Evening star., 1921-02-13

purpose. of passing upon the In.
surance proposition of its special
committee for Immediate relief to
the members.
This morning, at 1880 o'clock,
Almas Temple Automobile Club will
gather at patrol headquarters. I'll
18th street northwest, for a trip to
Chalk point, where an oyster roast
will be held. The club is said to be
considering sites for its proposed out
of-town clubhouse. and important
news along this line is promised very
shortly. The club. under President j.
T. Pren6ergast. now has a member
ship of $50, with applications pending.
and it is proposed to raise its en-
trance fee, in view of the pending
purchase of the clubhouse site at a
delightful point on Chesapeake bay.
Almas' Temples new glee club. un-
der the presidency of John S. p. Null
lane and the dictatorship of Noble
Charles Bartlett, gave Potentate
son recently with the announcement
that, in keeping with his wishes, it
had not only effected a working or
ganization. but that it has a singing
corps of forty trained vocalists. which
will be a prominent feature in the
temples public events hereafter. Vice
President H. II. Burroughs and Secre-
tary-Treasurer Robert j. Butt, both
excellent workers along musical lines.
are said to be lending splendid sup
port to the club.
Noble Myer N. Goldman. at the
Washington Hotel. is in charge of the
new Almas Temple Orchestra, which
also is expected soon to b. con-
spicuous feature in Shrine circles.
Thursday. from 4:30 to pm. the
ladies of the carnival committee of
the Eastern Star will serve supper
h nf
Masonic Temple.
Next Sunday evening at O'Clock
the second annual memorial services
in honor of Washington-patrio Ma
son. father of his country-will be
munitp Church. Sd and c streets
northwest. Rev. David Ransom Coven
chaplain of Harmony Lodge. No. Il.
rector. The initial service last year
was so successfully impressive that
it was determined to make the serv-
ice an annual event 1t is Endorsed by
the grand master of MasonS and by
the different branches of Freemason
in the District The program Will he
oratorical musical. patriotic and elo-
cutionary, including artists such as
Charles B. Hanford, Fred East. L.>W.
Brown and Sylvia Altman. Headed
by the military band and the new
drum corps. Almas Temple of the
Mystic Shrine. with it's potentate ard
it's Arab patrol, will parade from the
patrol headquarters to the church. At
the church. Trinity Church choir and
the audience will sing. and recitals
will be given by Mrs. Crouch. on the
organ. and by the band. There viii
also he a dramatic presentation "'
"The Colors" by Albert Pike Guard
of Albert Pike Corsistorv. NJ. r: s. Of
the Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite.
There are. to be no reserved seats. ex-
cept for special guests of the occa-
sion. The church doors will be opened
at Z o'clock. and all MaSons and their
friends are invited.
Osiris Lodge, No. &c. will give an
entertainment and dance in celebra-
ton of it's ladies night" in the Ra-
leigh Hotel banquet hall Wednesday
evening February %, for which cards
have been issued.
The New. Jerusalem Lodge. No. 9.
announces the presentation of The
Federal Express Mirstrels' Tuesdar
evening, February %. in the Powell
School auditorium, in celebration of
its annual ladies' night.
can old fashioned Harmony night"
is announced by the master of Har-
mony Lodge. No. II, for Monday even
ing. February 81. at 7:30 O'Clock for
it's members and their guests, when
Past Grand Master Lurtin r CHM
will give a talk such as might be eX-
pected from one of the ablest and best
liked Masons in Washington. Past