Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-11-07

much worked up over the big core
monial scheduled for November 20 at
Polls. He has been promised . c1 ss
Of 500 candidate. to top Of, his year
seems likely to be, so 1t IL said, 1t
will represent an increase Of 1900 in
bership in Alnas Temple for the
year. But there is to be very much
more than big class, which will
be helped by the fact that the new
tby-laws will go into effect shortly aft
! onward. doubling the initiation fee.
THE committee on new feats is look
ling very wise, and the arrival of
divers and sundry boxes and bundles
from other points indicates that
something really new Is under way.
! I he new Shrine Automobile Club Is
now we'll under way. and new enroll
| Tnents are being received rather faster
ed hustlers and promise the club will
be fairly on the map by the hrst OF
| the new year.
| The patrol dance, scheduled for No
Ivember IL at the New Willard. is the
next big special feature along. social
lines to be presented. For this also
unusual preparations have been ana
are still being made.
| The November number Of the Abb
contains an affectionate tribute to the
as the father of Almas Temples ia
nous Oriental Band. With better op-
portunities for rehearsals this organ
ization is going to devote more AZ
tention to its music. which, with the
other temples. Noble w. w. Biggs was
elected president Of the brass. band
organization, October 20.
! Joseph steker, high priest Of
Brightwood Royal Arch Chapter. has
announced that commencing Novem-
Der 10 the chapter will hold its meet
| ings in the new Masonic temple at
i Brightwood. the second and fourth
| cember meetings will be held on the
first and third Wednesdays. The Hlgh
Priests Association will officiate in
| the Royal Arch degree in--the chapter
November is.
| The George Washington University
Club has elected the following rep
resentatives to the advisory board OF
Masonic clubs: J.. Pierson James.
Charles N. Fry. William J. DOW
cis Blehr. Charles r. Allen and Rob-
ert M. Pulliam.
| The Level Club will meet the lat
ter part Of this month for the election
of officers and representatives to the
At the meeting of the Railroad
Square Club. held October 80, the pro-
gram included vocal selections by
Mrs. Clara Naecker and Sergt. God
frey. with Mrs. Mary Bills as accom-
PIANIST. Refreshments were served.
The club has furnished a room at
the Masonic and Eastern Star Home
and is taking great interest In the
| institution. and has done much in
entertaining the folks there. During
the past summer the club also gave
freshments to the members Of the
Baptist Orphanage and the Swartzell
HOME for Children.
! The club is arranging to serve
Thanksgiving dinners to many of the
orphan children in the various homes
ftation Of the Lambskin Club to at
.tend an entertainment at Alexandria
for the benefit of a fife and drum
corps in connection with the conven-
ton of the National League Of Ma
| sonic Clubs to be held next May. The
meeting of the club falling on Christ
mas day it was decided to meet DE-
cember Is instead.
=, Owing to the illness Of Monarch
scheduled for November Is has been
postponed and will be combined with
the business meeting December IT. :
The Grotto Band, Monday evening,
piayed for the harvest festival Of
st. Johns Lodge at the New villa I'd
Hotel; the band members, in keeping
with the harvest season, being at
tired as farmers.
BY far the most successful dance
yet given by the Grotto Band and
| Drill Corps was the Halloween ball
at the New Willard Hotel, Monday
evening. Nearly one thousand per
sons were in attendance, the fancy
costumes of the dancers and those
of Of ,; hallipolis lis, Grotto Drill Corps
i ma ing a pretty si8nt. The moon
Prizes were awarded as follows:
halloween costume, Mrs. Eugene
Terry and Leslie Fox; comical COS
| tunes. Richard Cooke and Miss Lena
Moore: fancy costumes. Miss Blanche
+Mealy and Miss Mae Bened: popu-
were w. G.. Belts. W. r. Leutynkin-
gren and Mrs. Mabel Shackelford
Many visitors from out-of-town Croft
! toes were present. The next dance
will be held on November 2s. =
ORDER OF THE EASTERN STAR
Temple Chapter will have work to-
morrow evening, followed by enter
talnment and refreshments.
Columbia Chapter tomorrow even
ing will receive its annual grand Wis.
itation at 8 o'clock.
Electa Chapter wf1l have a soc,.,
evening Tuesday The auxiliary
board was entertained Monday even
ing by Mrs. Joseph ". Kelly. The
board recently raised $20s.o9 for the
general auxiliary board.
Naomi Chapter will be entertained
by members Of the Readers Club
"wednesday evening, after a short
business session. Miss Isabel Pechin
Macarthur will give special readings.
and music will be furnished by Miss
Lois Stuntz. pianist, and Mrs. Mabel
Putnam and Miss Nellie Ernst, cor
netists. Members of the fraternity are
Invited.
William F. Hunt Chapter will have
its annual grand visitation Thursday
ievening.
The members Of Lebanon Chapter
will give their first dance at the
The chapter will have its annual
grand visitation November 20. Leb-
anon Chapter has been having TX
ceptionally large classes for initia-
ton. twenty candidates receiving the
degrees at the last meeting.
Miriam Chapter will have work at
1 its meeting tomorrow night. After
the meeting refreshments will be
served.
After the initiation of large. class
Of candidates Tuesday night, Fidelity
Chapter, No. 10. will present to its
friends in open meeting an attractive
program arranged by the endowment
committee. Following this there will
i Cathedral Chapter Wednesday even
ing will have it official visit from the
grand matron and grand patron. The