Evening star., 1920-05-23

entertainment a large class was OBJ
/ ligated. and at the open session
operetta. THE Mystic Isle Of Chin
Chin" was revelation. Jacques
Heidenheimer directed the orchestra
and the Grotto band and orchestra
! furnished music for dancing later
Past Grand Monarch Ed schmid is
after his efforts as the keen OBJ
, server" in the operetta. The next
Grotto feature will be the family out
ing to the Zoo July "a. followed by
the annual excursion to Chesapeake
Beach August IL. Andy Walker says
the Grotto bal tossers are ready
for the fray with the Shrine June IL
and that there will lie a different
kind of mock funeral this year
The Grand commandery OF knights
Templar announces the following
list of officers and committees: Fred
S. Cawson. grand commander;
Adolphus GUIDE. deputy grand COM
mander; John A. Meyer, grand gen.
eralissimo; William K. Reeve. grand
grand senior warden; James T. Gibbs
grand junior warden; James Shera
Montgomery. grand prelate: Alexan-
der Grant, grand treasurer: Arvine
w. Johnston. grand recorder: Rob,
ert L. Middleton. grand standard
bearer: Gratz E. Dunkum. grand
warder, and Charles r. Roberts,
grand captain of the guard.
Edward P. Hazleton was reappoint-
ed inspector general and Benjamin
Ls.eomSs nansr. vas as tbs reapponted peh IN
The following standing committees
were appointed:
Finance-Guy NJ. Neely. Montgom-
cry Hunter. Eugene E. Thompson. l..
whiting Estes and George H. Town
send.
Claude KEEPER. Frank E. Gibson.
Abram s. Mccoy. Joseph H. Milans
and Thomas A. Lee.
Unfinished business-Wafter B. Pet
tus. Burt A. Grist, Arthur c. Shaw,
william s. Quinter and William j.
kirkland.
Grievances Harry Cunningham.
Dan W. Beach, jr.: James A. Ruther-
ford, Helmer Rabild and William 8.
Waddey.
Dingman, Alex Mckenzie. William T.
Galliher. Walter H. Klopfer and Lem
Towers. jr.
Correspondence-Jam A. West.
Court +. Wood. Edward H. Tomp-
kins. Abram r. Server and Luther n.
Waring.
Cray, ChafIeS L. ouAChcIiorOs f. AAA-
Savage and Roland N. Brown were
appointed as a special committee to
arrange for the observance OF Ascen-
sion day in 1921.
La Fayette Royal Arch Chapter.
Tuesday evening. entertained MOUNT M
with song, story, speeches and cere-
mony. High Priest Alexander K. Meek
delivered an address of welcome tnat
made his visitors want to come agar: i:
Past Master James 5. McCarthy u
Washington Centennial Looge stE'
red the patriotic members to roar
ing blaze: Past Grand Master James
W. Witten gave a characteristic ora,
tion- and Grand High Priest Frank r.
Major exhausted the dres OF oratory.
Ia Fayette Quartet sang and SOLOS
were contributed by Miss Mliorso Rorsa
hoIasr Mrs. Edith Wheeler was the
accomnanist to both. Refreshments
were provided by Bethlehem Chapter'
o. E. 8.
Tho annual reception and ball of the
Ionic club Of Master Maaons In the
Treasury Department will be nsid
Erday' in the crystal room OF the
New Ebbitt Hotel. High-ciass van-
deyille acts from the local theaters
and a buffet supper viii be features
OF the evening. H. or>n-
;re az a new administration. unoer
PRESIDENT Eugene NJ. Berger. Hugh
Brewster, vice president; c. A. SsC-
ouette. secretary; Frank j. r. Tniet:
freaaurer: r. NJ. Fell. marshal, ana
H. c. Cobaugh. doorkeeper.
6. Totino, bandmaster on the United
States battleship New Mexico, has
written and dedicated to the Arab Pa
troll of Almas Temple OF the Mystlc
Shrine a composition. entitled, Almas
Lansburgh received from him the or
chestration Of the piece for all the in
struments Of the AlmaS Military Bano'
of which he was formerly the director.
He was made a Shriner In Almas rem
pie two years ago and writes that ms
composition is a testimonial OF mis-
affection for old associations.
The Drill Corps Of Kallipolis Grotto
is to have IAN informal get-together
at the Pythian Temple Saturday. May
20. to which Capt. Thomas J. Ecnois
and sweethearts of the members are
invited for an evening of entertain
ment, with music. dancing and re-
freshments. The corps. until further
notice, will meet every Saturday even.
ing at 11th and B streets nor.awess aaa est
a
intimatfon is given that q compete
tion with Almas Temples Arab Pa
troll Is In mind.
ORDER OF THE EASTERN STAR.
The Ladies' Home Board Auxiliary
of the Masonic and Eastern Star
Home will meet tomorrow at 1870
p.m., at Masonic Temple.
Matron Edith A. Williams has an
nounced for tomorrow evening In Co
lumbia Chapter "a program of un-
usual interest followed by dancing"
The chapter will give q dance at the
Arcade Thursday night.
Grand Matron Helen E. Barnard and
Grand Patron Reuben A. Bogley will
pay their official visit to Miriam Chap
ter tomorrow evening. The degrees
will be conferred and refreshments
will be served.
Fidelity Chapter will have degree
work and short program OF enter
tainment Tuesday evening. Associate
Matron Emma McIndoo announces q
strawberry festival and dance for the
benefit of the chapter in the banquet
ing, June IL. with music, dancing. re-
freshments and laughter for those
who wish to enjoy a sociable evening.
Brookland Chapter will celebrate its
fourteenth anniversary Wednesday
evening. Matron Edith Parsons has
arranged a program of merit and the
grand matron and grand patron will
he guests of the evening. The auxil-
iary board will give = moonlight ex-
cursion June 3 Associate Matron
Lucy Sherwood has the matter in
charge.
Grand Matron Barnard and other
officers Of the Grand Chapter will con-
fer the degrees in William f. Hunt
Chapter Thursday evening. Matron
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