Evening star., 1919-04-13
~ Fratern1t1es ~
both the F. c. and E. A. degrees vii
be pre4ented

| La Fayette Lodge. No. 10. will open
Its special communication .or s.ae ae
pm. and will also have the r. u
degree Thursday evening.
Master M. J. Fillius states that an
| error was mace in the last bulletin OF
Anacostia Lodge. No. II. and that tne
| working schedule provides for the
F. c. degree April 81 and the E. A.
degree at a special April Is.
Almas Temple Of the Mystic Shrine
| will carry a delegation Of $50 mobiles
| to the session of the Imperial Council
| at indianapolis, June 10, IL and IL.
including the new Almas Temple band
of thirty-five pieces. the Oriental
band. Henry Lansburgh. drum major.
and Charles A. Stevens conductor; the
Arab patrol Of forty men: under Capt.
Charles D. Shackelford. and the
the oldest and wisest mobiles Of the
| temple. as custodians of the candi-
dacy of Illustrious Potentate L. Whit
| ing Estes for position in the line OF
| imperial officers. The party will leave
Washington Saturday evening, June
IL. at 8 o'clock. by special train. and
will be quartered at the Dennison
Hotel in Indianapolis. except the
potentate and other supreme repre-
sentatives. James T. Gibbs. Henry
and Past Imperial Potentate Harri-
son Dingman, who will be quartered
at the Lincoln. F. Lawrence Walker.
chairman of the committee of ar
rangements. reports that nearly all
the reservations made for the occa-
sion have been taken.
King David Lodge announces the +.
c. degree for Tuesday evening.
The ladies' of Areme Chapter. Order
of the Eastern Star. will serve re-
quet hall after the degree work In
Lafayette Lodge Tuesday evening.
The lodge will have twenty-five can
didates for the work Thursday even
ing.
A reminder has been received that
Temple-Noyes Lodge, No. 80, will en-
tertain with "a father and son night
Thursday evening, April "a. MAJ. Z.
Fred Cook, the junior past master.
heads the committee for this novel
event.
Brightwood Chapter Of Royal Arch
Masons will have the r. A. degree
Wednesday evening, with two teams.
Orient Commandery Monday night
elected the following officers: Charles
H. oQuicTs COuiiHdHuci, Nu- L. DiAoh'
generalissimo; r. NJ. Brown, captain
general: Otto B. Roepke. senior war
den: Clyde H. Filley, Junior warden
Richard P. Evans. prelate; Guy M.
Neely, treasurer; William e. Miller.
recorder; John P. Rappolt, standard
| bearer; r. e. Titlow. sword bearer:
William B. Freeman. warder; A. w.
Johnston, trustee. Under the admin
| istration Of Commander Thomas j.
Gates the year just closed was report
ed one of unusual success. Forty
nine new members were added to the
roster. Orient Commandery now has
a band composed of its own members.
This band will accompany the COM
mandery to Philadelphia in September
to the triennial conclave. The annual
inspection will be held tomorrow night
at the grand visitation. At the con-
fcers will be installed.
Monarch Charles d. Shackelford an
Grotto at Chamber of Commerce Hall
April 20, when candidates will be re-
ceived in short form and the forth
coming Supreme Council convention
in Pittsburgh in June will receive at
tention. The Grotto drill corps is ar
ranging for dances at the New Will
lard for May 1. Handsome prizes will
be awarded. The Crotto Band and
Glee Club will entertain Temple-Noyes
Lodge April "a and William r. Sim
gleton Lodge May 9. Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Kidwell, daughter and son-in-
law Of Prophet Alex Schmid. are as
sisting the glee club at its weekly
meetings.