Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1923-05-20

- TANSBURY Lodge, No. "a. will
have charge of the services at
the Masonic and Eastern Star
Home this afternoon. at 3
o'clock, when Rev. Charles s Cole.
chaplain of the lodge. will officiate.
Music will be furnished by a choir.
with Walter F.. Raymond. tenor, and
Fred East. baritone. as soloists, and
with George H. Wilson at the piano.
An elaborate program, arranged by
Walter S. Studdiford. will be rendered.
Washington Centennial Lodge, No.
IA, will attend services this evening,
at o'clock, in the United Brethren
Church, at North Capitol and X
streets. upon the invitation of Rev.
DR.. Charles Z. Fultz. The members
and their families will assemble In
the Sunday school room at 7:45 pm.
proper.
One hundred new Scottish Rite
Masons, it is said, will complete the
course of the degrees to and includ-
ing the thirty-second, at the Scottish
Rite iCathedr at the reunion. which
will open in Mithras Lodge, Tuesday
evening at 7:30 o'clock, when the fourth.
followed by the fourteenth, degree
will be presented in full ceremonial
form; Wednesday evening, at the
same hour. the fifteenth degree will
knights Rose Croix; Thursday even
Ing, the thirtfeth degree. and Friday
evening the thirty second degree. AS
each degree will be presented by an
experienced team of ritualiStS. the
work it is said. may be expected to
reach high degree of perfection, but
especial interest centerS in them be-
cause of a number of distinguished
candidates who will receive them
with the purpose, Friday evening, of
Mystic Shrine. This will be the last
class to receive the degrees in the
rite prior to the convention of the
Imperial Council of the Shrfae, which
meets in Washington June s, and Z.
The class will assemble Tuesday
evening at O'Clock. though the work
does not begin until 1880 each even
Ing.
1t is said that arrangements have
Temple of the Mystic Shrine at
keith's Theater, starting at 1870
pm. Friday, when the class will in
clude distinguished figures in national
life-this to enable them to partici-
pate as authorized fez wearers in the
Shrine festivities that will engross
Washington's attention the first week
in June. Imperial Potentate James
McCandless is expected to be present.
Recommendations of general inter-
est included IN the report of the re-
firing grand commander at the annual
conclave of the Grand Commandery
last Monday evening include one for
h. 1f,orr Otyt1 nry @v,,r t.. \
the coming year-in other words, a
general field day; another for the
complete cooperation of the Grand
Commandery and the constituent
communicates In making success of
the new Masonic Temple project and
the, appointment of committees to this
end, and another that the educational
loan plan be Endorsed as outlined by
the Grand Encampment and that a
committee be appointed to devise
plans for carrying out the details Of
the project.
In Benjamin B. French Lodge to-
morrow night Lieut. Commander
Carey V. Hodgson of the coast and
geodetic survey will give a stere-
opticon lecture on picturesque phases
OF the work of the coast and geodetic
survey, entitled 1.-The Amphibious Sur
fey."
Arminius Lodge will have charge of
the services at the Masonic and East
ern star Home next Sunday afternoon.
Following the degree work tonnor-
row evening, Master Alan r. Horn of
ash1ngton Council, Royal and Select
Masters, announces an entertainment.
with light refreshments.
Capitol Royal Arch Chapter. FRIDAY
night will be entertained by Henry q
Waterman Of the bureau Of chemis-
try, with IAN Electrical Novelty"
with refreshments to follow,
Monarch Henry ]. Gompers an
nounces business meeting and
short-form ceremonial Of Kallipolis
Grotto at grotto headquarters on the
be devoted largely to details in con-
nectfon with. the grotto convention
to be held in Cleveland, Ohio, June
lib. Past Monarch Charles d.
Shackelford has returned from Cieve-
land. where he went to look over the
ground and perfect arrangements for
the comfort of the Kallipolis delega-
ton, which will leave by special train
early Sunday morning. June 10. The
Kallipolis Band, drill corps and drum
ana ougie corps will participate in
the contests and 1t Is confidently ex-
pected that at least one of them will
bring home one of the prize cups
Past Monarch Shackelford reports
that Cleveland Is making elaborate
arrangements and promises the best
convention in the history Of the Or
der Of Yelled Prophets.
Joe" Leverton will manage the
Grotto base ball team in the an
nual contest with Almas Temple, for
the benefit of the Masonic and
Eastern Star Home, which will be
played at American League Park on
June 23. Permission has been given
for practice on Sunday mornings at
the American League Park. from 10
to 70 O'Clock, and Joe" extends an
invitation to all Grotto members to
attend. Those whotwili represent the
Grofto are: Homan, Iseman, Hug
gins, Rheinbold. Hiser, Coe, Ratcliffe,