Evening star., 1925-04-05

aces, speaking of our Air Mail
Service, said the service has been
developed to such a state of perfec-
ton that for every 100000 miles
actually flown but one accident is
reported. a record much more favor
able than that of railroads. automo-
biles or any other means of present
Transportation"
This meeting was attended by over
$50 mobiles and their guests, including
a number of Army and Naval Air
Service officers. President John j.
p. Mullane received a watch charm
from Capt. Nungesser as appreciation
for the courtesles extended him by
the Caravan Club. A telegram re-
ceived from Potentate Henry Lans-
burgh, who was in Newark, n j..
aroused hearty applause.
Potentate Henry Lansburgh, accom-
panied by Chief Rabban Charles d.
Shackelford, Oriental Guide DR.. ]. r
Prendergast Past Potentates Carter
B. keene, Louis A. Dent, l.. F. Steuart
and Harry F. Cary. and Mobiles James
c. Hoyle and Frank 6. Long, repre-
sented Almas Temple at the exercises
last Friday in connection with the
cornerstone laying of a $4,000, 900
Shrine mosque at Newark, n. j., fol-
Salaam Temple. The following eve
ming the party went to BROOKLYN.
n. Y, to attend a ceremonial of Kis-
met Temple in honor of the imperial
potentate. AT both cities the local
Shriners were given a royal recep-
ton.
Monarch Estes L. Whiting an
nounces April 13 as the date of the
next good-fellowship night at grotto
headquarters, to which all prophets
and their master Mason friends are
invited. April A members of Kallfpo-
lis Grotto will visit Yedz Grotto
Baltimore, Md, and assist in the stag
ing of ceremonial.
Past Monarch E. w. Libbey, grand
orator OF the Supreme Council, has
returned from Cleveland, Ohio, where
ne recently attended conference of
the grand officers. He states that
from reports the annual convention
at Atlantic City, June %, "a and 25
VIII probably outdo all previous con-
ventions. The Atlantic City prophets
together with the city officials are
arranging many novel and uuioue
lorms or entertainment for the visi-
tors and the hotels are booking large
delegations. Past Monarch S. F.
ShreVe is chairman of the local con-
that kallipolis Grotto will carry the
largest number that has ever at
tended from the Capital CITY. They
VIII be accompanied by the auxili
aries, the band, drill corps and drum
and bugle corps. A large number of
ladies' also will be in the party.
Homer J. Councillor. lecturer short
story writer and closely Identified
with the Vaughn Bible class of this
Guy, addressed a large audience at
the meeting of the Railroad Square
Club Saturday, March 2S, on THE
Possibilities of the Infinitesimal."
The Saxa-phun Quartet" composed
or charles w. Jones, William L. Cis-
sell, A: >. Edwards and l. NJ. Dreis,
with Mrs Alice K. Dreis at the piano,
played many selections. Solos were
sung by William L. Cissel, A. S. Ed
wards, Charles w. Jones, and a duet
by l. NJ. Dries and Allen S. Edwards
Ihere was also an exchange of
poetical courtesies between Past
President John ]. Cunnin CHAM and w.
Roy Blanford, who respectively sub
mitted Our Sentinel and Our Jack"
Among the visitors present were H.
Z. Young, l. W. Taylor, J. r. Roccaty,
w. W. Shinton, T. Kunza, Capt. C. H.
Whiting, president of the Fellowship
Club; R. H. Eightennia, A. l.. Green
wood, f. S. Rhtnd, r. c. Hewey, ]. D.
Sullivan, vice president of the Circle
Club; E. H. Pickle, S. Ahmuty. ]. H
Everman, F. Jost and w. NJ. Shomo.
An elaborate luncheon was served by
the ladies.
. The Fellowship Club of the Bureau
of Engraving and Printing will hold
it's monthly meeting Saturday, April
IL, in Gavel Club headquarters. Presi-
dent Whiting states that this Is to
be another ladies' night, when the
members must bring their families
with them. The Daughters of Job
will be present and have charge of
the entertainment, which will be
novel and exceptionally interesting.
At the last meeting the president was
warmly congratulated on the banquet
held in February. The members
were entertained by past presidents
L. H. Troutman, E. E. Putnam, George
Jacobs, ]. E. Borland, S. T. Farmer
and Y. D. Harbaugh.
The Ladies' Auxiliary of the Lamb
skin Club will hold it's monthly meet
ing Thursday evening at Northeast
Temple, to be followed by entertain
ment and refreshments.
The monthly meeting of Hiram In
struction Club will be held tomor-
row at 1880 pm. in Pythian Temple,
1912 Ninth street northwest. The
members of Hiram Lodge. No. 10. are
expected to attend, and the brethren
in general are invited. An enjoyable
evening, with refreshments, is prom
ised.
DR.. Abram Simon will deliver a lee
ture at the Eighth Street Temple Fri
day evening at s o'clock, which it is
announced will be of special interest to
Masons. His theme will be Remember
Now Thy Creator in the Days of Thy
Youth" Members of the craft are es-
pecially invited.
EASTERN STAR.