Evening star., 1923-05-06
FRA ATERNITIES T

Templar, in addition to Its participa-
tion in the Ascension day services
Thursday evening. will have work IN
the orders tomorrow evening, and also
announces a special for May 81, when
the Order of the Temple will be con-
ferred upon large class.
The Ladies' Auxiliary of Orient
Commandery at a recent meeting re-
elected its officers, as follows: MIS-
William III. Scott, president: Mrs. Jo-
seph H. Kimmel. secretary, and Mrs.
James A. Mclaughlin, treasurer. The
ladies will serve "a Red Cross banquet
tomorrow evening for the COM
mandery.
Potomac Lodge. No. S. Friday even
been designated "Dumbarton NJ. L.
Church night" when the Masons who
are members of that church Will pre-
sent the degree for the benefit of a
fellowmember of the church.
Mount Horeb Royal Arch Chapter.
No. :. will devote its convocation
Tuesday evening to social purposes
and will listen to an address by Gill
Der; .. Nations. to which master
Masons will be admitted. The chap
ter is devoting special efforts toward
raising funds for the proposed Royal
Arch Hall at the Masonic and East
ern Star Home.
Capitol Royal Arch Chapter. No. H.,
will have refreshments Friday even
ing following the degree work. and
Is also planning an entertainment for
later in the month.
Next Sunday evening, May Is. at
S o'clock, the third annual Masonic
and Eastern Star memorial services
will be held. under the joint authori-
cation of Grand Master Finley, Grand
| Matron Chaunccy and Grand Patron
West at Trinity P l.. Church. Cd and
{ streets northwest. AS the names
| of the deceased Masons or members
| of the Order of the Eastern Star are
] called off by special representatives
a white rose or carnation VIII be
| placed in 4 symbolic cross or star in
memory of the deceased. The fami-
! lies of those thus honored will be
| specially invited TO attend.
| Past High Priest Blair Mckenzie
! will officiate in the degree in Eureka
Royal Arch Chapter Friday evening.
! Brightwood Commandery will hold
its second birthday banquet Wednes-
| day in the assembly hall at Bright
wood Masonic Temple. The com
| mandery will also attend the Ascen-
| sion day service to be held at the
Vermont Avenue Christian Church
| Thursday. assembling in full TemplaT
uniform at the Masonic Temple, 18th
and New York avenue northwest. at
! 1880 pm.
| Monarch Henry j. Gompers an
! nounces the formal opening of Kali
| polls Grotto headquarters. 907 7th
street northwest, Thursday from 1880
! to 1880 pm The ladies are invited.
/ Owing to the limited space and large
, membership. entertainment features
! will have to be omitted and the even
| ing devoted simply TO an inspection
| of the new quarters.
! Chief Justice William T. Jacobs.
| chairman of the grotto convention
| committee, is anxious to hear from all
| prophets who will attend the annual
| Grotto convention TO be held in Cleve-
| land, Ohio. June lil3.
| Master !. Williamson Cooke was
| host at d ladies' night celebrated
| last Tuesday evening in the banquet
| hall of Masonic Temple, when Hope
| Chapter. No. 80. Q. L. s.. was the
guest of Hope Lodge. No. 20.
| The master welcomed the guests
and presented Matron Jennie Greg
| ory with a basket of flowers, the