Evening star., 1928-03-11

Thursday Grot,o--"Good-
fellowship Night.
THE Fellowship Club Of Master Ma
sons employed in the Bureau OF En-.
eraving and Printing, at its speciai
celebration next Saturday evening III
the Pythian Temple, will present an
exceptional program, including oarl,
tone solo by Elliott Button OF local
theater: contralto solo, by Miss Dora
Pelkin: violin obbligato. Harry Ellen
Hugo II. Marsh and Albert J: Jones.
DISTINGUISHED visitors will include
Assistant Secretary Of the Treasury
II. H. Bond. who viii deliver an ad.
dress: F. A. Birgfeid, chief clerk OF
the Treasury Department.: Assistant
Director ]. E. Swigart Of the Bureau
Of Engraving and Printing. and S. II.
Marks. assistant chief clerk OF the
Treasury Department.
Senior Deacon Harmon K. Warner
will head the official line in Feoerai
Lodge No. Tuesday evening in the
degree work. The master announces
the NJ. NJ. degree for the evening OF
March II. when q group OF MASONIC
authorities will officiate: also a sur
prise" which viii be followed by re-
freShments.
Illustrious Grand Master Edward
Burkholder of the Grand Councii,
Rovai and Select Masters. will deliver
an address in Mount Horeb Royal Arcn
Chapter. No. z, Tuesday evening, which
the high priest has set apart Tor SOCIAL
diversion.
Evangelist Chapter Rose Croix Of
the Scottish Rite viii have the FIJI
teenth Degree Tuesday evening. con.
ttnuing the Winter and Spring course
Monarch Arthur NJ. Poynton an
nounces an intensive program Tor kai-
iipolis Grotto for the remainder OF the
month, commencing Thursday with the
monthly goodfellowship night enter
tainment under direction OF the Grotto
Band Pas. M>narch Samuel +. Snreve,
president of that init, chairman OF the
evening, will not os7ulge single num-
her on his program, but admonishes
every Prophet TO be among those pres
ent. Each member is privileged 10
bring q Master Mason friend with him.
March % the Grotto will stage a
stag night at the Arcadia. with Capt.
"Pete" Howell of the Grot.o Drill Corps
as chairman. The entertainment VIII
consist Of high-class vaudeville num-
bers. followed by boxing bouts. There
VIII also be speakers OF note and music
VIII be furnished by the Grotto Bana.
Each member viii be privileged 10
bring two Master Mason friends. Pre-
ceding the entertainment there viii be
a street parade of the Grotto Band,
Drill Corps and Drum and Bugle Corps
from Fourteenth and Girard streets 10
the Arcadia.
The monthly Grotto dance will be
held at the New willard Hotel on March
q. This viii be the last dance OF the
season.
The Washington Railroad Square
Club. Masons from the Washington
Terminal, Pullman Co.. c. &; Q. Rail-
road. B. & o. Railroad. the Pennsyl-
vania Railroad. Seaboard Air Line.
Southern Railway and Atlantic Coast
Line. tenant lines entering Union Sta
ton. February IS assembled 10 meet the
officers OF the current year: President.
W. S. Hayes: first vice president, George
p. Mergell; second vice president. w. T.
Pierce: secretary. A. Frank Kregiow;
treasurer, T. r. FoitZ: marshal. Harry
r. Marks: inner sentinel. W ROY
Biandford: outer sentinel. Arthur A.
Wright: executive committee. 3. r. Toi-
son and D. NJ Fisher. and the past
presidents are G. w. Hall, Harry B.
Bowersox. George D. Sullivan. Oscar w.
Riley, John j. Cunningham. o. K. Shep-
herd. A. Rawiey Doome and Arthur
Brewer.
The amusement feature, q picture
presented through the courtesy OF Ed
ward H. Goelz, secretary OF the Termi-
nal Y. H. C. A.. projected by George r.
Mergel. assisted by A. g. Edwards. was
"Wife Savers" featuring Zazu Pitts.
Ford Sterling. Wallace Berry and Ray
Iaond Hatton. The victrola supplied
the music. operated by Charles w. Jones.
Morgan S. Gassnan. representing the
Capital traction Co. introduced by
Arthur A. Wright. spoke OF the desire
Of the officials OF the company and the
rank and file Of the company 70 affiliate
with the Railroad Square Club. Among
the visitors were Joseph .. Sullivan.
Circle Club, and MeSsrS. Hooper. Bate
man. Warheld. Starr. r, G. Henry. O.
W. Epeckman. Frank 3. Matthews, c. A.
Barber, Ludolph Ingyersen and others
prominent In fraternal circles. Refresh
nnerts and cigars were served.
Il!ustEious Pot&ntate George B. Nc
GintI Of Aln1as Temple, Mystic Shrine
announces that the recent fashion revue
held ~ the Washington Auditorium was
gratifying success. Nearly 10000 were
In attendance at the two shows, Much
Interest centered IN the popularity con.
test. The first prize OF an Oakland
sport roadster Was won by Miss Beulah
Ingrahap. Miss Anna Louise Hubbard
won the second prize. Trip 10 Miami
Fia with all expenses paid. The thirc
prize, diamond ring. vent 10 Mrs
Alice Eaisjlp
Shrine attention Is now centered on
the ceremonial 10 be held al Poli's
Tfeahr Monday. April 2. II Is an
Doanced by Potentate McGinty as
unique and interesting greeting 10 I'm
perizl Potentate Clarence M. Dunbar
who viii MAKE an official visitation a.
that time. Many dignitaE1es from sistel
Jurisdictions have Aignired their Mten
ton ot being present,
John w. i4ainnari, president of Tn
lS9yc.ation of I!iustrtous Masters foI
1928, announces that returns for tn
tileater party a. Keith's Tuesday eve
ming indicate d successful cryptic occa
aa0n. Edward EurktOtder grand nlaste
Of Royal and Select Masters, IN co~op
Grafton with the Masters Association
extends an invitation 70 all 10 b.
present.
Hiram Lo6ge NilI confer .hs Maste!