Evening star., 1924-06-01

The itinerary of kallipoliS Grotto
to the annual Supreme Council con-
June %, "a and %, contemplates
leaving Washington via Chesapeake
and Ohio railroad at am. June 22.
There will be stops at Staunton, Va,
With trip to Endless Caverns, and at
White sulphur Springs. arriving at
Indianapolis, am, Monday. The
program of events at Indianapolis
Is as follows: June -. reception in
evening for Supreme Council officers
at Claypool Hotel by members of
Sahara Grotto; pm. national me-
mortal at Cadle Tabernacle. Invoca- :
ton, Rev. J. Ambrose Dunkle. AS
,sembling of all Grotto standards on
stage. Musical program by Hindoo
koosh Grotto Band. Hamilton. Ont,
Canada. Address Welcome to In
shanE Aaass May0r wssoma ss@nsl to sTs nn
diana" Gov. Emmet f. Branch. Ad
dress, Grand Monarch Harold M.
Harter. Report of neurology COM
mittee. Address. Warren G. Hard
ing" Postmaster General Harry NJ.
dress. Woodrow WILSON, former
Vice President Thomas r. Marshall or
Senator Samuel NJ Ralston. Musical
numbers by Murat Chanters. June
y: am. opening of Supreme Coun-
ell session, Claypool Hotel. Address:
Welcome by Indiana Masonry"
Grand Master of Indiana Grand
Lodge, F. & A. NJ. Address. wei
come by Sahara Grotto" Charles
!; orbison, Response, Grand Monarch
$3.50 pm Official uniformed parade
pm. Grand Monarch's ceremonial.
purat Theater. pm June "a: 9 to
l1:30 am. Supreme Council session.
C1aypool Hotel; IL am. massed band
,oncert at Cadle Tabernacle; 1870 pm,
Yelled Prophets field day. state fair
grounds: pm. international drill
contest, state fair grounds: to .
pm. carnival night on Monument
Circle: pm, Yelled Prophets mid
ternal societies and visiting grottoes
June 25: to IL. Supreme Council
session: a m, automobile tours: D. m,
International band contest, Cadle Tab
ernacle; pm, automobile ride for
women. luncheon at Highland Golf
Club; pm. Grand Monarch's Ball,
Murat Theater.
Albert Pike Lodge is to hold a
social tomorrow night.
The entered apprentice degree will
DC conferred at the stated communi-
cation of Osiris Lodge. No. 26, next
Wednesday evening.
High Priest William Goodman an
nounces the Mark degree for the con-
vocation of Brightwood Chapter. r.
\. NJ June 4. y special will be held
before June IS to confer the Past and
Most Excellent Master degrees with
Royal Arch June IS. 1t is expected
to call off for the summer after the
convocation of June is.
At the regular conclave of Bright
wood Commandery. No. 6. K IT, May
20. the Order of the Temple was con-
ferred by Commander J. " Rdker.
The right eminent grand commander,
Sir William Miller, accompanied by
were special guests. Old Dominion
Commandery, No. II, of Alexandria,
Va, paid Il fraternal visit with the
grand commander of Virginia as spe-
cial guests. Grand Commander Muir
ply of Ohio was another present.
served in the banquet hall by the la
dies auxiliary of Brightwood CON-
mandery. For the conclave of June
Commander Baker announces the
Order of the Red Cross and the Order
of Malta. with Robert A. Fisher pre-
siding III the former and Fred Blood
in the Malta.
Mount Pleasant Lodge, No 33. will
have degrees as follows: Tomorrow,
Ma ster Mason; June 4, Master Mason.
A meeting of the Mithras Lodge Of
Perfection is to be held Tuesday at
Scottish Rite Cathedral. There will
be an election of candidates. Ar
rangements have been held for a re-
union as follows: June II. fourth
and fourteenth degrees: June 1s,
eighteenth degree; June 19. thirtieth
degree, and June 20. thirty de-
gree.
The eleventh annual Masonic and
Eastern Star Field day will be held
June II, at the American League Base
Ball Park. The committee in charge
of the event includes: Eugene f.
Thompson, Cathedral Lodge. No. 40,
chairman; William H. Gross, Con-
gress Lodge. No. 81, secretary-treas-
urer: Nathan WE'LL, Albert Pike
Lodge. No. Sc; William H. McCarty,
Washington Centennial Lodge, No. IA,
and Walter S. Eatherly, Dawson
Lodge, No. 16. The Field day will
be followed by a banquet to the
Shrine and Grotto base ball teams,
who will play an exhibition game.