Evening star., 1922-04-23

tentate. The business session OF Al.
mas Temple will start at pm. and
all the uniformed bodies of the tenn
pie participating and headed by the
military band. At the Capitol The
atsf Id the evening. starting a. early
~ 1iaO o'clock, will be staged the cef-
emonial proper. together with the pre-.
linihary ofdcial introductions and
potehtate. Potentate Steuart already
has received acceptances to his invi.
tation to be present from P0tentate
Edward J. Brownley OF B0ufni Tenn
pie. Baltimore: P6tentate Charles 8,
McNuity Of KAHN Temple. Roanoke
Of Acsa Temple Of richmond. Va,
Crescent Temple. Trenton. n. j.. who
VIII probably accompany the Imperial
potentate to this city after the vtsi.
tAtion to his own temple.
q seqaa. possnsate rvns
Jones Of Aladdin Temple. Cofumbus
Ohio. Of which President Harding II
a member. to attend its ceremonial
session MAy 6. He expects to carry d
good-sized delegation with him.
The campaign to bring the Imperial
June. 1928. is moving merrily. Dur
ing the week subscriptions were an
nounced from Lansburah Bros. and
from 3. kann Sons Co. amounting to
$4,000. or 5000 each. Thomas Jar
reii. the new chairman oi the finance
shadow Of = doubt that the Alma.
imperial represehtativSs, will BE Able
to show that they have the fund need.
Cd In hand when they carry their In.
vitation to the imperial Coancil ii
ean Francisco.
A distinguished attendant g ths
Church next Sunday evening will bt
the Secretary Of Labor. James Davis
with Mrs. Davis Rev. David Ransorl
Covell's text for the evening will be
1.-The Distinct Note OF the Shrine"
The Trowel Club of the Interior De-
partment will meet Saturday evening
at the Scottish Rite Cathedral ID
and & streets flofthw est. at 7:4t pm.
Following the business. . musical
program will bs given BY the Eordice
Mandolin and Guitar Club, Hnder the
DIRECTION OF Mr.. aate Waitter h.hats hSit as,
In accordance with the wishes Of
the grand master and the president OF
the National LeaENe Of Masonic I;
meeting. appointed Messrs. Wick
and Armat a committee, representing
the club, to meet at the pleasure of
the grand master to confer relative
to the establishing Of MASONIC EN-
ployment bureau. President r. w.
Nicholson had already ihassurated t,s
Milton Smith. Leo Schoerthal and
Samuel V. Tapp were appointed 4
cemmittse to visit the sick.
Matters relating to the convention
OF the National League Of Masonic
clubs were discussed. and much inter
Later the club was entertained BY
the MoiitresA Quartet. 1t had been
expected that Grand. Master Coefnbs
would address the club, but he wAs
unavoidib1y prevented. During the
evening cigars and refreshments were
The Ashlar Club, at Its annual cleo
ten April 18th, selected the follow
irk. President, Hubert G.. Mclean;
frst vice president. Charles 3. Han
ford: second vice president. William
NJ. McNeir; third vice president: Jo-
seph B. Hodgson; secretary. Elmer
Eb.rIs. EIssSf SSr!n Hiaras. :ims1 n1ir.as Ed
ward Grant: herald. n. e. James;
member OF executive committee, VIII
liam II. Hichardtufs
Capt. MeI,ean taiasd the Ashiar
Club during the years iSff-1S.19 Is
its president: He y = charter +s NJ men. e.
charter member Of Mount Pleasant
Chapter. +. A. NJ. No. lsi = member
thirty second degree Scottish Rite
Mason, q member Of Aimas Temple.
Of c9lu1bis commaandsksy;. nsa sky..,.r Nc; ;, ~ 2;
!. I American Legion. During hi.
former administrations he established
branches of the club at Camp Hoia-
bird, Md; Erie proving grounds. Port
Clinton. Ohio: South Amboy. N. j.,
and Edgewood arsenal, Md. He served
as deputy vice president of the Ma
tional League of Masonic Clubs for q
Charles B. Hanford is commander of
George Washington Post. No. l.
American Legion, and q member Of
King Solomon Lodge. No. "a, F. A
A. NJ. Vice President William NJ.
sss MsSsr sas y t aa master ve. sf ser ers.ssn 5ss
Hodgson il past hish prizes. Of wash
ington Naval Regal Arch Chapter. No.
4: also past master Of Naval. Lodge,
No. 4. Secretary Sinner W. Reese is
senior warden of King David Lodge.
No. 2S: scribe of Hiram Chapter. No.
10. r. A: NJ. and = member OF Wash
ngton ing, n. ceuneii :esnu Ne !, Roysl and Sc
Chapter, No. q. r. A. ii.
The Railroad Square Clubs many
friends are rsmindsd Of the spring ball
to be given May 10. At the Raleigh Ho-
tel. by the attractive card designed by
ident George b. sullivan assisted BY
Vice Pfe4ident Jehh ]. Cunningham ana
the officers, to make this affair one OF
the events OF the season. Many sur
prises Ana nYiheroAs fNhsidlary features
Prs.ISsns pssm'sa Hsy s cssSen opsst rs.t
Riley. A. F. Mes1ow. c. A. Broker and
many details for this bAli.
The committee In charge Of the ar
for the seventeenth annual
convention q the Nationsl Lsasus e
1921. under Chairman Charles A. stew.
ems. is busily engaged In rounding opt
the details for the convention. Last
year Mr.. Stevens was the secretary of
the clubs convention committee. He
was also general manager Of the t1fotto
convention held In Atlantie City last
June.
the committee has secured = dis.
count of 25 per cent OF the regular
railroad rates for those attending the
convention, oetninAble with its ,iden-
sifieatlen ceftificate. Clarence w.
man Of the Transportation connittee.
The hotels mentioned in literature
sent out by the committee are operat-
ing with the clubs, and 1t is necessary
to book with one of them to obtain
free amusement features provided,
The program opens Monday night
pier: Tuesday morning the conven-
tion sessions open. It u the desire 10
have a parade at 2 o'clock Tuesday
II = suitable number Of bands can be
obtained. On the same Afternoon the
ladies' Of the Eastern Star will enter
tain the, visiting ladies at the Shrine
Yacht Club. Wednesday morning an
meet will be held on the
beach. A free yacht ride alse has been
prgvided for
The executive committee conprisAs