Evening star., 1928-10-28

HE advisory board, Masonic Club
of the District of Columbia
through Samuel c. Bready, pres
ident. announces the observance
of Masonic Club Sunday" thi
evening at o'clock at the Washington
Heights Presbyterian Church, Kaloran1s
road near Columbia road northwest
Rev. DR.. John c. Palmer, pastor of the
church and grand chaplain of the
Grand Lodge, will deliver an appropriate
address incident to this anniversary OF
the Masonic birthday of George
washington. Members of the fraternity
generally are invited to attend, with
their families. Members of the local
clubs will assemble not later than 7:45
o'clock in the Sunday school auditorium
The advisory board will meet Thurs
day at the Gavel Club rooms, 719 Thir-
teenth street northwest.
Services this afternoon at o'clock at
the Masonic and Eastern Star Home will
be conducted under the auspices OF
Hiram Lodge, No. 10, with Rev. William
l. Mayo, the lodge chaplain, officiating,
and music by Harry G. Kimban and
Harry M Forker.
Lebanon Lodge. No. Z, Friday eve
ming, in addition to entertaining the
Grand Lodge officers at their annual
visitation, will also have Masons of the
Kenneth Nash Post, American Legion,
as special guests, and Lieut.. Col. j.
Miller Kenyon, department commander,
win deliver an address.
Grand yisitations and Halloween
dances seem to be the predominant
- .1,,Y- g. aaH- asa1,
all but Thursday and Friday are fifth
days"
w. w. Berry of Luzon Chapter,
Manila, delivered an interesting talk on
the York Rite in the Philippines during
the convocation of Mount Horeb Chap
ter last Tuesday evening. High Priest
P. Raymond Boesch announced social
evening of the chapter for November
13, with program Of interest.
The uniformed bodies of Alnias Tenn
pie will direct the Ladies night in the
Willard Hotel ballroom Thursday, No
venber s. From 8 to IL o'clock has
been set apart for dancing. Various
entertainment features have been pro-
vided. Potentate George B. McGinty,
In extending an invitation to all
Shriners to be present, has announced
that dress will be informal, but re-
quests that the fez be worn.
The potentate has also announced
q ceremonial at the President Theater,
Pennsylvania avenue at Eleventh street
northwest, for Monday, December II, at
7:30 o'clock, and this will be the last
ceremonial this year, Two business ses-
sions will be held prior to the cere-
nonial, on Thursday, November Is,
and Saturday, December Is. Petitions
for the December meeting must be in
the hands of the recorder on Decerl1-
Der IA.
Alnas Temple Legion of Honor has
started its Fall drills. Capt. Harry Q.
Werlich desires to have all vacancies
filled and will appreciate applications
from Mobiles with the proper military
experience. The requirements are ac-
tive military service In some war or
recognized military campaign of the
United States, either Army, Navy or
Marine Corps.
The first Grotto dance of the season
will be held at the Washington Hotel
Wednesday evening. It will be real
Halloween dance with prizes for COS
tunes. Costumes, however, will not be
necessary for those who do not partici-
pate in the parade of witches and
hobgohlins." The usual washington s
birthday dance will be held February %,
and the st. Patrick's day dance, March
1S, at the Washington Hotel
Goodfellowship night entertainment
will be held at Grotto headquarters
Wednesday, to which Grotto members
and their Master Mason friends are in
vited. The features will be in charge of
Master of Ceremonies Henry C.. Stein.
Monarch Arthur NJ. Poynton states
that all is in readiness for the joint
ceremonial with Yedz Grotto in Balti-
more November 16. Grand Monarch
John A. Derthick of Brooklyn will be
the guest of honor It is also expected
that several other grand officers will be
in attendance. The Baltimore Grotto
will have a class of so candidates, and
Monarch Poynton has asked the men,
bership of Kallipolis Grotto to at least
equal that number from Washington
The Washington Prophets will leave
Union Station at o'clock by special
train via Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Upon arrival at Baltimore they will be
met by Yedz Grotto and parade To
Lehman's Hall, 845 North Howard
street, where the ceremonial will be
held. The ritualistic work will be done
by the cast CT Kallipolis Grotto under
the direction of Past Monarch Charles
D. Shackelford Edif1cation features
will be in charge of Past Monarch
Samuel F. Shreve.
The Fellowcraft Club of Federal
Lodge, No. /, will hold its fifth annual
Halloween dance at the New Willard
Hotel Wednesday evening. Chairman
G. A. Co.e is in charge. Prizes in golo
will be awarded for the best costumes
and groups. Dancing from 8 to. l:
O'Clock.
Grand Tall Cedar Hamlin NJ. Van.
dervort announces that Capitol Forest
No 104, Tall Cedars of Lebanon, will
hold its October ceremonial Monday
evening at the New Willard Hotel
This ceremonial it is explained, vii
be cne of the NEST important event:
Of the season, due to the fact that Su'
preme Tall Cedar Frank B. Sterner anc
associate supreme of1cers are expected
to be present. Several surprises art
promised the members. 1t is also an
nounced that the big charity ane
activity drive which the forest is foster.
of the major things of the presen
years activities.
EASTERN STAR.
Martha Chapter was entertained a
its last nesting by an illustrated lectur
by Past Grand Matron Flora Campbell
on the recent Denver tri~ which in
cluded the General Grand Chapter ses
sion. The illustrations were prepares
and shown by Past Patron William z
Hebbard. Among the distinguishe'
guests present were Grand Matrol
Sallye c. Bogley, Right Worthy Crane
Treasurer Alcena Lamond, Past Gran
Matron Lena Stephenson, Past Gran
Matrnn Mary T O,Rrien Past Gran