Evening star., 1921-09-04
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session in this city October II. There
is an animation that somC attention
may be given to the slbjeC of 4 new
Scottish Rite Temple. as well as to the
new order of De Molay for boys.
A business meeting Of Kallipo,is
Grotto at the Washington Hotel on
September IL will be forsrunner of
the fail ceremonial to be held IN Oc-
tober.
The first dance o. the Grotto Band
and Drill Corps will be held at the
New willard Hotel September II.
The G:otto's new auxiliary. the
making great headway, but there 10
still an opening for a few buglers.
Past Monarch Charles D. Shackel-
ford and Prophet l. B. Robinson are
enrolling recruits:
Another new Grotto auxiliary is
der the leadership of Prophet Hubert
w. Palmer.
Prophet John Seright of Islam
Grotto. Pittsburgh, brother Of Past
Grand Monarch Jesse X. Seright, was
a recent visitor to Washington.
Eleven hundred and sixty members
! of Almas Temple have signified their
intention Of going to Atlantic City
Friday OF rnI,. next week to attend the
| much as this ceremonial will be one
| Of the most notable Shrine events in
| the east this fall. the occasion will
call, it is said, for the full Shrine
ceremonial and in the boardwalk pa
| rade. in both of which IT Is already
| known there will be at least $4,000
mobiles: The full uniform Of a Shriner
calls for the tuxedo or evening dress
sait and the indispensable fez. Poten-
tate Lansburgh has sent the word
along the line about the uniform to
save embarrassment to the local no
bility. The ceremonial and its trim
mings" are scheduled for Saturday
bodies of Almas Temple will appear
in full regalia and the potentate has
expressed the hope that the other
mobiles will array themselves in regu-
lation form that "Almas may shine"
by day as well as by night.
Order of the Eastern Star.
The first Of September generally
marks the resumption Of work in the
Eastern Star bodies. following their
summer vacations. Announcements
have been received that Joppa Lodge
Chapter will resume Tuesday evening
and Areme Chapter Wednesday even
ing.
Matron Katherine c. Lear of Gavel
Chapter announces the degrees with a
| large class for Tuesday evening. 1t Is
also announced tnat the monthly
dances of the chapter will be given
in the Raleigh ballroom. beginning at
Halloween and closing at Easter.
Plummer H. Riddle, it Is stated, Is ar
| ranging for special lighting effects
in connection with the stereopticon
exemplification of the degree work.
The auxiliary home board met at the
home of Mrs. Lydia E. Martin Mon
day and decided to give a card party
| in October. Another committee is ar
| ranging for the bazaar and dinner to
be given in December.
evening, will hold the first meeting of
the fall, with a social afterward.
Ruth Chapter No. 1 will meet Thurs
day, Monday being Labor Day. and the
degrees will be conferred. A social
hour will follow.
Harding Chapter. at It's last meet
Ing. besides degree work. had the
| Harding Quartet, which sang several
| numbers and a solo by Miss Fisher.
| Members from Kansas Chapter were
present. Mr.. Stranahan delivered an
address and closed with an appro-
pirate poem. Next Thursday evening
| will be devoted to an elaborate musi-
cal program.
William F. Hunt Chapter. No. 16,
Will resume fall work Thursday even
Ing, for which the matron announces
| q great opening at p. m. sharp.
JR. o. q. A. N.
AmeHca-Jererson Council. No. II,
a 10 ct II, !,