Evening star., 1925-05-03


Lodge, L., D., will celebrate
Navy night" Wednesday
- evening. when MasonS OF the
u. S. s. Mayf1ower will pre-
sent the degree, headed by Senior
Warden Rooe and with Chaplain
Strum acting as lodge chaplain.
Comdr. Cumming will be in charge
OF the rltnalistic music. and selec-
uons Will be played also by a sec
ton of the Navy Band Orchestra.
Grand Master Roe Fulkerson and
several masters of the constituent
lodges Will be guests, and members
of the craft generally are invited.
Theodore Roosevelt Lodge will ap-
ply for its charter at the commune
cation of the Grand Lodge the eve
ming of May 13. Its officers are +. C.
Babcock, master; F. Thralls, senior
warden; ]. T. X. Plant, junior war
den; NJ. h. Sands, secretary; E. V.
Fisher, treasurer; Past Master J.
Simpson. master OF ceremonies: DR.
j. Wolcott. chaplain; p. L. Rogers,
senior deacon; Otto N Roos. junior
deacon; L. II. Sherfrey, senior stew
ard.
The Masters Association of 1906
will hold its annual reunion Satur-
day a the Metropolitan Hotel. Past
Grand Master Lurtin Il. CHM is it's
present president and Past Grand
Master William W. Jermane was its
president at the time of its organ
izatton. in 1905. The association
boasts of not having missed a meet
ing since its organization.
Washington Royal Arch Chapter
will be host to the Interstate Com
merce Commission Band the evening
of May Ia in the banquet hall at
Masonic Temple, when a concert will
be given for the benefit of the mem
bers of the chapter and their friends.
mandery, No. .. knights Templar,
which was selected by competition
to represent the Grand Commandery
at the triennial conclave at Seattle,
Wash, in July, under the direction
OF Charles d. Shackelford, gave a
minstrel show and dance in the large
ballroom at the New Willard Hotel
Wednesday evening, with an over
flow audience. Billy Zeiter. Chick
Godfrey, Lou Abbott and Will Frank
lin, end men, with a company of 75,
together with the Mohawk Quartet,
Fred Shaffer, Tucker and Stone,
dancers, and others presented the
entertainment and won the plaudits
of the mammoth audience for over
two hours. after which the floor was
cleared for dancing. Past Comdr.
Shackelford declared the event a pre-
eminent success.
The Ladies Auxiliary of the Lamb
skin Club will give a card party at
the Northeast Masonic Temple,
Eighth and F streets northeast, Fri
day evening, starting at $50 o'clock.
A card party is announced by the
Fellowcraft Club of Joseph H Mi
ming at 8:15 o'clock at the North
east Masonic Temple, to which all
brethren and their ladies are invited.
Pentalpha Lodge, No. %, will hold
its annual ladies' night tomorrow
evening at o'clock in the Masonic
Temple auditorium. "A wonderful
Master Arthur NJ. Poynton as gen
eral chairman, assisted by Senior
Warden Harry L. Underwood and
Past Master Castleman P. Boss.
There will be a brief session of the
lodge at 1880 o'clock.
Junior Warden CASTOR D. Johnstone
will head the Official line in King Sol
omon Lodge Wednesday afternoon.
The Fellowcraft Club of Federal
Lodge, No. I, will give it's last dance
of the season Monday evening, May
IL. at the New Willard Hotel, with
dancing from to II O'Clock.
Officers were elected in Evangelist
Chapter. Knights Rose Croix. of the
Scottish Rite, recently as follows: L.
Whiting Estes, thirty third degree,
wise master: Frank E. Koch, thirty
third degree. senior warden: Worth
F. Landon, K. c. c. H, junior war
den; Lem Towers, jr., thirty third
degree, orator; John c. Wineman,
thirty third degree, alrnoner; Stirling
Kerr. thirty-third degree, secretary;
NOME Sanger, thirty-t third degree,
treasurer, and Frances Asbury Sc
bring, thirty third degree, building
trustee.
The Temple Club of Master Masons
will meet in the Northeast Masonic
Temple Saturday. at o'clock The
entertainment committee promises a
brilliant musical program with sew
eral novel features.
The first of a series of concerts to
be given by Almas Military Band. un-
der the leadership of Noble William
g. White, was broadcast through
station WCAP. April "a. Letters of
congratulation. it is said, are pour
ing in from all parts of North Amer
lea and Mexico requesting a repeti-
tion. During intermission Illustr-
Gus Potentate Henry Lansburgh ad-
dressed the radio audience on the
Shrine. lie paid high tribute to Past
Imperial Potentate w. Freeland Ken
deick. the present mayor of Phila-
delphia, whose idea and efforts made
the hospitals for crippled children
reality.
The annual Masonic and Eastern
Star Home field day will be held at
the American League Park Saturday,
June 81. According to Manager
Walker. it looks like Almas will again
hang the crepe on the Grotto team.
The services of George Green and
Buck Sterzer have been secured as
coaches.
At the luncheon of Almas Caravan