Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1922-05-07
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eomposeq OF DObles who have served
| their country In any Of its wars. iH
| will present two big shows in Wash
inEton, each to run week. the first
| opening ut the Belasco Theater to-
morrow evening. when Victor Her,
| bert's opera, Mile. Modesto" which
Fritxt scheH made famous, win be
also known as the Peoples National
| Grand Opera Company, this to be fol
| lowed week later by the Shrine
! Frolics, of which more later. The
| legion has great campaign OF Ma
sonic Americanization in view and Is
to be conducted for purely patriotic
apd not, for ornamental purposes O.
the exploitation of the glories of ip.
diyidYals. Gen. A. A. Fries, U. s
l Army, ts Its commander. and the
| general gave Q serious and! vigorous
| talk at the ceremonial session Wed
nesday evening along the lines of thu
| Almas Auto Club willsmake It's first
organized spring run to its clubhouse
on West river for Its formal opening
today. the start being made this
morning from patrol headquarters
III Isth street. at an early hour Dr.
enthusiastic about the clubs pros
poets the current season and says
that when the Imperial Council SEES
sion comes here year hence he ex-
| poets to be able to show them one
| of the greatest summer outing Shrine
club headquarters in America. The
club escorted Capt. McMahap, director
| Of the Shrners' international caravan
out OF Washington Monday. and there
were those who said the club feet
looked more imposing than the cara
! of It. :
Recorder F. Lawrence walker is
/ feeling somewhat elated over the
the first issue OF the ofRciaI organ OF
! the Shrine Recorders Association OF
North America of which he has the
honor of being the president. :. 1t ap
peared last week and contains con
trtbutions from the Imperial Poten-
| order.
| The "best ever ceremonial of Kali
! iipolis Grotto was held at the Capi-
class was Initiated, Past Monarch
Charles D. Shackelford directing the
| rituaIistic ceremony. The facilities
! of the theatey, it is said. afforded am
pie opportunity for enactment of the
the Order Of Yelled Prophet upon the
candidates they were handed over to
Prophet Samuel F. Shreve. master OF
jollity and mirth. who took them on
| another journey. Yedz Grotto came
! staged q beautiful drill. After the
ceremonial work a number of enter
tainment, specialties were introduced,
which held the prophets until mid
| night.
| ington prophets will attend a cere-
! monial of samis >Grotto. Richmond.
Va. and May 26 a visit will be paid
to Yedz Grotto. Baltimore.
The Grotto band viii entertain the
inmates Of the poorhonse at Blue
Trinity Diocesan Church. Sd and {
streets northwest, at 2 o'clock All
prophets are invited to join them.
The Railroad Square Club enter.
tanned It's members and friends Satur.
day evening. Detective Sergeant Fred
Sandberg of the Circle Club. intro.
duced by Past President Harry B
| Bowersox. as 'the greatest finger
print expert in the United States, ani
that means in the world" demon.
! ger-print photography really means
! with picture slides of noted criminal.
! thrown upon the screen. Ever,
! Lodge Of Masons." said Mr.. Sandberg
should have its members finger.
printed and recorded. Train wreck.
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this positive proof for Identification
| Lynn H. Troutman spoke on 1.-THE
Ethics of Masonry; Thomas s. ella,
| Of Aston Lodge. No. SOB. New Yorl
city. honorary member of the Police
and Firemen's Square Club. spoke Of
holiday, for on that date. l762. George
Washington received his degree as 8
Master Mason. William B. HipsIe,
paid poetic tribute to President
George b Sullivan, and Miss Denney
daughter Of Lev" Denney Of the
and was heartily appluded.
Last Thursday evening a meeting OF
the delegates to the seventeenth an.
nuai convention Of the Nationa
League of Masonic Clubs was held
at the Gavel Club. 71s 18th street
! northwest. The delegates from Wash.
ington clubs. it is stated, will en-
deavor to secure the establishment,
Of the headquarters of the National
League In Washington and the cree.
ton OF building commensurate with
the dignity and magnitude Of the or
ganization Washington delegates are
Anchor Club. z. j. Skidmore, E. e
Rogers; Ashlar Club. Col. J. A. Penn
James a. Connaghan. Samuel Silver
man: Circle Club, P. w. Nicholson
Corbin Birch; Railroad Square Club
F. S. Ratcliffee, w. A. Cahoon. j. j
Cunningham. George D. Sullivan
Ionic Club. c. A. Jaquette, ]. 4. Nc
Grew. F. ]. F. Thiel. e. NJ. Chatter
ton. ]. Q. Burnham, T. W. Alexander;
Gavel Club. Clyde s. Nichols, James A.
West, William H: Boyd. Samuel s.
Davis. Waiter j. Boyce, Hallwen K
Troutman; Sojuorners' Club, Gen
Amos A. Fries, Capt. George F. I'm
matcht: Triangle Club. p. NJ. Green
J: P. Evans: Craftsman Club. John 81
ship Club, George e. Jacobs. Samuel
T. Tanner, Charles b. Cameron
George T. Wells: National University
Club. Philip Herman, Dewey E.
, Hodges; Trowel Club. Hamlin NJ. Van
board Club, Martin r. Speelman, Wal
ter r. Metz, William D. Skeen; Five
Points Club, Charles H. Spencer, vii.
ford Al. Swinney. C.. A. HIGHLAND, E. E.
Richardson. The Convention Of the
league will be held May % to 81. at
The Ladies' Aid Of Stansbury Lodge
win meet tomorrow evening at
Brightwood Temple at o'clock.
The AshIar Club will hold a reunion
at the New Masonic Temple Monday
evening. May %, with large number
Of visitors from branch clubs at Camp
Meade. Camp Holabird and Edgewood
ARSENAL. The business meeting win
fake place at pm. Col. Herbert A.
White, U. 8. A., J. A. G. O., chairman
Of the entertainment committee. has
prepared a program, Distinguished
soldiers viii be present. Col. White
was the organizer and past president
Of the Soldiers and Sailors Club OF
Panama.
Washington Royal Arch Chapter