Evening star., 1928-02-19


will open Tuesday evening, Feb
L ruary IS. With the fourth ane
fifth degrees and continue
March 6. with the fourteenth degree
March IS, with the fifteenth degree
March 10, with the eighteenth degree
March 20. With the twenty-first de.
gree: March 81. with the thirtieth de.
gree. ana oics Msrch %, with the
thirty-secorc degree, Master of the
I Royal Secret"
Tomorrow evening the most illustriou.
grano master ana other officers Of the
Grand Council of Royal and Select Mas.
tiers Of the District will make their an.
nual grand visitation to Washington
Council. No. I. After the conclusion OF
the formal business of the occasion the
Grand Council and other guests will be
entertained with short program and
Masonic Temple
The next meeting Of the women's
Auxiliary Of the Craftsman's Club
United States Veterans Bureau. will be
held February II at the Edward Everett,
Hall. Sixteenth and Harvard streets. 1t
II requested that all members be pres
ent, as important business will be trans
acted and entertainment will be fur
nished by Richard T. wyche.
Kallipolis 0rotto held monthly Good
fellowship night Wednesday evening at
the Gavel Club Hall Those contribut-
ing 70 the program were: The Grotto
Orchestra under the direction Of Charles
NJ. Dunn. Godfrey and Osthaus. John
II. Shreve in readings, Miss Betty
, Thompson In song and dance, accom-
panied by Miss Elizabeth Mensh; Mas
ter Kay, song. dance and drum and
traps selections. accompanied by his
mother at the piano. Past Monarch l..
Whiting Estes. on behalf of the Grotto,
presented Past Monarch Stephen II.
Takes with o past monarch's jewel and
Monarch Arthur NJ. Poynton presented
him with a past monarch's fez. on
February % the Grotto will pay ira
ternal visit to Samuel Gompers Lodge.
A reinstatement session OF the Grotto
will be held at 1915 & street Feoru-
ary 90.
At the stated communication OF
Myron NJ. Parker Lodge next Tuesday
evening the Fellowcraft degree will be
conferred on several candidates. Ell
mer E. williams, junior deacon, will be
In the East and Thurston B. Miller,
senior steward, will take the role of
senior deacon At the last communica-
tlon of the lodge the bylaws were so
amended as to make the annual dues
payable at the first meeting in April
OF each year. instead of at the first
meeting in September as heretofore.
The advisory board of Masonic Clubs
Of the District of Columbia met at the
Gavel Club Hall February 2. when the
following officers were elected: President,
s. c. Bready: vice president. j. o. Bow
En-; secretary, Elmer G. Wood. and
treasurer. e. J. Skidmore. The board
Is engaged In perfecting arrangements
for the annual observance by the Ma
sonic clubs Of the birthday OF George
Washington. which viii be held at the
New National Museum at 10 am. Feb
riayy % Mssons are invited to attend
this meeting and join in the procession
70 the base OF the washington Monu-
ment where q wreath viii be placed in
COMMUNICATION OF the iliustrious pat
rot Washington the Mason. It is re-
cuested that all who attend wear
cherry blossom. the Masonic Club en-
bien Of that day.
The next meeting Of the Washington
Railroad Square Club will be held Feb
rtary IS. An entertainment has been
planned There win be refreshments
and. cigars at the conclusion OF the
program
Alraas Temple in the Washington
Auditorium March will present
fashion review. Talent from Broad
way productions viii be brought here
Tor this occasion. A popularity con-
test viii be held.
Imperial Potentate Clarence NJ Dun
ba- viii pay Alnas Temple fraternal
visitation April z. Potentate Mc0inty
. Is preparing for a ceremonial on that
date al Polls Theater.
The film An Equal Chance" will
BE- presented February 27 in the Audi
toriurl Of the Masonic Temple. A
brief explanatory address viii be given
hy Raynond z Blight Of Los Angeles.
Calf The film was produced for the
purpose Of presenting the work OF the
Shrineys' Crippled Children's Hospitals.
Ponntate McCinty extends an invita-
ton 70 al Ehriners and woman MEM
oers Of their families TO witness the
picture Admission viii be by card.
The Ionic Club, composed Of Master
kzsons employed in the Treasury De-
partrent. General Accounting Once
and the Capitol through the executive
committee under the direction OF z. 6.
Hooper, has made arrangements for
smoker and get together" night Mon
Gay evening. February II. at the Hotel
Washington Admission Is by club card:
" r. SwaroEd. member Of the ex-
ecutige committee, having removed 70
New York City. resigned. and John r.
Skinner has been designated by the
president 10 hn the vacancy.
Eminent co,ndr Fred T. Blood Of
Er1gh,xooc Conmsndery, knights
Tegnpiar, announces past commanders
night next Tuesday. when the Order Of
the Temple VIII be conferred by the
past commanders Of that conanandery.
The Commandeys' Association VIII albo
ylsi, Erightwood Commzndery al this
ccEclave.
orient Conrnandery was honorec al
IS colclzye February Q by visit o!
ne Commanders Association Of the
District. The visitors included M. r.
f1nlsy. grand commander; J. II. Phil
.iDs. president Of .he association and
,ommAnder of Columbia Comnandery,
10. 2, J. w. Thornton. captain general
4 Washington, No. j H. II. Wright
ee.fYslissirrlo, ard q. 7 Farmer cap
ain general Of Columbia, No. q X. r.
Post. commander Of Potomac. No. 3. j
y Huber, commander u DE Molay, No
p T. Elooe. commander, ard A.. A.
.Aicwiy, captain general, u ErigntDDod
80 g. There were also present " wit
less the cotfeuing u the Order o'
1alfa ir! fun form r. r CswSon and X
:. N2dcietor. past grand connsndefs
~ H. AcCrsy. Instructor general: III l.
Etewppn, past commander VI Fot;mac
80 3, ard O. r. La!Z1rf. past com
n1ander of De Moiay. No 4
At ne concisFe III The conmandery
~ oe held nnloFrpw night tns Order ol
,sAe Temple viii be Conferred and tht
eminent commander. Edwin e DutbdI
extencs al invitation " eli i:Ir Kuights
~ Ne present
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