Evening star., 1921-11-06

or business suits and the Almas Au-
tomobile Club.
The business meeting will be called
to order at p.m.; doors will open for
musical program will start at Z; the
introductions will be made at 1880.
and the caravan will form at 7:45
O'Clock. A musical extravaganza will
be staged after the closing cere.
monies, at 1850 pm.
The Almas Automobile Club will
stage another oyster roast at its
West River home November 20. 1t
had large and healthy delegation at
the roast last Sunday, when, DR..
Prendergast says, everybody was
"oysterfully happy"
The Halloween bali, under the aus
pices Of Kallipolis Grotto Band and
Drill Corps at the New Willard Hotel
Monday evening was undoubtedly the
most elaborate and successful of any
yet given by the Grotto. The at
tendance taxed the capacity Of the
ballroom, but every one was happy
ranging from the robes of royalty to
those of the tatterdemalion. were
gorgeous and spectacular. There were.
of course. witches aplenty, with bun.
dies of switches, black cats and OLD
brooms: kings and queens. heralds,
ladies' waiting. goblins and 50 on o.
Roberts Of Lavenworth. Kan. DR.. Lin
ton and Mrs. T. c. Chauncey. made
awards to Mrs. c. D. Shackelford. Mrs.
e. Champion. Daniel A. Reynolds
Baxter Davidson, Miss E. Keyser, MRS
Helen Meurer, T. ]. Taggart and c. A.
Munroe. The next dance will be held
November %. The cast of killipolis
Grotto will stage a ceremonial Tor
Baya Grotto, pNorfolk, Va. next Sat
urday. Prophets in addition to the
members of the cast, will leave by
boat Friday evening. November IL,
and reach Washington on the return
trip Monday morning.
Although the Knights Templar re-
ligious field day was postponed on ac-
count of rain last Sunday. the Grotto
Band entertained the Templars with
band concert in the commandery
room at Masonic Temple.
November "a has been designated as
Grotto- Rotary Kiwanis night at the
Elks' carnival.
Chief Rabbari Leonard P. Steuart
and Mobiles George F. Hoover, Gus
Cook and Steve Spitz Of Almas Tenn
reeentIy. Fec m when ae "call al : Ne s Henry. po,
tentate Of 'Almas. accompanied by
Almas Brass and Oriental bands.
marched to the Northeast Savings
Bank. at 8th and H streets northeast.
for the opening Of that institutions 8
sembled throng with music.
Pote Henry complimented the bank
officials on the beauty of their new
home, being especially pleased. he
said. with the superb interior decora-
tions and furnishings. installed by
Noble s. P. Spitz:
Chief Rabban Steuart is president
of the institution and Mobiles George
F. Hoover and Gus Cook vice presi-
dent and director. respectively.
The Railroad Square Clubs recent en-
tertainment was Call Me Henry
night" Illustrious Potentate Henry
Lansburgh was there. with the Almas
Temple Band. :Glee Club. Drum Corps
trious potentate showed his gold
membership card of the Railroad
Square Club and invited the boys to
cross the sands November 28. three
rousing cheers were given by the
was presented by Carl Fathers: the
glowing tribute to Masonry by Capt
Edward Dutton and the Glee Clubs
song, Ladies, Ladies, How We Love
You" were notable features.
aynn H. Of q cluss
and President Harry Bowersox and
William Skeen Of the advisory board
were also guests.
Mrs David Kincheloe, wife of Rep
whistled "the MockinE Bird" and con-
tributed songs and mimicry that were
enthusiastically received.
Durward Bowersox, with Miss Marie
Belt at the piano. played Souvenir"
by Franz Drala: e Victor Herbert
Geoffrey O'Hara.
The ladies Of the Railroad Square
Club. who graciously served the re-
freshments. were: Mrs. Harry Bower
sox. Mrs. George Sullivan. Mrs; y; J.
Mrs. R. Brewer. Mrs Clarence Welsh.
Mrs. Charles Broker. Miss Earna Ca
hoon, Mrs. r. Pearman, Mrs. Clarence
Hall, Mrs. Henry Bengel. Mrs. James
lotion and Mrs: David Bowman and
The, Railroad Square Clubs ball. at
Odd Fellows Hall, will be given
Thursday evening.
ORDER OF THE EASTERN STAR
Ruth Chapter will have its grand
visitation tomorrow evening" Thu
dance is reported an enjoyable sue
cess. Recently the officers gave the
matron a birthday surprise and
through the patron presented her
with handsome pocketbook.
After its business session tomorrow
evening st. Johns Lodge Chapter
will have an open meeting with en-
tertainment. The program will in
and Her Debts Of Honor" by Mrs. All,
exandra Anderson; original piano
composition by Miss Alice Taylor, pu-
pill of the late Prof. Fabian; vocal Sc
lections~ by Signor Dimalia and read
ings by Mrs: Kunkel, past matron of
Mizpah Chapter.
Matron Cora F. Myers of Lebanon
Chapter announces a program of en-
tertainment following the business
session Tuesday evening, in charge
of Patron Belts. She also announces
chapter a chec1 for s1.11s as pro-
ceeds from dinner and bazaar.
Hope Chapter will have its endow-
ment night Wednesday, with q musi-
cal program.
Naomi Chapter, Wednesday evening.
will have the degrees, followed by
refreshments in the banquet hall.
William F. Hunt Chapter. Thursday
evening will advance it's line officers
In the degree work and will have en-
tertafnment' under the direction Of
the Young Folks Club. DR.. Charles
w. Rich says the lunch and bazaar
held last week was great success
due to the cooperation of the ladies.
The auxiliary home board Of Mi
riam Chapter will give a card party
at Masonic Temple, Sth and F streets
norfheaSt for the hoanitaI t,li1d{u0