Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1923-04-08
0ERVICES at the Masonic and

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Quoted by Rev. DR.. John Z.
Palmer. grand chaplain or the Erahu
Lodge. under the auspices Of La Fay
cite Lodge. No. 10. The lodge eholr
will vide the music and automo-
biles will await the cars at Kitten
house street to convey passengers 10
the home.
EVANGELIST Chapter. Knights Rose
Croix. Of the Ancient and Accepted
Scottish Rite, will hold its annual
election OF officers Tuesday evening
al the Scottish Rite Cathedral. 80
and +: streets northwest The re,
rninu for the degrees Will start
Tuesday. April Il. with the fourth de-
gree at 7:30 pm. and the fourteenth
| degree at pm, contih h uh nay
been presented. This will be the last
class for the degrees previous to the
Shrine. convention. June ., and I.
The 'Kiddie Spring Festival" Of
Erightwood Commandery. No. ..
knights Templar. will open tomorrow
at Rock Creek Church road and New
Hampshire avenue northwest. ana
=, Twenty five carloads of fun 1t is
: announced will include the Miss
Washington Contest and oaby
show. with a large size circus. It's
object s.''to clothe the needy. school
poor boys and girls in higher educa-
zion and to provide picnic and Christ
mas Joys for the Riddles" Ticket
holders 1t is said much Interested
in an automobile award.
osiris Lodge, No. 20, is making
preparations for a dance at the Hotel
Raieigh the evening of April 20. to
which admission will be by card.
National Lodge, No. IL. will have
it, annual dance and entertainment
Friday evening. April p, also in the
Hotel Raleigh ballroom, with card
admission provided for.
Dawson Lodge. No. 16, will suspend
business and degree work tomorrow
evening to listen to a lecture on AL
lenby's Jerusalem Campaign. by Col
Edward Davis. L. S. A. who was the
only representative of the United
States in this campaign. Dawson
Lodge ranks high in the number or
it's members that served in the world
war and the interest in the lecture
is said to be unusal. Music and light
refreshment with a social session will
follow.
Rolen f. Painter. king OF Eureka
Royal Arch Chapter, will head the
line in the degree work Friday even
ing. The Royal Arch chapters at
Cherryadle Va. and Rockville, Nd,
THE big Grotto event occupying the
attention of the local prophets Is the
Kallipolis Grottos two weeks fun
fest" at the Coliseum, which opened
Monday evening, with addresses by
Grand Monarch Z. Craige PelouZe of
Richmond, Va, and Commissioner
Cuno H. Rudolph. president of the
The second week starts tomorrow.
with the ladies participating in the
popularity contest" for $500 dia-
mond ring, to be awarded on the last
night. Many other valuable prizes
will be awarded. including a touring
ear. a vfctrola, a complete radio set.
kitchen range, kitchen cabinets, steel
garage, articles of furniture and
housefurnishings, and miscellany of
other useful and beautiful articles.
In addition to dancing, a number
of vaudeville numbers featured.
among them the Dixie Minstrel
Troupe, both end men of which were
at one time with Lew Dockstader;
Jerry Ripp, an original jazz dancer,
and Gypsy Rohmoujer the Egyptian
dancer. The grotto band furnishes a
musical concert each evening and the
grotto orchestra the dance music.
Chairman William P. Jacobs an
nounces that the Foresters and Red
Men will be honored guests Wednes-
day. the Shrine Thursday. and sew
eral other organizations will be as
signed special nights. Arthur c. Shaw
Ind Castleman P. Boss are chairmen
. OF the invited guests and glad-hand
committees, respectively. while Mon
arch II. j. Gompers. Past Monarchs
A. H. Rogers and E. w. Libbey, Past
Grand Monarch E. S. Schmid and Mas
ter of Ceremonies Paul F. Grove, to-
gether with the prophets and ladies,
are assisting in various capacities.
The next dance Of the Grotto band
and drill corps VIII be held April II
at the New Willard Hotel.
The Gavel Club fellowcraft team
will take part in the degree work in
Lafayette Lodge Saturday evening at
$50 O'Clock, when Senior Warden Post
will head the official line.
Washington Chapter. No. 2, Thurs
day, after the degree, will serve re-
freShmentS.
The Masters Association Of 1910
held its annual get-together banquet
recently at the City Club. with six
teen members present. including one
honorary, Past Grand Master c. G.
Coombs. AS usual, the grand master
of Masons, Mark F. Finley, was the
guest of the association, and Senior
Grand Steward 4. A. Bagley was the
guest of President Gratz Z. Dunkum.
Five members of the association
have died, incluging Past Grand Mas
u. Il.
present but twenty-four surviving
members. Letters from the absent
ones were received and read. The
grand master was made an honorary
member of the association.
Gratz e. Dunkum of Lafayette.
No. 10. was reelected president;
Roger O'Donnell of National. No. ~.
reelected vice president, and Castle
man p. Boss of Pentalpha, No. 90, re-
elected secretary-treasurer.
Frant Campbell, Charles Kattelmann.
Roger O'Donnell, H. F. Woodland,
Claude H. woodward. o. ]. DeMoll.
q. E. Dunkum. H. P. Mcintosh. H. K.
Pimper, c. P. Boss, Anthony Lehr.
julius Refs, W. .. Firoved, F. S.
Parks. Past Grand Master c. c.
Coombs, Grand Master Mark F. Fin
ley and Senior Grand Steward r. A.
Bagley.
The Washington Railroad Square
Club was addressed at its recent
meeting by Brig. Gen. Amos A. Fries
of the chemical warfare service and
president of the Advisory Board, Ma
tional League of Masonic clubs. Gen.
Fries impressed his auditors with the
fact that the Boston convention in
June would be the greatest in its his
tory. Chemical warfare and the i'm
portant part 1t had in the great world
war was explained and simplified by
ten. FTleS anu many interesting
events in connection Herewith were
related ID
j Samuel FL. Jacobson sang songs,
PAROLES and recited monologues.
Capt. jacobson also related an anus
ing incident. A. W. lett sang and
the Mohawk Quartet rendered selec-
lions Of old and new songs.