Evening star., 1921-06-12
n 4 oNARcH cAsrLEMAN P.
!" BOSS announces . business
v meeting and short-form

ceremonial or h4lnpOlIe
lGrotto at the Washington Hotel June
II. As final details regarding the
Supreme Council convention at At
lantic City will be laid before the
members It Is essential that all
prophets who contemplate attending
the Convention be NJ this meeting. II
will be the hast meeting prior to the
convention. and q largo class Of candi-
dates b expected.
Past Monarch Charles A. Stevens Of
tho convention committee Of the Su-
preme Council. who is at Atlantic City
In connection with the convention ar,
rangemsnte, sends word thak all will
be In readiness when the prophets
begin to arrive Juno Is and -. Spe-
cial decorations, Gpecfal privileges.
and. IN fact, the most unusual kind
Of special features are In store for the
grima8e to the seashsra
Tho program. 30 Tar a. arranged.
As follows. Monday: June 81. reg.
istration Of delegates, beginning at :
to grand on,cer: at t. the Eli Hotel lRya Fray.
more; p.m.. informal dance for all
visiting prophets and their parties.
Steel Pier; Tuesday. June %. opening
chalfonte- Aaddon HAN: II am. com.
petitive drill contest on the Steel Pier:
: p.m., reception to ladies by the
Ladies' Auxiliary Of Koran Grotto OF
Philadelphia. At tho Lu Lu Temple
Boardwaif. oeial % Fs1hS FeSieaiDe nsta1s ssa0a oa
at Hotel Traymore: s pm. all
prophets and their parties viii be
| admitted free of charge to the
| Steeplechase Pier; Wednesday, June
| Chalfonte-Haddon Hall; until 1 pm.
ladies win be allowed the free use of
| rolling chairs for one hour; until /
pm. prophets and their parties may
partietpate IN a sail on tho yachts
from the inlet; PM, competitive
band concert on the Steel Pier.
The Railroad Square Clubs financial
secretary. william J: cahoon. provided
dies night at the Masonic Temple Audi
| toriun1 Saturday evening. President
| Harry Bowersox. Vice Presidents Sulli-
van and Cunningham, assisted by Mar
snai o. ". Riley. helped materially In
| cessful events Of the season. Many
prominent guests Of the club showed
| their appreciation Of the numbers by
hearty applause. A bountiful spread
ing. 1t Is expected that Grand Master
Charles J. ONei1 will address the club
! At its next regular meeting. June Is.
The TrestIeboard Club Of ehe sovern-
| ment printing Office will hold its regular
monthly meeting next Saturday night.
The entertainment viii consist OF an
athletic meet. with W. D. Skeen in
charge Of arrangements.
A meeting Of the committee Of the
Gavel Club and other Masonic clubs Of
Washington to arrange for the outing
to be held July 1s at Chesapeake Beach
was held at the rooms Of the Gavel
Club on last Tuesday. The following
| clubs were represented: Anchor, .Trf-
! angle. South Gate. Trowel. Railroad
SQUARE. Gavel and Craftsman, Mr.. A.
T. ]. Meurer Of the Gavel Club presid-
special trains arranged for Games for
members Of the clubs, their wives and
children viii be provided, and numer-
Gus prizes await the winners.
| At the regular communication Of
Acacia Lodge, No. fS, which win be held
Tuesday night At 7:30 o'clock, the INST
degree Win be conferred. Mr.. Raymond,
m wn9 @ = newcomer in this turisdiction,
who is wen known throughout this turis-
dtctton, WI sing in q duett with Mr..
Raymond Worshipful Master Burdine
promises tf,9t there win be other enter
tanning features. An master Aasons are
Hiram Chapter. No. 10, Royal Arch
Masons. win meot tomorrow evening,
when the Mark degree wM be con
ferfed
At . stated Communication June "A
81; Johns Lodke. No. II. win work the
Master Mason degree.
Potomac Chapter. No. 8. r A. NJ. NJ
Its next convoc2tion. Tuesday, win hsye
the degrees conferred upon . largo clas2
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by captain Of tho hosk, Walter z Haven
ner. The most excellent masters DECREE
viii bo conferred BY the scribe, Robert ].
Michael Potomac is known ~ the
friendly chapter. and always welcomes
visitors.
Tho services at the Masonic and East
ern Star Home this afternoon, at ;
O'Clock. will be under the auspices of the
New Jerusalem Lodge, No. 3. The SER
VI vice. il, VII bs S conducted cor BY the Rev; Har.
Episcopal Church. Special music viii be
in charge Of Maitland 8. Wright.
Tho hrst annual picnic Of Albert Pike
Lodge Will be held on the grounds Of the
country residence Of Thomas J. Williams,
2. Machines will b provided for ali
families and friends Of the members
who wish to attend. The II n decree
will b presented in cognpiete costume
tomorrow.
A special commumtea<ion Of Osiz4s
Lodge, No. 26. win b hsld ak s As pm.
wednesday Tor the purpose OF con3ekfing
the fellow craft degree. Tho entered ap-
prentice degree win b conferred At tho
stated communication on the amo data
Capitol Royal Arch Chapter tomorrow
might viii be host ut an illustrated
lecture BY Dr.. Charles Greeley Abbot.
assistant SECRETARY Of tho Smithsonian
Institution. The lecture is entatled
Other Heavenly Bodiss." and viii be
held fn the cixapeef room ut The North
east Masonic TennQaA, Sth and r stfeeGs
northeast Dr.. Abbot Is tho foremost
authority On the measurement Of solar
sadiatson. and for hss sese.rehes has
Of Sciences and ofher societies IN tlds
country and abroad The views to be
shown arc tnconpa<1b3A many OF them
having been mada through tho monster
rsdecting astrononicnl telescope On
Mount Wilson, The, largest. telescope in
The Grand Ledge has decreed that
there shall: be no smoking in the
iodsereom. ct any time during ses-
quite generally In other Jurisdictions.
and, the practice Of smoking here has
frequently met with criticism on the
part of visitors. Also many have
often complained that smoke 10 omen-
An excuse for snon-attendancs. ~ 4 -
The Grand Lodge has Increased, the
minimum tex: Tor degrees to- SIS. the |
and Eastern starsaoms. s.iucsase
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