Evening star., 1922-03-05

H. Nash Post of the American Legion.
which is composed entirely OF Masons,
and the lodge choir will present
special musical program.
In the presentation recently Of the
Order Of Malta, with elaborate cere.
monies and the new costumes ana
paraphernalia provided for that Tenn
plaf degree, Orient Commandery. NO.
5. Knights Templar, fs said TO nave
made such a pronounced hit IN rem.
plar circles that the degree VIII oe
Of March 20.
Illustrious Deputy Ellwood P. Morey.
deputy for the Supreme Council In the
gree Scottish Rite Masons and the en-:
tire corps of knights commander OF
the court Of honor to meet him at the
cathedral, Sd and E streets northwest.
Tuesday evening for conference atter
the meeting Of Mithras Lodge OF FER
tanning to the erection Of the new Scot
tish Rite cathedral at 18th and 4
streets northwest, in the near future.
The entire matter is to be discussed
together with the advisability OF rats
Ing the membership in the local bodies
to the number warranted by the Ma
sonic population of Washington. Sug-
gestions will be invited along all lines
connected with both subjects, and it is
believed tentative plans will be mapped
out for speedy and vigorous action with
out further delay. looking &c, 70 the early
Mithras Lodge Of Perfection will deal
with elections and matters Of detail
connected with the new spring class
In the rite. which will start March II
with the fourth and fifth degrees. and OF
which much is said. to be expected;
This class will receive its thirty-second
degree May 20. All master Masons In
good standing In the District Of Colum-
bia are eligible to this class. AS soon
as the new cathedral is started, the fees
the present fee being $3.50. ANNOUNCE
ment is made that Gen. Edward F. NC
Glachlin of the British army. who re-
ceived his thirty-second degree in Al
bert Pike Consistory, is now to be ad-
dressed as major general.
The Cathedral Calendar is authority
for the statement that there are five
obligatory observances during the year
for members Of the Order Of De Molay
Sunday, March 10. Robert de Bruce
, Chapter will attend services at Trinity
Church, Sd and c streets northwest, for
Devotional day." one OF these OBJ
Pentalpha Lodge, No. 2s. will have
Past Grand Master James w. Witten
will address the lodge on a Masonic
subject
Mount Pleasant Lodge drill team
will assist the lodge in the degree
again at the special next Saturday
evening. Each time the NJ. NJ. degree
will be presented.
Master Mark Stearman is inviting
attention to a special communication
Of Dawson Lodge. No. 16, scheduled
for Tuesday evening, at 1880 o'clock.
in the commandery asylum. At the
lodge meeting Monday evening last
Past Grand Master Joseph H. Milans
spoke on Masonic Education"
King David Lodge. No. 2s. expects
a large class for the NJ NJ. degree
Tuesday evening, when Kensington
Lodge. No. 1913, of Kensington, Nd,
will participate in the work and also
be entertained later. King David had
a family reunion and dance recently
Potomac Lodge. No. 5. has a dance
scheduled for Friday evening.
High Priest A. NJ. Ehrlich of Wash
ington Royal Arch Chapter announces
that Scribe Ralph G. Cornell will head
the official line in both degrees In
that chapter Thursday evening and
that from present indications the
chapters aim to get over 400 mem
bers by December 81 is likely to be
realized. He states that refresh
ments will be served after the de.
gree work.
High Priest NJ B. Yerger an.
thing special after the Royal Arch
degree in La Fayette Royal. Arch
Chapter the evening Of March 81. II
conditions will permit. The calendar
indicates the degrees for next Tues
day evening.
Monarch Marshall W. Pickering an.
nounces a short form ceremonial OF
Kallipolis Grotto at Pythian Temple
the evening Of March 20. with "enter-
tainment that will throw former at
tempts into the discard" Musical
contributions and q luncheon after
ward will be features.
This will be the new monarch's in
ttial meeting, and he Is striving for
large class and full attendance.
both of which, he says, are likely to
be realized.
March 13 has been designated as
kallipolis Grotto night at the big
Shrine fair at Convention Hall, which
Is receiving the warmest kind Of sup
port from Monarch Pickering and his
various auxfliartes and prophets, in
cluding the Kallipolis Kronikle,
which advises the prophets to "go
every night and have tho time Of
your life. for there will be music
and dancing and shows and hair
raising circus acts and novelties of
every description, and the greatest
galaxy of entertainment ever assem-
bled under one roof"
The next dance of the Grotto Band
and Drill Corps will be held at the
New Willard March II.
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