Evening star., 1921-07-03

atfve John Marshall Robson, q solo BY
Miss Edith Graham, and musical COM
the Primrose-D Dockstader minstrels, ac-
companied by z. r Brown: The next
The Trestleboard Club Of the govern
ment printing office has called of its
meeting about 200 members were on
hand to witness the athletic program.
which was exciting. laughable and in
teresting. and brought many recalls.
Treasurer Thomas F. Harris was present
after an absence Of three months on ac-
count of illness. Among the visitors
were Charles s. Gum. past president OF
the club; George H. Carter. public print
er: j. H. Tonge superintendent Of Wash
ington Terminal; Edward Putnam. pres
ident Of the Fellowship Club, and about
twenty-five members Of the Fellowship
Club. also q number OF visitors from tho
Gavel and Railroad square clubs.
President Cornish announces that COM
mittees are arranging for the fall pro-
gram Of enterta inment and for the series
of winter dances.
Master George NJ. Fisher Of Con-
Thursday evening in Masonic Temple
will be q busy one for the lodge.
which. in addition to the e. A. de-
gree. will correct and approve its by
laws, elect and appoint important
sary to "the baby lodge Of the Dis
trict" and its welfare.
Milton J. Fillius. king OF Bright
wood Chapter, No. 9, Royal Arch Ma
sons. announces the Mark degree for
Wednesday evening.
Robert de Bruce Council, Knights
Kadosh. Tuesday night elected and In
stalled the following officers:
Sulaimaan David, commander: Mil
ton Hopfenmaier, first lieutenant COM
lieutenap. ~mmander; Monte Sanger.
chancellor; Jcran c. Wineman. almoner;
Stirling Kerr. recorder: Monte Sanger.
treasurer; Allen c. Cotton. orator; Lem
Towers. master ceremonies: Robert A.
1aniei. turGopilier; J; Claude KEEPER.
con; Burgess w. Marshall. second
deacon: Mark F. Finley. jr.. bearer
beauseant; Frank NJ. Roller. white
standard; J. w. Garsner. black stand
ard; Worth F. Landon. lieutenant
guard: Theophilus J. Moore, tiler. and
Ellwood P. Morey. trustee.
Grand Visitor and Lecturer Lu-
Glen G. Yung will head the official
line In La Fayette Royal Arch Chap
ter Tuesday evening. when the Royal
Arch degree is presented. Seven
teams are expected.
The Ave bathing costumes which
won the prizes at the bathing beach
recently are announced as special
properties for the current week in
the stage presentation of Scrambled
dred Covington. Christine Ivey. Mar
jorie Oakley and Constance Hope will
assist in exhibiting them. it is also
announced.
John wenger. the Russian artist.
has been engaged to create the scenic
and lighting effects for 1.-THE Poppy
God" the new play by Leon Gordon
Thomas Grant Springer and LIE Roy
Clemens, which the Selwyns are to
offer for it's premier at the Hudson
Theater. New York. August 20.
Selwyn's "Snapshots OF 1921" are
said to be tempering the torridity
of the metropolis with their nonsense,
lifting music. etc. etc.
AL Christie says. or ia reported to
have said, that it was not censor
ship. but the bathing beauty herself
movies. "She just killed herself" he
says.
Christie also ventures the opinion
that the big picture comedy Of the
future will be one that tells a funny
story with no situations impossible
in real life.
The first annual convention of
branch managers Of Educational
Film Exchanges. Inc. will be held at
Congress Hotel, Chicago. July IS. 19
and 20. and is expected to draw rep
resentatives from the $500 theaters
in 4,0sS towns. in this country and
Canada which are claimed to be US
ing the service.
The tired but happy contingent Of
Kallipolis Grotto returned Wednes-
day night from Atlantic City and the
thirty second annual convention Of
the Supreme Council. NJ. o. V. P. E. r.
The convention was perhaps the most
notable ever held by the order. The
attendance broke all previous rec
orally turned over to the visiting
prophets and they reveled in the
many pastimes provided. During the
sessions the ladies were entertained
by the ladies OF Koran Grotto. Phila-
delphia, and many special features
vention COMMITTEES
Monarch Bill" Cotter OF Koran
Grotto was chairman Of the commit
tee. assisted by Kallipolis' popular
past monarch, Charles A. Stevens.
John, A. Derthick Of Long Grotto.
Grotto, Philadelphia; William K: Shell
ley of Yedz Grotto. Baltimore; Henry
J. Huemmer of AZim Grotto, New
York city; George Scher Of New Ark
Grotto. Newark. N. j.: Raymond X.
Lane Of Fem Zem Grotto. Jersey City.
~. D ~ N
Grotto. Philadelphia: Matthew q.
Glasser. editor Of the Masonic Re-
view, New York, and Past Grand
Monarchs Edward s. Schmid OF Wash
ington and W. H. Snyder Of Elmira,
N. Y.
arch Stevens. the Washington dele
cation was taken in charge and ,es-
corted by the Kallipolis Band And
Drill Corps to their hotel. and every
thing possible done for their comfort
and pleasure If Charlie" overlooked
not suggest what it was. The Grotto
Drill Corps, under the leadership OF
Past Monarch Charles D. Shackel-
ford, being among the prize winners.
the Grotto band came in for mucn
praise for its musical ability and ap-
pearance in the parade wnien nj, s,ssd Wa
by thousands Of visitors.
Past Monarch E. w. Libbey was ad-
vanced two places in the official line
of officers. his station now being
grand alchemist: The famous three. rec.
horned goat Of Kallipolis Grotto was va
the feature Of the convention and the,
Boardwalk. His photograph was TAX
en- by moving picture men and nun.
dreds Of visitors. Rock Island. III,
was selected as the next convention
city. the date being fixed as June
and 7, 1922.
EASTERN STAR,