Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-11-14


- for the current week include
the grand visitations noted in
the calendar at the head OF
these columns and the memorial ex-
ercises to be held by Columbia Lodge
No. 8. Friday evening.
I Saturday evening the Scottish Rite
bodies will inaugurate their series OF
| informal dances for the membership
and ladies at the Scottish Rite
Cathedral, 81 and E streets north
i west. "A splendid white jazz band,
with light refreshments, will be fea
| lures. There will be no fee of any
| kind, but admission is necessarily
limited to the members of the rite
who will be required to show their
| identification cards at the door. The
clubroom will be thrown open to the
guests of the evening for cards, bill
lizards. chess and social converse.
Tuesday evening Mithras Lodge OF
Perfection will present the cere-
| monial of the fifth degree for the
Action on delinquency is phrase
that is beginning to appear in the
circulars from the secretaries of the
various Royal Arch chapters. Mount
Horeb Chapter. No. Z. announcing
vocation of November 90
The summary Of last years work
in National Lodge. No. IL, is said to
show an increase in assets of 3d.
1870, which may be helpful to the
New Masonic Temple. if a general
agreement is reached upon the
proposition for it's erection.
Joppa Lodge. U. D., which will have
the F. c. degree at it's communica-
ton Wednesday evening. has secured
the property at 1879 Upshur street
| northwest. which has been purchased
by an association composed Of its
friends. The young lodge is proud of
its new quartet, under the direction
of Dwight S. Church, who states he
is anxious to build up double quar-
tet. and also to secure a Masonic
l the lodge will have the M. M. de-
gree. So
Pentalpha Lodge. No. %. announces
| short program of good music as
entertainment at it's grand visitation
to tor evening in lodgeroom No. l.
scheduled for November 80. The lodge
election and installation Of officers
will occur December 6.
/ In the expressed opinion of Grand
Master Cunningham and other visitors
Tempie-Noyes Lodge. No. 80. outdid it.
: self in connection with the annual grand
visitation last Thursday evening The
hour scheduled for the entrance Of the
grand master, accompanied by the other
Officers Of the grand lodge. was SEIZED.
}uled for 40 o'clock, and, as the pro.
gram called for the exemplifcation Of
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available for a special entertainment,
| for the grand lodge officers In liet
thereof it was decided to concentrate al
efforts on the decoration of lodgeroon
No. 2. The date being the anniver.
sary Of Armistice day, that fact wa.
taken advantage Of for making extensiv,
use of the national colors. Almost ever,
inch of wall space was covered will
American flags, artistically arrange
and gracefully draped These formed 1
most appropriate background for the ar
rangement OF Towering plants and ferns
employed in lavish profusion. Larg'
chrysanthemums predominated. Thu
grand master and each officer of tn
grand lodge was presented with a spe
ciaIy selected chrysanthemum of i'm
mense size as the official visitors tool
! their departure from the ROOM
A communication from High Prizes
Joseph Steker of Brightwood Roya
tArch Chapter, No. 9. after announcing
that It's convocations Will be held IL
the new Stansbury Lodge Temple OF
the second and four h Wednesdays il
November. reverting to the origina
order of the first and third Wednes
day. beginning with December. an
will be conferred by the High Priests
Association of 1920. the evening o.
November. IS, which is Thursday. H,
also adds that an invitation is extend
ed to all Capitular Masons to visit tn,
new temple on the dates mentioned
From J. G. Brice, secretary-treasur
Ter Of the High Priests Asso citation, i
lis learned that at the sessions Of TN,
lGrand Chapter School Of instruction
November 10 and December thu
before the Grand Chapter commute,
on work and lectures. in the charte;
ichamber The mark, past and mos
lexcellent degrees are scheduled fol
November 10. and the Royal Arch FOL
December 3. The officers to fill IN.
various stations have been selected
by Grand Lecturer Orville Drown. AL
Royal Arch Masons are invited to he
present.
Plans for the Royal Arch degree
presentation December 80 will b.
considered by the High Priests AS.
ISOLATION at its meeting Saturday
evening.
Stansbury Lodge. No. "a, announces
two specials for the current week ir
it's new temple at Brightwood
Almas Temple Of the Mystic Shrine
lis astir over the ceremonial for the
"Potentate's class" at Polls Theater
|Novembe 20. which promises to break
all records, according to Recorder F
Lawrence Walker, who is not gen.
orally profuse with predictions. I'm.
ider the bylaws, recently adopted, this
will be the last class to be received
at the $50 fee. and in consequence q
great many eligibles are applying 70,
this ceremonial. The drums for the
new Drum Corps arrived Tuesday, and
this will introduce a new feature t.
the ornamentatiqns Of the rites. The
proclamation of 1llustrious Potentatt
Henry Lansburgh states that the
business session will be held at 4:3t
Ip.m., and the ceremonial session al
Is pm. There is to be a concert b,
1.-THE Military Band, music by the
lOriental Band. and Almas Temple
IChanters, with moving pictures. TIL.
l"vuudeville'' is divided into foul
l"episodes." the first staged In 9TH,
Desert at Sunrise" with the approach
LOT the caravan; the second. The Ty
; phoon" that overtakes the novices
1.-THE third, Mount Ararat." with tn,
Iadded note. "Sherman's definition ha,
nothing on this" and the fourth a