Evening star., 1921-09-18

evening. IN the Dig auditorium, for
the ladies. The party left at 1880
back home again tonight or tomor-
row-eXpected, however, Is the word
used.
Recorder F. Lawrence Walker says
the class for the Almas ceremonial is
looming in size and that Chief Rab-
ban Leonard P. Steuart, to whom Illus
trious Potentate Henry Lansburgh has
turned over all the responsibilities for
the ceremonial, is determined to make
the event a notable one. All the
arations-the band: the Oriental band.
the drum corps, the Glee Club, the
orchestra and the drill team. Capt.
tol Theater. 1t is said. has a very large
seating capacity and 1t is expected
will be able to accommodate the
largest turnout that has yet been able
to appear. October 3 will be . mem
orable period in the annals OF Almas
Temple.
Preparations also are going on for
the fall and winter dances ana 1t is
expected the dates will all be ready
for announcement in the next issue
of the Alibi.
The Ladies' Auxiliary of Columbia
Commandery will assemble at Masonic
Temple Friday evening, September 25,
at S o'clock. for it's first fall meeting.
NJ NJ. Parker Lodge will attend
services at Ryland NJ. e. Church. OF
which the pastor. Rev. DIR. Jehries, Is
the lodge chaplain, next Sunday even
ing. Pact Master Carr is at the head
of an automobile committee which Is
securing the loan of cars for the
event.
Pentalpha Lodge has made advance
announcement of the NJ. NJ. degree at
special at pm. Monday, Septem-
ber 26. and of the E. A. degree Oc.
tober 3. Tomorrow evening 1t Will
deal with it's delinquents.
AS special mark of distinction,
Washington-Cen Lodge has
elected Fairfax Harrison. president of
the Southern railway. as one Of its
honorary members. The evening of
over to the South Gate Club. all OF
whose members are employees of the
railway company, and from them the
lodge stations will be filled for the
NJ NJ. degree, which will be presented
in the auditorium Of Masonic Temple.
An elaborate program has been pre-
pared also for the occasion in honor
of Mr. Harrison. The lodge is consid-
ering, an amendment increasing the
fees for degrees to $I5.
In addition to the degrees. Washing
ton Council. Royal and Select Masters.
will entertain it's members with
cigars and eats afterward, tomor-
row evening.
Albert Pike Lodge tomorrow even
ing, is going to entertain Kallipolis
Grotto's Band. and. like good host. ls
going to let the band entertain it with
music by the organization. supple
mented with contributions of another
kind by Morris Shefferman and stan
lev William Bell. A surprise for all Is
to cap the climax and refreshments
will be served.
A memorial to the late Arthur F.
Williams, a former member of King
David Lodge. who died while In the
military service during the world
war, will be unveiled at a patriotic
memorial night to be given by the
lodge Tuesday evening. Master Earl
gram has been prepared and that all
Master MasOns are welcome.
High Priest G. P. Walton advises
that Roe Fulkerson, grand king of the
Grand Royal Arch Chapter. has been
unanimously elected to honorary
membership in Capitol Chapter. "for
his cheerful acceptance of all burdens
imposed in the past and for his zeal
in capitular Masonry in general. He
also states that the school Of in
struction which is conducted by Com
panion Charles j. Kropke will be held
hereafter on the second and fourth,
instead of the first and third. Mon
days.
A business meeting of Kallipolis
Grotto was held at the Washington
Hotel on Monday evening to round out
the arrangements for the fall cere-