Evening star., 1924-01-27

we'll. it will be called Chew
Chase Lodgc.
Preliminary steps looking To the or
ganization of tho new lodge we1s taken
at a meeting recently held At the home
of DR. William |. Ogus, in Chevy Chase
u. G.. attended hy Judge Isaac Il. Hit,
DR.. Ogus. T. {. Washington. Franklin
r. Baldwin. Henry W. Smith. John p.
Seay, Clifton T.. Chandler Maurice IA,
kafka, Alex McAshley, j. Franklin
Meyer, Ernest Robey. ". Il. Reed. John
I} Reed and. Samuel V. Gusack, To
whom The Star is indebted for the
particulars.
Another meeting will be held at the
home OF DIR. Osus, 35O7 Mckinley street,
Wednesday evening at o'clock, when,
il is said final steps toward organiza
tion will be taken. 1t is expected that
Dr. .Abram Simon, Past Grand Master
Finley and other prominent members
ri the fraternity will deliver addresses.
Members of the fraternity who are in
terested have been asked TO be present
The fifth annual assembly Of the
Grand Council. Royal and Select Mas
tiers OF the District of Columbia. will
BE- held III the chapter chamber, Masonic
Temple. Saturday at 7:30 pm. for the
.,ddreSS Cf the grand master. reports
"t thu grand treasurer, grand recorder
aud the several standing and special
committees. and for new business, in
,.luding election Of officers OF the Grand
Council for til" ensuing cryptic year.
The annual meeting Of Kallipolis
";rotto FOR the election of officers will
he held 1T Iythian Temple Thursday
evening. Reports Of officers and CONF
mittrcs Will be rendered.
The kallipolis drill drum and bugle
CORPS will stage Il minstrel show de
luxe and dance at ::e New Willard
Hotel February II. i'll charge Of Past
Monarch Charles u. Shackleford. cap
something out If the ordinary. together
viii all OF the features Of the old time
minstrel show, including up-to- date
songs 10y Il chorus Of forty. funny gags
by funny end men, individual selections
by celebrated artists and many other
amusement features.
Th~ next Grotto dance will be held at
the New Willard Hotel February 90.
This will be the annual colonial ball,
At which prizes will be awarded for
fancy costumes.
fllustrious Potenrate IT. F Cary Of
AllnaS Temple announces that Il stag
night is in prospect at one of the local
N''+H@
for ceremonial in honor Of the i'm
perial potentate, Conrad V. Dykeman.
Charles u. Shackleford. assistant
rahban Of Almas Temple, has been as
representative tn tho Oriental Band.
Arrangements are being made for
eauipping this band that it will be
second To none in America. Under the
leadership Of Henry B. Schmidt re-
'tearSals are held each Tuesday evening
nn new music specially composed for
the band.
The committee on visitors 70 the sick.
appointed by the potent;tte for the. year,
Is as follows: George 4. Anthony
r. Roller, G. J. Warwick and r. II.
Entenmann.
At the last meeting Of Almas Legion
Of Honor the following officers were Sc
l.cted: Wallace Streator. commander;
Grover T.. Moore. lieutenant comman-
der; Joseph H. Minis, adjutant: Emil
Walker. quartz rmaSter Robert r. Par
rott, aide: Nelson Bennett, captain;
Virgil G. Young, first lieutenant; Clyde
I. McCu urdy, second lieutenant sergeant.
ihe charity and welfare committee
appointed for the coming year by Po-
tentate Cary is composed of Andrew ID,
t.otfter tchairman), George a. Anthony.
,;eorge N: Curtis, George J. Eferson,
Georgs W: Hess; Milton Hopfenmaier,
Herbert Guggenheim. y. J. Ginnelly,
George Pitt, Max Oppenheimer, S. VI.
Wolsheiner. jr George II. Whiting
and Albert J. Jones
A large assemblage greeted the
grand master and officers of the Grand
council at the annual visitation to
Washington Council No. 1, last Mon
day evening.
In addition to the officers elected at
following We're appointed for the en-
SUNG Year: j. Ernest Dulin. captain of
the guard; Abraham NJ. Ehrlich. con-
nuetor; m.;,; Mark r. Finley, jr.., steward /:
... Malilaih vi. steamer, marshal. The
oftlcers were installed py the grand
master.
Past Grand Master Horace p Me-
iutosh presented Grand Master. Otto r
ISa'sl 6oepke G. with a silver carving set and
FAST Grand Master Marx f. Finley pre-
scented a past masters jewel to the
retiring master, Alan r. Horn.
banquet followed the close Of the
assembly.
The January meeting of the Wash
lngton Level Club--the initial meeting
OF President Samuel J. Gompers-was' s
perhaps. the most interesting of any in
lts history. Four new members were
Stearns, Ralph II. Horner and John c.
Stafford
After the routine business President
'Tompers introduced Theodore G.. RisJey
sGilcltor tor the Department of Labor,
VINO delivered an address on the life OF
Abraham Lincoln. "Lincoln," he said.
has become the worlds idol; more has
neen written and spoken about him
than any man in history except Shake
speare and Napoleon At the concI1-
sion of his address he was given a ris-
ing vote of thanks. Mr. Rfsley intro
duced Judge Heider of the Department
OF Agriculture, who also made a short
address.
preSidaDt ro,,,ror, =,
at the FEBRUARY meeting Francis l.
Jones would address the club lrpon ''The
Building of King Solomon's Temple"
The Craftsman Club, connected with
the United States Veterans Bureau.
viii hold another one of its dances at
the City Club Saturday evening Never
Davis Orchestra will furnish the music.
Miss Mary Boyd, Veterans Bureau, and
members of the executive committee
have charge of the ticket ARRANGEMENTS
The GaveI Club of Master Masons
Wednesday evening created a life
membership class as reward to those
members performing certain services
10 the club, and appointed a commit
tee to- arrange the formation of a
ladies auxiliary. The grand master
OF Masons, Charles f. Roberts, who
Tith several other members of the
Grand Lodge line, is member of
Cnavel Club, was present and ad-
dressed the club on the duties and
privileges of membership in Masonic
clubs. President Clyde j. Nichols
also spoke. A large delegation was
present from the Level Club OF
Gaithersburg to assist in comforting
rhe honorary degree of X. NJ. A on
several members of the degree team.
Any member of Gavel Club is eligi-
hle to this degree. The Grotto Band
furnished music and accompanied the
chorus singing of many old time
songs. "The wow. was an en-
joyable feature of the meeting: aud