Evening star., 1921-10-16

| member OF the lodge, VINO mas Speul
much of his time in the west and Is
regarded as an authority on life
among the Indians.
Tomorrow evening the National
Masonic Fishing Club, composed OF
members of National Lodge. will give
its first dance of the season at Elks'
Hall. to be followed by others on
November IL, December 10. January
20, February 20. March IS and April
II. Prizes will be awarded at each
dance and the music will be furnished
by the same orchestra that won local
fame at the ladies' night dance last
winter.
Arminius Lodge. No. %. will have
charge of the services at the Masonic
and Eastern Star Home Sunday after
noon, October 30. when Rev. J. w.
Austin of All Saints Church, Chevy
lChase. Md, will officiate.
La Fayette Royal Arch Chapter will
have Grand Lecturer Lucien G. Yung
to deliver the charge in the degree
Tuesday evening. with Matthias b.
ferger. its king. as acting high priest.
| A hot luncheon will be served i'll the
banquet room afterward.
| Orient Commandery. No. 5. knights
Templar. will assemble in it's asylum.
4th street and Pennsylvania avenue
lIllS evening at SioSh
for the purpose of attending service
at Christ L. L. Church, G street south
east, which will zoe conducted by
Rev. William Curtis White, a member
Iof the commandery. This will in
laugurate monthly church service for
Band will act as escort on the march
to the church. The Grand Commandery
and the other subordinate COM
manderies of the District have been
invited to attend the service in full
Templar uniform.
The Ionic Club of Master Masons
will give ladies' night. with an hour
of program and nearly three hours
OF dancing to jazz music. in the small
evening. starting at 7:45 o'clock.
Tentative plans have been made for
a banquet at the New Ebbitt in
November. William E. Skunk. the
clubs secretary, has been transferred
to Philadelphia.
The Gavel Club committees are
busily engaged on plans for "Ye Olde
Time Halloween Masked Ball." Oc-
tober 2S. in the salon des nations of
have been issued exchangeable for
| tickets either at the clubroomS or on
the night OF the ball.
! "A Specldl meeting OIL tne Triangle
Club will be held in the rooms of the
Gavel Club, 1917 New York avenue
northwest. tomorrow evening at 8
o'clock, to introduce the fall and
| winter festivities of the club. Re-
freshments will be served.
Almas Temple of the Mystic Shrine
is making extraordinary preparations
for Its next ceremonial on the evening
of November 2S. 1llustrious Potentate
Henry Lansburgh, to insure class
of 500. has offered a silver loving cup
to the noble who brings in the highest
number of petitions above fifty, which
latter number will also insure him a
life membership in the temple. The
class has been named The Potentate's
lOwn" and its initiation will be marked
by degree of splendor and elabora-
tion SURPRISING that of all previous
ceremonials. according to the poten-
| tate's announcement. 1t is expected
also that President Harding will be
in attendance. If his engagements
will permit.
! Almas Patrol at its meeting last week
had as guest of honor ex-Secretary OF
Agriculture Edwin T. Meredith. who
was elected to honorary membership in
the patrol and vas presented with a
handsome silk American flag in recog-
milton of courtesies shown the members
during the Imperial Council session at
Des Moines last June. Next Thursday
after the business meeting a musical
concert by wireless will entertain and
interest the members.
The first dance for the season was
held at the Hotel Washington last We'd
nesday, and the tickets for the next
one, on November II, will be issued this
week.
Almas Automobile Club, DR.. J. T
Prendergast. president. will have the
Optimist Club as it's guest for an
oyster dinner Tuesday. October 25
when glooms of every size and
description will be banished and joys
will be innumerable.
Today at 10 o'clock the big fleet
of motor cars attached to the club
will gather each precious cargo OF
wounded soldiers at Walter Reed
Hospital for an outing that will take
in the beautiful drives around Wash
ington. including the speedway and
Potomac Park. and extend as far as
Rockville and home. This is one OF
the doctors fads and he will per-
sonally supervise and conduct the
outing.
| The Almas Caravan Club tried its
innovation of a ladies' luncheon last
Iweek and made such a success of il
that others are to be given in the
near future. Fridays luncheon was
| MADE mysterious ana merry by Dren-
nan, the magician. and other features
Alex w. Beatty and l.. Evans White
were elected to furnish the prizes.
ORDER OF THE EASTERN STAR
st. Johns Lodge Chapter will have
its grand visitation tomorrow even.
ing at o'clock. and on Wednesday
evening will hold special for the de.
grees.
| The past patrons will entertain Ruth
Chapter tomorrow evening after it:
business session. A masquerade dance
will be given October 25. The rum
mage sale held by the auxiliary board
Is reported "a wonderful success"
The Floral Circle of Columbia
Chapter will be entertained tornor.
row by Mrs. Kelley. 3640 11th street
northwest. The auxiliary home board
will meet with Mrs. Eckert, at 17Oi
Kenyon street. Thursday.
The officers of Mizpah Chapter will
be advanced for the degree work
Tuesday evening, with Associate Ma.
tron O'Halloran acting as. matron
Past Patron Whitman as patron, Con-
ductress Rosenbush as associate ma
tron. Associate Conductress Fling as
conductress, Past Matron Sebastian
as associate conductress and the re.
naming stations will be filled b!
past matrons. The chapter will hol6
a observation-disclosures Thursday
Friday and Saturday and specia