Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-01-23

Wlll present several new features. One
OF the new artists will be Miss Pauline
Lorfa in character songs and imita-
tons.
The ladies' auxiliary of Columbia
Commandery, K. T., will meet Friday
evening in the commandery asylum
Masonic Temple. Mrs. George F. Dial.
wick, chairman entertainment com.
mittee, has arranged a program in.
GLIDING: Contralto solos, Mrs. Leo T.
Tolle'. talk on Canadian Interna.
tional Boundary Line Between Our
Neighbor on the North and the United
States" by Mrs. Edward Nelson Ding
ley, national vice president, League
of American Pen Women; piano
solos. Miss Emile Mann: readings,
humorous and otherwise. Miss Eliza.
beth Harris. Members and their
friends are invited. Refreshments
will be served.
The Gavel Club of Master Masons
will have it's monthly Five Hundred
party Tuesday at o'clock in its club
rooms, 719 Thirteenth street.
The Trowel Club of Master Masons
will meet Saturday night at O'Clock
at the Gavel Club rooms, 719 Thir.
teenth street. This is the first meet.
ing under the newly elected corps Of
officers. While no special program
of entertainment has been prepared,
plans for broadening the clubs mem.
bership so as to include all executive
departments. Department of the In
terror, and for changing the character
of the clubs meetings, will be dis.
cussed. The president Of the club Is
W. w. Adams of the Bureau OF
Mines.
The womans auxiliary of the
Craftsman Club, United States Vet.
Grams Bureau. met at the Everett
Hale Memorial Hall, Sixteenth and
Harvard streets, Thursday and the fol-
lowing officers were elected: Presi-
dent, Mrs. Margaret Dennison: first
vice president, Mrs. Jessie Krause,
second vice president, Mrs. Mamie c..
Gleason; secretary, Mrs. Jean Ritter;
treasurer, Mrs. Gertrude Ina j. Aid
rich; marshal. Mrs. Jane Brummitt;
warder, Mrs. Harry Meiners; pianist,
Miss Katherine Jessop. The outgoing
president, Mrs. Mollie Boydston, was
sticks. H. F. Chandler. the newly
elected president of the Craftsman
Club. spoke and solos were sung by
Mrs. Cidwell. accompanied by Mr..
Stone. Refreshments were served.
The Order of Temple was con-
ferred in Potomac Commandery, No.
8. knights Templar Wednesday eve
ming by Past Grand Comdr. William
K. Reeve, as commander: Past Grand
Comdr. William E. Miller as gen.
eralissimo: Grand Warder Roland
M. Brown, as captain general; Grand
Comdr. Robert l.. Middleton, as re-
corder; Past Grand Comdr. Lem
Towers, as senior warden: Past
Grand Comdr Fred S. Cawson,
as junior warden; Past Grand Comdr.
Charles E. Baldwin, as standard
bearer; Grand Sword Bearer William
II. Harrison, as sword bearer, and
Past Grand Comdr. John Meyer, as
warder. Comdr. w. j. George of
present with a large delegation.
Others present were Past Grand
Conldr. Edwin B. Hesse, Past Comdr.
Clyde Filley of Brightwood Com
mandery, No. s; Past Comdr. Thomas
A. King, William s. waddey, Walter
e. Havener. Abram S. Mccoy, Rob-
ert J. Michael and Grover E. Payne.
A picture post card of nymphs and
fountains advises that Past Grand
Monarch Ed S. Schmid of the Mystic
Order of Yelled Prophets and the
Washington party of Prophets and
their friends who left recently for
tour of Florida had arrived at Ha-
vana, after a rough voyage, but were
still clipper and ION their way" Last
Monday evening they reached ST.
Petersburg. Fla, in time to assist in
the installation OF the officers of
Selama Grotto. whose new monarch,
Charles o. Parks, is a son of Past
Grand Comdr. William S. Parks Of
this city and a Washington boy who
is leaving his mark Past Grand
Monarch Schmid says that young
Parks, in response to the honor con-
ferred upon him by his Grotto, has
announced that he will build a
1000 apartment house in st. Pc
tersburg, whose outstanding recon.
mendation will be that children will
be welcome in II as residents or as
visitors at all times-a striking limo.
walton for Florida apartmen mt build.
ings.