Evening star., 1924-03-09


viously announced. The entertain
ment will start at S pm. Miss Z. L.
Corbett will read paper on THE
Sources of Shakespeare's 'Othello'"
and Charles B. Hanford and John NJ.
Kline will present in costume scenes
from the great tragedy, assisted by
Eldridge NJ. Monroe. Mrs. William
Henry White and Mrs. Charles b.
Hanford. Shakespearean music will
be sung by the Scottish Rite Choir,
j. Walter Humphrey, director and
basso; William C. Wetherholt, first
tenor; Homer S. Pope, second tenor;
Karl Kerr, first basso; Harry CT. Kim
ball, accompanist, assisted by the
Meyer Goldman Orchestra. Roe Fulk-
erson will be master of ceremonies
and j. Stanlee Durkee and Judge Ar
thur b. Hayes will be speakers.
A new course for the Scottish de-
grees will start Tuesday. March IS,
at 1880 pm, with the fourth degree.
and at $50 the fifth decree. March
%, the sixth and seventh degrees
will be presented: April /. the ninth
and tenth degrees, starting at 7:30
pm.
Ellwood p. Morey, deputy of the Su-
preme Council of the District of CO.
lumbia, in the March Calendar an
nounces that in all likelihood the
Cathedral. at 18th and X streets
northwest. will be laid the coming
fall.
The new executive committee of the
local bodies, since the recent cleo
tions, is composed as follows: ELL
Lem Towers, jr., representing the
Lodge of Perfection: ]. Claude KEEPER,
representing the Chapter Of Rose
Croix: Wisdom d. Brown, represent
ing the Council of Kadosh, and Sulai-
maAn David, representing Albert
Pike Consistory.
Robert lie Bruce Chapter of the
Boys Order Of De Molay. contributed
$3.50 toward the building fund of
George Washington University. This
breezy little Masonic auxiliary had
Al members on its rolls January 1,
1924, net gain of 80. although 65 of
ITS members became graduates" that
IS to say. reached the age of twenty
them are now full -nedged Masons.
High Priest o. l. Ballard announces
an entertainment of merit, unique in
eoansotfe,n of5, for With Tuesday sss asvenins in
nounoed In the calendar.
National Lodge. No. IL. announces
, q ladies' night at the Raleigh (ad-
mission BY card) for Friday evening,
March Is.
Master William P. Wood has an
Gavel Club will assist in the degree
tuesday evening, when Representa-
tive James T. Begg of the thirteenth
district Of Ohio will be the guest of
the lodge The lodge has organized
a FeIiowcraft Club for the promotion
or social activities among members
and their families with Carl A. Cole
A. president; j. Richard Riggle9, ir..
secretary; F. L. Tracy, treasurer. and
Win special committees on ways and
means. entertainment and instr1iction
and efficiency.
The past masters of Hope Lodge
VII omclate in the degree scheduled
friday evening of this week. The
Iooge will have a special for degree
work tomorrow evening at 1880
O'Clock. '"
w. H Motley will head the official
line In the degree work in AnafDstia
: ChaPter, No. II, r A. NJ. tomorrow
SMxen,ns' Mssnss' to which all Royal Arch
sured that the grand high priest viii
ce present. Refreshments are in
cluded in the entertainment
Washington Chapter, No 4 of ths
Sojourners' Club will ceyeb,ate ate
Shrine night" at it's meeting We'd I
nesday evening in the Y. M. G. a
suditorlum with prominent speakers
r Eana seieceiohs ae by the Alrnas Temple
Chuckle" stag night of Almas
ttsn, smpls, last Monday evening. at
the Shrine to the President Tbeater
a well-balanced program had been
arranged by the chairman of the en-
1anasr sr,a.nment srtist sommittee. on Roy l. Neu-
and Paul +. Grove, vice chairman.
and Gus Bucholz. Charles b. Han,
ford, Maurice Hopkins, Harry o. Jar
hoe, David NJ. Petit, Albert W.
I!a5nnd; PInm%sr Robert e. sms9, mong ooI w. II
George E. King. Alinas Temple Jazz
Orchestra played preceding the regu-
lar performance. This band is di-
composed of ". E. stockett, jr;, and
Frederick Wilken, yiolins: William
=. Cain, c. Pfegger. NJ. f. Miller and
Henry G. Ayers. saxophones; Philip
Kahn and g: W. Ellicott, comets:
Gentle. clarineti F. A. Buell. and
Hugh r. Peaslack. banjos; N. T.
Schreiner. bass: James Miller. tuba;
Jesse Heitmuler, piano. and Harry w.
Canterbury. drums. The program in
Trio, Miss Beth Mccoy, soprano;
Pompeii Tomesini, tenor. and Fer
.nando Quarnari, baritone; novelty
ty Misses Gertrude Branner and
Marven Morgan. rnonologue by
tCharles irwin, dance oreations by
Pearl Regay, assisted by Lester Shee-
han. and violincel1o solo by Fritz
A. Mueller of the United states
Marine Band.
An added attraction was MAI. Lind
saw Of the British army, who gave An
exhibition of dexterity and strength
in the use of q stock whip eighteen
feet long and made a brief address,
in which he related anecdotes OF his
personal contact with the late Presf-
dent Roosevelt. During the intermis-
sion Illustrious Potentate Cary intro
duced the Official divan and the ap-
pointive officers and recognized ana
welcomed the following distinguished
visitors and past potentates: Harry
Standiford, L. Whiting Estes and
Henry I.ansburgh, past potentates of
Almas Temple; Ed S. F'ancher, past
potentate OF Salam Temple, Newark.
n. j.; George H. Carter, Ia Zig Tenn
pie, Des Moines, Iowa; c. c. Coombs
. and J. Harry Cunningham, past grand
masters OF the District of Columbia;
Representative Fred 8. PurneH Of In
diana and two members of Moslem
sTemple. Detroit-George Roscoe Swift.
past grand master Of the state of
Michigan, and James F.. McGregor.
grand tiier or the Grand Lodge OF
: ,Aichigan. The program closed with