Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-04-25

particulars for the degrees Of the
fourth or Cathedral class" for 1920.
The degrees. which have been contin-
uing since April s. and will reach the
fifteenth degree In Evangelist Chap
ter. Rose Croix. Tuesday evening,
with Monte Sanger, ssd degree hon
orary. and Roe F'ulkerson, 33d degree
honorary, heading the cast, will in
clude the sixteenth degree. May 4.
headed by ]. Claude KEEPER, K. G.
G. H.. and Gratz E. Durkum. Monday,
May II. Mithras Lodge OF Perfection
Will have q special meeting for the
election; of candidates. and Tuesday,
May Is, the eighteenth degree will be
in charge Of Harry H. Thompson. K.
c. c. H.. and Merton L. Person, fol-
lowed by the nineteenth degree. the
twentieth degree. Master Of All, Sym
bolic Lodges" and at PM, the TWEEN
ty-flrst degree. with a full cast. head
ed by Arthur B.. Hayes. 33d degree
evening. the twenty-second degree
win be presented with Marx E. Kahn
as venerable master. Wednesday. May
10. will be devoted to the degrees
from the twenty-third to and includ-
ing the thirtieth, knight Kadosh."
by Milton Hopfenmaier. K c. c. H.:
George r. Davis, AID degree honorary;
William O. Owen. K. c C. H. and
Harry II. Thompson. X. c. c. H.. and
John H. Won Hermann as marshal Of
ceremonies. The thirty-first degree
Carter B. Keene. K. c. c. H.. and Rob-
ert A. Daniel. X. c. c. H. heading the
halls of Justice and Equity. respec-
lively. The thirty-second and final
degree will be presented Friday even
ing. May 81, with Charles g. +. Toep-
= - q Wan AyHoh "a
master of Kadosh; Rev. Canon Sny-
der, $50 degree honorary. as preiate.
and Sulaimaan David, K 6. c. H., as
celebrant The Albert Pike Guard
will be in command Of Frank -.
Koch. K. C. c. H.. with Melvin F..
Ralph L. Smithson will be director Of
the postulants.
The 5:55 pm. train. not the pm.
train, as originally announced. which
leaves for Baltimore tomorrow even
Stevens and not less than 500 proph-
cts Of Kallipolis Grotto on their way
to the big ceremonial session. OF 4ed3
Grotto. at the Lyric Theater, Balti-
more. With the party will 60 the band,
the drill corps,the glee club n every
special train will return from Balti-
more the same evening at 1890 pm.
arriving here at 1915 am. In Bald-
more there is to be a mammoth grot-
to parade, marching east on Fayette
street to Eutaw. to Mulberry. to Ca
theral and to the theater. The ritual
istic work is to be staged by Koran
Grotto Of Philadelphia. Prophets
from Richmond, Philadelphia, VIII
mington and the surrounding country
will be in attendance.
to vnR - -
unioue s.ladies' May ceremonial" at
the New Willard, May Ii. The Grotto
Band. Glee Club and individual artists
Of Kallipolis entertained Areme Chap
ter o. E. S.. Wednesday evening.
IlIustrious Potentate Henry Lans-
burgh of Almas Temple of the Mystic
Shrine Is making the round Of the
western Shrine visitations with lm-
perial Potentate w. Freeland Ken
drick. His trip will include visits to
Moolah Temple of st. Louis, Abou Ben
Adham of Springfield. Mo-; Moiia OF
st. Joseph. the officials OF Medinah il
Chicago and Al Aim of Little Rock,
Preparations are going ahead for
the big ceremonial session at Polls
Theater May "a, when the imperial
potentate win pay his official visit to
Almas Temple. and his coming wlH be
500 class. This will be the last To-
cal Shrine function before the Imperial
Council session about the middle OF
June.
The Railroad Square Club was en-
tertained last evening by the Grotto
Band and members of tho Glee Club.
King Solomon, the daylight lodge"
/ is preparing for ladies' night at the
Scottish Rite Cathedral, Sd and E
streets northwest. Monday evening.
May 10. when admission win be BY
card. Master Raymond 0. Wilmarth
believes in modest announcements,
Secretary Cascbeer says. and SO does
not dare TO paint in advance the de-
| lights of the evening, but they will
be of the King Solomon standard, and
that. he adds, was evolved from the
very heart of wisdom and experience.
The lodge will be fifteen years old
that day.
The Ashlar. Club recently elected
the following officers: Edward E.
Richardson. first vice president ire
| elected); c. C. Wagner, second vice
| president; Olin W. Roakes, third vice
president; Elmer w. Reese, secretary
| (re-elected); B. W. Sunny. treasurer
tre-elected); John Hamilton, marshal
1 tlS- CACClSut, ~ 4<clseT, HeTdiQ, Col.
Julius A. Penn, master of ceremonies:
Capt II. G. Mclean. w. II. Richardson
and Elmer w. Reese. delegates to the
/ National League Of Masonic Clubs,
| which will meet In New York July s..
Col. Julius A. Penn and Capt NJ J..
Holmes were elected to the advisory
/, board. ~
| After the election program OF en-
| tertainment was featured, consisting
of vocal and instrumental music and
dancing.
| The High Priests Association of
| 1920 recently hold its dinner at the
Metropolitan Hotel with thirteen
chapters represented. Because of the
presentation Of the super-excellent
/ degree by Concordia Council Of Bal
timore at the New willard the even
ing OF May Is the asnociation will
not meet again until May 90.
High Priest George s. Foreman and
the companions OF Eureka Chapter
Royal Arch Masons, headed bv ths
Grotto Band. paid q fraternal Wait
TO r. r. Allen Chapter, No. a. al
Rockville, Monday evening, ana fha
Washington officers assisted in ths
Royal Arch degree. High Priest Fore
man, on behalf of Eureka Chanter
presented the Maryland chapter w;th
q set Of symbolic Jewels of the ctanA
tier. The party later was entarta IN X
at Masonic Hall, whore refrsshmsnf.
were served.
Mount Vernon Royal Arch cn,,,.,
= tomorrow sveninE. ts-RoiaE to devote