Evening star., 1927-10-30

Nbluhhtd NJ |
Almas Temple will hold its Fall
ceremonial tomorrow night at the
Arcadia, Fourteenth street and Park
road. Potentate Amos A. Fries an
nounces that the degree presented by
the regular divan will be conferred
on a large class. Chief among the
features. apart from those Of rit.
ualistic nature, will be the showing
of picture entitled An Equal
Chance" The picture is said to give
an intimate insight into the work
and mission of the Shrine Hospital
for Crippled Children and to show
how the benefits of orthopedic surgery
are made available without cost to
the 100000 crippled children OF
America November IS has been
designated by Potentate Fries for the
annual ladies' night at the Arcadia.
James C. Hoyle is chairman OF the
entertainment committee.
Many members greeted Excellent
High Priest f. G.. Holt at the convo
cation of Mount Horeb Chapter, K. a.
NJ. Tuesday evening. The Royal Arch
degree was conferred upon Frank I.
Thomas, Herbert S. Goodrich and Ber.
nard A. Clark, the ritualistic work be
ing exemplifed by members of the
High Priests Association. The work
was commended by Grand Visitor and
Lecturer Lucien G. Yung, Grand Mas
ter of the Second Vail of the Grand
Chapter Otto B. Roepke and Grand
Master of the First Vail David S. Davi-
son.
Herbert S. Moreton, John B. Broad.
dus, Ralph E. Walker and +. G. Holt
entertained with songs, A. Paul Hines
at the piano.
High Priest F. G. Holt announced a
past high priests night at the convo.
cation November s, when the mark
master degree will be conferred, the
stations to be filled by the following
past high priests: Albert c. Shafer.
F. F. Kimmel, Ralph E. Walker, Ed.
ward w. Libbey. James s. Briggs.
Richard NJ. Towson, Q. l.. Ballard and
Howell B. Cliborne.
The Fellowcraft Club of Federal
Lodge ill hold a Halloween dance at
the Willard Hotel tomorrow evening.
representatives from the newspapers
OF Washington will act as judges in
awarding prizes for the most artistic
group, most original and most comical.
The Ionic Club of Master Masons of
the District held it's annual oyster
roast at Galloways Md, October %.
More than 145 Masons attended.
Sports of all kinds were INDUCED in.
Prizes were won in the several events
by the following: Fat mems race. Ira
J.. Wright: potato race, Ira L. Wright;
broad jump, +. A. Tonges; 50-yard
dash, Howard Rutan; three-legged
race, S. j. Mellick; sack race, Howard
Rutan; tug-of-war, team captained by
Ira L. Wright.
The next meeting of the club will
be held Tuesday at 419 Seventh street.
William C. James of Myron NJ. Par.
ker Lodge was elected president of the
Masters Association of 1919 at the
annual banquet Monday night at the
City Club. Frank c. Reppert of Ia
koma Lodge was elected secretary and
treasurer. The next meeting of the
association will be March 80.
Capitol Forest. Tall Cedars of Leb-
anon, held their monthly initiation
ceremonial last Tuesday evening at
the New Willard Hotel. A short-form
ceremony was used and several candi-
dates were initiated.
The evening was also ladies' night
and after the ceremonial a reception
was held, followed by an entertain
ment and dance.
The committee in charge was J. O.
slye. chairman; II. A. Nef, Kings
Court; c. r. Brill. band; H. d. Tryon,
rangers: j. r. Jenkins, stunts, and A.
j. Walker, double quartet
Grand Tall Cedar of Capitol Forest
Alvah w. Patterson, accompanied the
District representative, George II.
Hensler of Baltimore. Friday evening.
on his annual visit to Hagerstown
Forest, Hagerstown, Md, when the
Fall meeting of that Forest was held.
A buffet supper and parade preceded
the initiation of large class of can
didates.
Naval Lodge will attend divine serv.
fees at Trinity NJ. f. Church, Fifth
street and Seward square southeast
this evening and extends an invitation
TO members Of the craft to meet with
them at their lodge building at 7:30
o'clock preparatory to going TO the
church in a body.
EASTERN STAR,
Takoma Chapter met Friday at the
Masonic Temple, when the grand Of
hcers made their grand visitation
The chapter will hold A card party
in the banquet room November ,.
SIHHIe A1dplPT advanced the line
at its last meeting. October 81. The
degrees were conferred on a large
class.
Matron Ida V Jones Of Joppa
Lodge Chapter announces that next
"Wednesday at Joppa Lodge Temple
4209 Ninth street. there VIII he the
annual grand visitation
Mizpah Chapter will hold a short
business meeting Tuesday. R"fresh-
ments will le served.
Areme Chapter will have charge Of
the religious services at the Masonic
and Ea -rn Star Home today. At it's
Important Messape