Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-11-09

! tentate Freeland Kendrick and of Lu
I-u Temple Wednesday evening, which
was followed by a unique banquet
Thursday evening. by the Lu Lu Tenn :
pie Mounted Guards. the crack drill
corps of Lu Lu Temple. A brief mes
| sage Friday stated that the potentate
| had not recovered from his bewil-
| derment. because it was ceremonial
was Of such an elaborate and un-
usual nature that it had been length
ened out into days and required days
for recovery. Still. with it's social
| instincts in strenuous activity. the
! Almas Arab Patrol. now reinforced
Band and the new Ladies' Auxiliary.
| passes from one dance to another,
| the new one being the dance ex-
trordinary scheduled for Thanksgiv-
! ing evening, November q, and an
other December 20. usherinE in the
that way now under Potentate Estes.
Almas Temple at its November l
session appropriated $500 for the
| Trinity Community fund. Almas is
| closely approaching the 5000 mem
bership mark.
Master Charles Stewart Gawler
Will celebrate the declining days OF
his successful term with a LADIES'
night" Thursday evening, with en-
ing for the members of Osiris Lodge
their wives. mothers. daughters. sis
tiers and friends" as the card an
nouncement succinctly states; NO
yember 10 comes the grand visitation.
with the F. c. degree.
The South Gate Clubs recent dance
at the Raleigh was a success, an en-
thusiastic member reports. It also
included a song recital by Cnarles
tod h a
Potter. Vari- colored paper hats ana
other souvenirs helped to make merry
the evening. The next dance IS scneo-
uled for the early part OF Jahudfy
The clubs next meeting Will De heiu
November %. in room sol, Southern
Railway building.
The Kallipolis Grotto Band will play
for the Circle Club Friday evening
November 81, when the District COM
missioners and other officials ana EN-
ployes are to be entertained, under the
direction of Charles A. stevens; .ne
club president. The band played re-
Gently at the buffet luncheon OF the
advisory board, and the Glee Cup
sang for William r. Singleton Lodge
Wednesday evening. Both organlza-
tions entertained the Lambskin Club
at Naval Lodge Hall. and November 81
will entertain the Fellowship Club.
Prizes awarded at the Halloween
ball of the Grotto Band and Drlll
Corps went to Miss Mildred r. Edge
and Katie NJ. Moreland in the fancy
costume class, and to Horace A. Hunt
and Harry NJ Randall In the comics.
to Miss OZella Ballard and Miss Frieda
VAIN and to D. ]. Woodward and j.
]. Cunningham The judges were MIS-
ZeI Weaver Oatley. E. E. Lucas and
II. L. Wilson of Portland, Ore.
The next dance will be at the New
Willard, November Is. George e.
Howard has been asked to provide the
largest and best bronze turkey as
prize for this dance. Other features
are promised.
De Mo1ay Commandery. No. 4.
knights Templar, will have the orders
of the Red Cross and Malta Tuesday
evening, with a number of candidates.
At its last convocation. Washington
Naval Royal Arch Chapter had dis
tinguishe1 array of dignitaries in its
official line for the Royal Arch degree.
including Grand High Priest Emmett
F. Carter John A. Goodier, assistant
grand visitor and lecturer; Deputy
Grand High Priest Frank F. Major
and others Grand Master Milans de-
livered an address. The chapter will
have the Mark degree Wednesday
evening.
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