Evening star., 1921-10-30

the auspices of Arminius Lodge.
%, and Rev. J. w. Austin of All
Il ls' Church. Chevy Chase. Md. will
o} pate.
kligious field day services will be
Il by the Knights Templar COM
hderies of the District on the Mon
ttnt grounds this afternoon. under
auspices of the Commanders
AHciation. a sermon will be deliv-
- by Rev. DR.. James Shera Mont
ery. grand prelate of the Grand
nmandery, and the Almas Temple
club of Almas Temple of the
Sstic Shrine Charles r. Bartlett,
,{Ssiuctor. will lead the singing.
Every Masonic body in the District
is been Invited to participate in this
fvice, which is in the nature of an
inovation.
feature of the exercises will be
t. formation of a mammoth passion
Ssi&y all the communicates, escort
two bands of music, under the
,Tection of Past Grand Commander
H. Frank Z. Gibson.
rhe sir knights of the several COM
,anderieS will assemble at Masonic
ample, 18th street and New York
aenue, at o'clock. and at 2:3O sharp
1ll,marc in parade south on 18th
greet to Pennsylvania avenue. north
a Pennsylvania avenue to loth
1reet, south on 18th to E street and
lest on E street to the north side of
te Monument grounds.
The Masonic clubs of the District
se planning for "a grand Masonic
nl and gala night" at the Arcade,
Jth street and Park road, for Thurs
,ty evening, December !, the entire
,koceeds of which are to go for i'm
,tovcments at the Masonic and East
In star Home. The general commit
-Ve representing all the clubs, in
,(ldes J. Boyd Dexter. chairman; j.
nd Meurer, vice chairman; o. w.
iiey, secretary. William Musser.
teasurer, and w. D. Bowersox, Will
7km a. Cahoon and William B. Sc
IRE Already extravagant promises
T. being made of surprises. novel
j1tures. etc, but the assurance is
Cub Masonry in the District Will be
,Pvoted to making the affair mon
,hrental success in every way.
In event of an extraordinary char
Il or is announced for Friday evening
clock in the Central High School
.,slitorium, when the Masonic clubs
II the District. under the auspices of
Heir advisory board. will celebrate
lie I69th Masonic birthday OF George
Washington. Admission will be by
.lrd only, in view of the large attend
apce expected.
The drill corps of Columbia Com
rtandery has accented an invitation
u visit Stansbury Lodge. No. "a, the
Iening of November IA. The corps
,{iu give a dance in the roof ballroom
the Hotel Washington Tuesday
ckening of this week. Mrs: Charies
Shackelford, president of the La
tkrtainment and dance for the next
Mating of that organization. COM
Kinder Shackelford has issued spe-
cBI circular to the members OF ms
cymmandery with reference to the
f fld day this afternoon.
The Masters Association for 1905,
which prides itself upon maintaining
intact it's organization and celebrating
with dinner each year. IS grienint
the loss of one of it's members, Fast
Master Erwin S. Hubbard, who was
rtaster of Hiram Lodge. No. 10. and,
subsequently,. secretary OF the assocla-
tton for several years, and VINO is
recorded in it's annals as one who
never missed meeting. annual or
special. Past Master H. F. 1vers of
SALISBURY Lodge, No. "a. and Past
Ma ster Thomas n. Unsworth of Osiris.
No. 26. are president and vice presi-
dent. respectively, of the association
for the current year. Past Grand
JASer William W. Jermane was the
Sresident and Lurtin r. CHM was
DE grand master for that year.
The GaveI Clubs luncheons are
rowing popular with the members. it
II said. Lieut.. Col Harry c. Gilchrist,
edical Corps, U. S. A, well known
ar hero, will address the club Thurs
iy. DIR. George Otis Smith, director
d the geological survey. was the
Sneaker last Thursday. his topic being
'Euperpower."
KallipoHs Grotto's band and drill
corps will have their annual Halloween
mask dance at the New Willard Hotel
tomorrow evening, with continuous
dancins and gold prizes. This. how
ever. does not tell all the exquisite
things promised for the ladies and the
delights for the members which are
heralded in the enthusiastic advance
notices. 1t is grotto function ex-
traordinary, and that is said to carry
the full significance of what may be
expected.
Sovereign Grand Commander John
VI. towtes of the Supreme Council OF
The Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite
for the Southern Jurisdiction of the
United States. states that the Supreme
Council, at it's recent session in this
city neaffrmed it's position taken at
Ihe meeting at Colorado Springs in
(GrNng the legislation providing for
MrSau of education, with compulsory
uration in the public schools through
q eighth grade. and it's educational
nd Americanization program general
i. 1t passed strong resolutions on
he limitation of armaments. which
be duly presented to the proper
Committee at the forthcoming inter-
la tional conference in this city. The
supreme Council provided for annual
meetings hereafter. The session for
he consideration of nominations for
Snights commander of the court of
honor and to the thirty-third degree,
q ith other business customary at the
time. will be held during odd-numbered
years. The next meeting will be held
The last week in August, 1922, in Salt
Lake City.
Action of interest to local members
cf the rite provided that hereafter
what are known as "thirty-third hon
1raries" may sign themselves as
MIasons of the thirty-third degree.
the usual. word honorary" or
trS abbreviation and using it only when
after their names they sign as honor
ary inspectors general Of the thirty
,hrd degree. The grand commander
states that he is not yet prepared to
announce his new deputy in the Dis
rict of Columbia. Rumor has 1t that
rhe position has been rendered to ELL
y GOD P. Morey, thirty-third degree.
The position under former Sovereign
I;rand Commander George Fleming
Moore was held by Roe Fulkerson.
degree.
NIithras Lodge of Perfection Tuesday
,venng will make final preparations for
p, winter class. which will commence
= ceiving the degrees Tuesday evening,
november s.
AIfnas Temple of the Mystic Shrine