Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1924-04-13

! to include entertainment features I'M
| der the direction of New Wayburn.
a New York theatrical producer. A
| galaxy of beautiful girls. every one
An artist, will provide the numbers
for each evenings entertaining pro-
| gram.
| Potentate' Cary also has invited
I every member of Almas Temple to be
| present tomorrow night at the VIII
| lard Hotel, accompanied by not more
, than one lady, for a complimentary
| dance and entertainment. Two or
Almas unit will be represented in
| uniform.
! a hundred mobiles visited the
Vaughn Bible class of Calvary Bap-
| fist Church last Sunday. Rev. DR..
Abernethy. pastor and Homer j. Conn :
! cillor. president of the class, wei
i coined the visitors and Potentate
/ Cary responded on behalf of the
| Temple.
Monday May 10. has been set apart
| for another ceremonial at the Pres
! ident Theatcr.
The final of a series of dances by
! Almas Temple patrol will take place
! Tuesday evening. April %. in the
! ball room of the Hotel willard. The
! dance is in honor Of the lllustrious
chestras. will provide music and each
! Potentate and will have as a Spe-
| cial feature the Sangamo Band,
| which will furnish music from 3
! until l.
! Work on the itinerary of the trip
| TO Kansas City next June. to attend
! the fiftieth annual session OF the
| Imperial council has practically been
, pointed by the potentate for formu-
lating plans. The trip will include q
! number. of stop-overs at southern
! cities where Almas Temple will be
/ enterta ined.
| High Priest William Goodman OF
! Brightwood Chapter, No. ., Il. a. NJ.
! announces that at the Wednesday
! ccnyocation refreshments will be
! served
! Commander Clyde H. FHIley of
! Brightwood Commandery, No. s,
! *. T., announces a public installa-
! ton Tuesday evening, preceded by
! the grand visitation of the Grand
! Commandery.
The line was advanced at the an
rual election as follows: Jasper y.
! Baker. eminent commander; Roberf
! a. Fisher, generaliSsimo; John Par
sons, captain general; Fred r. Blood.
! senior warden: Omar ]. Neley. Junior
warden; Herbert +. Ivers IRE elect
! ed, prelate; Walker L. Gary ire
! elccted). treasurer: J. Howard Hixson
! Te-eiected), recorder; Amasa A. Lud-
I wig, standard bearer: William e.
! Smith, sword bearer; X. liver Nilsson.
warder: Warren A. Pierce. trustee
| t1or three years..
! In La Fayotte Lodge, No. 70. Thurs
day evening, the Gavei Club degree
team will exemplify the work of the
! degree
At the convocatior of Mount Horeb
Chapter, r. \. M. Tuesday evening,
! livered by Rev. c. NJ. Compiler of
Mount Tabor NJ p. Church, George
! town, on Influence of Masonry Upon
National Life" At the conclusion re-
freshments were served. At the next
/ convoca ton the ROYAL Arch degree
Will be presented for two teams. the
| chapter officers officiating for one and
d, team from the High Priests Asso-
: citation OF the District for the other.
: Grand High Priest Simon Bube made
/ an address also and congratulated the
, chapter.
| Elections in De Molay Commandery,
| No, 4, X. T., resulted as follows: Dave
! ". MoSer, eminent commander:
| George l. Laizure. generalissimo; Ed
| ward +. Robertson, captain general
! J. Fred Huber, senior warden; George
/ P. Smith, Junior warden; Sam Buck
! lew. prelate: David ID. Bowen. treas
! urer (third time); Edward STEELE, re-
( corder Fourth time); William NJ. Ben
/ nett, standard bearer: Ralph e. Nor
/ row. sword bearer: Victor j.. Pyle,
! warder; William y. Beahm. trustee:
John Dolph. representative to board
i of governors: Eugene +. Thompson.
! perpetual membership and memorial
| fund trustee. three years.
! The fourth annual session of the
/ Grand Council, Order of De Molay. was
recently held at Kansas City, Mo. Judge
J Alexander G. Cochran Of St. Louis,
grand master councillor, presided. Repre-
tor
in the Union and from Canada and the
! Panama Canal Zone.
! It was reported that 81 chapters have
been added within the past year making
a total of LIZ chapters throughout the
world, with a membership in excess of
! $4,000. Five years ago the club had
( nine members.
/ The great objective of the crder is the
/ training of youth in the dat as and re
. sponsibilitieS of citizenship, the lessons
/ being taught in such d way as to arouse
/ the interest and curiosity of lads be-
tween sixteen and twenty-one years of
I age.
/ The governing body decided to enter
athletics, and plans to have a De Molay
! team compete for the Olympic games
The following men were elected to the
Grand Council: Melvin NJ. Johnson of
Boston; G. Elmer Wilbur. Jacksonville
! Fla j; Ernest A. Reed, Newark. y. ]. ::
! Francis s. King Cheyenne. Wyo.. and
William J. Kerr, Corvallis. Greg. These
elections bring the present total to
thirty-one, the membership being limited
to fifty and being for life.
The Washington Railroad Square
Club sax" orchestra has materializ-
ed. Among those who have already
enrolSd are George f. Mergell.
Charles W. Jones, William II. vii
liams, +. b Myers, William S. Cissel.
Allen S. Edwards, Frank S. sham
n nh
/ Several of them are said to be solo
| lists of exceptional ability. The mem
bers are enthusiastic over the new
unit to the club.
The annual bal! of the club will
! be given at the Hotel PaIeigh. ApriI
| 2S. The committee in charge con-
sists of n. W. Brewer. chairman: II.
| Is. BowersoX, vice chairman; o. w
! Riley, secretary; \. Brent. G.. T.. Mer-
| gell. IT. L. Frye. Q. NJ BallSuff and
William +. Hayes.
President Samuel J. Gompers an
nounces that the April meeting of
! the Level Club falling on Good Fri
! day has been called off The next
J meeting of the club will be held May
f6.
| The executive committee of the
, Ionic Club and their wives. met at
/ the home of Mr. and Mrs. John L.
! hcrreW recently, TO make arrange
| ments for forthcoming meetings of
! the club. The next meeting will be
! held April 20 at the Mount Pleasant
| lodge rooms. 14th and Kenyon streets,
and is to be known as home talent
/ night This does not mean that the
| entertainment features will be pro-
vided by amateurs. The club num-
bers among it's membership many ex-
/ cellent vocalists, pianists. violinists
! and elocutionists, some of whom have
! volunteered their services for home
! talent night. The chairman of the
! entertainment committee is l.. c.
! Hooper.