Evening star., 1928-04-22
FRATERNITIES

the Masonic and Eastern Star Home
for the benefit of the home.
Base ball mines representing Almas
Temple and Kallipolis Grotto will again
endeavor to settle that old dispute on
the diamond. with several new faces in
the lineup. for a real snappy ball game
Clark Griffith advises that he will ar
range for the presence of that Million
dollar vaudeville" team of his for the
occasion.
Grand Tall Cedar Hamlin NJ Wander
wort announces on Tuesday evening Cap
itol Forest. Tall Cedars of Lebanon, will
be the guests of the Laurel Square Club
at Laurel Md, at which time the Ma
sons of HyattSville. Chillum, Beltsville,
Odenton, Savage and Laurel will gather
at st. Phillips Hail. Sixth and Main
streets. Laurel. Md, to participate in
the entertainment. The Tall Cedars
Band, under the direction of Charles
r, Brill, will furnish the music. to-
gether with several drills by the uni
formed unit of royal rangers under the
leadership of Capt. Harry d. Tryon.
The Grand Tall Cedar has extended
invitations 10 all members of Capitol
Forest to be present. Arrangements
have been made for several busses to
leave Eighth street and Pennsylvania
avenue at 7:i5 pm.
The Lambskin Club of the navy yard
met at the Northeast Masonic Temple
Saturday night with one of the largest
gatherings OF members and visitors Of
the year. among them Capt. Cheney l..
Bertholf, second vice president, National
League of Masonic Clubs; L. Fl. Trout
man. past president N, l.. NJ. c.. M. d.
Nf I
and past president of the advisory
board Alex Miller. master OF Hope
Lodge: Roy Mack. master of Naval
Lodge: Past President Riley. Railroad
Square Club. President Hayes of the
r. r. Square Club. Vice President
George Mergill, Railroad Square Club,
and Guy Tippens. secretary, ASHER
Club.
Roy A. McGregor, first vice president
of the National League OF Masonic
Clubs. of Pittsburgh, Pa, was the speak
er of the evening. Capt. Bertholf de-
livered short humorous talk. Other
National League officers sacrificed their
allotted minutes to lend more time to
other forms of entertainment.
A feature of the evening was the
initiation Of nine new members, in
which the Lambskin Club initiation
team made its debut under the direction
of George Speckman. The work was
received enthusiastically
A buffet luncheon was served at the
close.
President Harry Warfield has invited
members of all Masonic clubs to attend
the meeting Saturday, May 5.
EASTERN STAR.
Good viii Chapter meets Friday eve
ming. The monthly meeting OF the
auxiliary home board at the Masonic
Temple tomorrow at / 80 o'clock. The
Sewing Circle will meet Wednesday eve
ming with Mrs Florence D. Walters,
450l Illinois avenue. A card party will
be held April g at 705 Eighteenth
street.
At the meeting Tuesday the past
matrons and past patrons Of Warren
G. Harding Chapter will have charge
of the program. A dance will be held
April 26 at Chestnut Farms Auditorium.
Twenty-sixth and Pennsylvania avenue.
The past matrons and past patrons met
Tuesday with Past Patron Slye at his
business address.
Esther Chapter had as their guests
on Thursday evening the Matrons
and Patrons Of 1928. Among the
distinguished guests were Grand Matron
Bogley, Grand Patron Dow. Most Worthy
Grand Matron Chadwick, Associate
Grand Matron GLIB, Associate Grand
Patron Proctor, Grand ConductreSs
Merritt, Past Grand Matrons Kimmel
Handy, Allen. Streater and Hudson. and