Evening star., 1922-09-10
FRATERNITIES

be showing many of the traits of
the tabled beaver, who never talks
but works while he sleeps. His work
thus far. it is said, has satisfied the
imperial potentate that the job is in
competent hands and will be we'll and
worthily performed. General Chair
man Thomas f. FARRELL of the finance
committee is finding the use of his
voice very necessary in 1mpreSSlng
upon the business men. who really
will be the only ones to benefit imam
cially and in big measure. how i'm
portant it is that Washington make
it's best showing next year. Some OF
those who have subscribed to the
fund for next year are tagging In
meeting the conditions of their sub
scriptions. but, as rule, the re-
sponses are prompt and generous. as
they must be to enable the big work
to go on, for it is to be remembered
that Almas Temple is not only trying
to make the Washington convention
of the Imperial Council one OF the
greatest in its history. but it is also
trying, heart and soul, to put w asn-
ington on the map as something TO
be remembered after the convention
has passed.
Harry Cary has gathered large
and enthusiastic delegation for the
week end excursion to Atlantic city:
to attend the ceremonial session or
u 1
ing festivities, September 10. 10 and
II. on the Million-dolar pier.
There will be great doings and all
the mobiles Of Almas who can get away
will go to make the most OF the
chance for a final vacation during the
wear. The train leaves Washington
at 1 pm. Friday and is due In Atlantic
City at 5:27 pm.
Potomac Lodge, No. s.. has accepted
ntY
Mount Tabor NJ. p. Church. 35th street
and Wisconsin avenue. Sunday morn
ing, September "a, at II o'clock, when
Rev. Morgan c. Compiler will deliver
a sermon.
Hiram Royal Arch Chapter has an
nounced degree work ahead as fo!-
lows: September 25, P. NJ. and NJ. E:
NJ degrees, and October 9, the Royal
Arch degree.
Monarch NJ. w Pickering Of Kallip-
oils Grotto has returned from an au-
tomobile trip through the northern
states ard Canada. With his return
details will soon be perfected for the
fall ceremonial to be held in October.
1t is aimed to make this elaborate and
an unusually large class of candidates
will be initiated.
The Grotto band and drill corps
dance committee announces the fol-
winter dances: October 81. Decem-
Der /. January Is, February %, March
II and April II.
clubs Of the District will meet Tues
day evening at the Gavel Club rooms
719 18th street northwest.
The Craftsman Club of the Neter-
ans Bureau held a get together
Nj, ant m her l a
Gavel Club rooms. Twenty-three ap-
plications for membership were elect
ed and twenty-Seven candidates were
received into the club. many from the
Baltimore Office. J. Boyd peXter, wor-
shipful master of Osiris Lodge. nao
charge Of the entertainment. whlcn
included musical numbers by FREQ
East and Raymond. DR.. !. l. Hirsh-
man gave the boys talk on CO.
operations: T. NJ. Anderson, +. +. Ber-
ney, J. O'C Roberts. DR.. Carl Harris
and other officials of the bureau mace
remarks. Announcement was MADE
of an annual banquet TO be held early
in october. An Invitation to attend
a meeting Of Osiris Lodge. In the
Thursday evening. September IS.
when the NJ. NJ degree will be put
on by past masters OF the lodge,
was accepted and the club will at
lodge. J. Boyd Dexter. master or
Osiris is an active member Of the
Craftsman Club. being connected with
the Veterans Bureau as an Instructor
in electrical work at the Silver Spring
training center.
DeMolay Commandery. No. 4. X. T..
will hold it's first conclave of the fall
season Tuesday at 1880 pm. in the
Masonic Temple. The evening will be
devoted to reorganization. social ac-
tivities. drill and rehearsal. A num-
her of amendments to the constitu-
tIon will be presented for considera-
ton.