Evening star., 1926-04-18

oils Grotto. to be held at the Presiden;
Theater on April 26. Monarch Estes
states that visitors will be In attend
ance from Richmond and Baltimore
| A large class of candidates Is assured
| Washington Chapter, No. ,. Thurs
| dav night, in conjunction with War
rem G. Harding Chapter, NO. III, ..
| r s will give a social and entertain
ment in the banquet hall of Masonic
! Temple, commencing at pm, WIN
vocal and instrumental selections, IN
GLIDING a Hawaiian quintet from the
| Walter 4. Holt School of Music.
There will be community singing
also. The program will be followed
| hv refreshments and dancing. High
| Priest John w. Roth has invited the
members to bring their ladies and
any special Blue Lodge friends they
| may wish.
In Mount Pleasant Chapter, No. Ii,
| r. A. NJ, Friday evening, the Royal
Arch degree win be presented, with
Iucien G.. Yung, grand visitor ana
lecturer of the Grand Chapter, acting
gs high priest Brig. Gen. George
| richards, United States Marine Corps.
n member of the class. Is member
of Osiris Lodge, No. 26, OF Whlch
| Grand Lecturer Yung is a past
master.
! CONGRESS- L.0dge. No. 81. will hold a
tbeater marty at keith's Theater the
night of May II. when the members
| nnd their. wives and friends VIII at
tend in n body, a section of the mez-
zanine floor having been reserved 1or
that purpose. The proceeds VIII De
used to defray the expenses OF ',lc
! annual ladies' night, Whlch VIII pe
I .,s hn
! Tickets for the theater 2arty can
! no secured frCpa Milton d. SMITH
| Master W. c. Hettler and G. B. Ken
! nedy.
/ Ladies' night for Almas Temple tiN
next social event on the Shrine caIeH
dar. Potentate Shackeitord announces
will be held in the Washington Auoi
| toriuna TUESDAY night, April II, ana
all members OF the Shrine have peeh
urged to be present with their ram
lilies Dress will be informal. except
that the feZ is to be worn ana aofllls,
| sion will be obtained with the l9z6
| card.
ARRANGEMENTS have been completed
| for all members of Almas Temple VINO
desire to visit Philadelphia the early
part of June for the Imperial Couh-
| ell session and SeSquicentennlal Expo
/ I
been allotted the special train so thal
hotel reservations will be unnecessary.
| The Masonic and Eastern Star home
will be the beneficiary from the
/ shrine -Grotto ball game TO be held III
Griffith Stadium Saturday, June IL.
Potentate Shackelford and his team
captains are enrolling skilled players
with the expectation Of making TINS
annual game one of decided interest
| to the Shriners at least.
The Woman's Auxiliary of the
! Craftsman Club. United states Vet,
erans' Bureau will meet in the Edward
Everett Hale Memorial Hall. sixteenth
and Harvard streets. Tuesday, 5 pm.
| when an Illustrated lecture regard
! ing The wild flowers of the District OF
| Columbia will be delivered by DR.. +. l..
Kicker of the Agricultural Depart
ment. Special invitations have been
extended to the members of the Lamb
skin Club and to the Order or the
Eastern Star of the Treasury.
The following officers have been
! elected in DeMolay Commandery, No.
| 4, Knights Tempar. for the ensuing
Templar year: Edward +. Robertson,
commander: j. Fred Huber, general
issimo; George p. Smith. captain
general, W imam NJ beIlIlett, oGiiloA
warden: Ralph B. Morrow. Junior
warden: William NJ. Goodwin, prelate;
David -. Bowen. treasurer dlfth
timeC Edward Steele. recorder tsiXth
| timel; Ross Fl. Snyder. standard
bearer: Thomas E. Mitchell, sword
/ bearer: George II. Godron. warden;
! William n Beahm P. CD. trustee.
wears; George a. Ross P. CO, trustee,
| 2 wears; George l. LaiZure (E. CD, trus-
! tee, ! year; John Dolph P. c., repre-
sentative on the board Of governors
Of Commandery Asylum.
The religious service committee OF
The Grand Commandery OF Knights
Templar of the District, composed OF
pqet Grand Commander William l..
t.iller. Past Commanders Richard G.
Fletcher. Charles d. Shackelford,
! Grover f. Payne and Clyde II. Filley
and Commander George /. Laisure,
! have arranged TO have the Ascension
day services Thursday, May 13, at the
! First Congregational Church, Tenth
and G. streets, with the Rev. Jason
| Noble Pierce, d. D., delivering the ser
mon.
The Patent Office Club of Master
Masons will be addressed by NJ. D..
| Hensey, State president of the Ma
sonic League, Saturday evening at the
Grotto headquarters, 907 Seventh
street northwest.