Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1924-02-17
FRATERNITIES

vocal selections, brief speeches and
character sketches, followed by light
refreshments. All Master Masons are
invited to be present.
Tuesday evening Mount Horeb Chap
ter. Il. A. NJ, elected officers as fol-
lows: o. l.. Ballard. high priest; AL
bert C. Shafer, king; Charles s. Gaw-
Ter. scribe; Fielder !. Hunter. secre-
tary; Robert Armour, treasurer; How
Albert L. Burley, principal sojourner:
Everett G. Holt. royal arch captain.
IAppointive officers: Paul r. Boesch,
master of the third vail; John b.
/, , Broddus, master of the second vail;
Linton w. Averill, master Of the first
vail; Raphael Rooster, orgahist, and
A, G. Homan, sentinel.
The retiring high priest, Richard NJ.
Towson, was presented with past
high priests jewel and the incoming
high priest was presented with q
handsome high priests apron. High
Priest Ballard announced that the
meeting March II would be an open
meeting, and members were requested
guests. An elaborate program Is
promised. with refreshments at the
close of the meeting.
Columbia Commandery Ladies' Aux
appropriate Washington entertain
ment and refreshments are promised.
The Washington Railroad Square
Club will meet Saturday. when Homer
| j. Councillor, lecturer and short story
writer, whose recent discourse over
the radio, Principles of Patriot ISM"
was heard with interest, will address
| the club. as will also Rev. Earle Will
fey. President Oscar w. Riley, Harry
b. Bowersox, Rawley Doome, George
| ID. Sullivan, James O. Totten and
| members OF the entertainment COM
mittee, promise an exceptional vaude-
vile entertainment, followed by a
supper.
The Ionic Club OF Masons announce
| ladies' night entertain mt at the
Raleigh Hotel, Saturday evening. at
s o'clock. The program will consist
Club. vocal solos by Miss Gretchen
Hood and other entertaining fea-
| lures. An orchestra under the direc-
ton of Prof. Daniel Breeskin will
furnish the music for dancing from
10 to II o'clock.
Hiram Instruction Club has elected
the following officers for the ensuing
year: I. j. Taggart. president: ]. b.
Broaddus. first vice president; G. Il.
Hearst. second vice president; $. c.
Phillips. secretary treasurer; M, IT.
Albertson. master of ceremonies. and
w. III. Grass. sergeant -at-arms.
The club will meet tomorrow eve-
ming at kidder. Hall. Goth and Penn
sylvania avenue northwest.
| meet tomorrow evening at o'clock
in Joppa Lodge Hall, I'd and Upshur
streets northwest A good speaker
| is promised. The club will be enter
tained also by. musical program,
followed by refreshments. All Mas
ter Masons are invited.
Capt George F. Unmacht, C. W. 8.
secretary of Washington Chapter, No
;, announces the following Sojourners
Club activities:
out of respect to the memory OF
our AN COMMUNICATIVE chief Wood
row Wilson, the Harding Memorial
Moving Pictures of Alaska were called
tho Department Of Interior audi
torium.
| The third informal dance scheduled
for February 81 at the Officers Club,
called off and the date changed to
Wednesday. March 5. at the same
place. Music by the United States
Army Band Orchestra
journers' Club viii leave washington ton
! by boat for Norfolk. arriving there
| Saturday morning. where the boat
! will be met by a coast guard cutter.
(which will take them out into the bay,
lunch on board boat and in the after
noon to Hampton roads. where = Ma
sonic club of some 400 marines will
be organized. Saturday night a big
Sojourners' meeting OF Hampton
Roads Chapter at Langley Field will
be held, returning to Sherwood Inn,
Fort Monroe. for the night. Sunday
a trip to Newport News. Fort Eustts
and Yorktown has been arranged.
| Lunch and entertainment at York.
town. Return to Norfolk that night,
and returning by boat to Washing
. ton. arriving Washington am.
Monday. IT is expected that large
| number Of Washington Sojourners
viii take advantage of this trip.
February 26. a visit to Acacia
Lodge, No. IS, in uniform, at which
| time six medical officers Of the sur
geon generals Office will receive a
degree; March IL, next meeting,
Shrine night; March 10, entertain
ment at Interior Department audi
torium for members and families;
March 81, visit to Columbia Lodge,