Evening star., 1921-03-20
FRATERNITIES

have received the eighteenth degree
are obliged to be present. in spirit at
least
The Sunday services will be not
less elaborate or musical and Rev.
J. j. Dimon. thirty-third degree. will
deliver the address. George Roscoe
Davis. thirty-third degree honorary.
the officers of Evangelist, Chapter
will officiate at both ceremonials.
The masquerade dance of the Scot
tiSh Rite bodies, at the cathedral re-
Gently. was unusually successful in
the matter of attendan nee and in the
beauty and variety of the costumes
worn. The prize for the best original
costumes were won by Mr.. and Mrs.
II. II. Street. who received hand
some lamp. Mr.. and Mrs. II. :. Rudnik
were awarded a cameo for the most
elaborate costumes. For the best
unique costumes a chess and checkers
set was awarded to Mr.. and Mrs. Elk
ton Smith. Mrs c. f.. Sener received a
'avallier donated by l.. Whiting Estes.
X. c. G. H.. for the best imperSona-
tion: Miss Laura Patten. embossing
stamps. for the best fancy impersona-
ton: A. S. Knowlton and Miss Mac
Daniel. clothes brush set. for the
best original costumes in the comic
class: $. II. Miller. Carl Goppel. F. c.
Brown. Jack Mullane. Ernest Greer.
A. j. Harris and Arthur B. Myer. box
at the Gayety Theater. for the best
comic group: l.. NJ. Bragg. cigars. for
the best clown: Mr.. and Mrs. Roe
FulkerSon. large box of candy. for
bearing the burden of being the home
liest couple. although the decision was
disputed. Mrs. Dick Fookes won a
handsome bar pin: Archie D. Engei.
auto tubes: Miss Edith Keyser. a
fountain Epen: Mr.. Albert. a safety
razor. and F. q. Cockrell. necktie.
for various other distinctions in raj
will be given April 16s
The Gavel Club Mill meet Wednes-
day evening at o'clock in the new
clubrooms, 1919 New York avenue
northwest. to pass upon 400 petitions
and for housewarming. under the
auspices of the house committee. COM
Frank Campbell. William J. Arm
strong, Herbert F.. Smith. Maj. Thomas
J. Echols and Joseph Landow. The
Grotto Band will furnish entertain
ment. The club recently incorporated
under the laws of the District and
VIII be open day and night. with DIR.
Louis II. Bicks of Osiris Lodge. No.
&c. F. A. A. NJ. in, charge. Furniture.
including a piano and card tables. is
being installed. and it is said the
members of all Masonic clubs will be
invited to make the Gavel Club their
stand and reading and rest room
will be some of the conveniences.
w Wednesday evening delegates and
aternates to the convention of the
National League of Masonic Clubs.
which meets in this city in June. will
be elected. The club headquarters is
being marked by large electric sign.
Orient Commandery. No. 5. Knights
Templar. will give reception and
the grand high priest and the grand
commander of Knights Templar of
the District at the New willard Hotel
Tuesday evening. April 5, at $50
o'clock.
Potomac Royal Arch Chapter will
have three teams for the Royal Arch
Tuesday evening and a program of
besides.
March %, the official line to present
the NJ. NJ degree in Potomac Lodge No.
D. viii be members of the United States
Marine Corps in uniform.
Benjamin +. Larcombe. grand instruc-
tor general of knights Templar will
hold school of instruction for the Tenn
plar orders in the commandery asylum
evening.
Abraham NJ. Erich. scribe of Wash
lngton Royal Arch Chapter, will head
the official line in the degrees Thursday
evening. The chapter had a report from
It's ladies' night committee at its last
meeting and will have an announcement
to make on the subject soon.
The committee on work and lectures
recently put into operation the innoya-
tion OF holding school Of instruction
outside Masonic Temple for the first
time since Its organization: for the ben
William r. Singleton Lodge last evening
is said to have been eminently success
full.
Albert Pike Lodge. No. 36, will give
its first presentation of the F. c. degree
since its recent institution, with Ellwood
p. Morey. junior warden. heading the
line, at Scottish Rite Cathedral tomor-
row evening at 1:30 o'clock. Music will
be rendered by the Albert Pike Choir,
and Samuel F. Lane will entertain the
lodge in his own peculiar way. This
youngest. Masonic lodge in the District
under Archie d. Engel. is said to be
having so per cent of its membership
present at every meeting and to always
provide them with an interesting pro-
gram.
Senior Deacon Albert L. weddell of
The New Jerusalem Lodge resigned his
station in the line. on account of change
OF occupation, at the last meeting and
the vacancy will be filled Thursday
be presented. with Junior Warden ].
Pierson James heading the line.
The Ladies' Auxiliary of Columbia
Com mar ndery. No. 2. Knights Templar.
will meet Friday evening at o'clock at
Masonic Temple
Stansbury Lodge. No. "a. will hold a
special communication and pay a frater-
nal visit TO its chaplain, Rev. Cha rles s.
Cole. at Brightwood Park NJ T.. Church.
sth and Jefferson streets northwest, this
evening.
Monarch Castleman p. Boss has an
nounced a surprise" ceremonial of
kallipolis Grotto for March 90. Men,
bers who have not as yet obtained
their 1921 passports" are admonished
to get them in advance of the cere-
monial, in order that there may be
no needless delays. The program OF
the evening will be long and every
minute Will mean fun and frolic. The
committee in charge has a varied as
sortment of surprises and the only
thing causing them worry is their
doubt as to whether il can all be
crowded in by midnight. Past Mon
arch Charles u. Shackelford and
Prophet Samuel F.. Shreve, Tip Hoy's
only living rival as a comedian. will
have charge of the funny side of the
entertainment. They state that they
will offer something never before
attempted, seldom equaled and alb
solutely impossible of being excelled."
The meeting will be called at 7:30
o'clock at which time all pronhets q
are expected to be in their seats.
meeting of the officers has been
called by Monarch Boss for tomorrow
evening at the Grnffa cluhroornS 10