Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1922-05-14

dorsed it.
The second annual Masonic ana
Eastern Star memorial service VIII
he held at Trinity Diocesan Cnurch'
Sd andC streets northwest, mex. S mi,
day evening, May 81. at O'CLOCK: me
service has the Endorsement o, tne
grand master of Masons ana tne
grand matron and grand patron OF
the Grand Chapter. o. e. 5. Dr. DaNiu
Ransom Covell. chaplain OF Harmony
Lodge, and assistant grand chaplaah
of the Grand Lodge will be In cnas
The names Of those who nave oleo ~,
lodge or chapter during the year WIN
be read and a white rose or carnation
will be placed on the star or the
cross provided for each. The general
public will be admitted to the service.
Rev. ]. Stanley Durkee Will De the
orator of the occasion
Ellwood P. Morey. deputy for the
Scottish Rite in the District OF 20
lumbia, will head the official line OF
Albert Pike Lodge in the degree work
tomorrow evening.
Thursday evening. Hiram Lodge, NO.
10. will have as its guests the entlre
membership Of the Masonic Bowhns
Association, when the trophy won IN
the bowling contests 6y h aaE, !. L como
posed of G. H Beck, r. w. CHAMPION;
s. Downing, L. Krauss, E. Meany, ana
past Master ]. T. Meany. captain. Ihe
presentation will be made by Past
Master E. D. Stocking Of King DaVlo
The degree work to follow Will be
conducted by a team headed by Past
Master Harry c. Kimban, whose son
will be an interested participant, 1t -
said.
Congress Lodge. No. 81. announces
its first ladies' night for THURSDAY,
Nav e5. A special committee Is al
work on the details. 1t will also cele-
brate the anniversary of the lodge.
Cap,toI Royal Arch Chapter is going
to have a social evening for men IN
it's chapter room, In Northeast Masonic
Temple, Sth and F streets northeast.
Friday evening. May 26. starting az
sis o'clock. Good talks, good music
and refreshments are promised.
The Grand Commandery of Knights
Templar of the District at its annual
conciave Monday evening elected ano
Installed the following officers: Grand
commander, John A. Meyer: deputy
grand commander, William K. Reeve;
grand generalissimo, William e. MIL
Ter; grand captain general. James L.
Gibbs: grand senior warden, Ro6ert
l.. Middleton: grand junior WARDEN
DIR. James Shera Montgomery; grand
treasurer, Alexander Grant; grand
recorder. Aryine w. Johnston; grand
standard bearer, Gratz e. Dunkum;
grand sword bearer, Charles r. ROD
erts; grand warder. Joseph H. Milans:
grand captain OIL the sudfu' Euseho
e. Thompson.
Edward p HaZelton was reappoint-
ed inspector general. Oliver Phelps
ssistant inspector general. and Ben,
tamin F. Larcomb instructor general
of work. Ascension day services this
wear will be held the evening OF
May rs.
Word comes from President Pear
son of the Almas Caravan Club that
Illustrious Potentate Leonard r.
steuart has suggested the Friday be-
fore the start of the Almas party for
San Francisco as a propitious time
for a ladies' DAY. and 1t looks as il that
suggestion will fird it's realization.
The start for San Francisco Will
Potentate Steuart and Imperial Rep
resentatives Henry Lansburgh. =.
Lawrence Walker and Colin c.
Flather accompanied by the military
and oriental bands and the Arab Pa
troll drill team, as well as number
of $50 in all, will board the st. Louis
train at Union station, about s
o'clock, en- route to the imperial con-
yention. The party will include a
number of ladies and Is said to be
still growing in size. The delegation
will be the largest Shrine delegation
that ever left Washington, 1t Is said.
Stop-offs and side trips are planned
at Del Monte, Santa Cruz, Los Angeles,
San Jose and Riverside in Califor-
MIA. and also, en- route, at st. Louis,
Denver and Salt Lake City. WASH
inpton Centennial Chapter of the
Eastern Star last Friday evening pre-
scented Potentate Steuart, who used
to he it's patron, with another hand
some travelling bag that called forth
q fine speech Of thankfulness. with q
merry twinkle in his eye as he re-
called almost a bakers dozen others
at home.
Thursday night, experimenting the
"Past Potentates' night" which was
held some time ago, the Arab Pa
troll featured it's Past Captains" and
gathered wisdom from the addresses
Of the former commanders, each OF
whom related his own experiences,
smiling and sorrowful. Chief among
them was Tommy" Walker, whose
tame has passed into history as the
first captain of an Almas Arab Patrol.
what Tommy did not remember to
add Joy to the occasion was never
missed. Cap" Redmond was another
Who had a fund of "reminiscences that
alternately drew smiles and applause.
while doc" Gibson, famous In tho
"nna1s of the exhibition drillers as
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