Evening star., 1921-07-10


of Perfection. which will
hold it's only meeting July 1s.
The outstanding event of the week
in Masonic circles will be the Gavel
Clubs first annual excursion to
Chesapeake. Beach Wednesday. when
its large membership will be Joined
by those of the Lambskin, South
Gate, Circle, Anchor. Railroad Square.
Fellowship, Trowel. Craftsman. Level
and Triangle clubs. thus making In
all probability the largest excursion
to Chesapeake Beach this year. A
general committee representing all
the clubs, is headed by A. J. TED
Meurer, chairman of the GaVel Cluo
divided into several minor committees
with vice chairmen. including the
publicity committee, S. S. Banham
(vice chairman). c. A. Brewton. Joseph
Abel, Clyde j. Nichols: William II.
Boyd and Leonard 2; steuar.' % Trans chais
mani, X. W. Stone. S. A. Fox. Joseph
Landow. R. W. Clark. George w.
Swift and A. Coleman: entertainment,
John T. Crouch (vice chairman). John
]. p Mullane. Donald G. Kessler' NJ;
F. Painter and Sam F. Shreve, and
tickets, Thomas ]. Echols (vice chair
mani, j. Frank Campbell. Edgar X.
Davis, Herbert F. Smith, o. w. Good
win, J. J. Cunningham, Theodore +.
Cameron, Robert E. Doyle. A; 3.
Brant, E. II. Pickle. L. A. Rice. l. l.
Rose, j. P. Evans. d. L. Richmond
and J. Boyd Dexter.
There will be all sorts OF entertain
ment features designed to please both
the children and the Grown-ups. IN
cluding games. music and a grano
parade of all the clubs headed by ehe
Gayel Club, in their new fezzes. Lynn
H. Troutman. L. Whiting Estes and
Henry Lansburgh will be the JUDGES
In the sport contests.
The regular train schedule viii be
followed by the Chesapeake Beach
railroad and special trains will be
added when found necessary. Ihe
entire general committee will act as
a committee on comfort and Will pc
big brothers to the ladies and chill
dren who have no others.
Naval Lodges program for Thurs
day evening will start at pm. win
the r. C. degree and include the MN.
degree, starting at 7:30. '".-
Joppa Lodge Chapter. No. 81: has
called of it's convocations scheduled
for July and August.
The Mother Goose section Of the
Petworth Fourth of July parade.
which was selected by the JUDGES as
the best feature OF the paraoe, TO
cefved as prizes tickets for the Joint
excursion Of Joppa u Lodse ana Man SEpH- Tri.
a"v The tickets were donated by
the lodge.
Senior Deacon Harry 8: Boteler. jr..
will head the line in the F. C. degree
IN lebanon Lodge Friday evening.
Past Master William E. Dyre will
officiate in the NJ. NJ. degree IN ia
koma Lodge Tuesday evening ot heAs
week. and 1t is expected that Graho
Master O'Neill will be present.
While active operations in connec-
tion with the erection OF a new Ma
Seen nostponed until the LIST of Oc-
tober, the Grand Lodge committee.
headed by Junior Grand Deacon Gratz
r. Dunkum. is nevertheless ousily
engaged in shaping Its plans 70 pro-
duce quick results su1,,,in9 ifeee tSe dignity Of
the Masonic order in Washington ana
n will be large enough and appro-
priately constructed to accommoo ooate
blue lodges and every other Dranch
of Freemasonry and its auHlas Eas,arn
Star. each OF which will be expected
70 contribute according to its re-
ouirements. Money Is to De raised
nv contributions for stock from In.
dividual Masons ni.so also nrneortienate Tne SGe1
assessments and other partlculars
iii he made known by the time for
ranyassing for funds starts
Grower f. Payne, king of Potomac
Roval Arch Chapter, will head the
i;ns in the Mark degree Tuesday
evening.
rb. Ladies' Auxiliary of the Lamb
.rin club will entertain the children
~ nicnic at Glen Echo Saturday
next. They also will hold a lawn
fete at 7th street and SoIth Saro
lima avenue southeast July - az
: p.m., to which everybody 10 III
vited.
Next Saturday at the Geological
Park Kallipolis Grotto VIII VIII ho,u "a
annual piSnisit p%sstber GommenIak permitting. the
semmittesi Ss1Ksst will hends endeavor TO outdo ali
nreyious outings. The Grotto Band,
As usual. will enliven the occasion
Wssn .nsc,ai + features will be provided with
sneciai consideration for the ladies'
epd children. While 1t will be Grot-
~ picnic, all friends of the prophets
are invited to attend: attend o. chssaneake
aeach will be held on August 10.
An attempt Is being made to organ
I've Grotto drum, fife and bugle
corps. c. P. Boss and Prophet 1 b.
Robinson are looking after this yea
During the past week a number Of
o,,t.of-fown prophets returning from
the annual convention have stopped
over in Washington and were enter,
tained by Past Grand Menareh @ mcrs f. g.
the Visitors were Past Grand Monarch
Dwight e. Cone and Mrs. Cone OF
Fall River. Mass, and Monarch Tread
we'll of Amoo Grotto. Rock Island,
Ill.
The Railroad Square Club was ad-
dressed at its last meeting BY Charies
J. ONeill. grand master OF Masons OF
tho District. and by L. II. Troutman:
president Of the National League OF
Masonic Clubs. Both spoke along the
lines Of the phenomenal growth and
usefulness Of Masonry. The large at
I sn1xnce manifested its APPROVAL by
frequent applause. The Rahroao
Square Club has won favorable COM
forts. A vocal solo was rendered by
Mr.. Townsend Of the Gave1 Club. ac-
|companied by Mr.. Wilhelm of the
Railroad Square Club. Jocelyn's
"Berceuse" as a violin solo was given
by Miss Della D'Edwine. with Miss
Beu1a Butts at the piano. {.
Refreshments were served at the
has called off until September "a.
Amas Temple Automobile Club did
not wait long after business hours yes
taEday to hie itself to its clubhouse