Evening star., 1922-01-22
r -YRoN NJ. PARKER. Lodge. No.
MI %, assisted by Bethlehem

r. TYRoN NJ PARKER: Lodge. No.
MI %, assisted by Bethlehem
1v Chapter. o. E. g.. will have
charge Of the services at the
Masonic and Eastern Star Home this
afternoon at 5 o'clock. The chaplain
of the lodge, Rev. John H. Jenries'
will off1ciate. Autos will convey
visitors to the home from the car stop
at Rittenhouse street.
Benjamin b, French: Lodge. No.. Is.
Tuesday, starting at 5 pm. with a
special, wilf have asdinner served In
the banquet hall after the first sec
ton Of the degree, and will resume
work at 1880 O'Clock.
Takoma Lodge, No. 20. has author
lied its trustees to complete the pur-
chase Of a site for its new home, on
Maple streets. IN Takoma Park.lt
proposes to erect building: worth
while.
Potomac Lodge. No. 5. has its week.
ly dance scheduled for Friday evening.
1t will have a special for the MN.
degree Monday, January 3d.
Columbia Royal Arch Chapter will
have its grand visitation Tuesday
evening, January 81. at 7:45 o'clock In
the chapter chamber, after which the
companions and their ladies will take
their way to the New Willard Hotel,
where, from $40 to pm. reception
will be held, followed from to 10
pm. by an entertainment program
and by dancing from 10 to midnight.
This will be the annual entertainment
given by the chapter to the wives
and woman friends Of its members.
The chapter election occurs Febru-
ary 1.
Mount Horeb Royal Arch Chapter
Tuesday evening, following its annual
grand visitation, will hold its annual
election. thus necessitating the can
collation. Of the program of entertain
ment that had been intended for the
Grand Chapter officers.
Anacostia Royal Arch Chapter will
have its grand visitation. Its annual
election, a program Of entertainment
andsrefreshments tomorrow evening.
Washington Chapter. No. 2, also will
have an elaborate program for Thurs, rs
install its officers, receive Its grand
visitation and give its annual banquet
later at the City Club, with a big pro-
gram. Admission to the banquet will
be by card.
Illustrious Potentate Leonard P. Steu-
art Of Almas Temple announces his first
ceremonial session for March at the
Capitol Theater. 1t will, 1t is said, be a
event. because the new
potentate Of the Shrine Is determined
that there shall be no backward step In
anything that pertains to Almas Tenn
pie during his administration. and he
is giving close personal attention to
many details that heretofore have
been left to others. The big fair
and indoor carnival announced last
week for the benefit of the San Fran
cisco fund also is rapidly taking
shape. it Is said, and probably will
surpass anything of its kind hereto
fore given in Washington,: at least
under Shrine auspices.
There Is no little mystery connected
with a new five? thousand club"
which is rapidly taking shape under
the guiding hand Of Recorder F. Law
renee Walker. who explains that it is
to be an Almas Temple organization,
although not necessarily c"anected
with what are known as the patrvl
units. 1t had its origin in the brain
of the recorder. and Is said to have
the paternal blessing of the poten-
tate, who believes 1t is going to be
not only a novelty, but a valuable
asset of the temple.
Thursday evening, February 2, Is
the date set by Almas Temples Cara
van Club for the testimonial dinner
in honor Of Past Potentate Henry
ILduouuI 6A II Is u O6 given at Lde
"ardman Park Hotel, and the sub
scriptions, it Is said. indicate that it
is to be mammoth affair. S. Zirkfn
Is chairman of the dinner committee.
The Caravan Club made a new start
last Friday by giving its luncheon
Club, where. with beautiful sur
roundings and the return to the dol.
lar luncheon. the club expects to re-
gain its prestige and add greatly to
its membership.
Capitol Royal Arch chapter will
elect and install its officers Friday
evening. when. also, it, will receive
ITS grand visitation. At its last con-
vocation the chapter listened to ad-
dresses from Senator Thomas Sterling
OF South Dakota; Canon John W. Aus
tin. rector of All Saints P. Z. Church.
chaplain ot the Royal Arch Chapter
at kensington, Nd, and Frank A.
Law.
Craftsman Club, Mrs. May d. Light
foot, president, admitted fifty candf-
dates to membership. The auxiliary.
1t Is explained, was organized to helm
the club In its efforts to render effi-
CLIENT service in the veterans bureau.
IT is arranging for a reception and
dance at an early date.
The Gavel Club will nominate OIL
sSfs ana eight members of its board
, OF governors at its meating Wednes-
DAY night at 1917 New York avenue.
The Triangle Club will give a
smoker and entertainment Monday
evening. January 80. in the haU at
11th and E streets northwest.
The annual meeting and election
bf omcerS OF Kallipolis Grotto will
be held at New Masonic Temple
Thursday The candidates nominated
for ONCE are: For monarch, Mar
shall w: Pickering: chief Justice,
Henry J. Gompers and Arthur G.
Shaw: master Of ceremonies, Charles
NJ. Keefer and William p. Jacobs:
treasurer, Joseph H. Curran; secre.
tary, E w. Libbey; trustee, Peter
Latterner, and sentinel, Alexander
Echmid.
The dance Of the Grotto Band and
Drill Corps held at the New willard
Hotel last Monday was Que of the
most successful yet held. During the
evening Prophet Louis A. Brown,
tenor. sang the words to several 81
the dances. Tho next dance viii be