Evening star., 1924-03-16

divan will be in attendance.
ON the evening following the st.
Patrfck's day dance the third annual
theater party will be given at Keith's
Theater.
Monarch Samuel T. Shreve Is get
ting ready for the spring ceremonial
OF kallipolis Grotto. Negotiations are
date. 1t Is expected that 1t Will be
held in one of the theaters. IL u suit
able date can be arranged. The class
is now forming. Monarch Shreve an
night will be held the latter part OF
this month.
The last grotto dance Of the season
will be held at the New Willard Hotel.
March 90 Samis Grotto of Rich
mond. Va, will stage full ceremo-
nial, having as their guests the MEM
bers of Sepa Grotto of Wilmington,
n. G. A large delegation from Wash
Past Monarch Charles D. Shackel-
ford has secured a large number OF
rooms at the Claypool Hotel, Indian
apoliS, Ind, for members of kallipolis
Grotton who will attend the supreme
council convention June %, "A and 25.
The Claypool Hotel has been desis-
mated as supreme council head
quarters.
The Level Masonic Club will meet
at the Gavel Club Hall March q.
President Samuel ]. Gompers has
designated it as ladies' night, and
an elaborate program has been ar
will be presented and an orchestra
has been secured for dancing. All
members. their ladies and Masonic
friends are invited.
]. A. Williams, chairman of the en-
re n - a
ship Club of Master Masons of the
bureau of engraving and printing, is
arranging a program for the next
meeting of the club, which Will in
fest President Yost D. Iarbaugh has
appointed special committee, con-
sisting of Edwin Putnam and Worth
r. Bean, to arrange "fve-hundred'
card party. The club is advocating
that its delegates to the next national
convention, in New York, June IL, 13
and IA, work in conjunction with the
other District delegates in making
concerted effort for the establishment
CT the national headquarters here.
year, but it appears opposition has
developed.
The Petworth Masonic Club will
at Joppa. Lodge Hall. when ladies'
night will be celebrated.
The cabletow Club. the Masonic
club of the postal service at Wash
ington, celebrated ladies night" Fri
day at Northeast Masonic Temple.
Souvenirs and novelties were diStrib-
uted, feature being the presentation
OF "fapper dolr' every fifteen min
utes during the dancing which fol-
lowed the entertainment Announce
ment was made of smoker, with
athletic events and entertainment. for
early IN April. The following pro-
gram was presented: Mrs. Archer l.
Scotch songs and dances; Mrs Helen
Homer ]. Councillor. talk on "The
Legacy of Courage and a one-act play
hy the pupils of the Woodbridge School
of Expression, under the direction of
was furnished by the Tuxedo Jazz
Orchestra
Washington Chapter, No. 3. of the
SoJourners' Club has arranged for an
entertainment in the Department Of
Interior Auditorium for Wednesday
at pm. for Sojourners, their fami-
lies and friends. The interesting NOV
public" will be shown. and music will
be furnished by the United States
Army Band.
Friday Washington ,Sojourners will
visit Columbia Lodge. No. 8, in a body
as a compliment to the president.
Gen. Amos A. Fries. who is also mas
ter of Columbia Lodge.
Wednesday. March 26, the fourth in
formal Sojourners' dance will be held
at Marine barracks, with music by
the new L. S. Marine Band Jazz Or
chestra.
ORDER OF THE EASTERN STAR
Temple Chapter, No. IS, was enter
tanned at the last meeting by the
Buchalter Trio, also a solo by Charles
Sebastian, accompanied by Miss Lu-
cille Chamberlain. Harriet Corwin,
chairman of ways and means, is hold
ing a rummage sale March 20, 81, 90,
201S 7th street northwest, and the
auxiliary home board is to hold
card party April at Elks' Hall.
A new chapter to be known as Con-
gress Lodge Chapter (U. D. will be
instituted at the Masonic Temple,
18th and New York avenue, March
%. Milton D. Smith of Congress
Lodge, No. 81. +. A. a. NJ, will be
the worthy patron and Mrs. Blanche
Conrad Of Martha Chapter will serve
as the worthy matron. Martha Chap
chapter and the installation will be
made by the grand matron. Mrs.
Helen S. Strait, and Grand Patron
William G. Belts. The chanter will
hold it's regular meetings on the first
and third Mondays of each month in
the Masonic Temple.
Warren G. Harding Chapter, No. 81.
had a home talent program presented
at it's last meeting. Mr.. and Mrs.
ID u, N1x,x,
gave a reading and refreshments were
served.
Columbia Floral Circle will meet at
1851 New Hampshire avenue north
west, tomorrow afternoon. Mrs. Dora
Putnam will be hostess with Mrs.
Leverton.
Mizpah Chapter, No. s. will be
given an address by Mrs. Rich qp the
endowment fund Tuesday evening. A
luncheon and dinner will be given
by the chapter next Thursday in
Masonic Hall, 1910 Wisconsin avenue
northwest. Luncheon will be served
from IL to 2 and dinner from to z.
Herndon (va.) Chapter held an
election Friday evening as follows:
Robert Sims. worthy pat1on: Mrs.
Lucille Loveless Allan, associate ma
tron; Mrs. Lillian S. Lynn, secretary;
Mrs. Kate Kirk, treasurer; Miss Mar
jorie B. Reed, conductress: Mrs Zella
keyes Bryan, associate conductress;
Mrs. Nellie Goode Ferguson, Ada;
Mrs. 1nez May Groff, Esther; Miss
Sadie c. Detwiler, Martha; Mrs. Mae
Henson Bradley, Electa; Mrs. Lydia
Andrews, chaplain; Mrs. Endora Arm
field, warder; Allan Bradley, septi-
mel. Five members were initiated: !:
Mr.. and Mrs. Alan Bradley, Mrs. B.
William Middleton, Miss Sadie G.
Detwiler and Mrs. Endora Armfeld.
Columbia Chapters home board will
meet at the home of the worthy ma
tron, Antoinette L. Fischer, 3640 11th