Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1922-02-26

of the temple November 80. 1921.
includes property and paraphernalia
amounting to $1,000. uncollected
hand. $3.50
But if the coming ceremonial and
the wonderful last issue of the Alibi
of the preparations that have been
made for u still more wonderful
"Almas Temple Shrine fair" an
nounced for Convention Hall for
March to is. inclusive of both
dates? Washington has seen Masonic
say this new design of the Shriners
will be absolute in it's unique char
acter. and that means that nothing
like IT has ever been presented here.
Its details of usefulness and amuse-
ment have been drawn from every
corner of the Shrine world. to say
nothing of the tax upon the inner
consciousness of Director John J. p.
Mullane, who is accounted some wiz
ard in this line.
Nullane calls it Shrine Arabian
tete.' in an oriental setting arranged
in Shrine form la Bagdad. trans
ported over the burning sands. with
something doing every instant and OF
the deepest interest and profit to men.
women, children. merchants. manu-
eis' housenolOerS, tnOSe VINO
are not householderS, those who use
wearing apparel, those who have it
for disposal. those who dance, those
who do not, those who love music,
those who do not. etc. etc. with
games: circus feats. aerial novelties
explains, is not the raving of a press
agent. but an humble effort to convey
to the ordinary mind, i'm modest
way a few of the things that arc
gong to make the unique carnival
the biggest and the newest thing
washington has ever seen. The
patrol dance scheduled originally for
March IL at the Hotel Washington
has been transferred to Conventional
hall for obvious reasons.
The Anchor Masonic Club, after its
meeting Monday evening at 1lih and
r. streets northwest. marched to a
nearby hosiery for buffet luncheon
and music by the club orchestra. The
new officers are Elnathan ]. Skid
vice president: Ernest NJ. Dew, secre-
tary-treasurer; Albert D. Davis, ser
Hant-at-arms, and Charles l.. Hill,
sentinel. Standing committees have
been announced as follows: Relief.
Frank Hudson. chairman; L. B. Bald
win, vice chairman; George ]. Bent
ley. Lloyd Overmeyer and Ralph
Worsham: membership. Samuel P.
Dodd, chairman; James j. Dawson.
vice chairman: B. r. Long. w. c.
Daniels. r. II. Offutt, A. J. Williams.
John S. Reeves, Thomas Bowling,
Charles B. Gray; entertainment. AL
bert c. Marsh. chairman: J. C.
Marscher. jr.. vice chairman: Louis E.
PaNson. Mark Patterson. Charles L.
Hill: printing. Charles a. Aue, chair
man: v. T. Hartford, vice chairman.
and G: A. Nightlinger: publicity. ].
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Cross and c. H. Burnham. jr.. and
auditing. A. B. Frantz, chairman: w.
Fl. Bladen, A. Is. Sharp and Mercer G.
Davis.
A Masonic club. composed of en-
ployes of the Interstate Commerce
istration. was organized at the New
Ebbitt recently. G. H. Spencer of
the bureau of valuation, past master
of Takoma Lodge. was elected tenn
porary chairman. More than one hun
dred and fifty were present, Presi-
of Masonic Clubs gave a general out
movement Past President Dexter of
the Lamskin Club and present mas
ter of Osiris Lodge. and Past Presi-
dent Rogers of the Anchor Club also
spoke. Permission has been granted
to hold future meetings of the club
in the rooms at the Interstate Com
merce Commission. The next meet
ing will be held Saturday, March 4.
There are now 175 charter members:
the charter will remain open until
the meeting in May.
a short talk on Masonic history will
be delivered in Lebanon Lodge. No. Z,
Friday evening. by James c. Munich.
Thursday evening in Hiram Lodge
Past Grand Master Lurtin X. CHM
will give an address on THE Ancient
Landmarks this being the second in
a series Of talks on Masonry. The ad-
dress will be followed by two films.
one a MasOnis subject and the other
of humorous character. There will
be no degree work. All master Ma
sons are invited
Masons elected the following officers:
President. Clyde ]. Nichols: senior
vice president. Samuel S. Bantam:
junior vice president. George c. Shat
fer: secretary, William NJ. Boyd:
treasurer. DR.. Conrad Praetorius:
marshal. James G. Thompson; SEN
tineI. John 7. Crouch.
Members of the board of govern
ors to serve two years. J. Frank
Campbell. Thomas G. Pollock. Edgar
X. Davis George Warren Swift. Her
bert F. Smith. James G. Thompson.
Crouch. The installation will be held
at the. Raleigh Hotel Wednesday,
March 1. at o'clock. followed by a
vaudeville program and dancing. Ad-
mission will be by card.
The annual "Sousa and His Band
concert comes to Washington Monday,
March 10. Hiram Lodge, Eureka
Chapter. No. 4, r. A. NJ. and Columbia
Commandery. No. 2, X. T. will have
delegations present to give Brother
Sousa welcome home"
Congress Lodge. No. 81. will have
the NJ. NJ. degree Thursday.
ORDER OF THE EASTERN STAR
Under the direction of Rev.
David Ransom Covell. assis-
tant grand chaplain and men,
hor Of Naomi Cha nfnr fhA