Evening star., 1924-04-20

ROYAL AND SELECT MASTERS.
hondsy-Washinztoa Couocil. No. l. |
amendment Of bylaws
This afternoon at o'clock the
Scottish Rite sy mbolic service OF Re
lighting the Lights" will be performed
at Trinity p. L. Church, 3rd and c
streets northwest. by Evangelist
Chapter, knights Rose Croix. and at
tendance thereat is obligatory upon
all knights Rose Croix. The cere-
monies will be performed by Evan
Eelist Chapters officers, George Ros-
coe Davis, thirty third degree, as act
ing wise master. with responses by
the Scottish Rite choir. They will
open with an organ prelude, Buck s
Festival Prelude" by Harry G.. Kim
ban. X. c. G. Fl. This will be fol-
lowed by the formal opening of the
chapter and Prepare We the Way of
the Lord" fkimbaiI-Garrett) by the
Scottish Rite choir; a tenor solo,
Strainer's MY Hope Is in the Ever
offertory. "Handers Largo, by Harry
a. Kimball, with violin obiigato by
Meyer Goldman: tho "ReliShting of
The Symbolic Lights"
The P;aste- Sunday address will be
delivered bJ Rev. Earle Wilfrey. and
this will be followed BY the Scottish
Rite choir in the 'GIoris" from Mo
%ar;s twelfth Mass and the organ
rostlude. SdIor1e's America, Grand
Choeur"
The theme OF the service is en-
bodied in the following quotation:
The moment when the Word was
recovered. when the cubics1 stone was
changed into the mystic rose, when
L. y -
splendor. the columns of the temple
we're re-estabiishd and the working
tools of ma asonry restored. when true
light dispelled the darkness and the
new Law began the rule upon the
earth
The Cabletow Masonic Club, includ-
ing Past Master Schooley. will have
charge OF the degree in National
Lodge Wednesday evening.
Anacostia Lodge. No. 81. has made
unusual preparations for social eve
ming tomorrow night, with a large
corps of women to assist in the enter
tainoent il has provided. The master
las gone so far even as to send au
tomohiles to bring infirm members
TO the lodge and to take them home
again. The past masters also will
he in the lirneiigEt OF the evening.
Pentalpha Lodge, No. 23, will cele-
hrate the fifty-ffth anniversary OF
receiving its charter with an enter
tainrert and dance Friday evening,
May ., at the City Club.
Hiram Lodge, No. TO- will have it's
annual ladies' night and dance a the
City Club Monday evening, April cS.
The Sojournera Club. Washington
Chapter No. ;. will givo it's fifth and
last informal dance OF the season
co:l nF4
with music by the Navy Band Or
cheStrs.
Mount Horeb Royal Arch Chapter
will have two teams for the Royal
Arch degree Tuesday evening, when
the work will be divided between the
chapter officers and degree team
from the High Priests Association.
High Priest Ballard announces that
'here will be entertainment and re-
trcshments as well
Hiram Lodge Instruction Club will
meet tomorrow evening in kidder
Hal, So 20th street northwest.
Wednesday evening Eureka Royal
Arch Chapter will pay fratcrnal
iSit to Washington Naval Royal Arch
Chs pter No. 6, meeting first at Naval
Lodge Isall. at 4th and Pennsylvania
avenue southeast.
The spring ceremonial OF Kallipolis
Grotto. held at the President Theater
Wednesday evening, was one OF the
most impressive ever held by the local
Yelled Prophets. A large class emerged
fUll -fedged prophets, happier and wiser
FOR their quest Among the candidates
vas Theodore F.. Burton, member OF
Congress from Ohio, who was initiated
for Al Sirat Grotto OF Cleveland, onio.
During the evening re delivered an ad-
dress and was given a wonderful ova-
ton. Past Monarch John A. Derthick
os Long 7 Grotto, Brooklyn, N. T.,
Grand captain of the guard of the Su-
prcme Council. was present as the per-
sonaI representative OF the grand mon
arch. He also made an address and con-
y-atujated the Grotto. Short addresses
we're made by Past Potentate of Almas
Temple, Mystic Shrine, Henry Lans-
ourgh; James e: Pettibone, past grand
commander of the knights Templar of
Ohio: Arthur z. Cook chief rabban OF
Aln,as Temple, Mystic Shrine; Gratz
r. Dunkurn, grand junior warden of the
Grand Lodge of MaSons OF the District
n' Columbia; George Duuall, high priest
md phophet OF Alrna.s Temple; Arthur
g.. Shaw past grand high priest, Royal
Arch Masons of the District Of Colum-
hia: Arthur Poynton. past grand patron,
o r. S.; DR. Benjamin w. Sunny, past
master OF Stansbury Lodge; Past Mon
arch Fansher Of New Ark Grotto, New
ark, n. j., and Past Grand Monarch
Edward S. Schmid. During the eve
ming the Grotto Band and Orchestra
played number OF selections
Thursday evening the final Grotto
dance of the season will be held at the
New Willard Hotel, and on April 21
the Grotto minstrel troupe will give
Nn entertainment at Hyattsville, Md,
At the HyattsvilIe armory, in connec-
tion with the Hyattsville National
Guard. ~> ~''sr-'
The potentate's grand ball. under
The auspices of AlmaS Temple Arab
Patrel, will be held at the New Will
lard Hotel Tuesday, April 50. This
will be the last dance of the season
md William F. Holmes, chairman. an
hounces that it will be fitting climax
to the series.
The last ceremonial Of Aimas Tenn
pie until fall will be held at the
President Theater Monday, May 1s.
a number of Masonic dignitaries and
Snen prominent in official. life have
been invited, and the occasion prom
ises to be one of high standard.
Eight big nights are promised by
.hfrnas Temple when the first annual
fashion show and exposition under its
auspices open at Convention Hall on
May 2 Tho fashion show viii not
wnfy-be-3 m0aszzSs5urs~ d -z&auishszaad,