Evening star., 1924-09-21

that time to midnight the fun will
be fast and furious. From present
indications it is said the class will
be extremely large.
The next Goodfellowship night of
the Grotto will be held at Grotto
Headquarters on the evening of Oc-
tobeT Is. An interesting program
has been arranged and all Master
Masons will be welcome.
The first dance of the Grotto Band
and drill corps will be held at the
New Willard Hotel, October l. AS
heretofore there will be continuous
dancing, the music to be furnished
by the Grotto Band and Orchestra,
alternating.
October 16 the Grotto drill corps
will stage its first minstrel show of
the season at the New Willard Hotel
The cast will include. among others,
BILLY" Zeitler. Lew Worth, 'Hots"
Abbott, "Chet" Crawford, the Mo-
hawk Quartet and Edgar kidwell,
banjoist.
November and will be Grotto
benefit nights at the Mutual Theater,
the show being the regular theater
offerings for the week. All Prophets
and their friends will be welcome
and Grotto novelties will abound
Tickets may be obtained at Grotto
ficers.
In October Prophet F.. II. CPopO
White will visit Norfolk, Va, to at
tend a. meeting of his home lodge in
celebration of his fiftieth anniversary
as a Master Mason. 1t is expected
that a number of his Washington
brethren will accompany him.
When Imperial Potentate James
Edward Chandler pays his first Off
Tow NrNl A1~
December s, he will be greeted with
ceremonial unique in presentation
and setting. Charles B. Hanford, de-
gree director. has arranged for set
tings on a more lavish scale than
ever. He is also rounding into shape
d carefully selected cast for the ritu-
alistic section. Potentate Harry F.
Cary is planning entertainment fea-
lures. and Charles S. Alden, chairman
of the membership committee. says
his committee will have no less than
200 noviceS prepared for the pilgrim
age to Mecca.
Crescent Temple Of Trenton, n J..
held a ceremonial session on Young's
Million Dollar Pier at Atlantic City
on Friday, September 19. Approx
mately 25,000 Shriners from 81 East
tern temples were in attendance and
participated in the march preceding
the ceremonial. Almas Temple was
represented with large delegation,
headed by Potentate Cary.
At the Masters Association service
at Temple Heights next sunday after
noon the Almas Glee Club will sing
three hymns under the leadership of
John Philip Shaddick, director. All
the uniformed bodies and units and
all members of Almas Temple with
their families have been requested to
attend the service at Temple Heights
Sunday afternoon, October II. Rev.
B. F. Ruley, pastor of Congress Street
Methodist Episcopal Church, George
town. has invited the nobility of
Almas Temple to be present at the
Sunday evening service on November
also. when the glee club will as
sist in the music.
The Caravan Club of Almas Tenn
pie, which has held mid day lunch
cons every Friday noon except dur
ing the Summer months has been
disbanded by order of Potentate
Harry F. Cary.
The Fellowship Club held it's first
meeting after its Summer recess last
Saturday evening in Gavel Club head
quarters. with Vice President George
c. Whiting presiding, President Har-
baugh being out of the city. Charles
a. McHenry of Brooklyn, N Y, first
vice president of the National League
of Masonic Clubs, gave a short talk.
Past President J. F. Borland. who
represented the club at the conven-
ton held in New York the first part
of June, presented a report of the pro-
ceedings, after reading of which a rising
vote of thanks was extended him. A
500 party is to be held in October
Chairman J. A Williams of the en-
tertainment committee served re-
freShments. The next meeting of the
club will be held on October II.
The Woman's Auxiliary of the
Craftsman Club Of the Z. S. Veterans
Bureau resumed regular meetings for
the Winter months last Tuesday eve
ming in the Gavel Club rooms. After
the business session a social was
held.