Evening star., 1926-05-09
FRATERNITIES

the discussion Of Etiquette of the
Lodge" by Past Master Ernest Tate;
"A Resume Of the Code" by DIR. VII.
liam Watson Ayres, and Outlines OF
members and their friends will be
entertained with an illustrated lee
ture on Symbolism of the Fellow
craft Degree" by DR.. Worth Landon.
Kallipolis Grotto entertained Ar
minus Lodge Tuesday evening.
when the band. Drill Corps
and Drum and Bugle Corps, in
full uniform, made 1t a colorful AFFAIR.
During the evening the band and
Drum ard Bugle Corps played a num-
ber OF selections. The available space
would not permit of a drill by the
Drill Corps, but they stood at attef1-
ton and In their natty uniforms made
a fine appearance. Addresses were
made by Grand Master Sydney X.
Jacobs. Monarch L. Whiting Estes,
DR.. Worth Landon, George +. Pitt
Joseph w. Leverton, stephen RI.
Takes and Arthur NJ. Poynton. chief
Justice and master Of ceremonies, re-
spectively. of the Grotto, and others.
Judge" William II. Burton enter
tained with dialect stories and }. W..
Mullings of Stansbury Lodge gave a
negro monologue.
Tuesday evening a large delega-
ton from Kaliipolis Grotto will visit
Yedz Grotto, Baltimore.
Illustrious Potentate Charles ID.
Shackelford announces that success
is assured for the annual field day
June l9, at the Clark Griffith STADIUM,
when the Shrine base ball team Will
be under the management OF George
f. King, assisted by Jack Frye, as
team captain, and the Grotto team
will be led by Joe Leverton, manager.
John r. skinner, president Of the
Masters Association OF 1925, who has
been appointed general chairman of
the field day committee. has secured
the consent Of Maj. Gen. John A.
Lejeune to act as field marshal. Capt.
A. J. Brooke will have members OF
the Sojourners' Club. comprising Ma
sons who served in the World War,
in uniformed parade. The pro
gram Of drills and stunts is said
to excel anything hitherto attempted.
A ceremonial session has been an
nounced by Potentate Shackelford, to
be held in the Auditorium Of the
Masonic Temple, Thirteenth street
evening, May q, at 1880 o'clock. in
order that eligibles may qualify and
participate in the pilgrimage to Phila-
delphia June I, and 8, when the
Imperial Council holds its annual
session. Those Of Almas Temple who
visit the Sesouicentennial will be
guests Of Lu Lu Temple Of Phila-
delphia. A special train has been
provided to leave Washington at mid
night May 81, returning Thursday
night, June 3, at 9 o'clock. Con-
venient parking space has been ar
ranged for the Pullmans, SO that no.
tel reservation will be unnecessary.
Almas Temple, at q special session
Tuesday night in the New Masonic
Temple, unanimously elected Poten'
tate Shackelford as representative to
the Imperial Council session at Phtla-
delphia. vice J. Harry Cunningham,
resigned.
Potentate shackelford is putting
forth extraordinary efforts to make
the work Of the automobile committee
effective. that the thousands of visit
ing Shriners may be ftttingly enter
tained during their stay in Washing
ton.
At the April meeting of the Level
Club, at Grotto headquarters. an IL
lustrated lecture on Peru" was de-
liyered by Arthur F.. Cook. assistant
to the Secretary Of Labor. Mr.. Cook,
who has travelled extensively. has
favored the club on several occasions
with lectures on foreign countries, ana
promises another at an early date.
Short addresses were made also Dy
President Jesse G.. Watts and PaSt
Presidents Samuel J. Gompers, Morris
J, Hole and James W. Mcclure.
The executive committee Of Capitol
Forest. No. 104, Tall Cedars OF
Lebanon, will meet Saturday at the
home of Harry Gladman, to plan lot
the ceremonial to be held May ~ at
the New Willard Hotel.
Nav 10 Grand Tall Cedar G. A..
Jaauette and Scribe F. r. Stenens
will leave for the convention at Provl,
dence, r. l., Of 110 Forest or Iall
Cedars of Lebanon.
The Fellowship Club Of the Bureau
Of Engraving and Printing VIII nave
a. ladies' night at its meeting sat
urday evening in Pythian Temple
with a program of vocal and instru-
mental music, with a radio enter
tainer, a waltz clog by Miss Florence
SHADING Of the Capitol Athletic Club
and champion woman swimmer of the
District.
EASTERN STAR.
Washington Centennial Chapter, No.
2o, will entertain at the Masonic ana