Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-03-06


special session Saturday eve
L ming at 1880 o'clock, to receive
and consider the report of its
committee on Temple Heights.
The National League of Masonic
Clubs will have a meeting in the in
terest of the National Educational
University Thursday, at 7:S0 o'clock
.. M, in the Scottish Rite Cathedral.
when President William Mather Lewis
OF the university will be the orator.
Among those expected to be present
are George II. Peterson. president: b.
Waldo Hobert, first vice president;
Roy A. MacGregor, second vice presi-
dent; Capt. Cheney Bertholf, third
vice president; George y. MacHenry
and Arthur B. Eaton, directors; Ed
ward A.. MacKimmon. secretary
treasurer; Fred H. Briggs, Lynn H.
Troutman, De Witt c. Croissant, Rob
ert /. Clegg and Cyril de Wyrell,
trustees Of the league.
Lodge. No. 2S5, Clarendon, Va, will
present the NJ. NJ. degree in Albert
Pike Lodge under special dispensation
from the grand master. Harry X.
Green. Junior grand deacon of the
Grand Lodge Of Virginia and past
master of Columbia Lodge, will de-
liver the address of the evening. The
guest Of honor will be w. L. Golden,
master Of Columbia Lodge, who was
elected, initiated. passed, raised and
also elected master on the Identical
nights that Master Ebersole of Albert
Pike was. After the degree program
Of entertainment and refreshments
VIII be presented.
Monarch Stephen HI. Takes Of Kali
lipolis Grotto announces goodfel-
Iowsiip night at Grotto headquarters
March "a, for all prophets and their
Master Mason friends. A program is
being arranged.
The next grotto dance will be held
at the New Willard Hotel March II.
The February dance was reported one
OF the most enjoyable ever held by the
Grotto. Paul Jones prizes were
awarded to Uncle Abe" Miss Jennie
Safappel: Aunt Lou" /. Feldman;
Uncle Ned" Mrs. Robert Whitlock
Aunt Jemima," r. c. Beaton, and
spot dance prizes to Mrs. H. Eek
hardt and Mrs. Jane Bryan. The
spirit of '76" was portrayed by
Prophet E. s. Alverson. fife; Past
G0ldstein, drum. 1t won much ap-
plause. Among the guests were Past
Grand Monarch Anthony F. Ittner
and Mrs. Ittner, and Mrs. timers
mother, all of st. Louis, and Past
Grand Monarch Charles NJ. Cotton of
Rochester.
Talk throughout Grotterdom centers
upon the forthcoming fashion show.
the one big event on the grotto calen-
dar at present, to be held at the Ar
cadia Auditorium March 81 and April
g. ~ l.
thing In town." says the monarch.
On the two Saturdays preceding
the show-March 10 and 90
the Arcadia Auditorium beauty
contest dances will be held, at
which there will be selected 10 girls
each night to act as models in the
fashion show. The judges will be
representatives from local newspapers.
Hope Lodge, No. 90. at its commu-
nication Friday will have Senior Dea-
con Louis r. Butler heading the off,
cial line for the first section and Jun
Tor Deacon r. Sidney Johnson for
the second section of the degree work.
Junior Steward Edward G.. Cabel will
act M senior deacon. Master Hollan-
der invites all members of the frater
nifty to be present.
Al the ccnclave of Orient Command
cry tomorrow evening the Order of
Malta will be presented in full form.
Tho commandery expects as its guests
the Commanders Association of the
District headed by the president, Maui
rice Brewton, commander of Potomac
Commandery. Comdr. William J.
George Of Orient Commandery extends
an invitation to all knights of the
order to be present also. This. 1t is
explained, will be the last opportunity
to see this order in full form for some
time.
Charles Bartlett. grand high priest,
visited Eureka Chapter at the convo-
cation Of February 25, 1927, and gave
q talk. Willis B. Robinson, king, will
preside for the first time in the Royal
Arch degree Friday.
The Ladies Auxiliary of the Lamb.
skin Club will meet Thursday evening
at the Northeast Masonic Temple.
The meeting will be followed by u card
party.
Samuel Gompers Lodge, No. %, at
tn special communication Tuesday at
$50 pm, will have nine candidates,
with Junior Warden A. Kenneth Arm
strong heading the official line and
Senior Steward Louis Goldberg in the
middle chamber. And at I:3U, at the
regular communication, Senior War
dan Samuel j. Feldman will head the
otficial line, assisted by Junior Deacon
Louis J. Raebach. At the lodge enter
tainnent Wednesday night the pro-
gram was staged In professional man
ner, and the chairman of the enter
tainnent committee introduced al and
Kitty Garner In vocal solos while
Happy Walker and his Original Gold
en- Pheasant Orchestra kept the crowd
on Its toes all the time. The commit.
tee in charge of the entertainment was
composed Of Abe Dresner, chairman.
and Samuel ]. F'eldman, DIR. Maurice
Goldberg, Louis J. Raebach and Bar
ney SUSSEX.
A. we'll attended ladies' night enter
fAinment and dance was given by
1Hram Lodge, No. 10. Monday eve
ming at the Masonic Temple Audito-
rum. Thirteenth street and New York
avenue. DR.. William p. Herbst, T. NJ,
chairman of the ladies' night commit
tee, introduced Master Sydney j.
Mayer. who welcomed the guests and
called attention to the fact that Hiram
IIOdwo 81 years ago had originated the
jdan Of a ladies' night, and that the
present chairman was chairman of the
first ladies' night committee. The au.
diencs was then entertained by the
Melody Makers, Foster, Fegan and
Cox: Eddie and Morton Beck, from a
local theater, in a comedy sketch,
Poor But Honest Parents; Misses
Mary Day and Ida Belt in Charleston
ana black bottom dance numbers; Lee
Mccarthy of Stansbury Lodge, accom-
n. G4ta x@e rkrSE1