Evening star., 1924-03-16

1905, with Past Grand Mas
ter Lurtin Il. CHM as it's
guest of honor, because he
r"iGned when it sprung into being.
will celebrate its nineteenth annual
reunion at the Metropolitan Hotel,
Friday evening. Past Grand Master
William w. Jermane was president Of
the organization during it's initial
year. DIR. Charles +. Whitney of NJ. NJ.
Parker Lodge, No. 81. is president of
the association for 1924. and Daniel
W. Beach, jr., of Lebanon Lodge, No.
2. is vice president. The association
has never missed a yearly meeting.
Saturday evening. in lodgeroom No.
J.. at $50 pm. the Masonic De Molay
Alumni CMu Delta Alphab will pre-
sent the NJ. II degree for Washington
Centennial Lodge. No. IA. The young
ron comprising this organiZa tion
Order of De Molay. and none is be-
E"nd the age Of twenty-three at this
time. The stations during the evening
will be represented as follows: Mas
ter, William F.. Davis; senior warden.
Harry Temps; Junior warden. Arthur
Stein, all of Washington Centennial
Lodge; junior deacon, Leroy Bar
1Iard, of Pentalpha Lodge; marshal,
Lloyd Gibson, of Washington Centen-
nial Lodge. Ralph Conradis. STAINS
bury Lodge. and John Duvall of New
Jerusalem Will assist. and Junior
Deacon Worth +. Landon of Wash
tngton Centennial Lodge will deliver
the lecture.
The spring class Of the Scottish
Rite will start on its journey Tues
day evening in Mithras Lodge of Per-
fcction, where the fourth and fifth
degrees will be presented in ceremo-
March o5, with the sixth and seventh
degrees: April ]. with the ninth and
tenth; April s, with the fourteenth,
and April Is with the fifteenth de-
Of the rite will be held April II. at
7:30 pm. at Trinity p. +. Church.
Third and c streets, and the Easter
Sunday services. April 90 at the same
place, both services being obligatory
on all Knights Rose Croix. April 90
the degrees will be resumed with the
eighteenth degree; April 90, with the
twenty-first and twenty second de-
gree: May 13, with the thirty first.
and May IA, with the thirty second
degree.
National Lodge, No. 12, has issued
Invitations for it's annual entertain
ment and dance, at the Raleigh Hotel,
Friday evening. March 2S, at SIS
o'clock.
4 meeting of the instruction club
Of Hiram Lodge has been announced
for tomorrow evening, at S22 Twen-
deth street northwest:
The members and families of De
Molay Commandery, No. 4. Knights
Tcmplar, will be entertained with a
musical program. under the auspices
of the entertainment committee of
the auxiliary. Tuesday evening. at s
O'Clock. in the commandery room at
Masonic Temple.
Al the convocation of Mount Horeb
Royal Arch Chapter. Tuesday eve
ming. High Priest Orville l.. Ballard
presented as the entertainment fea-
rurc Prof. Draper T.. Horton. a chain
and handcuff artist, who mystified the
asscmblage with remarkable feats.
At the next convocation. March %.
vhe Mark Master degree will be fol-
lowed by another entertainment.
Erightwood Royal Arch Chapter
announces for Wednesday that the
sieSree will be presented by a special
team composed of members of the
High Priests Association of 1924,
which will be the guest of the eve
ming. High Priest Rolen f. Painter
Of Eureka Chapter will head the line.
Almas Temple is to have an up-to-
fhe-minute fashion show at Conven
Zion Hall Friday May 2 Illustrious
excuse will be spared to make this az
event of unusual interest to thu
Washington public.
To provide for a proper setting for
some models will be present each
afternoon and evening. Music will
be provided by an orchestra, and
each evening will be concluded with a
dance.
Maj. Gen. Amos A. Fries. president
of the SojournerS' Club, composed of
officers and former officers of Masonic
affiliations who have seen service in
past wars, is still wondering whether
TO congratulate his organization or
A1mas Temple over a very successful
event conducted last w Wednesday night
citation. Instead of acting as hosts to
nlustrious Potentate Cary, the divan
and small number of the Shrine
members, the affair turned out to be
more in the nature of 4 surprise
party. for the various units of Almas
Temple, preceding the meeting. had
assembled in full uniform at patrol
headquarters and from there marched
to the rooms of the Sojourners' Club.
Nearly $50 members, of the Arab
Patrol, Drum and Bugle Corps. Orien-
tai Band, Almas Military Band, Glee
Club, Orchestra and Sarazen Guard.
together with large NUMBER OF
Shriners of the rank and file, were in
this parade. Although the Y. M. c. A.
gymnasium had been commandeered
because the clubrooms were too small
for the crowd, the place was filled to
oyerf1owing.
The program, provided by the So
journers' Club, was augmented by
Songs and selections of the Almas
musical units and with features in
troduced by the uniformed bodies.
nlustrious Potentate Cary, in ac-
knowledging his reception and intro
duction by Gen. Fries, expressed his
appreciation of the close bond of fra
ternity existing between the club and
the Shrine, and spoke of plans which
ere being perfected for making the
toming year one Of unusual Shrine
Importance
Rev. John C. Palmer, orator for the
Shrine, also gave a talk on the rela-
ZION of the Shrine to Masonry. Rep
fesentative Arthur NJ. Free of Cali
fornia spoke on the subject, Guard
Dur Gates" and Representative John
q. McSwain Of South Carolina spoke
am 1.-The Universal Draft of Men and
Money in Time of War"
One of the novelties to be intro
duced at the ST. Patrick's day dance
f,f Almas Temple Patrol, at the New
willard Hotel, tomorrow evening,
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