Evening star., 1924-11-16


o'clock, under the auspices
Of the High Priests Asso-
IL citation. a Grand Royal Arch
rally will be held at Masonic
Temple, with an address, What the
York Rite Means to Freemasonry.'
by Reynold f. Blight. 33d degree of
the Scottish Rite. together with other
entertainment features.
All Master MasonS are invited and
may secure admission by the presen-
tation of their identification cards.
A meeting for the purpose of or
ganizing Theodore Roosevelt Lodge
will be held on the fourth floor OF
the Homer Building, Thirteenth and
r streets northwest. Tuesday evening
at o'clock.
Osiris Lodge. No. 26, is to celebrate
new members night" Wednesday
evening with becoming pomp and
ceremony Past Grand Master James
w. Witten is to be a guest of the
evening, and perhaps something more,
Master Samuel Brumenthal states that
Is to be "a gala time"
Senior Deacon A. l.. Ebersole is to
officiate at the head of the line In
Albert Pike Lodge, No. 36, during
the degree work tomorrow evening.
The New Jerusalem Lodge. No. 9. is
to close its threeday celebration of
its one hundredth anniversary Friday
evening with a ladies' night at the
City Club. The lodge was chartered
November 2, 1924.
Henry c. Stein, master OF Bright
wood Lodge, L. D., and a past master
of Stansbury Lodge. No. "a. states
that indications point to an eXcep-
tionally large attendance of the lodge
members at the communication De-
cember 10. when. after the election
and installation of the new officers. a
reception will be given. followed by
banquet. Master Stein was elected
master Of the new lodge April 10,
when the lodge was instituted. He
was master of Stansbury Lodge when
it's new temple corner stone was laid
in 1919. Other officers of the new
lodge are: Raymond l.. Schriner,
senior warden: David NJ Petit. junior
warden; Hoover Zook, senior deacon:
Thomas l.. Lake. junior deacon: Warren
A. Pierce, secretary; Homer T. Booth,
treasurer; Charles H. Hueter, senior
steward: Cecil H. Anderson, Junior
steward, and William K. Coakley. mar
shall
Columbia Comma ndery. No. ., will
confer the orders of the Red Cross and
knights of Malta Friday evening. when
the line will be advanced, with Senior
Warden A. n. Ross as king and Junior
Warden ]. H. Phillips eminent prior.
The triennial conclave committee. Of
which Past Commander James A. West
is chairman, will make its report.
A meeting Of the Petworth Masonic
Club will be held tomorrow evening at
o'clock at Joppa Temple. 1909 Ninth
street northwest. Grand Secretary j.
Claude KEEPER will deliver an address
and other interesting features are prom
ised. All master Masons are invited.
Mount Horeb Chapter had as visi-
tors Tuesday evening DR.. J. Davis
Rradfield, deputy grand high priest OF
the Grand Chapter of the District OF
Columbia, and Grand Visitor and Lee
turer Lucien G.. Yung, who is also a
past high priest of Mount Horet
Chapter. Other past high priests OF
the chapter present were William M
Harley, Robert Armour, Fielder I
Hunter, F. Francis Kimmel, Raymond
B. Dickey, E. w. Libbey and Richard
NJ. Towson. Among visitors from 9TH
er chapters was Rolen E. Painter OF
Eureka Chapter. High Priest Orville
l. Ballard announced that November
% the Past and Most Exalted Master
uekTeeS would De conferred.
The fellowship Club of the Bureau
of Engraving and Printing held its
annual ladies' night meeting last Sat
urday evening in Gavel Club head
quarters. The hall was tastefully
decorated, and the audience was en-.
tertained by program consisting
Of vocal and instrumental number!
interspersed with addresses by. Maj
Wallace w. Kirby, director Of th'
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
Maj Sweeney of the Regular Arm.
and A. F.. Elkins, District Of Columbif
vice president Of the National Leagu,
of Masonic Clubs. Refreshments wer,
served. At the next meeting o.
the club the annual election Of officer
will occur and the report of the an
rual convention Of the Nationa
League of Masonic Clubs will be acte,
upon.
Monarch Samuel F. Shreve an
nounces November 20 as the date O.
the next Goodf(1lowship night o
Kallipolis Grotto. Entertaining fea
lures have been provided, including
speakers and musical numbers. Al
Prophets and their Master Masor
friends are welcome. In the near fu
ture Monarch Shreve will announce tn,
date Of the annual nomination of Off
GERS to be elected in January for th'
year 1925.
The next dance Of the Grotto Ban,
and Drill Corps will be held at th'
New Willard Hotel November Is.
Seldom has Convention Hall bee,
filled with a throng more thrille
than that which attended the openin,
of the exposition and fashion revu
of Almas Temple last Wednesda.
niRht Every available inch OF spac
was utilised either by the variou
displays or the crowds cranfng thei
necks for fear some attractive fea
ture might be overlooked. The pub
lie appetite had been whetted by tn
last fashion show, and the statemen
OF nlustrious Potentate Harry f. Car!
that this show would eclipse the pre-
vious one prompted a large turnout.
An attractive program had bee
prepared to enliven the gaps betweel
the fashion presentations. Models
with a national reputation for grac
and beauty, selected by Promote
Frank Schenk, exhibited every con
ceivable part Of an up-to-date lady
costume. Ned Wayburn, New Yorl