Evening star., 1927-04-24

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features
vbs KaIlipolis Grotto Drill and
Drum Corps will offer three nights ol
Ynfnstrelsv this week, tomorrow nigtit
Il. Tonpa Masonic Temple, 42O9 N1nth
street northwest, Tuesday night az
+ba wardn1an Park Hotel ballroom
ana Thursday night at Brightwood
Masonic Temple. to be followed oE
dancing. The purpose Of these Ell
tartaiuYnents is to assist these auXlI'
faries Of Yelled Prophets of the En-
chanted Realm to attend the Supreme
Council convention in Clevelend,
Ohio, this year.
emphasis is laid in the announce
rnent on the fact that these are not
amateur performances and that the
artists who will appear include the
Mohawk Quartet, Billy" Zeitler,
Peggy Little, dancer, and others OF
aoIIal ability, while Frank GoebeIs
orchestra will furnish the music for
dancing
William Watson Ayres will discuss
Masonic Law" and Charles Worden
''The Symbolism OF the Third DE,
gree at the Washington Centennial
AfuaV CIup IoI1uTEUW SsCi9@t4ks a. = 'oV
o'clock. Mai. Frederick w. Keough
ts also scheduled for an address.
Master Maurice Blum Of Samuel
Compers Lodge, No. IS, has an
nounced that at the special at $50 on
Tuesday Senior Deacon Isidore A.
Peake will be in the East while at
sT.30 Junior Warden, A. Kenneth Arm
strong will head the official line, as
sisted by Junior Deacon Louis J.
Raebacf.
He also announced that the enter
tainment for the children and guests
Of the Masonic and Eastern Star
Home. at the Home. will be held Fri.
day Of this week and the members and
the ladies ot the fraternity are in
vited. Automobiles viii be at Georgia
avenue and Rittenhouse street to
transport those who wish TO and from
the home.
IIuustrious Masters Vernon G. Owen
Of Mount Pleasant Council. No. 5,
ROYAL and Select Masters, announces a
special night" for Tuesday, April
IS, with special features" follow
ing the degree work, that will be
Of interest TO all the members Of No.
:. lie requests a large attendance
ming.
Officiag announcement will be made
OF the Shena ndoah Caverns excursion
on June IS when, in addition TO the
many interesting points OF such an
excursion. the Super Excellent degree
viii be conferred In the caverns under
The direction of Adoniram Council, No.
., Royal and Select Masters This
excursion and unique and beautiful
Masonic event is sponsored by the.
Association of Tliustrious Masters,
1897.
Friday night in Lebanon Lodge, No.
z. a class OF eight and the degree
team from the Metropolitan and Park
Police wifi be special features OF the
degree work. The cast announced is:
". n, r. B. Jenkins, Geo. G. Whit.
ing, No. p; S. W, NJ. u. Smith, Con.
gress, No 81. j. W. @. Wright; 8. ID.
P. r. Toland, Dawson, No. 16. Dis
tricG Commissioner Taliaferro of Tenn.
ple-Noyes Lodge, No. 90, and Mai.
Hesse, past master of Acacia Lodge.
No. IS, superintendent Of Metropoli-
tan Police, have consented TO be pres.
ent, Furthermore, Major Hesse has
promised TO appear in uniform, and
70 suggest to his staff that they also
AHPCclA Adl uIAlOIKlr a nearly INVITA-
ton is extended to all police who are
members Of the Masonic order to visit
Lebanon in making this a big night
June Is. the first Saturday half holi.
day, has been announced as the date
for the Masonic excursion to the Shen.
andoah Caverns, to be conducted By the
Adoniram Council Super Excellent
Master Degree Team Association, in
cooperation with the Association Of
fllustrious Masters Of 1927, ROYAL and
Select Masters. A letter signed by the
executive committee, composed Of II.
lustrious Masters J. Ernest Dulfn Of
Washington Council. Willis p. Robin.
son of Adoniram Council. Claude r.
Breneman of Columbia Council, John
". Lainhart Of Zabud Council, Vernon
g. Owen Of Mount Pleasant Council
and John Parsons Of BrightWood Coun-
ell, has gone out extending an invita-.
ton TO all Masons and their families
to accompany the several councils on
the trip.
The train will leave the Union Sta
ti0n at 3 am. and return TO Washing.
ton at II pm. The degree Of Super.
Excellent Master will be conferred in
the caverns, an event 10 which all
super-eXCellent masters are invited.
Reservations and full particulars may
be obtained through Roy A. Plympton,
r. O. Box 1407.
Thursday Congress Lodge win enter.
tain the dormitory boys Of the 7. VI.
G. a. at an evening TO be known as
Congress Lodge Night at the Y =
An interesting and enjoyable program
has been arranged, inc .uding musical
numbers and short illustrated talk
by Manson Foote, past master Of Har.
mony Lodge.
The Chevy Chase Chanters are to
appear on the program, directed by
Herndon Norsell, former leader and
director OF the D3mrosch Club. Afu-
sical Art Club, Morsell Vocal club,
Monday Morning Club. as well az the
Rublnstein Cub. At present lie is
leader Of a large chorus Of ladies'
called the music section Of the Won.
en- Club Of Chevy Chase.
The Chanters' organization was
started only q year ago b% Theodore
W. Norcross. Frank w. s. Evans and
Andrew ]. Walker, in response TO a
desire on the part Of certain Chevy
Chase people that male chorus of
local singers be organized. Trained
singers only are admitted TO member
ship. Many of the present chorus are
soloixts in the churches Of Washington
ana vicinity. FnIloW@ng the program
will be refreshments. followed by DANG
ing. Ali members Of the fraternity
are invited to attend.
AImas Temple last Thursday night
Initiated a class of 40. Seven affilia
tions were also accepted. The cere
monial was held ct the Arcadia. Al
mas Military Band directed By vii
liam G. White. and Alnas Chanters
led by Lynn l.. Gilchresr, provided
music Tne entertainment progran