Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-11-14

" INC All CanQ1QaJ0S nave
been adjured to report at the main
lobby Of the theater on Pennsylvania
avenue at $3.50 pm. The mobiles will
be admitted at the 18th street
lentrance.
The courteses of the Almas Patrol
headquarters have been rendered to
and accepted by the new auxiliary.
the Almas Automobile Club which is
meeting regularly on Friday evenings
to round out and perfect the elaborate
program II hopes TO accomplish. Its
first outing run last Sunday was con-
sidcred but faint example" of what
the future holds in store. There were
two hundred high-powered cars in
the cavalcadc that went to Benedict.
| Md. and many ladies in the party
a clubhouse on the bay is a probabil-
ity OF the future, and there also is a
serious program of usefulness in a
civic way that will make the organi-
| cation. In measure, exceptional
Warren W. Biggs, the new presi-
dent of the Military Band, also is an
nouncing his hopes. but quietly. 1t
| is the purpose to make this organiza
tion one of the best Of it's kind in the
! country. 1t already has an establish
ed reputation in Shrine circles. The
| Drum Corps is to be twenty drum
heaters strong. and care Is being TAX
| en-. IL ia announced. to admit to its
active liz, only artists Of the drums"
! 1t is not generally known that life
membership contest" has added inter-
est to the activities OF Aimas Temple.
! according to the last reports O. NJ
! Ballauf leads the aspirants for the
life roll with ~ new members for
the temple during the year as the
reason. J. P Eappold is close behind
| him with &C. j. f. Wells with IS and
W. S. Friend with 81.
| Almas Patrol will again bask in
social glory, Wednesday evening at
:he New willard. where lis next dance
! will be given, am ten-piece orches-
ira of jazz jugglers" will supple
ment tho big band and orchestra and
other things will be provided to de-
light the hearts of the Shrine ladies"
chairman of the general dance COM
! mittee and A. J. Walker will have
charge of the floor. The big ballroom
at the New Willard. with its adjoin-
event. Potentate Henry Lansburgh.
! Recorder r. Lawrence Walker and
Capt. E. c. Dutton of the patrol are
| listed as the Committee on glad
| hand"
| kallipolis Grotto will meet next at
! old Masonic Temple December II,
when officers for 1921 will be nomi-
mated and the short-form initiation
will occur. This will be the last OPP
portunity for initiation during the
present year. December 20 the an
nual Riddles Christmas tree enter
fainment win be held. and January q
the annual business meeting and cleo
ton of officers.
Monarch Charles A. Stevens who has
been quite i'll at George Washington
University Hospital. has improved to
such an extent that he has been re-
moved to his home in Anacostia.
Master Of Ceremonies NJ. w. Picker
ing. chairman of the hotel committee.
has requested that all prophets desir-
ing hotel accommodations at Atlantic
City during the Supreme Council con-
vention next June make their wants
! known at as early date as possible.
i Maj. Thomas j. Echols is anxious to
enroll more members of the Grotto
drill corps The Kallipolis drill corps
Will be one of the prominent units at
the Supreme Council convention at
Atlantic City next June
! The Ladies' Auxiliary of Orient
lCommandery. Knights Templar, will
| give card party at the home OF Mrs.
Rebecca Keithley, 1910 G street south
east Thursday evening at o'clock.
The Ionic Club of the Treasury De-
partment has elected the following
representatives to the general con-
vention COMMITTEES: W. Fl. Robinson
H. B. Barnett. w. e. Skunk. C. H.
Green. F. A. Lechler. c. NJ Sheppard,
E. B. Cook and c. A. Jacouette.
The Ashlar Club of Master Masons
is preparing for big night at its
Injecting Saturday evening in the COM
mandery room Of the New Masonic
Temple. President Edward E. Brit
by Chief Chaplain Axton of the Army
and Chief Chaplain Frazier of the
Navy. and program Of patriotic mu-
sic. solo artists and quartets taking
part: The whole event is to hinge
! - H~I
Iservice flag Of the club. which has on
it stars for each member of the club
serving in the world war. The fat. is
to be laid away with appropriate cere-
| Order OF the Eastern Star,
Mizpah Chapter will have charge Of
the services at the Masonic and East
ern Star Home this afternoon at 3
o'clock. Rev. George Clark, of the
Evangelical Lutheran Church will Of
At the meeting of st. Johns Lodge
Chapter tomorrow evening, the line
!ohcers will be advanced, with Eleanor
watson acting as matron. Belle Buch-
anan as associate matron and Past
Matrons George and Gertrude Milans
as conductress and associate conduc-
ftress. respectively.
Areme Chapter will confer the de-
grees Wednesday evening. Next Sun
DAY the chapter will have charge of
the services at the Masonic and East
ern Star Home. when Rev. Walter F.
Smith will officiate. Automobiles will
meet the members at Rittenhouse
street.
The meeting of Brookland Chapter
ednesday will be known as past Of
,ncers' evening, and the members and
their families will be the guests of
the matron, Mrs. Edith Parsons. There
VIII be refreshments and dancing.
Last Wednesday evening the chapter
met In compliment to it's charter
mem bers, entertaining them with a
violin selection by Troy HUDSON. a
recitation by Mrs., Helen Molster, past
matron; piano selections by Mrs.
4 Charles Burnside and remarks by
iGeorge Stranahan. The chapter will
have charge of the services at the
Masonic and Eastern Star Home Sun
day, November %.
Mizpah Chapter will give a luncheon
and dinner for the benefit of the tenn
pie fund at Masonic Hall, 1910 Wis
consin avenue northwest, THURSDAY
and Friday.
Esther Chapter, Thursday evening
will have the degrees for the last time
this year. The annual grand vista
ton occurred recently in the COM
mandery asylum of Masonic Temple
which was decorated for the occasion
There was an exceptionally large at
tendance. The election of officers will
be held December and the newly
elected officers will be installed De.
cember It,