Evening star., 1928-03-18

THE ninth annual assembly Of the
Grand Council, Royal and Sc
lect Masters. will be held III the
chapter chamber. Masonic Tenn
pc. Saturday. April {. at
o'clock. for the transaction OF general
business and the election Of officers,
who VIII be installed the same evening.
The Fellowship Club of Federal Lodge,
No. /. has announced meeting OF I'M
portance a; the Ebbitt Hotel. Tenth and
II streets northwest. Tuesday evening,
atter which there will be an entertain
r:cnt and refreshments.
Miss Ray Palkin sang a soprano solo,
with violin oholigato by Mr.. Wayson, and
piano accompaniment by Miss Irene
Norris. Saturday evening al the cele-
h-ation Of the Fellowship Club Of the
Bureau Of Engraving and Printing, at
Fyillian Temple.
Master Charles Hildebrand. Of Myron
II Parker Lodge. No. q. has announced
that in the degree work Tuesday eve
ming the line officers will De assisted
b. The degree team under the direction
OF Capt. John c. Mcconnell. A gas
trorCn1ic degree" will be conferred, he
states. after the Titualistic exercises.
Monarch Arthur NJ. poynton of Kali
lipolis Grotto has announced a stag
night entertainment Of kallipolis Grot-
10 at the Arcadia Friday evening. with
the following numbers: Selections by
Kallipolis Grotto Band address Of vel
come, Grand Master of Masons. James
T Gibbs: Gypsy Smith VS.. Jesse Belt,
130-pound class; Billy Edwards VS.. Kid
Woody. I55-pound class: Allen Small
wood vs.. Sailor Oden. l40-pound class;
Ray Brown rs. Paul Bruen. l35-pound
class; address, "Goodfellowship," by
Grand High Priest. r. A. NJ. Raymond
3. Dickey: battle royal. all classes, seven
negro contestants; kin" Carroll, radio
star. songs and uke, and 'Thar's No
Place Like Home KallipoIis Grotto
Band.
An evening of clean, wholesome sport,
fun and entertainment is promised the
Prophets and their guests. No adn1is-
sion fee is to be charged, the atiair
being free TO the Prophets and their
friends. The entertainment is really a
forerunner 20 the ceremonial TO be held
on March e. when Joint session viii
be staged with Yedz Grotto OF Balti-
more which will bring over a large
number Of candidates 10 be initiated.
The next Grotto dance will be he'd
a. the New willard Hotel, March u.
The Washington Railroad Square
Club held largely attended meeting on
March 8 10 perfect arrangements FOL
the George washington Educational
Foundation. sponsored by the National
League Of Masonic Clubs. Among those
present were w. S. Hayes. president;
w. r. Pierce, second vice president: Z.
w. MERCER, Arthur Wright, o. w. Riley.
Harry Newman, George F. Mergeu and
o. x. Shepherd. Arthur Wright spoke
on the admission Of the ofhcials and
men Of the Capital Traction and WASH
.ngton Railway s, Electric companies.
7 is understood that r. r. Jewell. James
K. Gibbs, J. Il. Cookman and 2. G.
Mccarthy intend TO further this prof.
ec..
In Congress at the present time the
Scottish Rite Bulletin states there is
37s Masons-3i7 in the House and SO in
the Eenate-according 10 recent stats
tics. The representations Of several
States congss, entirely Of members OF
the fraternity. These are Alabama,
Arkansas, Florida. Mississippi, Nevada,
South Dakota and Wyoming. In the
following States both Of the Senators
are Nzsons: California. Connecticut
New jersey, New YORK. oregon. Texas
virginia and West Virginia. In the
following. all Of the members Of the
House: Delaware. Maine, Montana
Nortn Dakota. South Carolina. Ver-
mont ard Washington. In the follow
Ing. al but one Of Ihe House Indiana
Iowa. Kentucky mot including the
iadyl. Henraska. North Carolina, Okla.
ilonz. Oregon. West Virginia and Wis
co2s!n; and ia The following, al but
,go 0. the House are members of ins
craft. Michigan, Minnesota and Ten
neGsss.
Mo1st pleatant Lodge will honor tte
PES. matters ~ me lodge a. the stated
Communication tomorrow evening, Tie
Fellcwcraft degree will be- conferred
with past masters filing the places oi
the regular oflceYs Robert &. Tracy
master In 1925. viii preside during the
contegr!ng O! the degree. All mem
berg If the fraternity are invited "
attend.
The rezt meeting of the Woman
Auxiliary 81 the Craftsman's Cluh
=. 8. Veterans Bureau. will be held u
ti3e EcXard Everett Hale Memoria
Pzll. sizteentt7 and Harvard streets
March 70 q, 6 pm. a card party an'
feffeshmentE VII! follGw the b1Sinea
meeting.
La Fayelte Chapter will confer IN
past ard most eIeelient masters ce
gyeeg Tuesday with the captain 0! th'
host. Elmer Ksltenbach, presiding
k.tEy the cegree XpYk there Wi! De I
&iloFt program Snc refreshments.
Trinity Ilyo2e vii confer the ~ IA
degree March z; On tSo candidates
Nlsh tie senior warden Clarence J
West, II flle Eaat Past Master Prset0
y.1G vii acf ~ senior ceacCn Ia Fay
etfe Chapter viii pay IS respects y
Master GeOrge & Eagris, member o
thst fha DteF TIE hcacia Fya'ernit.
MI also oe the guests of the lodge.
TIE Hsgll priests hsaDciatlan vii
spLfer the TVpSsl ETcb 6egree IN Vim
j. Singleton Cf8p'Hr JHursday. Yl'i
L3oy6 II Elocum King II Wsshingto!
N4Fal Cnsg4er. heacinR the official llne
kI! members II tie association aTe re-
eueEteG ~ 1e present
EAsTEHs STAR.
Hszpsn Chapter Mrs Mildred =
Tlng ustron. announces the chapte
viii entertain the HaJons and Patron
d. 1878 af0er h snort business n4eetiD
Iuescay There VII ge rf!fesfmeni
E3lf dancing =, tHe conclusion N ~
nteilug
A. the last meeting ~ William
Hunt Chapter l4a program consisted 4
minstrel engW. 3D Wjlicn Past Patron
Esyne Brown Samuel - EaTnsTf
CEarieE w rich. Joseph Eeruei
9nG William e Garter Ds well a. PatFo
Harry T. Eesbrla9e eDd BebsJs JON
W Self HUyltSF swan and Oliver
Ports. bg0f part
The MONS board Btl meet March
with Mrs Einsgold 1885 Cabs stree
ycYtEes6t s19 fae endowment commit
'se a. iB@ home u Mics Sarah IsensOi
A3zT Thirteenth Esfeel For ms nleel