Evening star., 1927-05-15
FRATERNITIES


l.. p. Steuart, imperial outer guart
Of the Imperial Council, acting as tn
| representative Of Imperial Potential
David w. Crosland, participated In th
! dedication of a new mosque at Terri
| Haute, Ind. last Thursday.
| One of the outsta nding events Of thu
| Shrine year will be at American
League Park July 26, when the Ma
| tionals return from their second inVa
| sion of the West. The Mats will b,
opposed on that day by the Chicago
| team. A large section Of the grand
stand has been reserved for the Shrine
on that day. Prior to the game Alma.
| Band, directed by William c. White
will give a concert. This event viii
be in the nature Of Shrine day al
| the park. and as a testimonial to CLARK
Griffith and several players of the
local team who are members Of the
Masonic fraternity.
Monarch Stephen Fl. Takes an
nounces another Grotto good fellow
ship night at Grotto headquarters
May 81.
Past Monarch Charles d. Shackel
ford requests all prophets who con
template attending the annual Grotto
convention in Cleveland. Ohio. to com
municate with him regarding hotel
reservations, as the books close within
a few days.
G. f. Howell. chairman of the enter
tainment committee of the Grotto
auxIiaries. announces that the min
strel show and dance which was to
have been held May il has been
abandoned until cooler weather.
Tacobat Grotto, Tacoma. Wash. an
nounces that its band will broadcast
through station KMO May % rom
SIS to 9:15 pm, Pacific time, on
wave length of $50 meters, and asks
that prophets all over the country
tune in and endeavor to pick them up.
Prophets picking up this station are
requested to notify the secretary.
The Commanders Association OF
1926-l9n7 rendered a reception and
dinner to the grand comdr.. and Mrs.
Robert L. Middleton last Saturday eve
ming at Columbia Country Club. The
guests included Mr.. and Mrs. Middle
ton. Mrs. Alice NJ. Blandford, Deputy
Grand Comdr. Mark F. Finley,
Grand Inspector Gen. and Mrs.
Frank A. Birgfeld. Comdr and
Mrs. Joseph NJ. Morzolf, Past Comdr.
and Mrs. Arthur NJ. Poynton of
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J. Harry Phillips, Capt. Gen. and
Mrs. Samuel r. Farmer, Past Comdr.
and Mrs. Andrew n. Ross, Mr.. and
Mrs. Simon Bube, Mr. and Mrs. Milton
]. Hine, Mrs. ]. B. Flick Of Columbia,
No. >: Comdr. and Mrs. Ernest r.
Post. Past Comdr. and Mrs. Maurice
l.. BreWton, GeneraliSSimo and Mrs.
Charles w. Sherier Of Potomac. No.
3; Comdr. and Mrs. j. Fred Huber,
De Molay, No. a.; Comdr. and Mrs.
Edwin c. Dutton. Orient, No. s.;
Comdr and Mrs. Fred Z. Blood, Cen
eralissimo Omar J. Eeley, Miss
Harriet Colne, Past Comdr. and Mrs.
John Parsons, Past Comdr. and Mrs.
Arthur c. Shaw, Past Comdr. Jasper
n Baker Of Brightwood, No. 6. Ad
dresses were made by Mr.. Middleton.
DR.. Finley and Mr.. Dutton.
The next meeting of the associa-
ton will be held the fourth Saturday
in. May when new officers will be
elected.
Myron NJ Parker Lodge. May 3.
celebrated a past masters night.
The following past masters were
present: Jenkins, Meyer. Glenn,
Wrightsman. Carr, Williams. Bradley,
kSioN NCiILSy oEbuiil L1Olts clLs
Rohrman, Austermuhl, Thompson,
Crisp and Goodman. Letters were
read from Past Masters Bowen, Tue
son, Ariz.: Groh. Pittsburgh, Penn;
and Pike. New York, n. Y. APPROX
mately 300 were present. Of whom "a
were visitors, among the latter being
many masters and past masters of
other lodges. Each Of Parker's past
masters took part in the work, at
the conclusion of which a banquet
was served.
Grand Tall Cedar Alvah w. Pat.
terson, announces a short-form cere-
monial Of Capitol Forest, No. 104,
in the ballroom of the New Willard
Hotel the night Of May 81, which will
be followed with ladies' night OF
dancing and entertainment. This par.
ticular ceremonial Is what Is usually
designated as a cold foot" night.
The executive committee decided to
take all uniformed and other units Of
the forest to the eighth anniversary
Of Baltimore Forest, No. 45, June 29.
All units Of the local forest of this
city are expected to take part in the
parade to be staged that evening in
Baltimore.