Evening star., 1925-11-15

Becker. SOft-Shoe eccentric dancers
William Raymond. tenor soloist, and
Kin Carroll in songs and with the
ukulele win he outstanding per
formers.
Theodore Roosevelt Lodge. No. A
will confer the degree Wednesday
with Past Master Joseph 3. Simpson
as worshipful master and Leonard
Sherfey as senior deacon. Prior to
the degree the officers Of Pentalpha
Lodge. No. %. will be received and
thanked for their numerous services.
Frank Roller. chairman OF the Grand
Lodge committee on work and lee
turers. will present to Past Master
Simpson a certificate of proficiency
In the work Of the several degrees.
The lodge communication Of Decem-
Der 16 will be called off. A special
for insta llins the new officers has been
,alled for Friday. December Is, and
will he in charge OF The h honorary
members of the lodge.
Albert Pike Lodge will hold past
masters night tomorrow evening and
will entertain the ladies Wednesday
evening al the Scottish Rite Cathedral
Third and + streets northwest. wher
dancins entertainment and refresh
ments will make UP the program. Sou
venirs will he presented to each lady
The masters of all lodges and thei,
ladies will also be special guests Of the
lodge on that evening.
After the last meeting Of Congress
Lodge. No. 81. members and their
guests retired to the banquet hall
where a supper was served by the
members of Congress LotSee Chapter
o. L. S. During the supper number
of vaudeville selections were put on
including those by James w. Mullings
and Camille Little. Music was fur
nished by Dolly" Lelshear and his
Humming Bird Orchestra. Dancing
followed. Junior Deacon Milton D.
Smith was chairman OF the commit
tee.
At the meeting Of the Circle Club
Of Master Masons. composed Of the
employees Of the District Government
to Be held at the Pythian Temple Sat
urday Lieut.. Col. William Sweeney
past president Of the New England
Sojourners' Club and instructor at
the Army War College. will be the
speaker. The guest of honor will be
Maj. and Supt. Of Police Edwin B
Hesse. a member Of the club. An en-
tertainment by the Tivoli Junior Fol-
lies and music by Dolly" Leishear
and his Hummlng Bird Orchestra will
be followed by buffet supper.
II. NJ. Jett is chairman Of the com
mittee. assisted by Joseph d. Sullivan,
William Teepe and John Noble
A large class Of candidates will be
initiated in the Gavel Club. at rs
Thirteenth street northwest. Wednes
day, November IS. followed by an en-
tertainment and refreshments.
Thomas c. Pollock, chairman Of the
entertainment committee, announces q
series of monthly FIVE hundred card
parties at the club. beginning Thurs
day Of this week.
George w. Swift. manager Of the
Gavel Club degree team. states tha,
the team will present the entire NJ. NJ
degree at Joppa Lodge. Ninth and
Upshur streets northwest, Monday
November % Clyde J. Nichols, presi
dent Of the club. who occupies the
st as member OF the degree team
Is also the master Of Joppa Lodge.
The Ashlar Club. composed Of Mas
ter Ma sons of the State. War and
Navy Departments. the White House
the Civil Service Commission and the
officers and enlisted men of the Army
y
members Of the Order of the Ea astern
Star in the above departments and
those eligible to membership by vir-
tue of being wives. daughters. mothers
or sisters of Masons, to form WON
ans auxiliary
temporary orga MIA ion was ef-
fected, October II. Mrs. d. r. Taylor
447 Randolph street northwest, was
made temporary chairman, and the
committees were appointed on mem
bership, charter and constitution and
by.ls VS.
An invita- ton has been extended tc
all ladies eligible to be present at thu
next meeting. in Odd Fellows Hall
seventh street northwest. Saturda,
evening Al o'clock
Grand Master Roe F'ulkerson and
the other officers of the Grand Lodge
will be the guests of Harmony Lodge
No. II, at a special entertainment al
the City Club the evening of Novem
ber %, Immediately following the
grand visitation to the lodge at Ma
sonic Temple. and. IL insinuations and
innuendoes may be accepted as ap
proxfmatinG the truth. the grand mas
ter is in for a merry time. The fact
Is that Harmony Lodge has way OF
it's own In dealing with grand masters
AT functions such as the one now pro
posed. and 1t is said Roe Fulkersor
is to receive special attention on that
evening both grand master and A.
past master of Harmony Lodge In
what Is known az Harmony Lodge
fourth deEree-a rituaIistic ceremo
NOUS celebration beyond the pale oi
jurisdiction by the Grand Lodge. On
one such occasion the dignified on
SAt.c ~ t
Lodge Masonry found themselves
called upon to carry home with them
large and luscious turkeys given al
presents. but really inflicted as .rou
blesome burdens when they were least
desired. On another one of the au
gust body was confronted with an EN-
barra ssing diary alleged to have beer
found In the rubbish Of the temple
and on still another the entire Grand
Lodge dignity was overwhelmed with
confusion when each Grand Lodge
offecer was presented with various
articles Of feminine apparel as kindly
wife or daughter Grand Master Rot
F'ulkerson is credited with having de-
vised much of this attention. and. II
is said Harmony Lodge in it's en-
tirety. especially it's past masters, are
eagerly looking forward to the chance
to get even. AS the City Club en-
tertainment ia in the special care oi
Past Master George NJ. Evans. who
1t is declared. has much to remem
Der and to forgive" the members ol
the lodge and those who may be hon
ored with cards of admission are
looking forward with much anticipa
tion.''
EASTERN STAR.
The annual grand visitation t,
Miriam Chapter. No. %. took place
At the last regular meeting. Crane
Mstron Nellie Fletcher. and Crane
Patron Charles Shreve were accom-
panied by the other officers Of tn,