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brate its fiftieth anniversary to.
orrow evening with a fitting pro-
am, including the presentation to
lodge of picture. of Arnnin. for
HON the lodge is named. Incident.
ly, the picture is now on exhibition
Droop's window, on G street.
The past high priests will officiate
the degree in Washington Royal
rch Chapter. No. 2. Thursday even
The schedule for degree work by
he Scottish Rite bodies of Washing.
N includes the fourth degree No
ember 80 II 7;30 D. M. the fifth de-
rec az $50 the same evening. the
nth degree December at s pm,
ith the tenth decree at 9 pm; the
M. and the fifteenth degree De-
Rmber y at 80 p. IN. The remain
Pr of the degrees will be continued
and after January 1.
a team of past comma nders will Of
riate In the Order Of the Temple in
(rient tommanderv t"morrow eve
ing, stations being filled by f. r.
esse. F. L, CawSon. w f. Miller.
Il. Hehbard. Allen Bussius, NJ. OF
|rback. f. II. Tompkins. G.. NJ. Neely.
F.. Hazleton. r. r. Titlow, ]. P.
appolt and f. f. Wells.
The Ladies' Auxiliary of the Gavel
lub will give card party Tuesday
ening at o'clock in the rooms of
be club, 719 Thirteenth street.
The Ladies' Auxiliary of the Lamb
kin Club will meet Thursday eve
Ing at Eighth and F streets north
hst
The Trowel Club Of the Department
4 the Interior met recently at Har-
eys for a banquet. which was large
attended. Short addresses were
Fade by the president. W. I. Swan.
pm, Edward c. F'inney. First Assist
ht Secretary of the Interior; Ross A.
o!lins. Representative from Missis-
&ppi: Col. Winfield Scott. Commits.
&oner of Pensions; NJ. D. Hensey,
resident of the advisory board of the
Fasonic clubs of the District. and
esse c. Suter. president of the Fed
ration of Citizens Association.
At a recent special meeting Robert
eBruce Chapter was honored by the
isit of Dad" Warren s. Seipp. active
*hember of the Grand Council of the
f'der and deputy for the State of
Naryland. under whose Jurisdiction
3 he chapter Is working. Dad" Seipp
ESQ happens ..o~he the grand master
4 The Grand Lodge of Maryland. He
as accompa MED by % members of
be baltimore Chapter of the order.
4 he DeMolay degree was conferred
&n class of II candidates.
BEGINNING Friday. December 3. the
Fitiatory degree and the DeMolay de-
rec will be conferred at the same
RPeeting. the second of the month
zeing reserved for business and enter
hinment
The principal event Of this weeks
Sctivities is the chapters excursion to
he Sesquicentennial for which more
ban so reservations have been made
b date.
Rehearsals for the new second de.
rec and intensive patrol drills to
beet the constant requests for ap.
Iearances of the patrol at Eastern
tar and other functions are sched.
led for several nights during the
I'eek.
Next regular meeting, business and
Entertainment, November 10.
The Halloween dance Of the Grotto
band and Drill Corps in the ballroom
II the New Willard Hotel drew a
|apacity audience of merry, costumed
|ancers until midnight. Every con-
|eivable character was there. The
|rtll corps In their natty uniforms
ent color to the general colorful ef-
|ect. made more brilliant by floods of
azzling rainbows of light thrown
rom the gallery. The judges, Mrs.
Flarence W Hall, Arthur NJ. Poyn-
on and A. Paul Hines. on prize win
ling costumes. made awards to Mrs.
Nay DeJorone, Mrs. Albert Schultz.
i. A. Schultz. Miss Audrey Flack,
William Brown, Miss Clara J. Hub
Iard, Miss Henrietta Goldsmith and
n. B. Lourey. The dance music was
~ the Grotto Band and Orchestra,
llternating.
Monarch l.. Whiting Estes an
bounces a joint Kallipolis and Yedz
Brottoes. grand monarch's ceremonial.
10 be held at the Masonic Temple
auditorium on November is. and No
Fember 10 goodfellowship enter
|ainment.
The Washington Railroad Square
tlub held its regular meeting on Hal
|oween and the spirit of the occasion
has given manifestation by Miss Flor
|nce Berry and her troupe, Wynne-
red Cove, Mona Wayne Wayne,
klice Kennedy, with Josephine Camp
hell at the piano. Miss Berry's solo
lancing ELECTED much applause.
All the %past presidents of the or
kanzation attended. including Clar-
|nce w. Hall. George y. Sullivan. Os.
lar w. Riley, John J. Cunningham,
Harry B. Bowersox and o. X. Shep-
herd. Through the efforts of the
nance committee the sum of $4SS was
ldded to the clubs treasury. and
Eold watch was presented 10 Frederic
~ Ball for his assistance to the com.
nittee. Owing 10 the resignation OF
secretary James O. lotion. Oscar W.
Riley was elected to fill the unexpired
erm President A. Rawley Doome,
David E. Hardester. A. W. Brewer,
4, Frank kreglcw, William F. Hayes,
4. B. Bowersox and others of the en-
ertainment committee promise a tur-
,ev dinner and many new features by
prominent vaudeville artists for the
,olidav meeting Cigars and refresh
nents closed the evenings entertain
nent.
The chief entertainment at the
monthly meeting of the Level Club of
Master Masons was travel talk by
arthur T.. Cook. special assistant TO
he Secretary of Labor, who detailed
ome of his experiences on recent
'isit to Italy.
This was the seventh in a series of
seizures on foreign countries and for
ign affairs by Mr. Cook, who has
widely travelled in the services or the
,tate and Labor Departments. AT the
,oyember meeting another country
will he taken up. Master Masons are
invited TO attend.
The Supreme Council OF the Scottish
,ite for the Southern Jurisdiction held
aessfon in Omaha, Nebr., October rs,
q. II and IS. Grand Comdr. John H.
-owles presiding. but with Lieut..
,rand Comdr, Charles E. Rosenbaum
,os present The grand comma nder's al
ocution discussed the progress made IN
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