Evening star., 1921-10-09

QOuDLIeSS, Will NC lhS
Thursday evening. of Robert lie Bruce
Council, of the order of De Molay' the
new order for boys of Masonic fatners'
at the Scottish Rite Cathedral For thls
purpose the uniformed degree team OF
the order from Kansas City Will come
with a distinguished party of Masons'
headed by Sovereign Grand Inspector
General Alexander G. Cochran OF MS,
souri,. Dr. Jesse A. West, retiring sianu
master of Masons OF Iowa; FRANK ..
Land. grand scribe; Ray v. Densio";
national supervisor from the Graho
Chapter, and others.
Owing to the limited ACCOMMODATIONS
for this event, in which nearly every
Mason in the District is interested, II
was found necessary to limit ADMISSION
10 the ceremony to those having cards
and to issue cards only to the higher
officials in the Masonic bodies.
First of all, the fathers or the Doys
Of the new chapter will be the speclai
guests of the evening: The oHicers Oh
the grand bodies, the Masters Associa-
tion, the High Priests Assoc1ation' sne
Commanders Association, the local Ma
sons of the tnirty-third degree, honorary
and the visitors. When these are cared
for there will be little. if any, room 1or
any one else, it is announced.
Chartered October 8. 1911, Lebanon
Lodge. No. Z, will celebrate its 10th an
.Iiversary tomorrow evening in the large
ballroom at the Arcade Auditorium IN
vitations have been issued to the frlends
of the members and ladies'. souvenirs
will be given the lady guests and re,
freshments will be served. Professional
talent has been secured for the enter
tainTnent and a large orchestra VIII oe
in attendance also, for Fast MasIer
Blair Mckenzie and his committee nave
announced that they propose TO make
the occasion memorable, regardless OF
expense, The entertainment will pre-
cede the ball.
The first of the monthly dances OF
Almas Temples Arab Patrol Will take
Hotel Washington Wednesday evening
The patrol has made unusual provision
to make its dances this season as nign-
ly enjoyable as possible and TO give 10
each a touch. that has heretolofe e, 1eeh zen
lacking They are really the social fea-
lures of Almas Temple and serve TO
bring together the nobility and their
friends of the Masonic fraternity. Cards
are issued to Masons, whether OF the
Shrine or not.
Almas is still discussing its ex-
traordinary session OF Monday even
ing at the Capitol Theater. There were
Litches. it is said. as there Will al
ways be until Almas Temple g@ets @ a
tate Lansburgh is giving special con,
sideration to this feature. and Chief
Rabban Leonard P. Steuart, previous
nounced that he was heartily for the
new mosque. and that Almas was go
ing to have it and have 1t soon; Much
the % Ceremonial announced for Novem-
ber %. when the 'potentates own
class" will be taken over the not
SANDS oSnr Ga Ms aap eo yhe is nobia Who
brings the highest number OF petl-
tions in for this class. above ffty.
which of itself will entitle him rhora 10
is also much earnest discussion over ma
the Imperial Councils session Tor 1923.
which Almas is certain VIII snmess9 come 10
to make it one of the greatest events
in the annals of the. Mystic Shrine.
The Imperial Council already mas
grant grant the privilege to Washington.
and the local Shriners will endeavor
to "get down to brass tacks" when the
imperial potentate comes for his an
nual visitation, November 2S. .
Almas Temples Caravan CLUB. It's
Friday luncheon organization, gave It's
first ladies luncheon. Friday, haI t at Ite 5ne
tie is given In the way OF Pupnc IN
formation concerning it. 1t being re-
garded as a ithinIthe.tempte t.aaa, anail,
ing it say it laid a precedent for more
of the same kind.
Monarch Gastleman P. Boss has an
nounced that the fall or harvest Gere-
moniar' of Kallipolis Grotto will be
held October a. At the caphtoll pharles ahf
Shackelford will look after the ritual
istic features. and Sam F. Shreve;
KaIlipolis Grottos noted "initiator..,
After the ceremonial the prophets will
be entertained by the regular show
of the theater. Invitations to the ses-
Charles T. Wardwell of Buffalo. N; Y;
Deputy Grand Monarch Edward e.
Peiouse of Richmond. Va. and to the
Samis of Richmond and Baya of Nor
folk The members are working to
make the class the largest In the his
tory of kallipolis, in compliment to
their monarch.
Ionic Club of Master Masons is to
inaugurate a series of ladies' nights
for the coming winter, the first being
scheduled for october IS. in the
Arcade ballroom. 1t is to be preceded
by -four numbers of superior quality
and followed by refreshments and
dancing. with a big surprise in addi-
andria- Washington Lodge of Alex
andria, in the closing days of last
month. which was attended by $50
members. with United States Treas
urer Frank White as their guest.
The Trestleboard Club will pay it's
annual visit to the Masonic and East
ern Star Home Saturday in automo-
biles. T. Homer Hall and John w.
Nee will be in charge of the motor
cavaIcade. An elaborate program is
to be presented at the home. The
club will meet Saturday at Typo
graphical Temple, preceding its start
for the Masonic and Eastern Star
Home.
Messrs. Cunningham and Wyatt
have charge of the arrangements for
Friday evening in Capitol Royal Arch
Chapter, following the P. M and
NJ. E. M. degrees.
Grover E. Payne. king of Potomac
Royal Arch Chapter, will head the line
in the degree work Tuesday evening.
The chapter is to have special con-
vocation Saturday evening. October
90, to present certificates of life men,
bership to Past High Priests George
E. Corson and William S. Waddey. A
short program of entertainment will
be presented.
Eureka Royal Arch Chapter at its
last convocation was entertained with
motion pictures of the recent Masonic
base bail game for the Masonic and
Eastern Star Home. The chapter Is
said to be having an unusual at
tendance at its meetings.
Columbia Commandery, at its next
eonclave, will present the order of
the temple, conferred by the past
commanders. Commander Charles D.
Shacke1ford promises to make this