Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-08-17

-urdHu Mastei JoSepn II. MllanS and
Grand Secretary Arvine w. Johnston
are known to be headed homeward and
are likely to show up in Washington
at any minute. Cards have been re-
ceived at Masonic Temple announcins
their hope to sail from Liverpool Au-
gust 2. which was prevented by'a dock
strike, and giving a new sailing date
August S.
Pentalpha Lodge, No %. besides the
F. c. degree tomorrow evening. will
have special August IS. at pm, for
the M. NJ. degree. The communication
for September l has been called off
but the E. A degree will be presented
September Is and the NJ. NJ, degree a,
a special at pm September o. at
which time Pentalpha, with all other
lodges of the District, will give more
or less consideration to the N p D
degree. the Masonic year ending Sep
TENDER 80.
Junior Warden William E. Holt will
head the official line in the E. A. de-
gree in Myron NJ. Parker Lodge Tues
day evening.
Washington Centennial Lodge re-
ports large classes awaiting the de-
the demand are being made Three
communications during the present
week will cover all three degrees, as
indicated in the calendar at the head
of this column.
Hiram Lodge is to devote both com
munications in September, and IS, to
the NJ. NJ. degree.
With Senior Deacon J. Boyd Dexter
heading the official line in the F. c.
degree Wednesday evening In Osiris
nounced by Master Charles Stewart
Gawler. will, be Allied by members of
Anacostia Royal Arch Chapter.
A team composed of Kanipolis Grot-
to Band will present the NJ. NJ. degree
in Anacostia Lodge the evening OF
August 81.
When the downpour of rain washed
Kallipois Grotto's Chesapeake Beach
excursion off the map last Wedn esday,
Chairman NJ w. Pickering got busy
and arranged to have it Wednesday of
this week. when, if all goes we'll. the
elaborate program mapped out for last
week will be utilized for this week. 1t
Is expected that Lieut.. A. H. SCOTS
airplane exhibition will be thrilling as
well as interesting and that a num-
DER OIL udtlOHdl W III iiohoa
the event with their presence.
Kallipolis Grotto's pilgrimage to
Camp Good Will will take place to-
morrow afternoon. Past Monarch p
r. Pullman has asked the prophets
and those who will accompany them
to assemble at the Grotto clubrooms,
712 18th street northwest, tomorrow at
$50 pm; when the band also will be
on hand to lead the automobile parade
to the camp. A big time is in store
for the children at the camp and for
their mothers.
I The Grotto Orchestra will assemble
at the clubrooms this morning for a
rehearsal. The orchestra has a busy
time mapped out in connection With a
series of entertainments in which II
will take part the coming falf ana
winter, the first of which Will be heio
at the New willard Hotel September
Is, when the first dance will be given
by the band and drill corps. Both the
band and the orchestra will furnish
the music for the opening event OF
the season. which it is planned TO
have memorable infmany ways.
Rev. Hugh t. Stevenson. grand
chaplain Of the Grand Lodge Of the
District. is again on the point OF EN-,
barking for war-torn Europe. He VIII
sail August 20 to attend the brother,
hood convention, in London, He VIII
spend some time in wales and Scot,
land and later will visit Belgium and
France. returning some time in Octo-
ber He will be accompanied by MRS.
Stevenson.
Ruth Chapter. No. 1. Order of the
Eastern Star. has indefinitely post
poned it's anniversary picnic