Evening star., 1924-02-24

ing week, and definite announcement
as to the tiSSe and place will be made
later.
Last Wednesday night the fifth
Shrine dance, under the auspices of
the AlmaS Temple Arab Patrol, was
held in the ballroom of the New Will
| lard Hotel. Ilustrous Potentate Fl. F..
| Cary and members Of his official divan
were present.
March will be an extremely busy
month for the members of Almas
Temple. In addition to the stag night,
which will be held at the President
! Theater Monday. March 8, will be a
st Patrick's day dance at the New
Willard March Il, a theater party at
keith's Theater March IS, and a
luncheon to Imperial Potentate Con-
Almas Temple at 1890 O'Clock Mon
Gay. March 81, at the City Club, and
a ceremonial in honor of the impe-
rial potentate at the President Thea
ter that night.
Roy l. Neuhauser chairman of the
, entertainment committee, is working
on plans for the stag night. March g.
the evenings entertainment, which
is scheduled to run from 1885 to 1856
o'clock, will be packed with fun and
thrills.
The nobility of Almas Temple will
have the pleasure soon of paying
tribute to John Philip Sousa, mem
Der of the local Shrine temple. Mr..
Sousa and his celebrated band will
appear at the National Theater March
l., and the membership will undoubt-
ediy turn out in large numbers to eX-
tend to him fraternal welcome.
The Lambskin Club. at its meeting
saturday. March l. at Masonic Tenn
pie. Sth street near F street north
east. will hold an election for dele
gates to the nineteenth annual con-
vention of Mnsonic clubs. A large
tertainment committee promises a
pleasant evening.
The Ladies Auxiliary of the Lamb
skin Club will have it's annual in
stallation of officers Friday evening
ment will be proSided. followed by
dancing. All members of the Lamb
/ skin Club and their families are in
vited to attend, also the members of
the newly formed auxiliary to the
At the last meeting of the Sojourn-
ers' Club. Washington Chapter, No. 8.
Sixty-eight new members were adj
| mitted, making the total membership
943. There was an attendance of $50.
The candidates included four general
officers-Maj. Gen. Charles Mex
Saltzman. chief signal officer: Maj
Gen. John ]. Glenn, L. S. A. (retired) ;
Brig. Gen. Frank Parker. Army War
College. and Brig. Gen. T. r. Gignil-
liat. o. r. c., superintendent Culver
Military Academy. This was Scot
tish Rite night. and after the regular
| order of business and admission of
new members the president, Gen.
Fries, turned the gavel over to Capt
John Henry Cowles, thirty-third de-
gree. grand commander. Scottish Rite,
Southern Jurisdiction, who acted in
the capacity of official announcer and
thirty-third degree. secretary gem
eral, Scottish Rite; Ellwood p. Morey
thirty,third degree, district deputy
degree: editor of the New Age
j, Besides these officials. there were
seated ON the platform the following:
Harry F. Carey. illustrious potentate
of Aimas Temple: Maj: Gen. NJ. w.
Ireland. surgeon general: Maj. Gen. c.
c. Richards. William Knowles Cooper,
secretary Y. NJ. C. A: Rear Admiral
l.. E. Gregory. Z. S. N; Capt. Ennals
Waggaman: commander District of
Columbia Chapter Military Order of
World War; Brig. Gen. George Rich
ards. u. S. NJ. c.; Col. B. J. Lloyd
assistant surgeon general. L. S. p. II.
S; Lynn II. Troutman, past president.
National League of Masonic Clubs,
phia-
The Washington Camp. Heroes of
rs, under the command of Col. A w.
Foreman. G. S., held a banquet for
fifty at Columbia Country Club re.
Gently, when eighteen candidates
were initiated.
:. A dinner was given recently by the
Sojourners at the Army and Navy
!. (1uh in honor of w Froa1apd Kan
drick. mayor of Philadelphia The
following were present: Brig. Gen.
Amos \. Fries, c. w. S., president:
Can't. John Henry Cowles. thirty-third
Rite. Southern Jurisdiction; H. w.
Witcover. thirty-thi degree, secre-
tary general, Scottish Rite. Southern
Jurisdiction; Ellwood P: Morey. thir-
Blight. thirty third degree, director
of Clip Service and editor New Age;
Harry F. Carey, illustrious potentate
of Almas Temple; Mai. Gen. NJ. w.
general of the Army; Maj. Gen. G. C.
Richards, chief militia bureau; Will
liam Knowles Cooper, general secre-
tary, Y. NJ, c.. A: Rear Admiral l.. E..
wards and docks; Brig. Gen. George
Richards, q. S. NJ. c.; Lieut. Col a.
w. Foreman, G. s.. commander He
roes of 70; Lieut.. Col. C. Il. Brigham,
c. w. s.; Lieqt. Col. H. L. Gilchrist,
NJ. G: Capt Ehnalls, Waggaman, com
mander District of Columbia Chapter,
Military Order Of World war; Maj. r.
p. Palmer, Q. NJ. c.; Maj. r. p. Par
rott. ]. A: G.. O. r. C.: Capt. r. A.
Dickson, NJ. A. c., assistant Secretary
Sojourners' Club; Lieut.. Col. J. e.
Yates, chaplains' corps; Lieut.. Com
mander Carey v. Hodgson, United
States coast and geodetic survey:
Col. B. J: Lloyd. assistant surgeon
general, United States public health
service; Lieut.. S. S. YeandIe, United
States coast guard service; Col. e. A
kreger. j. A. G.. D.; Lieut.. Kenneth
l. Co.ontz, U. S. N, commanders Vet
Grams of Foreign Wars. District of
Columbia; DR.. B. NJ. McIntire, Phila-
delphia, and Capt George F. Unmacht,
c. w. s.. national secretary. National
Sojourners' Club.
> The. Trestleboard Masonic Club met
a week ago, with the newly installed
officers in their stations. President
Hurtle's announcement gave the list
of committees for this year, and the
club decided to hold ladies' night in
the nera future. Mitchelrs Group en-
tertained those present with singing
and banjo, guitar and piano playing.
Refreshments and cigars were served.
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