Evening star., 1920-04-04

fourth and nfth degrees.
This afternoon at 3 o'clock. at Trim
ity P. E. Church. Sd and c streets,
Evangelist Chapter, knights Rose
Croix. Of the Ancient and Accepted
Scottish Rite. will conduct the sym
bolic ceremony Of "relighting the
lights" The service is obligatory
upon all Knights Of Rose Croix. ac-
cording to the announcement Of Wise
Master Milton Hopfenmaier. X. c. c.
the chapter. the Scottish Rite Choir
Will sing "Jubilate Deo.' and the
'mytic banquet will follow. accord
Ing to the program. Then will follow
q tenor solo. Stainer's MY Hope Is in
the Eyerlastins." with the ceremony
OF "relighting the lights performed
by George Roscoe Davis. thirty third
degree honorary. acting wise master,
assisted by officers of the chapter
with responses by the choir: Bucks
Sing Allelulia Firth" by the choir:
address by Rev; John c: Palmer:
grand chaplain Of the Grand Lodge of
Masons Of the District Of Columbia; j;
the Gloria" from Mozarts Twelfth
Mass" by the choir. and America"
Attendance is limited exclusively to
Masons of the Scottish Rite of the
the direction Of J. Walter Humphrey.
K. c. c. H.. second bass, comprises
John F. M. Bowie. first tenor; Homer
8. Pope. second tenor and Karl s.
Kerr. tirst bass. The services will be
under the direction Of Milton Hop
fenmaier. K. C. c. H.. wise master Of
Evangelist Chapter.
Tuesday evening Mithras Lodge Of
Perfection of the Scottish Rite will
open it's spring reunion with the
fourth and fifth degrees. the Official
HERMANN. Herr s thirty.third % degree % n honon on
rary, and Edward 8. Moores. X. c. c.
H.. respectively. The class already
assured will bring the total number of
new members of the local bodies of
the rite for the past year in excess
the preceding year. according to the
statement of Stirling Kerr. thirty
third degree honorary, deputy for
the Supreme Council of the Southern
Jurisdiction in the District of CO.
lumbia.
In addition to presenting the E. A.
degree in its home lodge Tuesday
evening. the degree team of Myron
NJ. Parker Lodge will visit Anacostia
Lodge tomorrow evening. where the
NJ. NJ. degree will be presented. the
degree team using its new costumes.
At its stated meeting Wednesday
King Solomon Lodge will concern it
self purely with lodge matters. but
special for the NJ. NJ. degree, with
luncheon in the banquet hall al high
noon," the announcement reads.
Master Paul B. Cromelin Of Benta-
min B. French Lodge announces that
| u wit n
Schick acting as senior deacon. will
have charge of the F. c. degree to-
morrow evening. and that, following
the degree. J. Herbert Taylor. CHIEF
Of the Identification division of the
United states Navy, will deliver an
Identification and the Bertillon Sys-
tenn"
The advisory board of the Masonic
clubs will hold its spring meeting al
the Metropolitan Hotel tomorrow
evening at 8 o'clock. with Grand Mas
ter J. Harry Cunningham and Presi-
dent Paul B. Cromelin of the Masters
Association as its guests. 1t is an
nounced that the clubs of Washing
ton all have affiliated with the Ma
tional League Of Masonic Clubs or
the United States, through the ad-
visory board. The national conyen-
ton viii be held in New York July s.
Z and s. The clubs represented In the
advisory board include the Ashlar,
Fellowship, Trowel, Trestleboard,
South Gate. Italian-American, Rail
road Square. Triangle; ssls,,1tam Lamosk,n, wi1h
Circle and George washington, ana on VIM ofsn
GERS of the board are: w. R. Metz,
president; W. D. Clark. vice presl-
dent: J. w. Dow, secretary-treasur
II is expected that three new clubs 10
be organized shortly will be repre-
sented tomorrow evening.
The Oriental Band of Almas Tenn,
nile Of the Mystic Shrine. the one
UNIQUE Shrine feature OF whicn
Washington can boast; is mo. moaestt s;ts
pushing itself into the thst l'meEn' win take take
an where the combined auxiliaries
1aft of the series Of dances at the
Raleigh Hotel, and will give ITS IN.
augural hop Thursday evening IN tne
Raleigh ballroom. the aahce Is mo- mo-
natroTs ball at the New Willard
Tuesday evening. because the date
was announced long prior to ina.
selected for the patrol ball. It 10
announced, and preparations nave
anne too far forward to permit OF
sat,onement. son1 @ Consequently. Thurs.
Sey evening the Oriental artists VIII
%a nresent to greet their friends
arrayed in their latest import;ed ;.. FER FER
sian costumes and equipped with new
instruments. a choir of N,ad muse.tes nav, nav,
ing Just actually been en- ,"p1r and q new
prngram paray M of the peculiar music which
| bas made the Oriental Band FAMOUS
ne mas shrinedom. All sorts of pleasant
surprises are assured for the first
hop. which VII, pia.s oe With it another.
Meanwhile. Almas Temples Arab
patrol is still putting forth its. best
efforts to make the successor ,sst 10 naar .ne
rS,'esTav evening, at the New Will
lard aid a thing long to be talked Of
afterward. The souvenirs provided
far for the ladies are handsome: UNIQUE
and costly, and the dance &c prosram pnss,ta n
| B.+antate Henry Lansburgh is lend
| ~. Lie oficial effort to insure that