Evening star., 1924-03-02

fNHA hESPEAttE nlSnl, pre-
sented by Charles b. Han
ford and q selected cast.
with scenes from "Othello"
and probably from Julius
Caesar" and Hamlet" will be held
under the auspices of the bodies Of
the Ancient and Accepted Scottish
Rite of the District at the City Club
,he evening OF March 10. This unique
entertainment was originally an
nounced for the evening Of February
.. but was postponed out of respect
to the memory of the late President
Woodrow Wilson.
\ two-piano concert is to be given
under the auspices OF St Johns
Lodge. No. II. Wednesday, evening at
the First Congregational Church. The
Adolph Torovsky. assisted by Miss
Nancy Stiilwell, contralto.
Instead of degree work. LA Fay
cite Royal Arch Chapter, No. ., VIII
have a get-toRether social meeting,
Including an address by we'll known
speaker.
Lieut.. Commander John Philip
:>ousa. the march king. composer and
famous band leader. Is member OF
Hiram Lodge. No. 10, +. A. a. NJ;
Eureka Chapter. No. 4. l.; A. NJ: CO.
Iumbia Commardery, No. 2. X. T., and
If Almas Temple Of the Mystic Shrine,
all of which bodies are cooperating
in the big reception to be given the
famous musician upon his arrival in
this city for his band concert Friday
afternoon at the National Theater.
The Soiourners' Club, Washington
Chapter. No. 3, has announced third
Informal dance at the Washington
barracks for Wednesday, with music
ny the United States Army Band Or
Chestra. Friday at $50 pm: the chap
ter will leave by boat for Norfolk to
visit Hampton Roads Chapter. No. Z.
returning Monday. March 3. This trip
Fort Monroe. Hampton Roads. Nor
folk. Newport News, Fort Eustis and
Yorktown. Wednesday night of next
week the chapter will celebrate
Shrine night" in the y: NJ c; - A.: !.
Band and Glee Club as important fac
tors.
35, will head the Official line in the
degree work in King Solomon Lodge,
No. 81, Wednesday afternoon.
by Illustrious Potentate II. F. Cary
for staging a fashion show at Con-
yentlon Han, beginning FRIDAY, May
.. and ending Saturday, May 10. This
crate scale than anything ever at
tempted by Almas Temple. "Profes-
sional models, direct from the famous
ateliers of Paris" 1t Is announced,
will exhibit every conceivable femi-
nine costumes of the time, and the
more than half a million dollars worth
of costumes will be a revelation of
the fancies and foibles Of milady's
toilet. Diamonds and jewelry, equal
ing the costumes in value, Will af-
play. Three performances will be
given each day, matinee in the
afternoon and two In the evening. An
orchestra Will furnish music for each
evening" The fashion show, II is
claimed, will be dignified and educa-
tional. and Potentate Cary assures
the nobility of the Shrine and the
public that they will long and pleas
antly recall this event.
Tomorrow. the ''Chuckle stag party
will be held at the President Thea
Ter. The potentate announces this is
10 be a real red -blooded. glad-hand.
cet-together session, with a program
full of snap and life. From the over
ture at 7:45 to the drop of the cur
tain at IL o'clock something will be
doing which will make every one
as worry and care"
Keith's Theater, it is claimed, will
have to put out the "standing-room-
only" sign on Almas night Tuesday
March ls. Reservations are pouring
IN Tor this annual event, the third Of
its kind.
John ]. p. Mullane, president Of the
Caravan Club, has provided a pro-
gram of super excellent features for
the lunsheon in honor of the impe rial
potentate and ladies' Of Almas Temple,
at the City Club, Monday, March 81.
The Almas Temple announcement
of the imperial visitation and cere-
monial session has just been issued
from the press. 1t Is strikingly and
handsomely designed. and carries a
schedule of events OF exceptional in
terest, extending to the 1ftieth i'm
perial council session to be held at
Kansas City, Mo, next Juno.
Brightwood Chapter, No. 9, r. A. NJ.
has elected and installed officers for
1924. as follows: Excellent high
Parsons; scribe, Frederick Carl, jr.:
captain of the host, Ralph I. Lee;
secretary, ]. Howard Hixson (re-
electeG; treasurer, Lawrence 3. Nc
pal sojourner. Cf,rence L. Brsmmer.
man; Royal Arch captain, Edward
Sutter; master of third vail, Phillip
Buscher: master Of second vail, Lloyd
T. Gaines; master OF first vail, Ray
nond schreiner; sentinel, John G.
Grand High Priest Simon Bube was
a. recent visitor to the chapter:
AS a sample of what may be ex-
!. Ballard. high priest OF Mount
4oreb Chapter, No. Z. r. A. NJ, pre-
sented an entertainment Tuesday eve
ming that packed the chapter room
L. ~fh
The principal address was delivered
by James w. Witten, past grand mas
ter of Masons OF the District. who
traced the history and purpose OF ca
pitular Masonry. At the conclusion
of his address he was presented with
a bouquet OF pink roses. with request
that they be given to Mrs. Witten.
with the best wishes and prayers of
the chapter for Z speedy recovery
from her illness.
piano solo; Meditation" by Master
irwin Steele. who. hardly large
enough to balance himself upon tho
piano stool, acquitted himself with
ability He then sSssGmpsnnsa ~. snn
tlon of ''Old Black Joe" upon the vio-
lin made.a hit. 80.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Carbauh and Mas
ter Robert Carhauh also gave q
pleasing entertainment of music and
song, Including classic and folk songs.
with xylophone solos by Master Car
bauh. For encores he sang popular
selections, accompanying himself on
the banjo.
Short addresses were made by H.
W. Blandy Of Kilwinning Chapter. No.
So st. Louis. No., and Horace J. Davis
of Henniker.. N. H., past high priest
of Woods Chapter. New Hampshire.
Among those present were Past
Grand High Priest Frank F.'rMajor,
Grand Visitor and Lecturer Lucien G.
Yuu4 Rnleu %. Painter. high priest Of