Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1923-04-15

, officers of the Grand Chapter, officers
of the Grand Lodge and Anacostia
Lodge, No. 81.
Benjamin B. French Lodge will
celebrate the passing Of the "R
months' tomorrow night with an
oyster supper in the Temple banquet
hall at $3.50, and with an evening of
social recreation and enjoyment. AS
special guests the master has invited
! the officers and past potentates of
Almas Temple, who will be accom-
panied by the Shrine Band, which will
discourse music for the occasion. The
principal speaker will be the presi-
dent of the Vaughn Glass Of Calvary
Baptist Church, Homer ]. Councillor
His theme will be 1.-The Imperisha BILE
| Nation.
Sunday night. April %. Almas Tenn
pie of the Mystic Shrine will visit
Trinity Diocesan Church. Sd and c
streets northwest Rev. David Ran
som Covelfs text for the evening will
be Allah" Potentate Steuart, mem
bers of the Divan, the various units
and many of the nobility viii march
to the church leaving the headquar-
ters at I'll 18th street at 7:15 pm
Music will be furnished by the Trinity
choir and by the Shrine Glee Club
orchestra and band. While there will
be special reservations for those who
march in the parade. the service will
be open to the general public.
Lebanon Lodge, No. :. +. A. A. NJ
will hold a special communication
gree. and at $3.50 pm. will receive an
official visit from Grand Master OF
Masons Mark F. Finley, attended by
a committee.
Congress Lodge No. 81, for the de-
Thursday
Deacon William C. Heider in charge
with an appropriate lecture by Junior
Warden Charles T. Conrad
Master Edwin Smith announces
that committee will be appointed
to prepare for the annual ladies' night
| which was inaugurated by Past Mas
ter A. w. Brewer as an annual ami
versary event to be held in May.
Grand Master Finley and Past
Grand Masters Milans and CHM will
! fund. Judge CHM will talk on the
evening to address the lodge on the
latest developments in the Temple
| fund. Judg CHM will talk on the
Masonic and Eastern Star Home.
! Master Charles l.. Gable announces
that plans are being made for the en-
tertalnment and dance in celsbra ton
OF the thlrty-third anniversary of the
lodge to be held at the Raleigh Hotel
| thursday evening, April 26.
Monarch II. J. Gompers and his Of
hcers are planning details fof'the oc-
cupancy of kallipolis Grotto's new
| headquarters, 907 Eth street north
west, with opening night" in the
near future. When completely fur
nished the new quarters will be used
Tor business meetings of the Grotto.
recreation purposes and for band. or
chestra and drum and bugle practice
and drill corps drills.
| Inc dance committee calls
ton to the change in date OF the April
dance from April II to April IS. This
viii be the last dance of the season.
Continuous dancing will be featured.
be in evidence.
Kallipolis Grotto is planning to
take large delegation to the an
nual Grotto convention in Cleveland
ONO. June ll-l3. including the band.
drill corps and drum and bugle CORPS
which auxiliaries will participate in
the contests to be staged in hope that
| they will bring home at least one of
the handsome trophies to be awarded.
Chief Justice W. p Jacobs is in
charge Of hotel and Pullman reserva-
tons The Cleveland hotels are
booked nearly to their capacity and
the prophets are urged to make res
ervations as early as possible.
The Petworth Masonic Club will,
| meet at Joppa Lodge Hall tomorrow
J evening. Interesting features will be
presented.
Friday, evening in Joseph H. Mi
lans Lodge, No IS, in the degree
work in the Northeast Masonic Tenn
pie. Sth and F. streets northeast.
Master Albert c. German will offici-
| ate. assisted by the famous Gavel
Club degree team.
| Brightwood Commandery No 6.
Knights Templar, at it's conclaye
| tuesday evening, upon conclusion of
, the grand visitation, will install it's
| officers with Past Grand Commander
| Fred ;. Cawson as installing officer.
The installation will be public. and
the ladies of the families of the
fraters have been invited.
| Hiram Instruction Club of Hiram
Lodge, No. 10, will meet tomorrow
evening in it's new quarters, Kidder
Hall. So Goth street northwest, at
1880 pm.
A reception. dance and card party
was given by the Craftsman Club
and the woman's auxiliary at the
Colonial Hotel, 18th and M streets
northwest, Saturday evening, April L
| Refreshments were served
In the receiving line were f. +.
Bernie. Mrs. May D. Lightfoot. Will
DR.. Holt, Mrs. NJ. n. Reed, Harry Ket-
ner, Miss ]. MacRae and Miss l..
At the Craftsman Club meeting
IRev. John Wesley Hill, chancellor of
Lincoln Memorial University, gave