Evening star., 1921-02-20
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Park road. thence one block west to
Hiatt place.

Park road. thence one block west to
Hiatt place.
Osiris Lodge. No. 26. will celebrate
its ladies' night with an entertain
ment and dance at the Raleigh Hotel
Wednesday evening. at O'Clock.
Cards of invitation have been issued
Master Charles H. Hoover has an
nounced in his latest bulletin the NJ
M. degree tomorrow evening at Z
o'clock at a special to be held in
'Masons Hall. Sth street near F street
northeast.
Master Harry Sherry has announced
that Federal Lodge. No. 1. will cele-
brate Washington's birthday ami
lversary Tuesday with an especially
interesting program. including an ad-
dress by Representative w. H. New
ton of Mimi, on "Americanism."
Master Pierce d. Roach of Stans-
bury Lodge, No. "a. has announced
that the special for the NJ. NJ. degree
| will be held Saturday at $50 pm,
instead of Friday, as at first an
| nounced, to enable the members to
attend the colonial tea given by Ruth
| Chapter of the Eastern Star at the
Scottish Rite Cathedral. Sd and r
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| Senior Deacon r. Eugene Wells will
head the official lines in the r.
| degree in Naval Lodge Thursday at
s pm, and the master will head the
] line in the NJ. W. degree at a later
hour. Saturday Senior Warden Haf-
old H. Flournoy will head the line IN
the NJ. NJ. degree.
| Grand Master Charles ]. ONeai.
| Grand High Priest Joseph II. Mliahs
and Grand Commander Fred ). "a"
| son, all members of Washington Ma
val Chapter. r. A. NJ. will attend the
! ing. The mark degree has peen pos'-
poned until Friday evening.
| st. Johns Lodge. No. H.. will have
! its ladies' night celebration SATURDAY
evening at the Arcade. At the special
Friday evening. at O'CLOCK, senior
Deacon Turnage will head the line
and at 7:3o o'clock. Junior Warden
Powlton. Wednesday evening. senior
Steward and Mrs. Angelo entertained
! the official line and their ladies at
| card party and supper.
! Mount Horeb Royal Arch Chapter.
No. I. has called OF ITS con'pca.lon
| for Tuesday evening and Will nave
business and social meeting March o.
when sort of "get-together" even.
| ing will be combined with the usual
attention given a large new Grass oi
| aspirants. An entertainment Win re-
freshments will be staged in the pan
| uuet hall, with James S. Briggs kihs'
| as chairman.
| Commander NJ r. Dixon has issued
orders assembling the sir knights OF
Orient Commandery at the asylum a.
T:15 o'clock this evening for the puI
pose of attending, the Masonic service
in honor of George Washington. to be
held at Trinity Church. the com
mandery will appear in full Templar
uniform, accompanied by it's band.
Kallipolis Grotto, turned out strong
Wednesday evening at the opening
date of the Eastern Star bazaar.
Throughout the evening the Iro..o t
Band under the leadership OF fro1'
julius Hamper. played.
Monday evening the Grotto Band en-
tsrtained the soldiers at Walter Reed
Hospital. Kirk Miller and Theodore
Greenberg sang several songs win
Jacque Heidenheimer at the piano.
Last night the band entertained the
Ire estIeboard Club.
The Grotto Band and Drill Corps are
industriously preparing for the colo
nial dance to be held at the New VIII
lard Hotel Tuesday evening. The
the occasion. Dance features will in
clude New York's Balloon Fox Trot"
and the new moonlight waltz. Proph-
ct Louis A, Brown. tenor. Will sing
several selections during the evening.
While fancy costumes are not essen
tiaf. several handsome prizes will be
awarded for both colonia! and fancy
costumes.
Monarch c. p. Boss is arranged for
a ceremonial March %.
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the prophets and their ladies' at Ma
sonic Temple. Admission will be by
1921 membership card.
The Trowel Club of the Interior De-
partment has elected Maj. Z. w. r.
Ewing. widely known author and
lecturer, as its president. Frank Jones
was elected secretary and >. II. Cooper
was added to the cabinet. The club
meets the last Saturday in each month
at the New Ebbitt Hotel. 4 musical
is being arranged for the February
meeting. including the CherrydaIe
Glee Club. All master Masons are in
vited. March 10. the club will visit
Alexandra Washington Lodge, at
Alexandria. Va. Other club members
grimage. leaving by trolley from 18th
and Pennsylvania avenue at pm.
! March 26 the club will hold = ladies,
night entertainment at the New Eb-
oitt. A nne program IS PROMISED. The
club is organizing quartet.
The meeting of the Anchor Club
| to have been held February 23 has
been called off and will be held at the
New Ebbitt Hotel tomorrow evening
| instead. An address by Gilbert o. Ma
| tions will be feature.
| The Masonic clubs of the District
| of Columbia will have a gala night
\ at the Arcade Thursday.
| The committee has announced a
number of special features to make
this hall unique. with entertainments
unlike any ever given by the fra
! ternity heretofore. All Masonic
; bodies have been invited.
| The proceeds are to be applied to-
| ward the fund for entertaining dele
gates to the sixteenth annual con-
! vention of the National League Of
, Masonic Clubs to be held in WASH
ington. d. c.. May 10. II and -.
| The committee in charge consists
! Cahoon. H. B. Bowersox, W. Musser,
II. D. RELY and William B. Severe.
7 Capitol Royal Arch Chapter, No. II.
| has elected officers for 1921 as fol-
lows: G. P. Walton. high priest; c. J..
Kropke. king: r. L. Kause. scribe:
, A K Lind. secretary; J. A. Meyer.
treasurer; C. f. Sener. c. H: r. NJ.
oller. P. s.: w. c: Daniel. r. A. c.;
c. II. Potter, NJ of Sd v; J. ]. Cuni
| nfngham. NJ of I'd V: L. j. H:erling.
NJ of LIST ", and r. S. Peterson,
sentinel.
The first annual meeting of the
Compass Club. formed by the master