Evening star., 1923-01-28

Church South. 6100 Georgia
avenue. this evening at o'clock. on
! the invitation Of the pastor, Rev.
| L. A. Lambert. which extends also
to all sir knights and Masonic
brethren. The commandery will as
semble at Brishtwood Masonic Tenn
pie at 1880 pm. and will march to
the church In a body. escorting any
Masonic brethren who may decide to
attend. -
Tuesday evening will be Past
Masters night in Takoma Lodge.
No. 20, with dinner served at 5:45
pm. and the lodge opened for the
degree at pm.
Following it's grand visitation at
| Masonic Temple Tuesday evening at
1880 p.m, Columbia Chapter. No. l,
| r.. A. NJ, Will have Its annual enter
tainment and dance at the New Will
! lard, starting at $50 with the enter
| tainmeLt and at $3.50 with the dane
ing. Cards of admission have been
issued for the latter event
In Washington Centennial Lodge. No.
! ~, being designated DE Molay
night" in that the first member OF
the Order of De Molay to petition
| the lodge will receive his highest
degree. the work being conferred by
the members OF the advisory council
OF Robert LIE Bruce Chapter, Order
OF De Molay.
| The special communication of the
| New Jerusalem Lodge. No. Q, which
had been called for Tuesday evening,
mas been changed to Wednesday
evening Of the current week at
pm.
Master Robert W. Mathaney OF Pen
| talpha Lodge. No. %. In his circular
! Tor January states that the grand
master has invited the brethren to
attend services at Epiphany Church
sunday, February IL, and to assem-
bio at Masonic Temple at pm on
| that day clothed in white aprons and
! groves TO march TO the church, of
| which Chaplain Freeman of Temple
Noyes Lodge is the rector.
John A. Davilla, president of the
Masonic Relief Association at New
| orleans, is endeavoring by every
means at his command 10 help poor
amnesia victim to find himself and
| TO restore him to his home. The man
! says tho only name he can think of
| rs j; W witt, although he doesn't
?nlnk 1t Is his real name. His cloth
| ing bears the initials ID. l.. NJ" and
! when he made himself known he was
Wel dressed in a brown woolen suit,
tan shoes and wore a belt with the
initial d. also a wrist watch and
typewriter with the touch system like
an expert He registered at the La
fayette Hotel. New Orleans, January
| is, paid for his room in advance and
@ naa a small sum in his possession. At
present he is in the Presbyterian Hos
pital under the care Of DR.. F. f. La
| mothe. He presents all the marks
Of being a refined man and says he is
all right in every respect, except that
his memory seems to have deserted
him.. William Mann, secretary of the
| local Masonic board of relief. is espe-
cially interested in the case and fur
| nished the facts herein set forth.
| High Priest James S. Briggs staged
! a fine entertainment for the grand
| visitation to Mount Horeb Royal Arch
j Chapter last Tuesday evening. includ-
| ing a magician's act by Prof. Nor
with Miss Ida Clarke at the piano: !:
! Mrs. Bowie, in solos, and Levin and
Capps, In amusing songs and Ha-
~aiian instrumental numbers The
chapter will have it's election Febru-
ary 13.
Washington Royal Arch Chapter,
| NO. 2. Wednesday evening also will
provide entertainment in connection
with its grand visitation Wednesday
evening. 1t will be staged in the
commandery room, and members have
f.; invited their ladies. A speaker from
(; the United States Senate will be one
| Of the attractions, and refreshments
and dancing will follow the program.
The woman's AUXILIARY OF the
Craftsman Club has elected the fol-
lowing officers: Mrs. May D. Light
foot. president tre-elected): Mrs.
William II. Holmes. first vice presi-
dent; Mrs. L Lorraine Cole, second
vice president; Miss Lorraine Schlich-
ter. secretary; Mrs. William H. Hid
McCreery, marshal; Mrs. NJ. N. Reed.
musician, and Miss Janet McRae.
warder. The club will celebrate
| washington's birthday February 20,
! its next meeting.
I The Level Club of Master Masons
will meet in the Gavel Club rooms,
| 71s 18th street northwest, tomorrow
board will install the club oficers, as
| follows; President. E. w. Libbey; vice
| president. s. J. Gompers, jr.: secre-
| tary, Gall r. Judd; treasurer, J. H.
Sheppard; sentinel, Benjamin F. Jack
| son. ',
( The Gavel Club will give it's second
| annual banquet Thursday evening at
| 8 o'clock at the New Ebbitt. The
q. Harding. President OF the United
States; Edwin DENLY. Secretary Of the
Navy; Gen. John ]. Pershing, Admiral
Robert e. Koontz. Gen. Amos e.
Fries. Maj. Gen. John A. Lejeune,
Senator Simeon D. Fess, Dr.. Mark F.
Finley, grand maser Of Masons OF the
District OF Columbia; Rev. John C.
Palmer. grand chaplain. Grand Lodge,
District ef Columbia; Lynn H Trout
man, past president National League
Of Masonic Clubs, and Roo Fulkerson.
| toastmaster.
over four hundred covers will be
laid. The committee has arranged
fine vaudeville program, having COM
mandeered the best talent from
| Keith's, the Cosmos and the Shubert-
Belasco Theaters.
The committee on arrangements are
Albert H. Dondero. chairman; Archi-
C. Shafrer. George w. Onutt, jr., n. B.
Plankinton, Frank M. Painter, Clyde
y. Nichols and Samuel S. Banham.
| lowing to represent them at the con.
|vention of the National League of
Masonic Clubs to Be held In Boston
next June: ]. L. McGrew,, C. A. ia
quette and C. NJ. Sheppard; alternates
selected were W. W. White, F. W.
| The next meeting, of the club will
be ladies' night! An. attractive pro-
| gram has been provided, to be fol-
| lowed by dancing.
At special conclave tomorrow
knight Of Malta in full form. The
! presentatfon Of this order in full COS