Evening star., 1925-03-01
FRATERNITIES

of Pythias Temple, 1912 Ninth street
northwest. The third degree will be
rehearsed. The members and visit
ing brethren have been requested 10
be on hand early so that work may
get under way promptly
Mount Horeb Chapter of Royal
Arch Masons Tuesday evening had
among it's guests Past High Priests
William M Harley, Fielder /. Hunter,
Lucien G. Yung, F.. Frank Kimmell,
e. w. Libbey, Richard M. Towson,
James 8. Briggs and o. l.. Ballard.
Among the visitors were Past Grand
High Priest Frank F, Major, William
c. Daniel, high priest of Capitol Chap
ter, and George B. Turner, scribe of
Mount Pleasant Chapter.
High Priest Albert c. Shafer an
nounced the Past and Most Excellent
Master degrees for the next convocation,
March 10.
The Womans Auxiliary of the
Craftsman Club, United States Vet
erans' Bureau, met in the Gavel Club
rooms last Tuesday evening. Sew
eral new members were received. The
president and vice president of the
Craftsman Club were present and
gave talks on the ideals of Masonry
and Americanism as pertains to the
United States, After the business
session the members and their invit-
ed guests were entertained by eight
of the ladies in a playet entitled Ma
Sweet and Her + Family" Refre shments
were served.
Master Frank E. Koch of Albert
Pike Lodge, No. 36. announces an eve
ming devoted to social entertainme mt
and good supper for tomorrow's
communication. A lecture on Masonic
service will be delivered by c. H.
Claudy, a number of Scotch songs will
be sung by Duncan Thomson, in cos
tune, accompanied at the piano by
Miss McCauley; NJ. w. brennan will
give half hour exhibition on the art
of magic and a surprise feature"
will be presented, description of
which the master desires to withhold.
after which a real supper will be
served in the dining room in the base
ment
King Solomon Lodge will have the
first and third degrees March IL at
am, with luncheon in the banquet
hall at noon.
The lodge will conduct the relig-
ious services at the Masonic and East
ern Star Home Sunday. March s, at 8
o'clock. Rev, William e. Eisenberger,
assistant rector at the Church of the
Covenant, will be in charge. Special
musical features have been arranged,
including Mrs. Klinge and John F. NJ.
Bowie, vocalists; Claude Robeson. or
ganist, and Arsenic Ralon, violinist.
Members with automobiles have been
asked to come early and give the use
of their machines to carry visitors
from the street car to the home.
Hiram Lodge, No. 10, in the degree
Thursday evening will be assisted by
the Fellowcraft team of the lodge,
with John .Broaddus in the East.
Mark T. Albertson, manager of the
team, will be In charge.
Anaeostia Ledge. Ne, 21, is making
arrangements for its second annual
dance at the City Club Saturday,
March 7. Last year this lodge pur-
chased a new site on Nichols avenue
fer the erection of new Masonic
temple.
The Ladies' Auxiliary of the
Lambskin Club recently installed it's
officers for 1925, William N. Huttle
officiating. They are as follows:
Mrs. Stark. president; Mrs. Mason,
vice president; Mrs. Henry, secretary;
Miss Ford, treasurer; Mrs. FORBADE,
Mrs. Terry. associate
Mrs. Taylor, warder
and Mrs. Fossin, sentinel. George
Hid. past president of the Lambskin
Club, presented Mrs. Johnson, retiring
president, with a token from the club.
Miss Ford presented Mrs. Johnson
with a token from the auxiliary. The
Ladies' Auxiliary of the Gavel Club
were guests for the evening. After
the program refreshments were
served The Lambskin Club Or
ehestra furnished music for the dance
that followed.
The next meeting will be March IL
at Northeast Temple, Eighth and
streets northeast.