Evening star., 1927-10-16
FRATERNITIES

the ceremonial: A. Fred Baillie. r. X.
Austin. r. w. Bardsley. F. G. Cock
reIl. Joseph W. Crouch, T. Homer Hah'
Guv G. Harper. Adrian w. Harper.
Frederick A. Jaeschke, Gilmore JUNK
reth and Charles F. kuechle. The
program outlined by James =. Hoyie
will be participated in by the following
units: Almas Military Band and Drum
Corns, William G. White. director
Arab Patrol. William F. Holmes. cap
tain. Aimas Legion of Honor. Harry {.
Werlich, captain: Almas Chanters,
Lynn l.. Gilchrest. director, and the
Oriental Band, Henry Is. Schmidt.
director,
The Shrine ladies' night viii occur
Friday, November is, Mt the Arcadia.
A request has been made by the poten'
tate for every Shriner to wear his feZ
as the only formality in dress. Recep'
tion starts at 7;S0 o'clock.
Monarch stephen Fl. Takes an.
nounces a good fellowship night at
Grotto headquarters October IS. \
good program is.being arranged, and
all members and their Master Mason
friends are invited.
The Grotto Drill Corps will travel
bv bus to Richmond, Va. Thursday TO
attend a ceremonial of Samis Grotto.
All prophets desiring to accompany
the corps are requested to communi'
cate with Capt. Howell.
The Halloween Grotto dance will he
held at the New Willard Hotel October
81 and the Fall ceremonial November
=, the place and other details TO be
announced later.
November Is the Grotto Band will
entertain Lebanon Lodge at Masonic
Temple.
EASTERN STAR.
Areme Chapter will have charge of
the religious services at the Masonic
and Eastern Star Home October 80.
At it's next meeting the degrees Will
be conferred.
East Gate Chapter Will meet Friday
evening for a business meeting, fol.
lowed by entertainment and refresh.
ments. An entertainment, followed by
dancing. will be given October %.
under the auspices of the endowment
committee. At the last meeting Grand
Matron Lena Stephenson and Grand
Patron J. Ernest Dulin, accompanied
by the other officers of the Grand
Chapter, made the annual grand visi-
tation. Other distinguished guests
were Mrs. Minnie z. keyes, right
worthy grand secretary. and Mrs. Al
cena ,Lamond, right worthy grand
treasurer of the General Grand Chap
ter; Past Grand Matron Milans. Fletch-
er, Strait, Cowles and Kimmel and Past
Grand Patrons Pitt. Poynton, Shreve
and Belts and the Matrons' and Pa
irons Association of 1927. Miss Mary
Runyan, in a miniature afrplane, pre-.
sented gifts of crystal beads TO the
grand matron and book ENDS to the
grand patron. Vocal solos were rem
dered by Mrs. NJ. Dell Sale, matron of
Brightwood Chapter. and Mrs. Eva
Rothrock, past matron of Cathedral
Chapter, gave several readings.
Takoma Chapter met Friday for a
business meeting, followed by an en-
tertainment and refreshments. The
floral circle held a. country dance at
Chillum Lodge Hall Saturday. The
chapter will entertain the old folks
and children at the Masonic and East.
ern Star Home October 21.
st. Johns Lodge Chapter will meet
tomorrow at 1880 pm, at which time
the charter members will be guests.
There will be program and refresh
ments will be served. The chapter
will have charge of the religious
services at the Masonic and Eastern
Star Home this afternoon. Machines
will meet the street cars at Georgia
avenue and Rittenhouse street. Serv-
| ices will begin at 3 pm. Rev. S. e.
Rose, pastor of the Methodist Church
of Petwortii, will be the speaker.