Evening star., 1921-11-27
FRATERNITIES

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Morey. thirty-third degree, will head
the cast, including George Roscoe
Davis. thirty-third degree; ,. Walter
karsner. John II. Won HERMANN.
thirty-third degree: John J. P. Mul-
and. as captain Of Albert Pike Guard,
Frank e. Koch. X. c. c. 81.
Thursday evening at the Arcade.
14th street and Park road. win be
staged a grand ball and entertain
ment under the auspices of the sd
/, visory board Of the Masonic Clubs
Of the District of Columbia, the en-
tire proceeds to be donated to Inn
ern Star Home. The clubs. under the
| jurisdiction Of the Advisory board,
| according to the latest Masonic cal
endar. are the Anchor. Ashlar. Circle.
Craftsman. Fellowship. Gavel. George
Washington University. Itaiian,
! University. Railroad Square. south
Gate, TrestleboaEd. Triangle. Trowel.
comprising, it is said. "the cream OF
i Masonry in the District.
| Columbia Royal Arch Chapter has
tentatively announced its annual Ia
dies night at the New Willard Tues
day evening. January 81, win Ed
ward Burkholder. general chairman
Of the committee in charge. A re-
ception. musical and dancing will be
features. The chapter ID also raising
q Christmas fund for the benent OF
needy friends and others.
The Craftsman Club will hold its
annual election Of emcers at the
Gavel Club rooms. 1317-19 New York
avenue. Friday evening. Only en-
ployes of the Veterans Bureau are
eligible to membership in the club.
| and this membership already includes
Director Forbes. several assistant di-
! rectors and numerous executive offi-
| GERS of the bureau.
The Ionic Club-Masons Of the
Treasury Department-recenal cele-
Ebbitt. with Representative Towner
and Frank Murphy. Commissioner or
Internal Revenue David H. Blair.
Glynn Troutman. president ,o1 the
National League of Masonic Clubs.
and George Roscoe Davis among its
nished by the Washington Quartet.
Susie's Kitchen Band and Mrs. Kin
cheloe.
The Thanksgiving dance'of the Grot-
to band and drill corps. held at the
New willard Hotel Tuesday evening.
marked another success for these
popular Grotto auxilfaries. The at
tendance was large and Prophet Louis
A. Brown. sweet-voiced tenor sang
aid of a meGapbone his voice was
heard in all parts Of the ballroom.
lAmong the guests were a number Of
foreign diplomats and others in at
tendance upon the limitation of arma-
fment conference. As m added novelty
the committee awarded several tur-
keys and a live pig. the recipients be-
Ing F. H. Newman. jr.. e. Van Driesen
and L. L. Bowman. The music. as
usual. was furnished by the Grotto
which permitted continuous dancing.
A large number of the Prophets of
kallipolis Grotto will attend the cere-
monial Of Yedez Grotto. Baltimore.
"wednesday evening. The annual nomi-
nation of officers will occur Friday. at
q business meeting TO be held at the
washington Hotel.
| Lafayette Chpater Royal Arch
| Alasons. has invited the woman folks
ception and dance especially designed
for their entertainment. They have
been advised that they may bring
man folks along and that young
ladies may invite escorts. The pro-
gram will include music by Minister'S
Orchestra. a welcome by the high
priest. songs by the chapter quartet.
an address by Grand High Priest
Joseph Fl. Milans. esthetic dances
and E. B. Thompson will provide NOV
Y
evening. at o'clock at Masonic
Temple.
0RDER OF THE EASTERN STAR
The Ladies' Home Board Auxiliary
of the Masonic and Eastern Star
Home will meet tomorrow at. 1880
pm. in New Masonic Temple. Dona-
itions of canned goods. jellies and
pickles for the home will be received.
| Temple Chapter will have work and
entertainment "wednesday. The ma :
ltron announces that los have been
initiated during the year.
Harding Chapter. No. 81. held q
Especial meeting Friday for the cere-
lmony of initiation and the advance
,ment Of officers.
Mrs. John c. Bushby of Gallatin
lstreet recently entertained the chap
ter at a card party
! December Is. at Masonic Temple. q
bazaar. luncheon and dance will be
given for Harding Chapter. The COM
mittees will be there at 10 O'Clock in
1.-THE morning. Luncheon will be served
and after s in the evening there will
be dancing.
Esther Chapter will have its an
!nuaI election Thursday evening. At
its last meeting the chapter enter
tanned Ave Indian chiefs in Indian
costume and war bonnets. who were
introduced by Past Patron Edgar B.
Merritt. They included the famous
Crow chief, Plenty Coups: his inter-
prefer. John Frost, who Is Mason
and whose wife is a member Of the
Order of the Eastern Star; Sioux
Chiefs Stranger Horse and Amos Red
owl of the Rosebud and Pine Ridge
reservations. and Clement Whirlwind
Soldier, their interpreter. Each made
addresses. and Chief Plenty Coups
conferred upon Matron Katherine 8.
Merritt Crow Indian name.
Washington Centennial Chapter will
!have its election Friday evening. It's
FIRST grand visitation occurred last
Friday evening. when Past Grand
Master James w. Witten presented q
silver flower holder to the grand
matron, and Conductress Hannah
Munroe presented a leather bag to
the grand patron. Assistant Con-
lductress Lillian Truworthy presented
ia cut-beaded bag to the grand lee.
Iturer, Mrs. Mollie Teachum. Distin-
guished guests included Past Grand
Matrons Cora Mayberry and Mrs.
Streater; Past Grand Patrons Reuben
Bogley. Wallace Streater and Mo-
bray. The chapter will give a bazaar
in the Masonic Temple banquet hall
december and ?. Its present mem-
bership is 376.
Martha Chapter will have it's elec-
ton Friday evening. At it's last
meeting the auxiliary home board,
Alice Heimer, chairman, had charge
of the entertainment. John Tyder-