Evening star., 1925-11-22

the City Club, will provide
special entertainment for the grand
master and other members of the Of
fetal line of the Grand Lodge and in
vited guests. Thanksgiving day there
will he no meetings of lodges, chap
ters, councils or manderies.
The Fellowcrafts' Club of Naval
Lodge, No. 4, will give its monthly
dance IN Naval Lodge Hall. Third
street and PENNSYLVANIA avenue south
east. Saturday evening.
King Shepherd will head the of
fetal line in Hiram ROYAL Arch Chap
ter tomorrow evening. for the first
time in the Royal Arch degree.
Wednesday evening. a special line
nf officers selected from Adoniram
Council, Royal and Select Masters.
will present the ROYAL Arch degree in
Columbia Chapter. No. l.
The first good fellowship night of the
season of kallipolis Grotto. 10 which
all Master Masons are invited. will
he held at Grotto headquarters tomor-
row evening at o'clock. In addition
tn musical program. illustrated lee
lures will be given by w. l.. Richard,
son of the Navy Department on the
"Shena ndoah." and by Edward Burk-
holder of the Department of Agricul-
uire on Forest Fires
Monarch l.. Whiting Estes an
nounces that the New Masonic Audi
torium has been obtained for the
Grotto ceremonies December |. Owing
to the limited stage facilities the cere-
monial will of necessity be of short
form character. However, an elabo-
rate program. followed by refresh
ments, is being arranged. The band
is working under the guidance of
Prof. Frederick Wilken on some
classical music for the ceremonial
and it is announced will treat the
Prophets to A pleasant surprise. The
grand master of the District and
other local Masonic notables will be
present. Fast Monarch John A. Der
thick of Long I Grotto. Brooklyn.
n. Y. who is grand master of cere-
monies Of the Supreme Council. also
will be present as the personal repre-
sentative of the grand onarch.
The Grotto Band and Drill Corps
will hold ITS annual THANKSGIVING
dance at the New Willard Hotel Tues
day evening. dancing to commence a
$50 o'clock. Music will be by the
Grotto Band. under the leadership of
Prof Frederick Wilken and the
Of Prof. Charles NJ. Dunn. 1t is stated
that Miss Ahbie Eagan Miss Wash
inEton.' viii he the guest of honor at
the Christmas dance. TO be held De
Cember Is.
The Grotto minstrels and dance
given at the New Willard Hotel on
November Il was attended by an ap-
preciative audience. Pete" Howell
the director. is receiving congratu
lations and states that the show will
he repeated in Rockville, Nd, In the
near future.
The Shriners' first social event Of
ihe season will he held in the ball
room Of the City Club Tuesday. The
committee on arrangements has des-
iEnated this event as "Almas Patrol
Ball" This affair is TO he informal
with the usual red fez as the appro-
pirate head dress. Many surprises
Of an entertaining nature are planned
and music will he furnished hy Myer
y. Goldmans 20-piece Shrine Or.
chestra. The committee of arrange
ments includes the following: Capt
Robert r. Doyle. general chairman
Roland s. Robbins. reception; J. J.
Tancill. floor: Louis w Brown. music
i. Fred Huber. decorations: H. F.
Revens. tickets. and r. f. Doyle, jr.
publicity.
The largest charity underta king
ever attempted by any fraternal or
Canza ton in the city Is announced
by Almas Temple in order to spread
The sunshine OF the Shrine among the
poor and needy in the Nations Capital
during the coming Yuletide season.
Vim this connection the big charity
h1n -, f-,-
her is. at the Washington Auditorium
is likewise expected to eclipse any
similar event. Arrangements are he
ing made to comfortab bly, take care of
10000 persons.
Almas Temple will hold it's Yule-
tide ceremonial on Monday. Decem-
her 2s at the Washington Auditorium.
ARA neements are under way to make
this the outstanding event of the pres
ent administration. Petitions for
This class should be in the hands of
the recorder by Friday. December
~. Many visitors from other juris-
dictions. including score of pOten-
tates and Shrine dgnitaries from
nearby temples. are expected.
Almas Temple Military Band. under
the leadership Of William c. White,
broadcast musical concert from the
Studlo nb NtAP la ST FRIDAY eve
ming. Preceding the concert banquet
was rendered the members Of the
hand al Harvey's by IIlustrious Po-
tentate Lansburgh.
In Mount Vernon Chapter tomor-
row evening the king. Fran NJ.
Roller. will lead the line for the first
time. with the other officers advanced.
Light refreshments will be served.
The Fellowship Club of the Bureau
of Engraving and Printing held its
annual ladies' night last week. when
a large number of members with their
wives and sweethearts and invited
guests filled Gavel Club headquarters.
President George H. Whiting well
coined those present and introduced
Past President James A. Williams.
chairman of the Entertainment. The
following program was rendered:
Solos by Miss Mary J. Bean. accom-
panied by Mrs. Earl Maum: mandolin
solo by Miss Monica Snyder, accom-
panied by Miss Ella Holt; tenor solo
by George L. Robertshaw. accom-
panied by Mrs. Ryner; readings by
Mrs Helen Webb ZeIlers. Ia.s was
followed by short talk on fellowship
by Rev Howard Snyder of the Luth-
eran Church of Atonement and A
short address by Alvin W. Hall,
director of the Bureau Of Engraving
and Printing. Among the invited
guests were: Alvin W. Hall, director
cft the bureau: Clark Long, assistant