Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-09-27

as the exclusive type Of head cover.
Ing to be worn by all mobiles OF the
Mystic Shrine when appearing as
such. This fez is to be worn in It's
proper shape and without creasins or
alteration. 1t is permissible for poten-
tates, past potentates and recorders
of temples to have their title en-
broidered in small letters in the front
of their fez near the bottom"
According to Director Virgil II.
F'ookes, the first official appearance
of the Imperial Nut Band will be at
the ceremonial of October 10, for
which a surprise In form never be-
fore staged at a ceremonial session
of this or any other temple is prom
ised
Five hundred local Shriners. to-
gether with their wives and families.
headed by Illustrious Potentate Henry
Lansburgh. who left last Friday aboard
special Pullman train for Atlantic
city to attend the seashore ceremonial
at the Million-Dollar Pier. are sched-
uled to return late this evening.
The Mark Master degree will be
conferred In Mount Vernon Chapter
tomorrow, with the scribe, II. G. Cave,
leading an advanced line of officers.
EASTERN STAR.
East Gate Chapter. No. 81. Eta +.
Andrews, matron, will entertain the
members of East Gate Lodge, No. "a.
and the cf rem of the members of
the chapte Ind lodge October 9 Lii.
liam Armstrong, chairman of the
ways and means committee. an
nounces card party ,tober 9, and
a roast beef dinner viii be given 90
tober "A for the benefit of the Masonic
Temple fund.
Unity Chapter, No. 30. announces a
bazaar and dance October = after
noon and evening. at the Colonial Ho-
tel. Fifteenth and NJ streets. The
grand matron and grand patron will
pay the chapter its annual grand visi.
tation October 9.
AT the last meeting of Bethany
Chapter "dormitory night" and kid
dies night were celebrated. The fol-
lowing program was presented: Piano
selections, Miss Dorothy kirkWood.
Raymond Meiners and Miss Florence
Stone: dancing. Miss Cunningham and
Miss Magnus Robertson: vocal duets,
Miss Jean kuentzel and Miss Betty
Rock. and Miss Magnus Robertson
and Miss Benji Robertson; songs, Miss
Jean kuentzel; recitation and song,
Florence Stone and Raymond Meiners;
trio in songs, consisting of Raymond,
Everett and Harry Meiners; reading,
Raymond Meiners. Refreshments
were served and the children We're
presented with toy balloons. The fol-
lowing chapter activities are an
nounced: Card party at the Wisteria
Cafeteria at o'clock, October 8: rum
mage sale. October u, Is and IA: ba-
zaar, at the Odd Fellows Hall, 419
Seventh street. October "a: the aux
Hilary home board will meet Septem-
Der %; grand visitation October 10:
next regular meeting of the chapter
October ..
Martha Chapter, No. 4. met Friday
evening with the matron. Ellen NJ.
Reynolds, presiding. A 500 card party
will be held October at SOC East
Capitol street at s pm. A bazaar.
dance and entertainment. entitled
The Eastern Star Revue" will be
held October I at Scottish Rite Ca
thedral. Third and T. streets. begin
ming at o'clock. with Pearl Wolfe as
chairman. The following have booths:
Flora Campbell. Eva Henderson. En-.
ma Stees, Janet Martin, WiIhelmenia
Hall. Richard Barker and Maud Buck.
ingham. After business was trans.
acted an entertainment under the di.
rection of Past Matron Evelyn Hursh
was given as follows: Selection, by
the Metropolitan quartet: reading, by
Mrs. Ashby Fuller; solo, by Mr..
Hainie.
Naomi Chapter, No. 3, met Septem.
Der %. Mrs. Helen Strait gave a talk
on endowment and the making of
wills. Degrees We're conferred. Dell
Sales urged the members to attend
the card party to be given September
80 at the Hotel Washington. Past
Grand Patron Poynton gave a talk on
the construction and interior plans of
the new children's dormitory.
Esther Chapter. No. 5. held its first
regular meeting of the Fall season at
Masonic Temple September IT. After
a short business session refreshments
were served and a social was held
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