Evening star., 1924-03-02

Lodge. Meeting at its temple, 80.
x street southwest, will be held Tues
day evening.
:. At. the regular meeting of Beacon
Lodge. No. Is. in !. Q. o. r. Temple,
viii bs made by Rev. Hugh T. steve
son. member Of this lodge.
Salem Lodge. No. 20. announces the
initiatory degree next Thursday eve.
| ming. Degree Director ]. NJ. England
Is In charge. Vice Grand Meyer has
| ]. o. o. r. anniversary committee.
toward making plans for the annual
anniversary OF the order, which Will
be held April 26th, at Central High
| School Auditorium.
| Mount Pleasant Rebekah Lodge, No,
8. met last Wednesday evening, and
| was attended by Rebekah Assembly
President Alice s. Thomas and Grand
Master Wilfred E. Lawson and other
assembly and grand lodge officers OF
| this Jurisdiction. The degree was
| conferred on several candidates. The
| next regular meeting will be held
| March IL In the hall at 18th and Ken
yon streets northwest.
B. P. o. ELKS.
man The F Po1t0P csS s sssS,sss i,s ,s *,
sttsndanee Of the club at the national
| convention OF Elks At Boston next
July win be approximately ESQ. and
Lodge has been no advised. Arrange
ments are being made to engage q
those who may Join the Boston Club
comodated. The club win leave
| Washington by special train at 3 am.
! July and leave Boston tho follow-
Ing Thursday. night, although the In
dividual members may remain longer
through all-rail route. but the trans-
portation committee will be glad to
| arrange other ways OF return II the
desired way 10 reported to them in
meeting every Monday evening at 5
o'clock In the ballroom.
Chairman s. Richards Of the gen.
| erai committee OF the charity ball re-
ports It was the most successful In
the history Of the lodge.
A dance will be given under the
auspices Of the BoAton Club, March
II. at the Elks Club. to help in de-
fraying tho expenses Of the band and
drill team to Boston. and each man-
| z ticket for this affair.
Jack OConne1 reports that the
dance last Saturday night was the
largest yet given, and expects to
SuOi tic OF lHc
Thursday dances.
Nominations for officers for the
ensuing year came to a fnal Gloss
| last Wednesday night. with the fol-
lowing unoppoSed: Exalted ruler
James A. Balderson; leading knight
w. a. F'inckei: loyal knight. Frank
| Baum: lecturing knixht, Earle l.
/ Keller: tiler, Thomas King: delegate
to the Grand Lodge. John II. OntIich,
alternate to the Grand Lodge, James
! L. Ward. 4 contest for trustee for
| three years has developed between
| Charles Fischer and Gusta~e Brah-
Ter. The polls will be open from
to s:so pm. "Wednesday. March s.
! that each member may have an OPP
portunity to cast q ballot. The Judge
| Of the election Will be Past Exalted
Ruler Daniel y. Eihon; the teilers, c.
| Eugene Edwards and Fred Wagner
/ and assistant to the secretary, Past
| Exalted Ruler James l. Ward.
The Sunday night concerts have
| become So popular that Chairman
Bob Hoy has decided to make them
q regular weekly entertainment In
addition to tn. radio program, there
Will be johnny EeA's wonderful
| troupe OF trained pigeons; Little
Louise Daugherty. in fancy dancing;
| Welsh. famous clown; Olive and
! Chick, players: Jimmy Barnes. the
| tramp. and his plano, in illustrated
sonEts and moving pictures. James
| Bland will be In charge OF the radio
] feature.