Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-10-10


Temple-Noyes Lodge, No. 80, is
making elaborate. preparations for
the presentation of the f. A. degree
Thursday evening, with its official
line for the work composed of its
past masters, ranking in the order
of their seniority: Carter B. Keene
as master: Stirling Kerr. as senior
warden: Leroy W. Heron, as junior
warden; Frank Sprigg Perry, as
senior deacon: John G. Hodges. as
junior deacon; c. Fred Cook. as senior
stew ard: John Poole. as Junior stew
ard; Francis A. Sebring, as secre-
tary: Louis c. Wilson, as treasurer;
Claude F. King. as marshall; Rev.
William Tayloe Snyder, as chaplain.
and four past grand masters OF the
District of Columbia as escorts. Fol-
lowing the communication the lodge
will have two entertainment events.
entitled "Barrage Against the BIZ
valve and when Greek Meets
Greek" in which Joe Grant and Billy
Murray will give an exhibition of
acteristic of the lodge, which also
carries in it's official circulars the
injunction, "It is dangerous to miss
meetings of Temple Noyes Lodge"
Sunday afternoon. October "a. Tenn
ple-Noyes Lodge will have charge of
and Eastern Star Home, when Canon
3. William Tayloe Snyder. its chap
lain. probably will officiate. and ap-
propriate music will be rendered by
the splendid choir of the lodge.
A new Masonic lodge is we'll under
way. and it has been decided to hold
open the charter for a. few days
longer. when Albert Pike Lodge will
start in real earnest. There has been
.h-
blue. lodge was to be confined to men,
bers of the Scottish Rite. This. how
ever, is not the case, it is stated.
The lodge does hope to draw within
it's membership many Masons now
living in Washington whose blue
lodge affiliations are in other cities.
The fee for charter members has
been placed at SIS and officers have
been chosen as follows: Archie D.
Enge1, master: Sulaimaan David.
senior warden: Eiwood p. Morey.
Junior warden; Nathan WE'LL. senior
deacon: Frank Koch, junior deacon;
w. Champagne. senior steward; NJ.
Wertz, junior, steward, and Charles
Jones, treasurer. The office of secre-
tary has been left vacant for the
present.
The Trestleboard Club will hold an
informal dance at the Scottish Rite
Cathedral. Sd and E streets north
west. Friday evening. The club will
make visit to the Masonic and East
ern Star Home in a body the follow
ing day.
Acacia Lodge. No. is. will have an
elaborate ladies night" at the New
willard Saturday. evening. Past
Master Delos NJ. Carter. who is chair
nAp of the committee of arrange
MEETS, states that much of the talent
forsfhe entertainment will come from
New York especially for the occa-
sion, and that delightful evening is
Lodge and the woman members of
their families and friends.
George C. whiting Lodge. No. %.
also will have ladies night at it's
lodge hall. 1910 Wisconsin avenue
northwest, tomorrow evening. start
ing at o'clock. Cards have been is
sued for the event. 80
The Masonic carnival at Bright
wood, under the auspices of SLAMS
bury Lodge, Brightwood Royal Arch
Chapter. Ruth Chapter of the Eastern
Star, and the Ladies' Aid of STAINS
bury. goes merrily on. Last Friday
night, during the midst of Grotto
night, the lights went out and re-
daunted by this little happening,
Monarch Charles A. Stevens. the ire
pressible head of Kallipolis Grotto.
and the fair management arranged
for another Grotto night for Wednes-
day of the current week, when the
Grotto Band will play and "a real.
live, white baby will be given away"
Just why the baby is to be given
away is carefully withheld as one
of the amusing surprises of the even
ing. Tomorrow night will be Blue
Lodge night; Tuesday. Mystic Shrine
rhNr v1te 10 1sav-
Commandery night; Friday, Scottish
Rite night. and Saturday, the big
wind-up. which is briefly described as
some night" Both Stansbury Lodge
and Brightwood Chapter will hold
brief business sessions during the
account of the fair.
The Masonic Bowling Association
will visit Columbia Lodge, No. 8. in
q body Friday evening.
Mount Pleasant Royal Arch Chapter
is preparing for a social evening the
ment and refreshments will be pro-
vided. Companion L. Whiting Estes is
in charge. The same circular is au-
1hority for the statement that there
is to be "a grand Royal Arch night
December 80 to celebrate the close of
sonic year. The executive committee
of the High Priests Association is
making the arrangements and it IS
said expects to have the Royal Arch
degree presented for a class at the
Arcade Auditorium, with the grand
high priest and other officers Of the
Grand Chapter officiating. At the
close of the degree. it is stated, the
hall will be thrown open for dancing.
CAL
eral secretary of the local Scottish
Rite bodies. was duly installed Tues
day evening by the new Supreme
Council deputy in the District, Roe
Fulkerson. and the announcement was
made that the class for the coming
now numbers above one hundred.
No petitions will be received after
, October Is for the short form cere-
the Mystic Shrine. which is called for
Wednesday evening. October 20. at
40 pm, in the banquet hall of the
New Masonic Temple. This is due to
a change of bylaws which requires all
petitions to lie over for investiga-
tiop. Almas Temple was hard hit dur
ing the past week by the sudden and
entirely unexpected death of genial
Theodore Picard during the trip to
attend the ceremonial session of Id
J.u Temple in Philadelphia WedneS-
day evening. There was no more
popular Mason and Shriner in Wash
ington, IT is said. than Noble Picard
Tor any harder worker for Masonic
causes and charities than he. His
death cast deep feeling of gloon
and sorrow over the entire craft, an6
especially in the Shrine where he was
held in affectionate regard.
The first meeting of charter mem
hers for the organization of Almas
Temples Automobile Club was SEIZED
uled for Friday evening, but the flu