Evening star., 1921-08-21
GRAND SECRETARY ARv1NE W

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GRAND SECRETARY ARvINE w.
JOHNSTON. who is off on his
summer vacation, has written that
he has covered Canada, including
Montreal and Quebec, has visited
Boston and Is now en- route to Allan
tic City.
Tnere will be a meeting at the
Scottish Rite Cathedral. Sd and E
streets northwest, Friday evening at
1880 o'clock of those who are inter-
ested In the organization of a chapter
OF the Order of De Molay for Boys,
with entertainment following the
business. The local chapter. which
= has been named Robert de Bruce. a
name proposed by Donald NJ. Davis,
viii be duly instituted Friday even
ing, october II. by the degree team
from from the mother chapter" at Kansas
CITY. The boys will be brought here
by Frank S. Land. scribe of the Grand
Chapter, and National Supervisor Ray
". Denslow. They will travel in 4
special car and will bring their own
motion en. picture photographer.
with Worth F. Landon as chairman,
Frank NJ; Roller. vice chairman;
Marx E. Kahn, supervisor of ritual
istic work; Rev. John c. Palmer,
supervisor Of choir and music;
Thomas H. Harr. supervisor of so.
cial activities: Joseph scheviin, super
visor OF drill team; D. ]. Luckett,
supervisor of scribe records and sec
.Eetary OF the advisory council; Rev.
David r. covell, supervisor of ath-
Ieuc activities: Mimi c. Marseglia,
supervisor treasurer and finances:
Theodore J: Moore. supervisor of
paraphernalia, and Albert G. Nc
Chesney. supervisor of meetings and
arrangements
The order has grown from seven
teen boys in March, 1919, to 11S,6OO.
with 256 chapters.
The National Masonic Fishing Club
1s giving crabfeast at its clubhouse
1t has invited all Master Masons. An
tomobilists have been advised to take
the pennsylvania avenue route through
Marlboro and Mount Zion to Wal
nut Tree House on the Annapolis
PIKE. tnen to turn sharply to the
gravel road to graveyard at the cross
roads, thence straight ahead on the
oyster-shell road to the river front.
where they are to turn sharply to the
left to the clubhouse.
La Fayette Lodge. No. 10, will have
cnarge OF the services at the Masonic
and Eastern Star Home next Sunday
afternoon. August %. at o'clock.
Grover e. Payne. king Of Potomac
Royal Arch Chapter, will head the
omcial line in the degree in the chap
ter Ter Tuesday evening. when a large
vocation of the chapter William s
Waddey was elected to life member
ship in appreciation of his services
10 the chapter. covering many years.
In addition to i+s sweat,
cation tomorrow evening, PentaIpha
Lodge has called another special for
August 20. at 1880 pm. for the F. q
degree only, according to amended an
Mouncement by the master last week.
The communication for Labor day.
September 5. has been called Off and
September 19 the N. P. D. ordeal will
be staged. The Masonic work for the
year will be closed September 26 with
the NJ NJ. degree.
washington Centennial Lodge. No.
II, will stage its degree Saturday
afternoon. at o'clock, in the Com
mandry asylum, fourth floor Of Ma
Sioux City. Iowa. Masons have or
ganized an international luncheon
CLUB to be know as the High Twelve
Sioux City. Its announced purpose is
to give younger Masons opportunities
afforded by the Rotary, Kfwanis and
Lion Luncheon clubs.
Illustrious Potentate Henry Lans-
burgh has issued the call for the next
ceremonial session of Almas Temple
on Monday, October 3, at the Capitol
tburlesque) Theater, Pennsylvania
avenue and 11th street, northwest, the
only theater available for the pur-
pose. it Is said.
Thursday of the current week the
Arab Patrol will pull off it's annual
'frolic' at Marshall Hall. with an
and contests. for which many valu-
able prizes have been donated There
will be something doing all day long
and the committee gives assurance
all The patrol slogan Make
Friends has been the guiding call, it
is said, in the preparations that have
been made for this annual event,
which helps to furnish the wherewith
to meet the expenses incurred by the
patrol in its trip to the annual su-
preme Council session. No advance
information is, given as to the details,
but those who have attended the
frolics Of former years class them
with the most enjoyable events given
by Almas Temple.
September 8. Labor day. will be the |
date of the first game of the Boumi- [
Almas Temple base ball games to be !
played alternately in Washington and
Baltimore between the crack ball
players of the two temples. with the
object Of drawing the membership of
Boumi in closer touch with the mobiles
of Almas Temple. The most pleasant
relations are said to have existed for |
years between the two temples, and |
the purpose of the ball games Is an
nounced to widen the friendships. |
American League Park will be the |
scene Of the first game, Labor day,
and Capt. Andy Walker, who has
team for Almas, gives assurance that
'.some base ball will be played"
September II Crescent Temple of
Trenton. ". j., is to stage man.
moth ceremonial on the Million-Dol- !
lar Pier at Atlantic City. 1t is said |
to be the purpose to make 1t the |
event ever staged at the city by the |
sea. Aimas Temple, under Noble S. |
Zirkin, is marshaling her hosts for |
the trip, which will be made by spe-
ciaI train from this city at 1880 pm |
Friday, September 1s, arriving at the |
seashore at Z pm. Almas Temple !
will have her headquarters at the |
Grand Atlantic Hotel and. 1t IL said, |
the reservations ara being made rap
idly on the plan Of the first come the !
first served. The return from the
ceremonial will be made also by q |
special train over the Pennsylvania, |
September IS. Large delegations will |
attend the ceremonial from Lu Lu /
Temple Of Philadelphia. from Boumi |
o. Baltimore and from temples in |
the other nearby cities.
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