The Washington herald., 1921-04-03
BRILLIANT RIVER CARNIVAL.
TOFEATURE CONVENTION WEEK
OF NATIONAL MASONIC CLUBS
Historic Potomac to be Scene of Vast Motor
Parade in Second Week of May.
Photo BY Underwood and Underwood.

Gavel Club of Masons on Wednes-
day evening of last week and as
result the entire band was elect
ed to honorary membership in the
club. The band hereafter will hold
its rehearsals in the rooms of the
Gavel Club.
On April 16 the Grotto Band and
Drill Corps will hold the last OF
series of dances. The committee
has secured the services of Nine.
Bazarova. Russian contralto, for this
occasion. By special request the
"Grotto moonlight dance" will be
repeated.
GAyEL CLUB.
The Gavel Club, composed OF
Master Masons engaged in business
and professional pursuits, will hold
special meeting Friday evening
at 7:3o o'clock.
DR.. Montgomery Hunter, presi-
dent of the club. is loud in his
praise of the officers and members
of the executive and house com
mittees for the success in increas-
ing the membership. At the first
meeting, last August, twenty-seven
HldSNCl DldSOHS the roster
Today more than 1900 are on its
rolls.
The club is open from 10 O'Clock
In the morning until midnight
daily. except Sunday. 1t is ope:l
Sundays except during church
hours.
The club has elected an auto SER
vice committee. composed Of Clyde
Nichols, chairman: DR. J. T. Prem
dergast. vice chairman. and Harry
BedeIl. J. Bennie Hayes. Lyle A.
Smith. Webb c. Smallwood, Arthur
E. Cook. Harry w Taylor. George
c. Shafer and Samuel Zirkin, to Sc
cure automobile accommodation
for out-of-town Masons who are
expected to visit Washington early
in May for the purpose of attending
the convention OF the National
League of Masonic Clubs The com
mittce will meet at the Gavel Clut
Tuesday evening at 1880 to formu-
late plans for tours Of interesting
sites in the Capital City and sur
rounding country.
King Solomon Lodge.
worshipful Master Rich an
nounces the fellow crafts degree
for King Solomon Lodge on Wed
nesday afternoon. The meeting
hour is IL o'clock noon, and a cor
dial welcome is extended to the
many members OF the fraternity who
are employed at night time.
Royal Arch Masons.
Washington Chapter. No. 2, Royal
Arch Masons. will stage its annual
ladies' night at wardman Park Inn
Monday night. There will be en-
tertainment, dancing and refresh
ments. Invitation cards have been
distributed to the friends of all
members of the chapter. Members
of Washington chapter should pre-
sent their good standing member
ship cards. High Priest George E
Stringfellow promises all who come
cordial reception.
The chapter announces the mark
degree for its convocation Thurs
day, April II. with Frank B. Ketch-
um, king. heading the official line.
Mr.. Ketchum is a past master of
st. Johns Lodge. Judging from his
success in the blue lodge. April IA
is looked forward to by members
OF washington chapter with a great
deal Of pleasure.
Stansbury Lodge.
Stansbury Lodge. No, "a, F. A. A
NJ. will give the fourth of a series
of dances next Tuesday evening
April s, in New Masonic Temple
Georgia avenue and Colorado ave-
nue. northwest, at $50 p. m. Senior
Warden Lynn L. Gillchrest Is chair.
man of the committee on DANCING
and extends a cordial invitation to
all members of the fraternity and
their friends. An excellent jass or
chestra will render the music.
Albert Pike Lodge.
Master Archie D. Engei VIII speax
on important fraternal questions a,
the next meeting of the Albert Pike
Lodge. F. A. A. M. The members
of the fraternity are invited to At.
tend the meeting Of this the baby
lodge of the District. in the Scottish
Rite Temple. y
Trestleboard.
The Trestleboard Club wifl hold
its monthly dance Saturday. April o