Evening star., 1922-03-19

Almas Temple, Mystic Shrine. and kaI-
lipolis Grotto. Order Of Yelled Proph-
cts J. Boyd Dexter. president of the
Masters Association; Leonard F.
Steuart. potentate of Almas Temple.
and Marshall w. Pickering Of Kallip-
CHS Grotto are arranging the de-
tails. A few extra features will be
added to the program, including exhi.
Temple and the drill corps of Kallip-
oils Grotto. and selections by the
bands and drum corps Of each organi-
cation.
Monarch Pickering announces a
oils Grotto at Pythian Temple for
March 20. Candidates will be initiated
| in short form and an elaborate pro-
gram will fill out the evening, follow :
ed by refreshments Past Monarch
| charge of the initiation ceremonies
and Prophet Samuel F. Shreve will di-
rect the amusement features.
Monday night was "Grotto night
at the Shrine fair. and Monarch Pick
ering, accompanied by the officers and
i and the Grotto band, drill corps and
drum and bugle corps. paraded from
| the Grotto clubrooms to Convention
Hall. Leonard P. Steuart, potentate
of Almas Temple. and the Almas pa
| ,rol and drum corps acted as honorary
|
prophets.
The Trowel Club Of the Interior De-
| partment will meet Saturday evening,
March 25, in Scottish Rite Cathedral.
! Sd and f streets northwest. Enter
1 tainment features will be presented
under the auspices of the bureau of
mines. Refreshments will be served.
| A drive is being made to have large
| number of the members attend the
1 l. S0tN Nf
| National League of Masonic Clubs at
Atlantic City, May 22 to q.
| Rev. John C. Palmer. master of
Benjamin B. French Lodge. an
nounces that members of the Kenneth
H. Nash Post, No. s. of the American
Legion. an all-Masonic organizat tion,
! will be guests of the lodge at the
| degree tomorrow evening, together
| with a number of members of Con-
| gress, who will come because one OF
! their number is vitality interested.
Some sixty members of the Cable
] tow Masonic Club of the postal serv-
| ice went to Alexandria Thursday
evening as the guests Of the Andrew
Jackson Lodge, 100. of that city.
! Tyler Zachary gave an interesting
| talk on the relics of George WASH
/ ington, held dear by all Masons.
| Among the members of the CabletoW
| CIuO present were HleHlUeES VI tiiI ty
| two District lodges. nine different
! states and one member of the Philip
| pine Islands.
The Ladies' Auxiliary to Orient
| Commandery, No. ., X. T., will give
card party at Naval Lodge Hall,
| 4th street and Pennsylvania avenue
! southeast. Saturday at pm.
, The Ionic Club of the Treasury De-
fi,,<v
offices will meet in the Mount Pleas
ant lodgeroom. 14th and Irving
streets. Thursday evening at 1880
o'rlo"k. Important changes in the
constitution will be decided and after
tAr business session an attractive
program will be presented. Refresh
ments will be served.
The Anchor Mosonic Club will give
dance in the ballroom of the New
/. Ebbitt Hotel the evening of April
II.
Master E. S. Sringmann of The New
Jerusa lem Lodge. No. 9, has appointed
Past Master Walter Bastian, Charles
Dausherty and j. w. Walton the COM
mittee on Masonic education for the
year. Past Master Bastian is chair
man.
Mount Pleasant Lodge will have an
interesting speaker on Masonic
subject previous to the degree work
tomorrow evening.
William Mcdowell of Level Lodge.
No. 373, New Orleans. will deliver an
address at the communication of Con-
gress Lodge, No: 81, fhursday even
ing at Masonic Temple. after the de-
gree work. in which Junior Warden
.'h"ries ]. Conrad. jr., will head the
line.
The Ladies' Auxiliary of Columbia
day evening at o'clock. Recently
Mrs. J. w. karsner and Mrs. r. A.
Birgfeld, first and second vice presi-
dents of the auxiliary: called on MRS
Warren C, Harding, wife of the Presi-
dent, and presented to her diploma
and gold Templar pin representing
/ her membership in the auxiliary. The
much heralded box party will be
given the coming Friday evening in
| the commandery asylum.
Naval Lodge has a ladies' night
scheduled for the evening Of March
80. and the master announces that
S.hior Deacon Rolen f. Painter. for
1.-the first time. will head the official
line in the F. c. degree the evening
of April 6.
A special assembly OF the Grand
Council of Royal and Select Masters
of the District has been called g:
Grand Master Horace p. Mcintosh. H.
the House of the Temple, of the Scot
tish Rite. 18th and streets north
west, to receive and to tender re-
ception to General Grand Master Fay
Hampstead. head Of the Royal ano
Select Masters Of the United States.
Wednesday evening. March 20. at
ters have been invited to attend
Later banquet will be rendered Cen
eral Grand Master Hampstead, who Is
called "the poet laureate of Masonry.
Cryptic Masons of prominence from
this and other Jurisdictions VIII ae-
liver addresses. The following day
after a sightseeing tour and other en-
tertainment the general grand master
will attend a general mass meeting
in the Central High School Audito,
riun to which Masons generally ana
their friends are invited.
Rock, Ark, and was made Mason IN
1869. He has been elected to the
highest office in blue lodge. chapter
council and commandery, and is q
, Scottish Rite Mason Of the thirty
third degree. He is noted writer
also.
Briehtwood Commandery. Knights
Tenpiar. announces the orders of the
Red Cross and knights Of Malto for
Tuesday evening.
The spring class of the Scottish Rte i
will continue it's pilgrimage In Mith-
ras Lodge Of Perfection Tuesday even,
ing. when the fourteenth degree Will
be presented in full ceremonial form
Francis Asbury Sebring, thirty,tnlro
degree, heading the cast. General Sec
retary >Stirling Kerr celebrated his
| birthday anniversary during tne
| week, on Thursday, not Friday, as ne