Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-04-22

| nesday, May Is. This dance is the last
| to be given this season, and is entirely
an informal affair. Good fellowship, a
large orchestra. an excellent floor and
| plenty of refreshments should prove an
| Involvement.
| At the recent meeting of the Lamb
skin Club the proposed amendment to
the bylaws changing the meeting
night from the second Monday to the
second Saturday. was favorably acted
| on. giving the change of meeting night
a trial for the months of May and June
! II these nights are found to be more
suitable the change will be made per-
manent. otherwise the meeting nights
will again be held on the second Mon
day of each month.
After the business meeting the even
ing was spent in a smoker. The Fra
ternity Band furnished music, and re-
marks were made by President Trout
man of the advisory board. President
Burton of the South Gate Club and
Master Rohr of Hope Lodge.
The next meeting will be held on the
second Saturday in May and good
time is promised by w. G.. Belts. presi
dent of the club.
val dance at RauscherS Thursday, thai
covered the Oriental Band with glory. the
Arab Patrol of Almas Temple OF the Mys-
tic Shrine is going to bid Tor recognlt,on
evening. May 10. when. under the direc-
ton of Mrs Gertrude Lyons and with the
help of the Fraternity Band. some OF
Washingtons best known musical celebrl-
ties will contribute to the program AS in
all Shrine affairs. the nobility of Shrine
dom. cameled and tented. in Washington
is behind the event. and John j. Odenwaio
is looking after the arrangements with a
formidable committee.
At the annual grand visitation to Co
lumbia Commandery. No. =. Friday even
ing Grand Commander Lem Towers. 1r,
installed its newly elected officers as fol-
lows: l.. Whiting Estes, commander
James A. West. generalissimo Charles
F Roberts. captain general fast Grano
Commander Walter H. klopfer, treasurer
Charles E Baldwin, recorder; James ID.
Mcintosh. prelate. and Walter b. Pettus,
trustee. with the appointive officers.
The drill corps will entertain ITS lazy
friends with an informal dance and Ia
dies night" at Teacup Inn. Gil 12th street
northwest. the evening of April 80.
Washington Centennial Lodge. No IA,
last night entertained 400 members and
their wives, mothers. sisters and sweet
hearts, in keeping with an annual Gus
tom, at Rauscher's
The dance and refreshment halls were
decorated with American flags. palms
and flowers, and an orchestra under the
leadership of Sol Minister furnished
music for both entertainment and
dance.
The distinguished members of the or
der present included Grand Master
James w. witten, with Mrs. Witten, the
masters of several blue lodges, and
many past masters. Master Marx +.
Kahn presided and Senior warden Roo-
ert Randolph Cooke. chairman OF the
entertainment committee. had charge OF
the floor.
The talent included Nine. Won I'm
schuld, pianist, and Ralph Goldsmith.
yiolinist. in classic selections: the
American Hawaiian Trio. Donald Lib
bey, Marc Phillips and Sanford Coving-
ton, in Hawaiian musical numbers
Mrs Mabel Kipp-Lewis. stories told In
Scotch dialect: Miss Hazel Bornheim,
popular songs, and Arthur Butter
Pierce in dialect songs.
A buffet supper was served. followed
by dancing, led by Mr.. and Mrs. Marx
Emmanuel Kahn.
Mount Horeb Royal Arch Chapter, No.
I. will have social hour" Tuesday
evening, following its business session.