Evening star., 1921-06-05
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will be made festive one and extends
an invitation to the Knights Templar
what will be the first ceremony of
its kind in this jurisdictio.. under the
Jurisdiction Of the Grand Comman-
derry. This new organization has made
great progress in its short existence
under dispensation. All its members
are enthusiasts In it's work.
|. Within the next few days Monarch
Castleman P. Boss will issue a cir
cular announcing the pre-convention
ceremonial of Kallipolis Grotto to be
held June II. All prophets who con-
template attending the Supreme Coun-
Gil convention at Atlantic City are
urged to attend this meeting. in order
that final information and details re-
garding the convention may be con-
veyed to them.
Past Monarch Charles A. Stevens Of
the general convention committee. has
already gone to Atlantic City and
established headquarters at the Rich
inond Hotel. Information concerning
the convention or room reservations
will be cheerfully furnished by him.
Prophet Andy" Walker has his
Grotto base ball players in fine trim
be played June 25 for the benefit of
the Masonic and Eastern Star Home.
ANDY" says every player is . star
and working hard to carry off the
honors for kallipolis.
Past Grand Monarch Z. S. schmid
and Chief Justice NJ. w. Pickering
VIII not have to go to Newport News
as was expected to appear against the
man who rifled the pocket of Past
Grand Monarch Schmid in the Vir-
sinia town recently. Word was re-
ceived few days ago that the man
had pleaded guilty and was given a
penitentiary sentence
Past Monarch Charles D. Shackle-
FORD has returned from a motor trip
over the holiday to Gettysburg and
ether points in Pennsylvania and
Maryland.
A new Grotto has been instituted at
Marion. Ohio. Past Grand Monarch
Arch G. Huston of Archbar Grotto,
Columbus. Ohio. conducted the insti-
tuition ceremony. The new Grotto,
which will be known as Kadgar
Grotto. elected President Harding,
who is a life member of KallipoIis
Grotto. an honorary member
The Railroad Square Club at its last
regular meeting had a stellar meeting.
masonically speaking. Among the guests
we're Henry Lansburgh. potentate of
Almas Temple: Illustrious Potentate
Sidney E. White of Damascus Temple,
Rochester. N. Y; Imperial Outer Guard
A. A. N. NJ. S. Esten A. Fletcher; L. H.
Troutman. president National League of
Masonic Clubs. and William D. Skeen of
the Trestleboard Club.
Potentate Lansburgh was presented
with gold membership card and made
an honorary member Of the club. In
his speech Of acceptance he spoke of his
early masonic life. At the close Of his
address he clapped his hands, summon
ing the Oriental Band of Almas Temple.
The band rendered a number of selec-
tons. and closed with the Call Me
Henry" march. dedicated to Potentate
Lansburgh.
President Troutman delivered an ad-
dress on the principles of masonry. which
evoked much applause. Imperial Outer
Guard Fletcher and President Harry
Rowersox also made addresses which
met with hearty applause.
George NJ. Evans Of Harmony Lodge,
No. IL. announces that no degree work
Will bos6one June 8. but he will entertain
officers of Temple-Noyes Lodge, Officers
are expected to wear summer attire.
Almas Temple is to make its first
nobility will form at the headauar-
ters at z o'clock and parade to Trim
ity Church, Sd and C streets, where
the service starts at O'Clock.
Noble Rev. David Ransom Covell.
rector OF the church, will deliver q
special sermon. entitled The Shrine"
and the Almas Military Band and a
section of the orchestra will render
selections appropriate to the occa-
sion. The Almas Glee Club. under
the direction of Noble Charles Bart
lett. has prepared for presentation
a short cantata- THE Crusaders"
and the clubs president. Jack Null
lane. will sing a solo. The Door of
will sing and there will be conSrega-
tional hymns.
Mobiles from other jurisdictions are
public is invited. Only the galleries
are to be opened to the general pub
lic unless there is room on the first
floor after the procession arrives.
o. w Wyatt is vice president of
the Ionic Club of master Masons in
the Treasury Department and will
preside at it's ladies' night to be held
June II. p.m., at the Arcade. 18th
street and Park road. Frank White.
assistant treasurer of the United
States, will be the principal speaker
of the evening. Mr.. White was Gov
ernor of North Dakota from 1901 to
1905, and is Shriner.
ORDER OF THE EASTERN STAR
The floral circle Of Columbia Chap
ter will meet with Mrs. Zulu Halls,
1922 Sd street northwest, Wednesday
evening.
Colum bia Chapter. June 13, will have