Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-10-17
F raternit'ieS

! died September % in the Royal Hos
| pital. London. He was received as a
! companion of Washington Council,
| Royal and Select Masters. of this city
| during the year just closed.
Grand High Priest Frank F.. Major,
| Orville Drown. grand visitor and lee
turer. and High Priest Alexander X.
Meek of La Fayette Royal Arch Chap
ter, with John G. Brice. scribe of
Eureka Chapter We're visitors to
Mount Horeb Chapter. No. Z, Tuesday
evening, when the Mark degree was
presented. Guy G. C. Campbell. who
us organizing a choir for Mount Ho-
reb. announced that the choir would
make its first appearance at the first
meeting in November. The Mark de-
gree will be presented again at the
meeting October 20:
Monarch Charles A. Stevens of Kali
llpoiIs Grotto of Yelled Prophets has
announced that the grotto will have
az hiddles' krismas karniva' at old
Masonic Temple, 9Th and f streets
northwest the evening of December
80. The annual nominations of Of
hcers for kallipolis tirotto will take
place December II and the annual
election and business meeting Janu-
airy q. CaStleman F. Boss and Mar
shall W. Pickering have been APP
pointed as chairmen of the committee
on transportation and the committee
ION hotel accommodate in connec-
ton with the annual convention of
the supreme Council to be held in At
lantic City next June.
The Grotto Band and Drill Corps
nave issued attractive Invitations for
their Halloween fame, dress ball at
the New Willard November |. The
Halloween dance is usually the most
n Da Z
dances and the committee is prepar-
ing Tor a record breaking attendance
AS usual, the band and the grotto or
chestra will furnish the music. Mon
arch stevens is arranging for a cere-
mohlal for probably November IS
J edz Grotto of Baltimore will have
Grand Monarch DR.. Dwight E. Cone
Tor a guest at it's ceremonial tomor-
row evening.
"A well attended meeting of the ad-
risory BOARD of Masonic clubs of the
metropolitan Hotel Thursday evening.
all cubs of the District and Alex
andrIa, Va, being represented. Past
Grand Master James w. Witten pre-
Sided ana made an address on the an
nual convention of the League of Ma
sonic Clubs. which will be held in this
CITY May 10. IL and II of next year.
l.. H. Troutman. vice president of the
league. and others spoke upon the
subject. 1t was announced that in the
near future number of committees
VIII be appointed in connection with
the convention. The District clubs are
determined to make next years con-
vention one of the most Interesting
ever held in this city and the most
enjoyable of any yet held by the
league. 1t has been estimated that
approximately 10000 persons will be
in attendance, and the District clubs
insist that the word welcome" will
be manifested to the extent of their
ability. Inquiries already are pour
ing in regarding hotel accommoda-
TONS
The club movement is said to be
spreading rapidly all over the coun-
try, the membership now numbering
more than 100000. There are fifteen
clubs in Washington and Alexandria.
and many more in process of forma-
ton. In addition to Past Grand Mas
ter Wltten as chairman of the COM
mlttee on arrangements Past Master
r. J. Ayers is treasurer and Charles A.
Stevens, monarch of Kallipolis Grot-
to. is secretary
The stated communication of Tenn
ple-Noyes Lodge, No. 80, last Thursday
evening proved one of the banner oc-
casions in the history of the organi-
that practically the entire floor space
of lodge room No. 2 was occupied by
members and visitors. The E. A. de-
gree was conferred on a class of four
candidates. the past masters of the
lodge, in order of seniority filing the
stations and places. A feature was
the participation. as conductors, Of
four past grand masters, ]. Claude
KEEPER. Lem Towers, jr.. Alexander
Grant and Joseph H. Milans, and of
Past Grand Master Matthew Trimble
in another important capacity 1t is
that never before has a de-
gree been exemplified in this Masonic
jurisdiction with such a distinguished
cast. all those named being mem ers
of the lodge. A surprise was sprung
on Worshipful Master L. Whiting Es-