Evening star., 1920-03-28

Thursday-Kallipols Grotto. Yelled
| Prophets. ceremonial session.
The astonishing revival Of Masonry
in all it's branches shown during the
ed. as evidenced by the extraordinary
number of blue lodge specials for de-
gree work the current week. which is
known as "fifth-night week" and
usually a period of Masonic inactivity.
A special meeting Of the Italo-
American Masonic Club will be held
this afternoon at o'clock. on the
for a purpose declared to be extraor-
dinary. Masons not members are also
invited to be present.
The fourth and last reunion Of the
bodies Of the Ancient and Accepted
Scottish Rite for the official year will
open at the Scottish Rite Cathedral,
Sd and f streets northwest. Tuesday
evening. April 6. when the fourth de-
gree will be presented with John H.
Won Herrmenn in charge. and be fol-
lowed by the fifth degree. with Ed
ward s. Moores. K. c. c. H.. heading
the official line It will be interrupted
Tuesday. April IA. bv the election OF
officers in Evangelist Chapter. Knights
Rose CroiX, hut will he resumed i'm
mediately after the election. on the
same evening. with the sixth degree
in charge of Henry Lansburgh. X. c.
C. H.. and the tenth degree. in charre
Of Snlaimaan David. X C. e; n.
April 90 the fourteenth degree will be
IN charge Of rrancis A. Sebrfng. thfr-
tv-third degree honorary: April 27
with the fifteenth degree Monte San
GER and Roe Fnlkerson. each thirty
third degree honorary: Nav I. six
+eenth deerae T. Claude Keiper. x. c.
q. IT.. and Gra+z F. Dunkum. thirty
second degree: Nav II. eighteenth de-
gree. Harrv II Trompson. z. c. c. n
and Merton t. Earson. thirtv-second
degree. concluding Tuesday. May IS.
TO Friday. Nav 81. inclusive.
In accordance with the annual GUS
tom the cere~nnnv Of extinenishtnP g
the symbolic liohts will he observed
nv E.va,~eliet Chapter knights Rose
C~oix Maundv Thnvsdav bnri1 l. at
7.20 nm. ir Trinitv p. F.. Church. 3d
and e sf-eate Northwest and at this
service all KNIGHTS Rose Croix must be
n-esert or narticinate IN snirst ac-
~ordirg to the nror1arnation Of Milton
tnr ~ tha rhart4- -eTha u-oorarn with
-esno,sas nv che Scottish Rite Choir
will ',~'ude GOOD Ts a Snirit" nv Raw
~e+t. Forrra, o~eriro Of tho rhapte-
ND re~n~t ~ the Nau~dv Thn-adav ~
cnn,rr'+tna- "Wo-,ao Rahn,@ INV Son .
|uet Mo~r-e Powse AND Hurn0hrev.
'aco, peNo,d THY Wothn~" and Ma-ra =
Ia-+e'e "cnvan T.et Words" After
-Sd-neene nv Y uarrv Tnr-inohar,
c-a-d Nrae+e- 81 Mos~re ~ the D's-
t-ict ~ Co1ur-hfa a~d nv Ah~orr 81
-,on viii follow "crd NV Father "
: /.
.ha "rourth w~-a" frov, Dnhn'e'
"caver voet To~|e". +hn v-,ve+sc han
~uet. "Uine E've~ C1orio,,~s'' fS%ainerr
tano- solo NV Rowie: extinonfshinp
4hA Ifohts George Roscoe Davis. fhi--
tv-third 6Aeree honorary actino
rise master assisted nv officers ~
me chapter. with responses by the
choir.
Faster Sunday. April 4. at p.r,.. the
ceremony Of rA,iehtiro fhe lights
will he observed. at Trinity Church
also. and aIl KNIGHTS Rose Croix are
obliee6 to hA present or TO partfcipate
In snfrit. The program. following the
onenine of the chapter. will include
"IuhiIate Deo" (Shackley). by the
nuet: NV Hope Is in the Everlast-
ing" fStainer). tenor solo Mr. Bowie:
re1iehtire the lights. "Sing Allelulia
Forth" (Rrck). nv the choir: address
bv Rev. John c. PALMER. thirtv-second
decree. Grand chaplain Of the Grand
Lodge of Masons Of the District Of Co
,umhia; i; Gloria" from Mozart's
America" The Scottish Rite Choir
under the direction Of J. Walter Hum :
phrey. includes John F. NJ. Bowie. first
tenor: Homer s. Pope. second tenor,
and Karl S. Kerr. first bass. with
Harry G. Kimball as ofganist.
Monarch Charles A. Stevens has
announced an elaborate Apri' Fool
ceremonial at Old Masonic Temple
Thursday evening for Kallipolis Grot-
Of the Enchanted Realm. with real
candidates, and the full ceremonial
ritual at s pm, followed by 'the
drama" when a three-ring circus will
be staged. with sawdust. clowns
an ev'rything." The business meet
ing will be opened at Z o'clock and
the candidates have been asked to ap-
pear at GAS pm. The announcements
in the lurid circular in red. white and
blue issued by Monarch Stevens are
such as to excite the Imagination and
raise the pitch of expectancy OF every
prophet fortunate enough to be pres
ent to the highest pitch. and "then
some, even to a tilt-over."
The circular also announces a cere-
monial and ladies' night entertain
ment at the New Willard the evening
of May II, a dance by the band and
drill corps April 16, a family outing
at the Zoo July II. an excursion to
Chesapeake Beach August II, the an
nual ladies' night entertainment at
the New willard October Is and the
kfddies' Christmas entertainment De-
cember 20 as a few of the things
that may be looked for.
Almas Temple of the Mystic Shrine
also is in the field for attention for
its annual ball de luxe, legitimate sue
cessor to the golden apple" social
spectacle Of a year ago, is scheduled
for the New Willard Tuesday evening,
April 6. The golden apple ball has
become one of the notable incidents
in Shrine history. The story Of Its
beauty, its grandeur. it's novelty and
what not was heralded far and near
in shrinedom and it gave Almas Tenn
pie a record for doing extraordinary
things. The forthcoming event, an
enthusiastic committee with Illus
trious Potentate Henry Lansburgh as
the great feature of the past year in
its every feature Imperial Poten-
tate w. Freeland Kendrick and Mrs.
Kendrick will come from Philadelphia
to grace the occasion, and with them
will come Charles s. Bair, potentate e
of Lulu Temple of Philadelphia, with
Mrs Bair and their daughter: Mr.
and Mrs. William Abrahams and Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Dolfinger, also rep
resenting Lulu Temple; William A.
French, potentate of Sudan Temple OF
New bern, N. c., and Mrs. French: Past
Potentate Philip Krimbe of Salaam