Evening star., 1921-08-14

UaOc OdiA, the youngsters uHuiHS Aut.
i'm "the oil swimmin' hole" and all
making good record when the bas-'
ket luncheon was served at sunset.
Now Takoma is talking about having
IAN annual picnic"
The fall ceremonial OF Kallipolis
Grotto will be held early in October.
preceded by pre-ceremonial and
business meeting about the middle Of
September A large class is assured.
The ritualisric work will be in charge Of
Past Monarch Charles B. Shackelford.
who Is developing new features and spe-
An-Time Gsotto. recently organized
at Atlantic City. will hold its first
ceremonial October 8. 1t 10 expected
that large delegation from Wash
ington will attend.
announces the following dates for the
seasons dances: September IT. Octo-
Der 81. November 20, December 10.
January 10. February %. March II
and April is.
The Railroad Square Clubs moon
light excursion on August 19 prom
ises to be eventful. The steamer st:
Johns leaves 7th street wharf at 7.15
pm. One of Washington's jazsiest
jazz orchestras has been engaged and
dancing will be free. William A. Ca
hoon has been distributing the ma
room fez. in order that all may be
properly clad. The oil can and the
ticket punch will be put aside. train
the strident. rhythmatic jazz will en-.
gage the attention Of the devotees OF
terpsichore. w. A. Cahoon. Rawley
Doome. G. D. Sullivan. John J. Cum
ningham. Clarence Welsh and Presl-
dent Harry Bowersox are looking
after the details.
The members Of the National
Masonic Fishing Club are planning
a crab feast for Sunday. August 81.
at their clubhouse on West River.
All Master Masons and their friends
are invited. Good bathing. fishing
and boating, with other attractions.
The proclamation of Sovereign
Moore for the regular biennial ses-
sion of the Supreme Council of the
Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite
for the Southern Jurisdiction OF the
United States Of America. in the
streets northwest. October II next. at
10 am. appears in the August issue
Of the New Age. the official organ Of
the Supreme Council. This is known
as the mother council of the world.
since from It. directly or indirectly.
have proceeded. There are twenty
three sovereign grand inspectors
general of the thirtythird. or last.
degree Of Freemasonry. in the Su-
preme Council for the Southern Juris-
Guiding: George Fleming Moore Of
Montogomery. Ala. sovereign grand
commander: Charles e. Rosenbaum Of
Little Rock. Ark. lieutenant grand
commander: Trevanion W. Hugo of
NIL, II <,& stA -
John H. cowles Of Louisville, KY.
secretary general: Garnett N. Morgan
Of Nashville, Tenn. treasurer general;
Adolphus L. Fitzgerald of Eureka.
New. grand almoner: Samuel P. Coch.
ran Of Daiiag: Tex. grand . master Of Of
Melville r. Grant Of Meridian. Miss,
first grand equerry: Philip s. NAL
colin Of Portland. Ore, second grand
eQuerry: William P. Filmer Of San
er: Perry W. Wv Wefdner e1 Of s'%aa Lo. Angeles Usss
Calf. grand swordbearer; Hyman
w. Witcover Of Savannah. Ga. grand
herald; Edward c. Day of Helena.
Mont; John A. Riner Of Cheyenne.
Wyo.: Fred G; schramm Of Salt Lake
City. Utah; Alexander G. Cochran Of
st. Louis. Mo-: Olin g. Wright Of
Plant City. Fla; Marshall w. Wood Of
Boise, Idaho: Frank @. Patton of
Omaha, Neb.; Thomas G. Fitch Of
Wichita. Kan: Alva Adams Of Pueblo
Col. and Charles C. Homer, jr., Of
Baltimore. Md.
There are vacancies in the Supreme
Council in the Offices Of grand prior
and grand chancellor.
The Supreme Council 10 the highest
governing body Of the rite in the
southern jurisdiction of the rite. and
the body which creates the new mem
bers of the thirty-third degree, active
or honorary. and advances Masons of
the thirty-second degree to the rank
OF knights commander of the court
Of honor for distinguished services to