Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-11-02
MASONIC.

T\HE school of instruction held I'M
der the auspices of the Grand
Chapter of Royal Arch Masons
Il is scheduled to hold session
next Friday evening at the usual
hour. None of the chapters has re-
ported degree work during the week.
While Mithras Lodge of Perfection
will hold its statutory assembly Tuesday
evening for the transaction OF its usual
business, degree work for the beneht OF
the Fall class will be deferred until
Tuesday evening of next week, when the
eighteenth degree, Knight OF Rose
Croix," will be presented in full cere-
monial form in Evangelist Chapter,
Knights of Rose Croix. Secretary Lem
Towers is calling attention TO the TACT
that the club rooms at the Scottish Rite
Cathedral are attracting more OF the
members than usual
The new Almas Temple Club House
has Joined the bright light district OF
the National Capital and is a lively
center of local amusement. wednesday
evening Su Zu Court of the Ladies OF
the Oriental Shrine are giving card
party and dance in the ball room, Thurs
day evening another dance will be given
by the employees of the Treasury De-
partment, and Saturday evening, NO
yenber %, the uniformed bodies OF
Alnas Temple will devote the evening
to Terpsichorean delight. Potentate
James c. Hoyle, for the nonce, is busny
engaged in preparations Tor the 1ortns
coming ceremonial which will be held
two DAYS later November "a. In addition
to the foregoing a post card from Re
corder F. Lawrence Walker announces
a number of social events under the
auspices of Almas Temple or its afnn-
ated bodies, the De Molay boys, who VIII
give a dance November %, and BY other
organizations that reach up to the mid
die of December, all of which rest under
the benign approval of the potentate,
who thus wishes to reassure the moth
ers of dancing daughters that entertain
me1t given in the Almas Club House Is
always safe and sane for the young as
well as for the old.
Orient Commandery, No. S, K. T., to-
morrow evening will present the order
of the temple, with the statlons
occupied by the following past COM
manders: E. P. Hazleton, eminent COM
mander: j. P. Rappolt, generaltsslmo;
r. e. Titlow, captain general; r. M.
Brown. senior warden; j. D. McDufne,
Junior warden; w. T. Hebbard, stand
ard bearer; r. E. Wells, sword bearer;
o. B. Roepke, warder; z. B. Hesse. f1rst
guard: j. H. Milans, second guard: W.
E. Miller, third guard. Sir S. A. Bat
tison will occupy his regular station as
prelate The eminent commander,
HAYES C. Rice. extends an invitation to
all knights of the Temple to be present.
Monarch Henry C. Stein of Kallipolis
Grotto has extended an invitation to
Master Masons to attend a meeting OF
Kallipolis Grotto, to be held In the
-t.s vf0Va
andria, Monday evening, November 10.
Following a short-form initiation, TO
which only members will be admitted,
short addresses will be made by speak
ers of note and program OF novel
numbers will be staged The memorial
is fast assuming a state of completion
and this meeting will afford opportu-
nifty to view its beauties by night A
large attendance is expected.
foot, toot, the Show Boat Is COM
tng"-Capt Pete" Howell broadcasting.
This wonderful production of James
Adams will anchor at the Wilson Line
wharf on the afternoon Of November
% and under the auspices OF Kallipolis
Grotto entertain the people Of Wash
ington and nearby Maryland and Viz
GINA nightly for several weeks. This
is the boat made famous by Edna
Ferber in her famous book Show
ira which has been entertaining the
public for a number Of years will ap-
pear intact, and as the seating capacity
is limited to $50, with all seats reserved,
1t is wise to make reservations well IN
advance. During the stay in Washing
ton. the following plays will be pre-
scented: peg O. My Heart, " Gossip,
''Mr. Jim Bailey" The Girl Who Ran
Away" "S'Manthy" and "Grandmoth-
ers and Flappers." There viii also be
clever concert features, vaudeville
comedians, singers and dancers.
The Washington Railroad Square
Clubs honored visitors at its meeting
October Is at Northeast Temple In
cluded w. w. Curtis of Ohio, past mas
ter of Greenfield Lodge, No. 316, and
past president of the Craftsman Club
Seattle, Wash, who addressed the or
ganization. Tempered Mortar" was
his thesis.
The deaths of Crown H. Davis and
Harry Sparks members of the Railroad
Square Club, since the last meeting were
announced. George F. Mergell's wreck
ing crew assisted Candidates FRANK
Ward. z. /. Freeman and z. @. Gentle
over the hot rails. enlivened by timely
suggestions by Harry B. Bowersox
Visitors noted included George E. Hight
man, Brunswick Lodge, Maryland; Jo
seph D. Sullivan. r. B. Brownel sec
rotary; E. E. Lewis, past president, anc
President Schwab, Circle Club: Pas
President Warfeld, Lambskin Club. anC
many others.
r. o. Vowel was presented with F;
watch in appreciation Of his services Il
the club and Charles A. Broker pro
vided a repast at the close OF the pro
gram
Nrlo n
De Molay, will meet Friday night a
the Scottish Rite Cathedral. 433 Thirt
street northwest. After the regula
business the first degree will be pre-
scented with about 10 candidates in tn
class Master Masons DESTROYS Of see
ing this work will be cordially vel
coined.
This afternoon the basket ball tear
will meet the Griffith Consumers tear
at 2:30 in the Laurel Armory. Al
players viii report at Fifteenth and
streets northeast at l 80 o'clock SHARP
Practice is held every Thursday fror
o To 10 am. in Eastern High Schoo
Tomorrow night at $50 o'clock. i
Ciro's italian Village, the Executiv
Committee for the annual pilgrimag
to Mount Vernon and Arlington, afte
dinner, will discuss plans for the com
ing event. February %, Washington
birthday. Degree rehearsal will be hel
in the has sment of the Scottish Rit
Cathedral Thursday night at ia
O'Clock.
ORDER OF EASTERN STAR.
The grand visitations by the gran
rnatron and grand patron, accom-
panied by the other grand officers, Il
this week will be as follows:
Ruth Chapter, No. /, Tuesda
els pm.