
i. Huntsberry, pr. Howard Linton.
George DuvaI, Robert r. Cooke, jr-,
Marx L. Kahn and Harry Taylor.
Naval Lodge. No. 4. has the e. A. de-
gree scheduled for Thursday evening.
and on the evening of November 16 will
have the NJ VI. degree, which is usual
1y an event of interest in this lodge in
particular for newly made Masons.
Junior Warden Elmer c. wood will
head the official line in the e. a. de-
gree in Lebanon Lodge. No. :. Friday
evening.
Tuesday '.fffIy
which no work or business is scheduled
for the Scottish Rite bodies. will he de-
voted by them to the various pleasures
of their clubrooD and the entertain
ment of their Masonic friends in an in
formal way. Grand Commander George
Fleming Moore, who is in attendance
at the session of the Supreme Council
of Canada is expected to return by
Wednesday.
: Work in the rite will begin Tuesday
evening. November Il, when the fourth
degree will be presented in Mithras Lodge
of Perfection, and it will be followed with
one of the degrees each week thereafter
Ten applicants for the degrees already
have been registered. Monthly dances
= will be given at the Cathedral Assembly
Hall Saturday evenings, November 49,,
December is, January 20 and February
II. The election of officers in Albert Pike
=-Consistory.w will occur Tuesday. December
2s. and in Mith-as Lodge of Perfection,
Tuesday. February 20.
george r. knepper. grand secretary of
:sthe Grand Lodge of Idaho, was a visitor
at Masonic Temple Tuesday.
I, Mount Pleasant Lodge. No 80, Tuesday
evening. had its annual grand visitation
Entertainment was furnished by quar-
tet composed of Clarence r. Sorreli Will
liam Water Sorrell. VI. S Wright and j.
W Johns. and the address of the evening
was delivered by Rev. Forrest j. PRETTY
man recitation was contributed bv
Wiley 9: Isoi,. Past Grand Master j.
Claude KEEPER, on behalf of the lodge.
presented the speaker of the evening with
a testimonial
The Ashlar Club entertained last even
-cr- with an elaborate musical nroSra N
forNr- the direction cf Arthur Green. 10
winch contributions wee r,aie i,,
SsE.l1sanuel Sinlons, Miss Helen PAGE White
= W? 80 : Matscn. AIthl:- t:ree:;. R7,ssell
i,a ohghs. Miss Sadye krunsaw, Miss
"niser1an. with quartet selections
les White Misc Krupsaw Mr.. Simons
Mr. Green Ge0~ee Euckier - We
"srearean recitations and /. s Cold
i-,'h dialect sketches. Watson y. Mum
Sc !a directed the orchestra.
80 TIE Trcwei Club after q brief businass
1,sssicn at the New Ehbtt las. evening,
z,a's9 had a program of entertainment con.
Getting chiefly Of motion pictures of the
- ''H~nnlent's safety first" train tho ~, ~
81 7"ai parks and New Mexican irrfgation
a." ~ vocal and instrumantaI numbers
~ec"de'' the serving, Of refreshments
P-"r'dcat Ri"fisin announced the cI,,r
ToEiH have its annu1I ladies. ni.b,, -,
~ Scottish Rite Cathedral saturdsr
Ne -nhe- -. va
Wv Te-u-n'a-a Laeire. No @ in.
Ms ifz T~st ------7-tr. T., =, r--r,- ~
-. a, its Halloween entertainment,
at Hfsonic TeInDie. Thursday evening.
No J. ;. Goldsmith and Charles 1
Sf""a-~ ~-fuDl,=,e. ~ ,T,-S, ia ~
presentation: The mixed choir of 81
Ahdrcws Church and Arthur Pierce
gram of fun and nonsense. under rs
oIrec'ion OF Roger j. Whiteford. the
JUNIOR warden Of the lodge.
RaIlipo1is Grotto Drill Corns will ,;-
us much heralded Halloween dance
ana entertainment ut the New Will I'd
.,uenay evening The Halloween fes.
tiyities OF the corps will begin toner
row evening with a grotesGue auto.
nobiIe parade. The Tuesday evening
celebration will be unique in costume
ana IN the features which will ht
sprung surrrisss % ,.Dexr,cc.nd No,
ments. Souvenirs are 10 be given thu
"o'ia guest ane rfizes will b'
s marded Tor both the masculine and
be served. as at all Grotto affairs
NoTember ls the military band OF
members OF the New Jerusalem Lodge
No ?. and of BENJAMIN n Frencr
LODGE. No -. at the Arcade Thu, C;rot
70 Ciee Club Will be an important fen.
tnre in the program to be presented
Monarch George II. Empons is prepar
ing for another ceremonial session 1,
sNovember.
-. Johns Lodge No. II. had as IT
teuests OF honor AT its harvest moe,
Edinner" at the Hotel La Fayette Frs
@tay evening its new r~crnbcrs of IL,
sye'r-Harold T. Chandler. Harry I
"kins. Luis II. Kaufman. william II
'-octor. Harry Hut. Albert J. Henc
,.y. Conrad +. Lene. Joseph c. Beattie
terry 7 Anderson. Melville e Kerr
Harry y Kerr. Lewis c. Maltby, Lam
bert g. Turner, Morris Neichin FIRE.
y. Ritchie, Meyer y. Goldman, Slrar
G. Wiley. GeGalia J. Sworzyn, waite
u. Plowman, Charles NJ Ovsrackei
tWilliam A. Leshcr Paul G. Bergl
sUarry T. Settle. Herman y Milestone
iacoh a Cohn. Paul !. Martin Harr
q. Purdy. James ". Purman. Thons
Smith. Lawson c. Cole, Stuart NJ An
tRelo. George :. Gayer, Oliver z Ken
fnedy. Reuben Sworzyn, Abraham {
Heroes. lack Stein. George II NJ Dab
Nathan Rarranov. Peter W Pritchet
Clarence L. Landrum and Banjamin n
Goldsmith Past Master Harry Vol
headed The arranEer1 ents committee
Julian BrYiaNski and l. s. Goldsmith
the entertainment committee: Abrarn
fWingate and Richard NJ Thomas III
reception committee, and George I,
Shaffer looked after the decorations