Evening star., 1922-10-22
FRATERNITIES
skin Orchestra and vocal selections
were offered by Fred East.

skin OEcneStra ana VOCAL ocIcCtiOus
were offered by Fred East.
Tho Asllar Club will hold its fall
| meeting IN the commandery asylum
of the new Masonic Temple Monday
evening, October so. Vice Chairman
Of the Committee on Entertainment
Charles D. Shackleford has promised
that there will be something doing
every minute. Prof. Arthur H. Ste
vens. expert on memory, will not
| only offer feats Of the memory, but
| show those present how to strengthen
their memory.
, A drive for new membership is now
going on. Two rival committees have
been selected to battle for the honors
| which will be decided at banquet
to be given next February. The fiir
OF coin gave the craftsmanship OF
I the Lions committee to Charles H.
Alrtedge. while the shepherds crook
fell to Louis E. FELTON,.
The bylaws of the Ashlar Clut
have recently been amended so that
those who have ever served in the
| Army. Navy or Marine Corps or have
been employed in the War. State and
Navy departments and the White
House are eligible for membership II
they are master Masons in good
standing. All master Masons In good
| standing are eligible for associate
mem bership.
The executive committee is plan
ming q ladies' night at the meeting
In November.
The Railroad Square Club will meet
Saturday. Invitations have been sent
to Grand Master c. c. Coombs.
Call Me- Henry" Lansbursh. the gold
card member Of the club; Justice
Frederick L. Siddons Of the District
past president Of the National League
of Masonic Clubs: Edward w. Libbey,
grand marshal, Supreme Council. M.
o. v. p. p. R.: NJ. w. Pickering. mon
arch Of Kallipolis Grotto: Philip Her.
man. president National University
Masonic Club. Homer J. Councillor.
lecturer and short story writer, who
will make the Introductory address
leading to q tribute to "Washington
the Mason" in the form of an Illus
trated talk by Thomas Savage Clay
Of Astor Lodge, New York city. Mr..
haustive study Of the Masonic
activities of the first President Slides
Illustrating the high regard for the
craft by the present Chief Executive
will also be shown.
John Philip sousa, the march king.
who comes to Washington November
2 with his famous band for a con-
cert at one Of the local theaters. is
q member of Hiram Lodge. No. 10. F..
A. A. M; Eureka Royal Arch Chap
ter. No. 4; Columbia Commandery.
Knights Templar. and also is a Noble
of Almas Temple of the Mystic
Shrine. Each of these bodies. 1t has
been announced. will have represent
atives at the concert as sort OF
welcome home"
National University Masonic Club
last Friday night started the fall and
winter season with enthusiasm. Pres
ident Philip Herman has plans under
way for several interesting social
events during the year. A ladies'
, night will be held Saturday evening.
November II. The committee in
wiler. Charles w. Hoover. Lacey
Laughlin and Henry P. Thomas.
The Woman's Auxiliary of the
Craftsman's Club. U. 8. Veterans Bu-
reau. spent a pleasant social evening
on Tuesday. the birthday anniversary
of its president. Mrs. May D. Light
foot.
The evening began with dinner.
arranged by committee. of which
Miss Lorraine Schlichter was chair
man. Introduced by Miss L. Lorraine
Cole. toastmistress. Col. George E.
Ijams. assistant director of the Vet
erans' Bureau, gave q talk about Ms
initiation into war risk work. and
Howard P. Brown. president of the
Craftsman's Club. humorously re-
ferred to his prenuptial absentmind-
edness. Other speakers were William
H. Holmes. disbursing clerk: E. E.
Berney. j. H. kettner and ]. Jerome
Lightfoot. At the close of the dinner
the president cut her birthday cake
and shared it with those present.
Music was rendered by the Grace
Dodge Orchestra. A short business
meeting followed the dinner. after
which five hundred was played. First
prize was won by Miss Harriet Emery
and Mrs. Goodwin carried on the
BOBBY.
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