Evening star., 1928-04-15
FRATERNITIES

! Southern stories, accompanied by the
| haunting strains of Southern melodies.
| and Miss Gene. clever little dancer,
will be seen in her costume dances,
Miss Jeane West also will give read
inqS.
War began between Spain and the
United States the 2lSt of April. 1898"
| writes Herald zulch of the Fellowship
Club OF Master MaSons of the Bureau
of Engraving and Printing, and the
Fellowship Club, therefore on the eve
ming of April 81 of this year, will fit
tingly observe the anniversary. with
Senator Arthur r. Robinson of Indiana
as its special guest of honor and
speaker. Chairman Albert Jones will
present a suitable entertainment for
the occasion, as he was in that war
representing the United States end.
and refreshments will be served"
Mount Horeb Chapter, r. A. NJ. last
Tuesday evening presented the Royal
Arch degree for the benefit of John
l.. Clerc. Norman H. Conner and Mill
ten X. Lockwood, High Priest Paul r,
BoeSch occupying the principal station.
Among the visitors were j. H. Fisher,
past grand high priest of the Grand
Chapter of Virginia; J. w. Twilley,
Jack Tulloch. Claude l., Haynes w. A.
Smith. E. o. label, c. B. Cook. w. H.
Wood. ir.: w. l.. Lyons and r. c.
Palmer. all of Mount Vernon Chapter
No IA, Alexandria. va, There also
we're present the grand visitor and
lecturer and the granu sentinel of the
Grand Chapter of the District of CO.
lumh,a. Lucien G. Yung and Castleman
P. Boss respectively, and the following
past high priests of Mount Horeb
Libbey. Richard II. Towson. Everett
c. Holt and Albert c. Shafer. April
- the Mark Master degree will be
presented.
Right Eminent Grand comGy. Mark
F. Finley. accompanied by other officers
of the Grand Commandery Of the Dis
trict, will make their annual visitation
to Brightwood Commandery, No. 6,
Tuesday evening. after which the offi-
cerS-elect of the commandery will be
installed and short program will fol-
low, with refreshments.
Last Tuesday evening the drill team
of Brightwood Commandery elected the
following officers: President. Arthur c.
Shaw, p c.. vice president, Samuel B.
Reeder; secretary Fred E.
Blood; executive committee. Ormar j.
Veley, Louis J. Stoll and A. l.. Suter;
captain. Joe Johnson: first lieutenant.
j. Edward Wade: second lieutenant
Knute Nilsson, and sergeant. J. E.
Bladen.
Next Saturday evening. in the Hall OF
Nations, at the Washington Hotel, De
Molay Commanders drill team will
give its second annual minstrel show
and dance The committee In charge
has arranged for strong cast in the
Ministries and the Specialties will pre-
sent the best talent in this section. An
orchestra has been secured for the
dance
Special arrangements are being made
for the grand visitation and installation
of officers at the next conclave.
Elections in De Molay Commandery
resulted rs follows Commander. George
p Smith: generaliSSimo. william NJ.
Bennett: captain general. Ralph B.
Morrow: senior warden. Ross H. Snyder:
junior warden. George II. Gordon: pre-
late. Rev. Simpson B. Daugherty: treas
urer. David d. Bowen tseventh terTnl;
recorder. Edward Stelle eighth term:
standard bearer. Clarence ]. West:
sword bearer. Ernest r. GUIDE: warder.
Arthur A. Wright: representative TO
the board OF governors. Past Commander
John Dolph. trustee. tthree years.,
Past Commander william N. Beahm
These officers-elect win be installed
by the grand commander at the next
conclave of the commandery. Tuesday
April "a.
Sunday afternoon at ? O'Clock. April
%, the Almas Temple contingent will
leave Washington 10 attend the Imperial
Council annual session at Miami Nav /
and 3. Between 200 and $50 members
OF the local Shrine will make this pill
gTlnage. Almas Temple will send as It's
onhciai representatives Potentate Nc
Gtnty. James c. Hoyle, r. Lawrence
Walker and Charles ID. Shackelford.
Leonard p. Steuart. imperial captain of
the guard and past potentate. IA also
representative ex-officio. The potentate
VIII be accompanied by the following
members OF the divan: Edwin G. Dut-
ton, chief rabban; James c. Hoyle. as
ststant rabban: Robert s.. ReRar, biph
priest and prophet: James T. Prender-
gast. oriental guide. Frank e. GhiseIli.
treasurer and r. Lawrence Walker,
recorder. and Rev DR.. John c. Palmer
orator Of the Shrine, together with the
Oriental Band, Henry b. Schmidt, d.
rector. Alnas Arab Patrol, William r.
Holmes, captain: Almas Legion Of
Honor. Harry G. Werlich, captain
Alfnas Military Band and Drum Corps.
William c. White. director, Almas
Chanters. Lynn L. Gilchrest. director,
and the Nut Band. Virgil M Fookes,
director.
Hotel reservations made through tho
recorder VIII close April IT. All rail-
roads have granted Tound-trip trans
portation for one fare and a half Ar
rangement2 have been made by the
Miami Shrine for special excursion
rates for those who desire to visit Cuba.