Evening star., 1924-06-15
FRATE>RNITIES

| speaker of the evening at the grand
visitation to Osiris Lodge Wednesday
evening There will be other short
entertainment and refreshments &C
cording to the announcement of Mas
ter Samuel Blumenthal.
Naval Lodge, No. 4. will pay a visit
| to Mystic Circle Lodge, No. 109, of
Baltimore, tomorrow evening. as
sembling for the purpose at the
| WASHINGTON, Baltimore and Annapo-
lis electric railway station not later
| than 5:45 pm on that date.
Albert Pike Lodge. No. 36, has call
ed off its meetings scheduled for the
first Monday in July, August and
Septem ber.
Senior Steward William Watson
Ayres will head the official line in
Washington Centennial Lodge, No. IA.
Wednesday evening, in the F. {. de-
gree, and Past Master Marx f. Kahn
in the Il. a. degree later the same
evening.
Hiram Instruction Club of Hiram
Lodge, No 10. will meet tomorrow
evening at Kidder Hall, S22 2Oth
street northwest.
President Clyde Nichols, Eugene B.
Mcdowell, James A. West and DR..
W. l.. Gausman left last "Wednesday
for New York as delegates OF the
Gavel Club to the annual convention
of the National League of Masonic
Clubs.
Monarch Samuel F. Shreve an
nounces a business meeting and short
form pre- convention ceremonial or
KallipoliS Grotto at Pythian Temple
for Thur sday evening. when detaiis
will be announced regarding the
polls Grotto in the annual conven-
ton of the Supreme Council at
Indianapolis June %, "a and %.
There will be also several entertain
ment numbers. music by the Grotto
Band and refreshments.
Kallipolis Grotto is all ready Tor
the annual base ball game with
Almas Temple, Mystic Shrine, Satur-
day. Prophet Joseph w. Leverton.
manager of the Grotto team, says
his PLAYERS are in good condition and
will make a strong bid for the honor
of winning the game.
August II Kallipolis Grotto Will
give its annual family outing and ex-
cursion to Marshall Hall. Master OF
Ceremonies stephen H. Takes will
be chairman of the committee on ar
rangements.
Almas Temple, after an eventui
and ENJOYABLE trip to the Imperial
Council session at Kansas City, Mo,
arrived home last Monday morning
The itinerary, arranged by llluStfi,
Gus Potentate Harry r. cary, incluoeo
stopovers at several southern cltleS,
the warm hospitality for which the
southland is noted. Potentate cary
had so arranged the trip that the
major portion of the travel was at
night affording the nobility ana
their ladies opportunity TO be enter
Iained by various temples along the
line of travel.
At Greensboro. y. c.. the Shrine
Club of Oasis Temple gave the Wash
ington delegation an automobile rloe
to various points of interest. AL
Charlotte, y. c., automobiles conveyed
them to the Hospital for Crippled
children, located near Gastonia, and
a banquet and dance in the evening.
At Atlanta a trip was MADE TO see
the wonderful memorial, designed by
GutZon Borglun. carved upon the
face of Stone Mountain. and a visit
was made to d hospital for crippled
children, with an old-fashioned bar
hecue provided by the East Lake
Country Club, and banquet and
dance was given by Yaraab Temple.
At Sheffield the visitors were carried
over the Muscle Shoals project and
field members of Zamora Temple of
Birmingham. On the return trip from
Kansas City a stop was made at
Memphis, where place had been as
signed to Almas Temple in the parade
of the Confederate Veterans. At Chat
tanooga trips were made to Lookout
and Signal Mountains. Chickamauga
battlefield and Missionary Ridge. j.
L. Seeley manager of the Homespun
Textile Mills of Asheville, gave TO
each visiting lady a hve-yard dress
pattern of homespun.
At the meeting of the Lambskin
Club of Washington Navy Yard June
Z. at Masonic Temple, Sth and
streets northeast, it was decided to
call off the meetings until Saturday,
September s, and to hold series of
basket picnics during the summer
months. The first will be held
Saturday afternoon, July IL. Place
to be announced.
The Trestleboard Club will meet
Saturday night in the Gavel Club
rooms for the last time until Septem-
Der. A withholding" of entertain
ment, with lots of fun and good
is promised.
The Fellowcraft Club of Joseph H.
Milans. Lodge No. 3S, will hold a
five hundred card party in the audi
torium of the Northeast Masonic
| Temple, Sth and F streets northeast,
wednesday evening, June Is, at 8:l5
o'clock.
The regular monthly meeting of
the Petworth Masonic Club, which is
ladies' night, will be held in Joppa
Hall, Cd and Upshur streets. tomor-
row at s pm. The competitive