Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-02-14

| tomorrow evening, with Benjamin A
| Harlan acting as senior deacon, anC
after the ceremonies Right Rev. H. st
George Tucker, former Bishop OF
Kyoto, Japan, will deliver a lecture OF
his travels in Siberia
| Master Robert J. Michael announces
| that Potomac Lodge, No. 8, on Wed
nesday evening, February "a, will
| have a "Get-together night" In the
| banquet hall of it's own temple in
| Georgetown, the scene of many ia
! nous Masonic gatherings in days OF
| yore.
| Potentate Charles .Shackelford OF
| AlmaS Temple is going to celebrate his
| elevation to Oriental authority and
! Splendor at Stag evening OF AlmaS
| Temple. TO lie held in the Washington
| Auditorium the evening of Friday,
| F'ebruar> &c. with Il program OF attn
! letic events and vaudeville NUMBERS,
! followed by a buffet luncheon, ar
| ranged for by the entertainment com
! mitJee, uuuer the Craftsmanship of
| Noble James C. Uoyie. And the new
potentate adds in ms announcement
| that the ladies viii have their turn at
! a big Ladies' night and dance In the
same place the evening of April p.
Potentate Shackelford's first cere-
moniaI. in Ill probability. will be held
~ the Washington Auditorium also
Wednesday evening, March "a, when
he hopes Ahnas will be enabled to re
sumo its old-time gayety of spirit and
enIbellish it with unexpected frilis.
Unusual preparations are being made
for this event and extraordinary eff
forts are being put forth to make the
class for the occasion notable. not only
in numbers hut In the prominence of
the people who compose it.
The potentate also calls attention to
the fact that the Caravan Club of AL
mas Temple is having especially in
reresting meetings at the City Club
every Friday at q half hour after
noon. Last Friday the guests of
honor were Representative Harry T..
RuWhotto,p of Indiana, Inspector Gen
eral of the Scottish Rite William
Booth Price of Maryland and his dep
uty, together with a number of Mary
land mobiles. All mobiles Of the Mystic
Shrine are invited TO these meetings.
The executive committee of the Eel
lowship Club of the Bureau of Engrav-
ing and Printing Wednesday evening
met at the home Of President Day and
discussed plans for the ensuing year.
1t was decided TO hold the annual ban:
quet Saturday evening. March u, and
the following committee was selected to
make arrangements for It: S. T. Farm
er, chairman; L. H. Troutman, George
r. Jacobs, J. A. Williams, A. c. Radue
p V. Hall, J. r. Rhodes and DIR. G. w.
Rich. Ii was decided also to make
special effort 10 restore delinquent
members to their former status. The
officers OF the club, together with the
officers of the other clubs, will be for
mally installed Wednesday evening,
March 8. at the City Club, and at the
conclusion Of the installation a dance
will be held, under the auspices OF the
clubs.
At the next meeting of the club the
members will be entertained by DIR.
William G.. Alden of the Geolog-
ical Survey with an illustrated lecture
on the Glacier National Park. J. e.
Swigart OF the club is receiving con-
gratulations on his recent promotion
TO the superintendency OF the printing
division.
Mount Horeb Chapter. r. A. NJ,
Tuesday evening elected officers for
the ensuing year and had an unusual