Evening star., 1922-01-01

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yj- Evangelist Chapter. Knights Rose
u trox. sixteenth degree.
~ RAND RECORDER JOHN A..
e. COLBORE of The Grand Coun-
0 ell. Royal and Select Masters,
bss advised the subordinate
councils that the annual grand vista
ttons will be made by the illrs:r:ous
grand master as follows: Thursday
evening. Zabud Council. No, /. at the
temple in Anacostia: JanuaIy 16. WASH
ias,on Council. No. I; January 10,
sAdoniram Council. No. .. and January
2S, Columbia Council No. 8. the three
last Eaned IT siasonic Temple. Enter
tainment on those occasions will b, left
TO the councils themselves to determine.
Columbia Royal Arch Chapter also
serves reminder that it's annual
grand visitation viii be made the
evening OF January 81 in Masonic
Temple. and Oh the same evening at
a later honr its ladies' night will be
celebrated at the New W:liard. The
festivities in honor Of the ladies at
$3.50. The chapter will have its an
nual election and installation OF Off
GERS February l.
!, Recorder Edward Stelle OF De MoIay
CSmmandery, Knights Templar. se,itls
lne tribute 10 Commander Edward
NJ. Savage on the success of the chap
ter'S chiidren's Exercises. preceding
the observance or Christmas day. and
his general conduct of affairs in the
coInmande.'r during the year. THIS
InwntEr . re ~ tf,n n. u
Items.
Rev. John e. Palmer. the new mas
ter of 3. E. French Lodge, No. Is.
Masonic and Eastern Star Home next
Sunday afternoon. January 5, at 5
o'clock. to be held under tho auspices
of King Solomon Lodge, No. 81. Past
Master James T. Casebeer is in charge
OF the details. Y h:ch include d musi-
cal program following the services.
3. E. French Lodg2 is preparing Tor
the presentation o. the a. ". degree
at speciai January a. which vii
intermissioG Cor Ginner at pm. and
will be resumed at $50 pm. A: the
reXt meeting of the lodge. January 16,
the f. y. degree Will be presented.
Junior Warden Charles F. Eiecks
gree in Lebanon Lodge Friday even
ing. when Masons from other juris-
dictions vino happen to be IN Wash
ington are especially invited.
lIJtiras Lodge OF Perfection of the
AnGien. ana Accepted scottish Eite
W T have its genera. conference Tues
dS evening OF matters connected
With. the local bodies, and in Evan
Sstist Chapter, knights Rose Croix.
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WILL be resumed, the sixteenth degree
being ennounee1. with J. Claude
kepcr. 3:d degree, and Grstz E. Dun
kum. sd degree. heading the cast.
1eioe Fulkerson. the indefatisable
MaSenic worker Of the District is
bach in the harness again, i'avin,
bean elected venerable master Of Ha"
aosh by Albert Pike Consist"ry, NJ. Z.
s., at its quarterly and arnual ses-
sion. thus advancing him to the ex-
ecutive head of that body. as he
wonld have been advanced rcE>;arly
had he not resigned Office when he
wax made deputy for the District by
foEHler Sovereign Grand Commander
George Fleming Moore. 1t is regarded
o.. members OF the rite as an eXcep-
tional and We'll deserved testimonial
cf the esteem in which Mr. Fulkerson
is held in the Scottish Rite.
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The Caravan Cub Of Almas Temple.
for good and sufficient reasons: quit
IT. next midday luncheon will be
hah in the new building of the City
Glib on G. street near 18th street.
sH1 Secretary Harry G. Kimbali bids
the membefs to be on the lookout for
hts; notice a week before the next
meeting.
.sAlmas Temples Arab Patrol tomor-
rev. from to 6 pm. will hold an in
fSrmal reception at headquarters, III
18th street, for the nobility and their
lsdtes and friends. There will be
short program, with dancing and
IS chairman of the committee on ar
rangements. and he is being assisted
~ Il. w. Brown. II. E. Schmidt and
A. 3. Myer.
To-day is the day set apart for the-l
Christmas expedition of Almas Tenn
ple to its friends at Elue Plains. 20
help enIiven their holiday season and
TO take with them cakes, candy. ice
cream. cigars, pipes, tobacco. gloves,
hspdkerchiefS and scores of other
things to make their visit substan,
tsal one. Potentate I.ansourgh said
Thursday that he expected to carry d
crowd of at least 600 of the mobiles.
their families and friends, and Rev.
d. r. Covell and Mrs. Covell will be
on hand to assist Billy A1ehn and his
nfaTnHOGN welfare COTlilllltcS III ,
ing the day enjoyable. DR.. Covell
will preach fitting sermon for the
occasion, and there will be the usuali
religious services. There will be mo-
tion pictures also later. with pro-
gram too loEg to publish. There are
considerably more than 800 people at
Biue Plains who are deeply interested
in the Shr;ners' visit. Under Capt.
Colin E. E. Fiather and his committee.
more than 200 Christmas baskets, each
Weighing more than thirty pounds
and laden with desirable things, were
distributed prior 20 Christmas. On
Wednesday the Children's Hospital |
had a visit that was we'll worth ma k
ing. These are but 4 few of the many
christmas activities Of the temple It's
Arab Patrol and it's welfare COM
mittee.
The seventeenth annual convention
Of the National League of Masonic
Clubs of North America will be held
May 22-27 at Atlantic City, y. J.. and
President L. Fl. Troutman of the Ma
tional League has appointed Charles
4. stevens. past president of the Cir
Gle Club. general chairman of the con-
vention committee.
The executive convention commit
tee, in its entirety. is composed Of:
General chairman, Charles A. Stevens;
vice chairman, Maj. NJ. B.. Carson. di-
rector of the Atlantic City publicity
bureau; secretary. Edward w. Libbey.
chief clerk Of the Department of
Commerce; assistant secretary. Mar
shall W. Pickering. monarch-elect OF
Kaifipolis Grotto; treasurer, Edward
g HASnid mast grand monarch Of the