Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1922-05-07
HE current week will bring
two Of the grand bodies of
Masoorv in aesaiau TomOr.


two Of the grand bodies Of
Masonry in session. Tomor.
row evepihg,'at o'clock, the
Grand Commandery of Knights TEN
plar will assemble In annual session
for the transaction of general bust.
ness and the election and installation
of officers. Wednesday evening at
o'clock the Grand Lodge of Masons
will hold its spring session for The
transaction of general business, the
more important. perhaps. being con.
sideration of the universal Masonic
Temple project. although the cal
mentions amendments to constitution
as well.
Now that both Kallipolis Grotto OF
the Yelled Prophets and Almas Tenn.
pie of the Mystic Shrine have gotter
their ceremonial sessions out of the
way, the energies OF both will bs
great ball game scheduled for May
80, at the American League Park. ir
which both organizations will fur.
nish the contesting teams and fol
the benefit of the Masonic and East.
ern Star Home. The gates will bs
opened at 1889 o'clock. and the game
will be called at $3.50. Not only the
ball game will be presented to fur.
nish thrills and entertainment. but
both the Shrine and Grotto will be
represented in musical and funmak.
ing lines. and the red circular blazon.
ing the event to the fraternity states
that Almas Arab Patrol. the Saracer
Guard of Almas Temples Legion OF
Honor. and the Grotto Drill Corps viii
ha In aujdAnro In nRootsua
will be the great Masonic charity
event of the year. and not only is al
Masonry but all Eastern Stardon
interested in the details and outcome
Thursday evening Rev. c. Morgan
Compiler win address George c
Whiting Lodge. No. %, on The In.
Life"
National Lodge, No. IL. will have
its annual ladies' night Friday even.
ing in the ballroom of the Raleigh
Hotel. starting at o'clock. Admis,
sion will be by card.
Next Sunday evening at 7:4i
o'clock Rev DR.. Charles E. Fultz will
conduct services at the United Breth.
rem Church, North Capitol and F
streets, and will deliver an address.
to Masons. The information comes
through an announcement in the cir.
cular of Washington Centennial
Lodge.
High Priest James S. Briggs an.
nognces that all stations will be d1let
by past high priests in the degree work
Tuesday evening. and he has sent forth
call that the companions win turn oui
and watch the old guard put it over.
Refreshments and cigars win be served
after the work, and chapter Masons
generally are invited.
Under authorizati ton from Grand
Master C. C. Coombs and from Grand
Matron Flora Campbell and Grand
Patron Gratz B. Dunkum, an annual
Masonic and Eastern Star memorial
service will be inaugurated at the
Trinity Diocesan Church. Sd and c
May 81. at o'clock. Each lodge and
each chapter. itjs explained. will be
by a delegate, who will
read the names of those who have
died in ledge or chapter during the
year, and will present a white rose
or carnation for each of the mem
bers. Among the lodges and chapters
tion thus far. it is stated. the master
of the lodge or the matron of the
chapter has been designated as the
Rev. David Ransom
Covell, assistant grand chaplain OF
the Grand Lodge and q member OF
Naomi Chapter Of fine Eastern Star
will be in charge of the exercises, and
deceased members OF each organi5a-
tion, as we'll as Of the representative
designated for the memorial service
An impressive program. 1t is an
has been prepared.
wednesday evening at o'clock
King Solomon Lodge, No. 31..win cele-
brate it's seventeenth birthday in the
banquet room of Masonic Temple. Adj
will be by card.
The dinner given Wednesday even
ing by Illustrious Potentate Leonard
p. Steuart in honor of Imperial Po-
tentate Ernest A. Cults, at the Ra-
leigh Hotel. was delightful affair
in many ways, for it not only brought
an address from the imperial poten-
tate which was calculated to make
the nobility of Almas Temple vain.
and which paid glowing tribute to
its beloved past potentate, Past I'm
perial Potentate Harrison Dingman,
but around the board were gathered
ten 81 the thirteen past potentates of
Dfngman, Harry II.
Carter s. Keene, Francis
Al. SebrinE, Roe Fulkerson, Louis A.
Dent, Alexander Grant, James T.
Gibbs, William S. Quinter, L. Whit
ing Estes and Henry Lansburgh-a
fact that afforded Potentate steuart
william F. Guide, who is confined; to
his home as the result Of an acct
dent. sent a beautiful floral tribute
to the Imperial potentate, which gave
him much pleasure.
At, The business session in. the after
noon Aluas Temple elected to life
membership, upon the nomi-
nation Of Past Potentate Henry Lans-
burgh, Alonzo G. Hinckley of Ismaflia
Temple. Buffalo, n. Y, an associate
Justice of the supreme court of the
state OF New York and a thirty-th
degree Mason of the northern juris-
diction of the Scottish Rite: George
the thirty third degree. also of the
northern Jurisdiction of the Scottish
Rite. who II Is explained, has been
selected to confer the thirty third
deeTee npon President Harding next
october, and Claudius N. Huston, as
sfstanf secretary Of commerce.
the new Central Union Mission building
fund, $1,000 to the potentate toward the
expenses az Almas delegation to 90 to
the. Imperial Council session at San
Francisco in June. The potentate stated
that It was his purpose TO take both the
AImas Military Band and the Arab Pa
troll, that Almas might be strongly rep
resented when 1t went before the Impe-
rial Council with Its invitation for the
1898 session Tor We shington. He also
gave a brief outline of the whirlwind
campaign that was to be waged by the
finance committee, headed by. Thomas
farrell. and added that SIS. ZOO had al
ready been subscribed to the convention
fund by Woodward & Lothrop, Laris-
burgh & Bro. and s. Kann Sons Co.,
S. 900 each, even before contributions