Evening star., 1922-10-08
FRATERNITIES|

+: Lawrence Walker and the other
task ahead in preparing for this
event. because many of the out,of-
town potentatea and representatives
Will come to Washington at that time
chiefly in honor of sunny Jim NC
candaess, who Is a Shrine idol. but in
cidentally to pull wires for better ac-
commodations and for special fea-
lures which they may have In mind.
The Shrine committee is finding
that there are not only hundreds but
thousands Of people in this big broad
land who are as ignorant of the at
their National Capital as even the
far.off Filipino. 1t will be big edu-
cation to them when they get mere
and actually see the wheels go around,
says Larry walker. and yet they are
the pick Of the educated and refined
men Of other sections. 1t only SHOWS
that Washington has before 1t the op-
portunity of it's career for campaign
OF education on the subject. and the
Deneft of that education, says CaiI
Me Henry" Lansburgh. is going to pc
incalculable as a civic asset OF the
city In the hereafter.
The Railroad Square Club at its IN
ttiaF fall meeting had an address ny
Past Grand Master Joseph d. Miians
that carried his hearers from the pre-
with its friction was later supplanted
with the wheel, to the ball-bearinS
variety and the monster discs on the
modern locomotive. in stressing the
labor problems of today and the
principles which should govern their
rupted by applause. Lynn II. Trout
man. first honorary member Of the cluo.
also spoke of the efforts made in
bringing the various clubs up to the
present efficiency from the ROCKY
coast of Maine to the sun-kissed
shores of our distant possessions. y.
J. Rider, eX-secretary OF the ciub:
Philip Herman. past president OF the
National University Club. and j. w.
Dow were present. The latter In
stalled 4: Frank kreglow as treas.
to the late William A. Cahoen.
Past President Harry B. Bowersox,
on behalf of T. S. Clay: presented a
picture of George washington as a
an.a %ss,s. ms,Gn rs:Euien cav and aiso
inviting him to present his ilIpstrated
lecture of washington at the clubs
next meeting. october 2S.
Durward Bowersox' violin solos.
Miss Marie Belt at the piano. included
Raff's "Cavatina." Hungarian Dance
Of Drtila, and Miss Fish. also accom-
panied by Miss Belt. gave interpreta-
tive dances. -
A banquet served by Mrs. Bowersox,
Mrs Cunningham. Mrs. kreglow. Mrs.
Sullivan. Mrs. ireland and other wives
of club members. closed the evening
The nobility of Almas Temple Of the
Mystic Shrine will have its day IN tne
spotlight. or its evening in the moon
light. october 81. when Illustrious
Potentate Leonard P. Steuart will pre-
sent, for their exclusive entertalnrnent,
q mammoth barbecue at the MOVES
Farm. near Silver Spring. Md All that
Identification card and. of course, the
indispensable fez. This. 1t Is announced,
Is the potentate's annual treat TOT
mobiles only. and it is also announced
that the car company will run special
cars to Silver Spring on tnat DAY.
especially for the event.
ORDER OF THE EASTERN STAR
Joppa Lodge. Chapter No. 81. o. E. s..
will conduct services at the Masonic and
Eastern Star Home at 3 pm. today.
Rev. c. Ellis Williams. pastor of Pet
worth NJ E. Church. will oficiate. Joppa
Lodge. No 35. F. A. a. NJ. has been in
vited to participate.
Last Wednesday evening the enter
tainment committee Of Joppa Lodge
Chapter furnished a surprise for the
business meeting an excellent program
was presented and refreshments were
served.
Esther Chapter had an endowment en-
evening at it's last meeting. After the
degrees a program was presented by
the endowment committee.
Temple Chapter tomorrow night will
have an entertainment and refresh
ments after its business session. The
chapter has just completed a successful
rumm age sale. The grand matron will
pay Temple Chapter an ofhcial visit
October %.
William F. Hunt Chapter. No. 16,
Thursday will have John c. Proctor In
charge Of the entertainment and receive
returns of the talent" fund. The chap
ter will give dance on October 1S at
2400 18th street.
Friendship Chapter will attend re-
ligious service in q body at Eldbrooke
NJ. E. Church this evening at 8 O'Clock.
Members will meet az at the MaSSnic son HAL Hal;
officers Of the District Of Columbia will
pay Friendship Chapter their annual
grand visitation Tuesday evening and
the chapter will entertain the folks at
the Masonic and o. q. s. Home on
October 13. This occasion will be dona-
tion night also.
Brookland Chapter. No. IL Wednes-
day evening promises q splendid pro-
gram through Matron Nannah Graves.
The matron of Naomi Chapter. No. 3.
announces that degrees Wednesday
evening will be conferred by the asso-
ciate matron. Alice E. Velsy, with the
safa 1f Da~ Dot- T
Veley. upon their daughters and other
candidates. During the services there
will be special vocal and piano selec-
tions, after which refreshments will be
served.
Miriam Chapter. No. 20. will meet to-
morrow night. Past Matron Daisy NJ
Simms will give a card party at her
home. 100 Oak avenue. Takoma Park,
Friday. for the benefit OF the auxiliary
masquerade dance at the Gavel club
rooms. 71s 18th street northwest, Octo-
Der %.
Lebanon Chapter. No. IS, Tuesday
evening will have social. with a pro-
gram, after its business session.
John clasett Proctor, past patron
o. e. g., and historian of the COM
mittes on permanently marking
points of historic interest in the Dis
trict of Columbia. as well as the his
torian of the Society Of Natives. has
been selected by Chairman Mayberry
a the general committee Of the
d{and Chapter for the entertainment
Of the general Grand Chapter. to be
held here next month. as chairman of
the committee on itinerary and his
toric sites. At . recent meeting of
Mr.. Proctor's committee it was de-
cided to print a booklet giving the
route over which the visitors will be
shown and the interesting and his
toric sites to he seen