Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-05-18

THE Scottish Rite bodies are call
ing special attention to the
twenty-ninth degree, Knight
4 OF st. Andrew" which will be
presented in Robert de Bruce
Council Tuesday evening. and be fol-
bowed wednesday evening with the
snirtieth degree. The degrees for the
spring class reunion will close Monday
and Tuesday evenings Of next week,
When the thirty first and thirty-second
degrees, respectively, will be presented
IA Albert Pike Consistory.
Albert Pike Lodge, No. 80, will have
IN interesting talk on Some 1ndica-
lions Of Progress in Applied Science"
ming. DR.. Howe is the editor Of Indus
tr1al and Engineering Chemistry and
prominently respected in the scientific
world. The lecture will not interfere
with the presentation of the degree
scheduled for the evening.
A joint card party will be given by
The Brightwood Commandery drill team
and the Ladies Auxiliary of Brightwood
Commandery Tuesday evening at $3.50
o'clock in Brightwood Temple, at Geor-
gia and Colorado avenues, for the bene-
at of Brightwood Commandery.
To furnish q fitting escort to Grand
Monarch Edward w. Libbey OF the
Mystic Order OF Yelled Prophets of the
Enchanted Realm when he attends the
annual session Of the Supreme Council
of the order at Indianapolis In June the
units Of Kallipolis Grotto OF this city
are giving q mammoth Grotto minstrel
show ct the National Theater next Sun
day evening, seats for which will 90 on
sale tomorrow morning. From Monarch
Henry Stein down to the smallest Of the
prophets Of Kallipolis the local Grotto
has been working for some time to meet
the exigencies of the occasion. To this
end q wonderful cast of IS principles has
been assembled, and all the merriment
and all the melodic entertainment asso-
ciated with blackface minstrelSy have
been invoked for the occasion.
THE Observation-Disclosures, some of
en~ln with notable records and others
just rising into the spotlight of fame,
viii include Eddie Clark, end man
primrose Minstrels); Leo OHaire,
banjo and song; Billy Zeitler, end man,
song and dance; Barney Puck, end man,
song: team of man tap dancers; Will
Revelers four), Hawaiian melody and
song; Lloyd Abbott, end man; Pauline
Loria, blue singer; Mary Deery. tap
dancer; Ethel Adrian, Hawaiian dancer;
Lou Rosenberg, whistling solo; Harlan
Randall, baritone solo; the Hill Billies
(six), radio artists, N. B. c.; Charles D.
ehackelford, interlocutor, and Sam Hol-
hand, piano accompanist.
The past high priests Of Washington
Royal Arch Chapter, No. 2, with Grand
Royal Arch Capt. David 8. Davidson
heading the line, will oficiate In the
degree scheduled for the chapter Thurs
Eureka Royal Arch Chapter, No. 4,
announces that Friday evening, in the
Commander Asylum Of Masonic Temple,
the evening will be given over to good
fellowship and entertainment, and that
Hhe members Of the Masonic fraternity
ore invited TO be present.
High Priest c. Fred Cook has called
n special convocation of Mount Pleas
ant, Royal Arch Chapter, No. IL, Tor
$50 o'clock Thursday evening, when
the scheduled degree will be presented
by o cast of past high priests OF the
chapter, under the direction OF Past
High Priest Noble D. Larner, instructor
Of work. Those participating will be
j. Ernest Dulin, IS high priest; Sydney
h. Jacobs, 90 king; d. w. Leahy, as
scribe: Edwin Z. Putnam and Joseph
AZ. Maryolf, alternating as captain OF
the host; George b. Turner and George
". Post, alternating as principal So
Sourner: Vernon q. owen, as royal arch
captain; Harry B. Plankinton, as master
Of the third vail; William T. Hackett, as
master Of the second vail, and William
N. Wales, as master OF the nrst van
Grand High Priest L. whiting Estes,
who Is o past high priest Of Mount
Pleasant Chapter, will deliver the
charge.
There win be six teams. The stated
convocation, scheduled for next friday
has been called of.
Almas Temple Of the Mystic Shrine
yin hold q ceremonial in its new clup
house at Thirteenth and K streets
northwest, Thursday evening. June O. az
q o'clock. The business session VIII DC
called at z o'clock. The purpose OF the
ceremonial more especially is to 1urnlsn
the opportunity to large number Oh
prospective mobiles to join the Shrine
pilgrimage of Almas Temple 10 the Ses-
sion of the Imperial Council winch Is
to be held In Toronto, June 10, II ano
-. and to assist in the dedication or the
shrine Peace Memorial by the Imperial
Council 1t Is believed that upward OF
400 Shriners vii lattend the convention
Mt this time. Potentate James G. Hoyle
has DESIGNATED as committee TO make
arrangements for the pilgrimage Percy
l., Gladman, chairman; J. Roy Cochran
and Frank Il. Koch.
The special train, carrying the dele
wation, is scheduled to leave Washing
ton Sunday, June 8, by the Pennsyiva-
MIA Railroad at 7:10 pm. 1t will arrive
nj Niagara Falls early Monday morning,
where the day will be spent viewing the
wonders of Niagara. The delegation
will arrive in Toronto Monday evening
and return Friday, June 10, to.Washing-
ton. It will be headed by INDUSTRIOUS
Potentate Hoyle and Mrs. Hoyle and
will include the following members OF
the divan of Almas Temple; Chief Rab-
ban Robert S. Regar with Mrs. Regar
Assistant Rsbban j. T. Prendergast with
Mrs. Prendergast; High Priest and
Prophet Edward D. Anderson, Treasurer
frank Z. Ghiselh with Mrs. Ghiselli and
Recorder r. Lawrence Walker with MRS
walker. Leonard p. Steuart, tmperia
second ceremonial master, accompanied
by Mrs steuart, will be with the party
Or. John C. Exner- and John o. Slye
aides to the potentate, and z. Burk-
holder, director of publicity, will accom-
pany Potentate Hoyle and Almas Tenn
pie will be represented by the Arab Pa
troll, under Capt Jesse e. Porter: the
Military Band and Drum Corps under
Director Frederick Wilken, jr.; the Le-
eton of Honor, under Capt. Joseph n
Glover; the Oriental Band, under d.
Val