Evening star., 1922-04-09
FRATERNITIES

May 2. the evening before the next
| ceremonial. having accepted the in
Vitations sent them.
Aimas Temple also shared in sigma!
honor at the ceremonial session OF
Lu Lu Temple. in Philadelphia, Wed.
evening for Almas. and an especially
| great evening for Call Me Henry,
her popular past potentate. who at
tended the Sc ssion with couple
including B. F. Smith. the veteran OF
Almas Legion OF Honor; W. H. Plum
| mer. Col. G. Fred Cook, John c.
Rooms present master Of Temple
! Noyes Lodge. No. SO: B. LarcomDe'
MyeE Goldman. Jack RihshaSt' nu, Or:
/ lis. DR.. John Exner. l. NJ stevens. V.
G. Potter, Samuel Zirkin. ]. J. Guinns'
Capt. 4. w. Zea. A. L. Draper, X. X.
Cook. Henry c. Stein. G. Gates: jack
Landvoigt and others: Henry enter
tanned his guests at the Bellevue,
! Stratford before the ceremonial. ana
they staged a back by pre-
case. with innumerable attach
ments in the way of toilet articles.
| OF course, there was a lot OF speecn-
! making and complimentary remarks.
| and everybody seemed thorougnly
happy. Although Mecca Temple, the
mother temple of the Shrine, was
represented at the ceremonial, when
! the Washington delegation entered
the cordial greetings to Henry anu
Almas rang from every part OF tne
house. while Illustrious Potentate W;
| Freeland kendrick of L.u Lu staged
an ovation with his welcome and in
creased it when he called Past 70
tentate Lansburgh to preside at the
short while. The Washington party
;, left here on the 1855 train for Phiia-
delphia Wednesday afternoon. and.
in the main. returned the following
morning. Henry conducted the trip
throughout personally, and his
guests were loud in his praise. An
other temple, a-Ga-Zig Temple of
Davenport, Iowa. has added Henry
to it's list Of honorary life members.
making Twenty-Five temples to thus
honor him, with three patrol organi-
cations. while he holds fifty-six hon
orary Masonic memberships in vari-
Gus bodies to testify to his popu-
larity with those who know him: Lu
Lu Temple was most cordial 10 hlni'
especially it's distinguished poten-
tate, whom rumor reported at the
time as seriously in danger of being
nominated for governor OF the state
of Pennsylvania.
During the evening. remarkable
less telephone of an address to Lu
Lu Temple by President Harding and
another from Imperial Potentate
Ernest A. Cults. who was in Savan-
nah. Ga. at the time, the President
| speaking from Washington. Both
messages aroused immense enthusi-
asm.
Washington Centennial Lodge an
nounces as it's degree line for Its
in the Masonic Temple Auditorium
it's honor guest for acting master;
Paul E. Lesh, senior warden: James
S. Mccarthy, Junior warden; Marx
E. Kahn as senior deacon. Robert r.
Cooke as junior deacon. George Du-
val jr. as senior steward, and David
A. Fulton as Junior steward: all are
of the class Of 1914. which also in
c1uded Evander French as marshal.
An interesting item in the lodge cir
are a number of silk hats in the
lodge lockers which will be sold to
the best advantage If not taken
away by their former owners.
Pentalpha Lodge. No. 90, has issued
cards for its annual ladies' night
Tuesday evening at o'clock. at the
Masonic Temple, Auditorium. Because
fair details Of the program have
been withheld. but it is understood
that preparations have been made
for a delightful evening. especially
tOr tne iduleS "Ho are tHe ioio
guests of the occasion. Past Grand
| Master Jermane is to address the
lodge the evening of April II.
Red posters are announcing the
Shrine-Grotto ball game for the bene-
fit of the Masonic and Eastern Star
Home. the afternoon OF Decoration
day. May so, when the gates will be
opened at 1880, and the fun is
announced to begin at 2:30.
Past High Priest Raymond B.
Dickey of Mount Horeb Royal Arch
Chapter. an officer Of the line of the
dress on Capitular Masonry in Eureka
Chapter.
| Past Master George B. Turner of
La Fayette Lodge, No. 10. is scheduled
for Masonic talk in Congress
when the NJ. NJ. degree also is TO be
feature
Washington Royal Arch Chapter had
five teams for the Royal Arch degree
at it's last March convocation and also
priests and past high priests. Charles
Aldridge will head the line in the
degree Thursday evening.
The Gavel Club 10 announcing a
fair in its new clubrooms, 719 18th
| street. with many attractive exhibits
4 and features Of entertainment. the
week Of April II. Gavel Chapter of
! the Eastern Star will assist the club
| and a portion of the proceeds is to
90 to the Masonic and Eastern Star
Home, The executive committee, head
ed by NJ. Frank Painter, includes j.