Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-01-28

Three what are known as min DAYS
make q large hole in the Masonic calen
dar for the current week. although the
specials Of Washington Centeunia
Lodge and those of three CT the Roya
Arch chapters for the purposes of grand
visitations help to fill it in a measure
The only unusual feature announced
Will be the address to be delivered BY
Grand Master Witten at the commune
cation of Lebanon Lodge, No. :, Friday
evening. to be followed by degree work
N charge of Senior Warden Elmer c
Wood.
INustrioUs PotentaJe !. Whiting Estes
os Almas Temple of the Mystic Shrine
II already entering upon preparations
tor the ceremonial TO be held in March
Tomorrow evening his advisory COM
mittee will convene with him in re-
lItIon to the matter.
William +. GUIDE. chairman of the gem
,ral committee of kallipolis Grotto
making arrangements for the forthcom-
iuS session of The Supreme Council in
this city June II, u and Is, is to meet
committee in the rooms of the W ash
fugton Board of Trade. in The Star build
ing tomorrow evening at i:io O'Clock
The advancement of the Grotto line at
the election Thursday evening practi-
cally insures the continuance of plans
already made and the vigorous pushing
OF the work in every direction. Both
Mr.. Guide and Deputy Grand Monarch
I'D $. Schmid have received assurances
that fully $1,000 members of the Grotto
from all sections of the country viii be
in attendance at the convention of the
Supreme Council and it is the custom Tor
most of them on occasions of the KIND
to bring their wives and other members
OF their families. The fact that " ash
irgton is the capital of the United
States alone, it is thought, will greatly
increase the number Of visitors
Robert de Bruce Council. knights Ka-
dosh will advance the winter class 10
the twenty-first degree Tuesday even
ing The cast will include Robert q
Hayes. X. C. c. H, as lieutenant corr.
Inander: Frank Z. Koch as recorder
Allen Bussius. thirty-third degree non
orary, as "accuser"; George X Davis.
X c. C. H, as warden of the south:
John II. Won Hermann. h Z, Z; n, as
warden of the north; Harry G. kimball,
as Count Reinfred; James NJ Furnas. as
hosnitaler: George G. F. Toepper, n =.
c. H., as Adolph. and William L. BOY
den. thirty-third degree honorary, as
grand warder.
Master Marx E. Kahn of Washington
Centennial Lodge. No. II. in announcing
the NJ. NJ. degree at a speclal nissa, .as.
Wednesday evening. at O'Clock, states
that the team will wear robes and the
work will be presented in way TO De
of general interest to master Masons.
AT the COmmunlcdtlOH Spi udi
Grand Master James w. Written VIII
deliver an address. This is the grand
masters own lodge. February -. the
lodge will make its usual pilgrimage
to Mount Vernon. leaving the city at
noon. under the direction OF William
H. McCarty. and in the evening a BAN
ouet will be served in the banquet hall
Of Masonic Temple. Past Master
Leonard P. Steuart is chairman OF the
committee of arrangements and Harry
HupfSbarry the secretary.
Naval Lodge, No. 4. announces an ad-
dress by Grand Master Witten the night
Of March Is. and past masters night
Tor the II. VI. degree March %, which
ought to be of special interest, espe-
cially to the new Masons.
Crane: High Priest William c. Fowler
will make his annual grand visitation
10 his own Royal Arch Chapter Tues
iay evening. when Lafayette. No. >,
will hold special communication for
the purpose. \ good program of en-
tcrtainInent is promised for the even
lag.
Potentate L. Whiting Estes. accom-
panied by the Oriental Band of Almas
Temple. the Arab patrol and party
Of invited guests. will go to Philadel-
phia February Z. to attend a big cere-
monial of I.u Lu Temple of that city,
and to taste the hospitality of Imperial
Chief Rabban W. Freeland Kendrick
and his mobiles. which is said 70 be
famous throughout Shrinedom. Mobiles
Fookes and Odenwald are making the
arrangements for the trip.
The Masters Association of 1905 will
give its twelfth annual dinner early in
April Past Grand Master Lurtin K.
CHM. who was grand master during
1905 and is always the guest of honor
on the occasion of the annual dinner,
viii start soon for Panama to be gone
month and half and in conse-
quence The dinner ! as been deferred
until his return. While away. il is
understood. Past Grand Master CHM
VIII MAKE a study of Freernasonry on
The tsth'lus and prepare data for his
address al the rinner upon his return
Tn" Fraternity Band, composed en-
tire of master Masons. which has
Ia: " a record AT many Masonic fuuc-
t"ps in Nh" past year, is to give an
entertainments and dance at tn" North
eIst Masonic Temple. sth and + streets
northeast, Saturday evening. February
- Some Of the city's best talent is
prort iscd ia the entertainment and Mr.
Williams Will have charge of the dane
Ing program. The band is To give a
concert. also, fo- the ladies' auxiliary
of tn" Iambskiu club, at Northeast
Masonic Temple. February :.
The AshIar Club at its January meet
Tig ~ old Masonic Temple. 9th and +
streets northwest, last night initiate ed
large group Of candidates and was
entertained by ka!lipoliS Grotto Glee
club. under the direction of a commit
Zoe. Of which lacCue Heidenheimer was
charm The Giee Club progra m under
ITrn. The Glee Club program, under
the direction of Charles \. Stevens, in
Guided "a medley by the club. song by
Prophet Andrew walker saxophone
solo by Prophet Charles e. Popenoe
comic song by Prophet Kirk c. Miller
recitation nv Past Monarch John II
Shreve. chorus by the club. vocal solos
hy PROPHETS Joseph Gross and Wilbur
= Brooks. n hit Of Italian dialect by
Goldsmith. the new monarch OF
kal'ipclts Grotto; drum heats by
PROPHETS Heidenheiner and Miller
comic song bv Charles a. Stevens, az
address by Past Monarch Peter r
Pullman. solos nv Prophet Charles D
SlaCheiford and Robert J. Butt and d
with JacGue Heidenheimer at the piano
assisted hy Russell Cromer Refresh
ilents and cigars were served
The third annual banquet of the clut
will take place at the New Ehbit,
March :. The club has invited a mum
Der of distinguished guests for the oc.
casion. among them President Wilson
Vice President Marshall the secretarie.
of state. War and Navy and member.
of the Senate and House of Representa-
tives- The committee OF arrangements
is composed Of DIR. Willard T. Holmes
chairman: John A. Parker, DR. Rober-
\. Daniel. William McNeir, Hubert G.
Mclean, John Wilson and AIonzo W