Evening star., 1923-03-04
FRATERNITIES

when DR.. Simon's topic will be
Masonry and Goodfellowship."
Monarch Gompers announced that
the next ceremonial would be held on
March 26 at Pythian Temple.
Prizes for the best costumes at the
| colonial dance of the Grotto Band and
Drill Corps were awarded to Miss
Lillian Thompson, Miss Mary More
land. Mr.. 7. P. O'Connor and Miss
| Margaret Darrough. The next dance
| will be held at the New Willard
Hotel March II.
, The Grotto will hold a week
fair and fun fest at the Coliseum.
| commencing April 2 Master of Cere-
chairman and a spectacular affair is
promised. Many valuable prizes, in
cludinG an automobile. will be award
ed The fun fest" will be entirely
different from anything heretofore
given in Washington and will include
dancing, vaudeville and many other
novel and entertaining features.
The Triangle Club of the Depart
ment OF Agriculture has elected and
installed the following officers: Pres
Ident. II. A. Nelson: vice president,
Roy l. Swenson; secreary- treasurer.
John F.. Evans A meeting of un-
usual interest is announced for Tues
Building Association hall.
Potomac Lodge. No 5. was the
scene or a large gathering of Masons
ldent of the Circle Club of Master
Masons. composed of employees of the
District government, had his degree
team present the NJ. NJ. degree. After
the meeting refreshments were serv-
ed in the banquet hall.
The stations of the lodge were f1ll-
ed by the following: w E. Kern,
master (National. No, 12): NJ D.
smith, senior warden Congress. No.
30; J. w. Batson. Junior warden IN
NJ. Parker, No. 20: W. F. McDufie.
senior deacon EAST Gate. No. 34;
+. Y. Fisher, junior deacon (Takoma,
No. 29): B. G. Legg. senior steward
CO. C. Whiting. No 22D; r. B. Teg-
10: w. +. Landon. lecturer (Wash-
ington Centennial. No. 14). and G. w.
Nhtelock. master ceremonies tHiram
f., NJ" 1eD. e. r. Seclinger. c. B. FiIlius
tant assistants.
Special features were the addresses
of Messrs. Wheelock and Landon on
Clubs and DE Molay," respectively.
The Washington Railroad Square
, Clubs home night" entertained
members Of the organization and
youthful aSpirants for the De Molay
and Eastern Star. Julia Cunning
hams dancing was an outstanding
/
daughter! of the clubs president Dur
, ward BowersoN. with Mrs. Elsie Wea-
yer at the piano. played violin solos:
Ralph A. Gauker. a new member of
the club. piano selections. and Harry
BowersoX gave an address on frater-
nalism. George D. Sullivan's rendi-
tion of William Hipsley's latest poetic
, masterpiece. The Ladies'" was re-
ceived with generous applause. The
i, Lambskin Club was represented by
/ ir1n lr1 Do IDrnS IL
and his brother. Vice President Hid
! who spoke on the needs and discom-
! forts of the Washington public
schools. George d. Sullivan and Frank
;. Radcliffe were chosen delegates to
the convention of the National League
! of Masonic Clubs to be held in Bos-
! ton. and John J. Cunningham and
! Oscar W. Riley as alternates a ban
quet and cigars rounded out the even
! ing.
! The Level Club met at the hall of
the Gavel club Tuesday evening.
| Francis /. Jones was elected delegate
| to the annual convention of the Ma
! tional Lea que of Masonic Clubs to be
! held in Boston, June IL to 16. and L.
| W. Koch was appointed to represent
! the club on the Shrine pageant COM
mittee. in connection with the annual
convention to be held in this city
! next June. The members were en-
tertained by Prof Corey. a, master
magician
! At the meeting of the Ionic Club
: OF Master MaSons in the Treasury
Department. general accounting Of
| flee and the Capitol, the secretary re-
ported eighty-Seven new members.
| The following have been elected as
! delegates to represent the club at
! the annual meeting of the National
/ League of Masonic Clubs in Boston
! in June: j. l.. McGrew c. a. Jaquette
d nd c. VI. Sheppard and w. w. White
+. ". Alexander and ]. o. Burnham
las alternates. Earl Carbaugh sang
| baritone solos. Arthur B. Pierce. Bert
| Williams dialect songs; Mr.. Ralon
| played violin solo; Glenn B.
Carrow, piano selections; Jack Hoff-
man and Miss Hoskins gave exhibi-
tion dancing. Dancing followed.
! For the benefit of the free clinic OF
the Episcopal Eye, Ear and Throat
Hospital. and under the joint auspices