Evening star., 1918-05-26
~ Fratern1t1es II

sion. AS far as known. this is the
National Capital to Richmond. Irwin
L. Rose was in charge of the details
of the trip.
st. Cecile, the famous daylight lodge
of New York city, recently celebrated
Julius Kahn day." in remembrance
of Representative julius Kahn Of
California, who was raised in that
lodge June 10. 1888, and who was
then twenty-six-year-old actor.
that field. The testimonial printed
for the occasion is a beautiful tribute
to the distinguished man and Mason.
The Grand Lodge of New York. at
its recent G37th) annual commune
istence. permitted woman to de-
liver an address before it. and this
woman was Miss Suzanne Silvercruys.
beautiful Belgian girl. who had a
plea to make for the relief of Belgian
babies. She was given an ovation
and $4,000 as response. Reference
was made at the session to the
Julius Kahn day" in St. Ceci1e Lodge,
as "a high mark for patriotic dem
onstrations." participated in by 1900
nounced that "a powerful Masonic
commission. headed by Grand Master
Townsend Scudder, will soon be at
work among our brethren in France.
that every brother over there may
be made to feel that Masonry Is a
potent factor in securing for him
many advantages of fraternal fellow
ship while in foreign jurisdictions"
The presence of Grand Monarch
monial of Kallipolis and Yedz Grot-
tos. Yelled Prophets. Wednesday
evening. gave special eclat to the
occasion and stirred the workers to
do their best. 1t was a great cere-
monial. and when the Washington
marching through Baltimore, headed
by their famous military band. the
large crowds attracted inspired Dep
uty Public Printer Daniel v. CHS
holm and Henry Lansburgh. always
alive to a chance. to get in some ef
prophets took up Red Cross col
lection. The proceeds were turned
over to Baltimore newspaper for
proper disposition. And then. on
their way home. with their pleading
powers well in trim. they started an
other collection, and the Washington
branch of the American Red Cross
Will be many dollars richer as a re-
suit.
Juno Will Uc ITOCtO night at lid
erty Hut, a section of the old Billy
Sunday Tabernacle. when a monster
benefit will be staged for the benefit
of soldiers. sailors and marines.
Grotto members are limited to two
tickets each that the greater part
served for the men in uniform.
Charlie Stevens. the Masonic Belasco
will stage the chief part of the en-
itertainment. using his production.
Life on the Ocean Wave" as the
melody that is intended to eclipse
all past performances" for the SOL
der boys. The cabinet officers have
been invited and hopes have been
expressed of even having President
Wilson present
Mount Horeb Royal Arch Chapter.
NO. z. Is to have the Royal Arch de-
gree Tuesday evening.
Almas Temples Arab Patrol. Mon
day night. after rounding up its prep
arations for Fridays ceremonial and
the Imperial Shrine session at Attain
tic City week from tomorrow. had
a Red Cross collection which netted
500 for the District chapter and
closed with America" in an outburst
Of patriotism.
The Trestleboard Club of Master
-tdSohS VI the government printing
Office recently had a successful enter
tainment under the direction Of Rob-
ert A. Miles. following its business
session at Central Hall, 7th and I
streets northwest.
De Molay Commandery, No. 4.
Knights Templar, will have a rehear-
sal of the Order Of the Red Cross
Tuesday evening. The commandery is
planning its seasons work and has
issued general invitation to Tenn
plars sojourning in the city to come
to its conclaves.
The Triangle Club of Master Masons
Of the Department Of Agriculture is to
have a "Jollification program and
dance" at the Northeast Masonic Tenn
pie Saturday evening. with the other
Masonic clubs as its guests. The en-
tertainment will start at o'clock and
the dancing at 8, followed by refresh
ments. At its April entertainment for
the war relief association $639 was
realized and turned over to Mrs. D. F.
Houston. the president Of the associa-
tion.