Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-10-13

nection with the Fall re-
NN union of the local Scottish
Rite bodies at the Cathedral,
Third and e streets north
west will be continued Tuesday evening
of this week. such work win be sus-
pended next week and until Tuesday
evening, october 20. when the four
teenth degree. Master of the Royal
Secret" will be presented, due to the
fact that the Supreme Council Of the
Rite will be in session at the House OF
the Temple in this city next week.
The 1929 session of the Supreme
Council of the Ancient and Accepted
Scottish Rite. Southern Jurisdiction OF
the United States of America, will be
held in the House Of the Temple at
Sixteenth and S streets northwest, from
October 40 to and including october 20,
opening next Sunday at 2 pm. with
the Albert Pike memorial service, at
which the address will be delivered by
Walter r. Reed, thirty-third degree.
Business sessions of the Supreme Coun-
Gil will be held each morning and after
noon, starting Monday morning, Octo-
Der 81, at 10 o'clock, when the allocu-
ton Of Sovereign Grand Comdr. John
H. CowleS will be delivered. In the
afternoon of the same day the annual
pilgrimage will be made to the Tomb OF
Washington, and in the evening at $3.50
o'clock there will be an organ recital
and q social hour at the House of the
Temple, to which all regular Masons
Of every degree are invited. Friday
evening the thirty-third degree will be
conferred upon those elected to receive
|it who may be present.
for the District OF Columbia, Ellwood P.
Morey, thirty-third degree, has an
nounced that Scottish Rite Masons of
Washington will be admitted to all but
the executive sessions of the Supreme
Council upon presentation of their
identification card. Sulaiman Daoud,
thirty third degree, has been appointed
chairman of the general reception and
Entertainment committee, which will
provide for the comfort and pleasure Of
the active members and deputies Of the
|Supreme Council and their ladies. The
Camp Guard of Albert Pike Consistory,
Frank Koch. thirty-third degree. COM
manding, will be on duty each day, and
especially on the occasion of the social
hour and on Friday evening for the
dinner given the members of the thirty
third degree. Deputy Morey also has
invited the local brethren to the various
functions, including the daily luncheon
lat noon.
Frank H. Bryson, master of Dawson
Lodge. No. IS, announces a social eve
ming for the stated communication to-
morrow, the special feature being an
address by Maj. r: W. Pinger of the
Ordnance Department, United States
Army. Maj. Pinger, in company with
other officers, was captured by band
|of Chinese bandits and held . prisoner
for several months. His address win be
"a
invited to be present.
Master Van w. Roberds of Myron M.
Parker Lodge, No. ~, announces past
masters night for Tuesday evening, at
which an address viii be delivered by
Rev. DR.. Kyle Both, pastor of ingram
Memorial Congregational Church, on
the subject "On Being a, Past Master"
In addition an entertainment will be
furnished and refreshments will be
served.
L. L. Sherfey, master of Theodore
Roosevelt Lodge, No. A, has announced
that the Masonic Glee Club will assist
IN the services at next Wednesday eve
ning's communication, at which the
members of Millington Lodge, No. 166.
of Baltimore. will be special guests. and
to which all qualified members Of the
craft are invited.
Saturday, October 26. the lodge viii
make its annual visit to the grave of
the late President Roosevelt, for whom
the lodge is named, at Oyster Bay,
IN. Y, and to Matinnecock Lodge, No.
sos, OF that place, of which he was q
member. NJ l.. Dicus Is chairman o.
the committee In charge Of this trip.
Washington Centennial Lodge, No.
II, viii have its annual ladies' night
Friday evening in the Willard Hotel
ballroom, with dancing a feature.
Thomas c. Barr, master Of the lodge.
states that the members identification
card for this occasion will serve both
as an invitation and for admission.
National Lodge, No. IL. viii leave on
It's annual pilgrimage by water WedneS-
day afternoon at 4:30 o'clock from Ma
sonic Temple for Baltimore, where 1t
will embark via the Chesapeake Line
for Norfolk, Va, and the places of In
erest thereabout and a visit to Norfolk
Lodge, where 1t will assist In the degree
york and do honor to Sunshine Pop"
Frank H. White, who will celebrate his
1fty-f1fth anniversary as a Master Ma
pom. The party will return via steamer
20 Baltimore Saturday morning and
lake automobiles for Washington.
suzu Court. No. 81. Ladies' Oriental
5hrtne of North America, resumed it,
Regular sessions after the Summer hol-
day recently, and after expressing re-
kret at the absence of Lady Charles
<neckle. princess of the court, who was
reported seriously Ill. and standing one
minute in silent prayer for her speedy
ecovery, selected Lady John Harwood,
primer high priestess, to preside. The
ocular business of the court was quick
dispatched In anticipation Of a social
eature. The entertainment was opened
18th drill by the patrol in full uni
prm OF red and gold zouave jacket and
reen boomers. Two vocal selections,
The Kerry Dance" and Darby and
pan" were rendered by Lady Robert
lesner. The closing feature was
usical pot-pourri by the Nut Band,
hterspersed with numbers by the solo
ttists of the band. Lady Harvey
NTH. leader of the band. gave thrill
g exhibition of her skill as a tight
nnounced as the most graceful and
aarming danseuse of the twentieth
sntury," responded with a burlesque
the modern dancer and was obliged
respond to an encore. Lady Alexan-
er Henry was the humorous announcer
nd Lady Burrows a capable clown.
obles from Alri1as Temple were gra-
ously received by the High Priestess
ady Mrs. Charles B. FIanford.
EASTERN STAR.
The Matrons and Patrons Association
1925 will meet october 10 at the
ONE of Past Grand Patron George
lit. at Edgemoor, Md. President May
Gibbon announces that It viii be q
et-together meeting.
The Friendship Club of Federal Chap
Ter will meet October IS, at 8 pm, at
he home Of Associate Matron Mrs. Cur
in, 1889 Thirteenth street southeast
Election of officers. The ways and means