Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-10-03

will preach special sermon on The
completion of the Temple
The Craftsman Club is to hold a
banquet October 20 at Northeast Ma
sonic Temple.
conferred by Osiris Lodge at the
stated communication to be held
Wednesday.
Potomac Lodge will have the E. A.
degree tomorrow evening, with Junior
arden Grover E. Payne heading
\ the line.
Potomac Commandery, No. 2
Knights Templar, will confer +bs,
Order of the Temple Wednesday even
ing.
AT the eonvocation Of Mount Horeb
the past and most excellent mastaS
degrees were conferred At the CON
vocation ts" ~ oo on October IL the mark mas
Prie seg ine;o Wi! be exemplified High
Guy Campbell director of a choir
winch is to be organized in Mount
Horeb Chapter. Mr.. Campbell now is
en- ue eag TO ascertain the names of
all companions who can sing.
carnival is being conducted by
Stansbury Lodge at its new temnIe
georgia Gee, and Colorado avenues. and
l., b.
lodge night will be celebrated tomore
row. other nights assigned as spe-
clal celebrations are: October S. Ma
sonic bowling; October 6. Grotto; Oc
sune &c. =, Royal Arch; October 8. East
ordnance Company: October 8. Ma
sonic clubs; October II, blue iodpa.
october II, Shrine; October Is, BABY:
s Gc,oGer u, commandery; October is,
The proceeds Of the carnival ara tn
}go toward the building fund Of
the temple which has recently been
| Several hundred members of rho
Shrine are expected to go to Phfla-
delphia Wednesday to be guests Of
Lulu Temple that evening at cere-
mona to be held in the Metropolitan
will head the party, which will Leave
the Union station on a special train
at 12:45 o'clock. The brass band
Gill ar,ll team tea and Oriental Band will
made t frem rr'P The return trip viii be
thursday morning. Reservations must
be made with Recorder Lawrence
walker not later than Monday.
Arrangements are being comnleted
| for the first monthly dance Of the
season OF Almas Temple Patrol to he
held at the Willard Hotel Friday
night. "@S
Mount Pleasant Chapter No. "a
X. A. NJ, will confer the Rova1 Arch
degree at its stated convocation Fri
day. l.. Whiting Estes will he in
ssnnarge OF the convocation of October
pensed with and the evening given
over to entertainment and refresh
ments.
Grand Master Gault Of the Grand
Lodge of Virginia paid an oficiai
visit to a joint communication Of The
eight lodges composing the first and
hfty-fourth Masonic districts Of that
state at Alexandria last Monday even
ing. several hundred Masons were
present and addresses were delivered
by Grand Master Gault Past Grand
Master James w. Witten of the mic
trlct OF Columbia, Past Master Gala
nan OF alexandria and others, and
gram consisting mainly of musical
numbers, was rendered. Past Master
Chester A. Gwinn of Andrew JacIsor
lodge. Alexandria. was master Of
ceremonies. VI
EASTERN STAR.
Martha Chapter will have charre of
the religious services at the Masonic
and Eastern Star Home SUNDAY. octo-
Der lo, at pm The chapter will hold
its annual rummage sale at 175oH 18th
street October 4. through the 10th.
Electa Chapter initiated a class of six
Tuesday evening and received twantv
seven petluons, making a total of 1856
lpetltions received during the year. The
auxiliary board will pay its annual visit
to the home Wednesday.
Ruth Chapter will have a short bust
ness meeting tomorrow night The ma
iron. Annie Jones, announces that all
who forgot their donations last meeting
or those who would like to make dona-
uons for the home can do so at this
meeting.
Ida Lacey. chairman Of the endow-
ment committee of Lebanon Chapter,
announces bazaar and dance in the
banquet room of the New Masonic Tenn
pie wednesday. An invitation is ex-
tended to all members of the fraternity
ana their friends to attend. The first
dance to be given by the chapter will be
held at the Raleigh Hotel November 10
At Columbia Chapters last meeting,
after the degrees were conferred. solos
by Miss Eva Bright were rendered and
refreshments served. The visit to the
home is announced for next Thursday
evening. Automobiles will meet the
members at 1870 pm. at the Georgia
| oscHoc duu the lftn street car lines, on
| Rlttenhouse street. The program will
be arranged by Mrs. Joseph Leverton,
Mrs Ida B. Wales and the chapter
quartet. The Floral Circle will meet
tomorrow at Mrs. Jennie Haig's resi-
dence, 1851 Irving street.
AT the last meeting of ST Johns
Chapter the degrees were conferred on
number of candidates. The line Off
GERS are to be advanced tomorrow. Miss
Eleanor Watson, acting matron. and
Mrs. Belle Buchanan, as associate ma
iron. The stations Of conductress and
associate conductress will be filled by
Past Matrons Georgia and Gertrude Mi
lans. The officers of the chapter will
give card party Thursday at the resi-
dence of Mrs. Buchanan. sol M street
northwest.
Areme Chapter is to meet Wednes-
day evening to confer the degree on
| a large class.
Esther Chapter will meet Thursday.
at which time the degrees Will be con-
ferred. Matron Sarah M. Mcqueen
announces that at the conclusion of
the work the chapter will be address,
ed by Lurtin R. CHM, who has re-
Gently returned from overseas.