Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-01-30

The Grand Council of the Royal and
Select Masters. Cryptic Masonry. will
| hold it's annual session at Masonic
!, Temple Saturday evening and will
elect officers for the new Cryptic
year.
| The Grand Chapter of Royal Arch
Masons will hold its annual convoca-
: ton and election of officers at Ma
sonic Temple Wednesday evening,
February g.
| Naval Lodge, No. 4, has announced
Ia Encouragement of its degree SEIZED
ule. whereby the F. c. degree sched-
uled for Thursday will be omitted
; and special Will be held at : pm m
February 10. for the NJ. NJ. degree. the
| F. c. degree being announced for Feb
| ruary II.
| The degree journey of the winter
i class fthe Scottish Rite will termi-
degree. Mithras Lodge of Perfection.
which is always abreast Of require
ments, will therefore consider plans
for the spring class at it's session
Tuesday evening. when also Robert
de Bruce Council. Knights Kadosh:
will present the full ceremonial of
the twenty-fourth degree. Earlier in
=: the evening the clubrooms with their
facilities for social entertainment will
be available to the members and Wis
iting members of the Rite.
Master Rich of King Solomon (the
daylight lodge) makes the announce
ment Of a special communication for
10 o'clock Wednesday morning. when
the NJ. NJ. degree will be presented.
The same degree is scheduled for
noon of the same day.
|
Columbia Commandery's drill corps
| is arranging for a series of dances
| this winter. the first of which will be
given at the Raleigh Hotel Wednes-
lday evening. William Green is presi-
| dent of the corps; Charles D. Shackel-
| ford, captain, and Frank Birgfeld.
secretary-treasurer Weekly drills
! are being held Saturday evenings at
! headquarters.
! Potomac Lodge. No. >. entertained
Assistant City Postmaster w. H. Hay
cock with the NJ. NJ. degree Monday
evening. members Of the post Office
force occupying the stations as fol-
lows: c.. Z. Schooley of National
! Lodge. as master; Herbert Riley of
Singleton Lodge. as senior warden:
! w. D. Hanback, of National. as junior
warden: c. r. Hurley of Singleton. as
senior deacon; Alpheus Hudson of Po-
tomac. as junior deacon: j. W. Tiff
fanny Of National, as senior steward;
H. G. Tegeler of Harmony. as junior
steward. and Warren Hanacher of
Acacia. as master of ceremonies: E.
L. Greer of Albert Pike. Mosby Will
liams OF Lebanon and John Gates of
Harmony also assisted in the work.
| Past Master Carter B. Keene of Tenn
! pie Noyes Lodge later in the evening
presented to Mr.. Haycock a Masonic
ring as testimonial from his fellow
workers in the post Office. Master
l tn6 a
Masonic charm in behalf of the guests
from the city post Office, as a testi-
monial of appreciation Of courtesies
shown by him. He was also given a
bouquet Of flowers for Mrs. Hartford
Potomac Commandery. Knights
Templar announces the Order of the
| Temple for it's conclave Wednesday
| evening.
| The Gavel Club Of Master Masons
| Will give its annual banquet at the
| New .Ebbitt tomorrow evening.
! 1llustrious Potentate Henry Lans-
burgh Tuesday evening" on his return
from New York and Philadelphia.
where he went in quest of the musical
| score and other features for the
| spring ceremonial of Alnfas Temple,
announced that the ceremonial would
| probably be staged the middle of
| March at Polls Theater. although ar
| rangements have not been definitely
concluded. He had J. Fred Huber,
electrical expert. and Virgil NJ.
| Fookes. director of the floor team,
! in consultation nearly all the even
ing Wednesday outlining the details
! for the presentation of the Khayam
ell Khayan musical part of the cere-
! monies. which it is said will be beau
| tifully Illuminated with an elaborate
color and lighting scheme. Potentate
! Lansburgh is now in correspondence
| with Imperial Potentate Ellis,IA Gar
| retson. in the hope of having him as
the guest of honor for the ceremonial.
The Imperial Council committee has
| decided that the next session Of the
Imperial Council will be held in Des
Moines. Iowa. June IA, Is and 16.
Almas Temple will have a special
| meeting the evening Of February II
to consider the proposition of it's COM
! mittee for an immediate benefit and
insurance association. The next dance
will be given at the New Willard
Wednesday evening, February 16.
J At a recent meeting of the conyAn-
ton committee Of the Order Of Yelled
attended by Past Grand Monarch Ed
$. Schmid and Monarch Charles A.
!, Stevens. it was announced that the
convention program would include a
| reception to the grand officers Mon
day evening. June 81. followed bv a
dance on the steel Pier: the opening
Of the convention Tuesday morning
and hand concert on the Steel Pier.
as well az a parade of the GrottoAs
| on Atlantic avenue and the Board
| walk. ard connective drills on the
Steel Pier Wednesday morning.
Mayor F.. l.. Bader Of Atlantic City
| will probably address the Supreme
| Council Monarch Charles A. Stevens
was made treasurer OF the conven-
ton committee. with which Past
Grand Monarch Schmid also will
serve. and George r. Ingram of Ko-
ran Grotto. PHILADELPHIA. was desig-
! mated to look after matters Of trans
{portation. AS many members will
| visit the convention in automobiles.
it is stated. provision has been made
for the storing of the machines dur
! Ing convention time.
| The big dance to be given in the
| Arcade Auditorium by the Masonic
! clubs of Washington is announced
for February "a, with J. Boyd Dexter
and William Cahoon in general
the various clubs. This is to be one
of the functions in connection. with
| preparations for the entertainment
| Of the League Of Masonic Clubs in
| Washington May 10. IL and IL, and
| there is much enthusiasm in the
| various clubs to make both functions
| success as an evidence of the Ma
committee has added the following
names to it's committee on nublicity:
Matthew Quay Chaser, editor Ma
| sonic Review: Past Grand Masters
| W. W. Jermane and ]. Harry. Gun