Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-09

Mount Vernon ROYAL Arch Chapter,
No a tomorrow evening, after the
presentation of the degree scheduled,
will recess for dinner in the banquet
room of the temple, preparatory 10 con-
tinuing with it's regular stated conVo-
cation, which is to be followed oy
social period.
canitol Forest No. 1O4. Tall Cedars
of Lebanon, will stage fashion snow
in the Belasco Theater the evening OF
Anril Z to assist in defraying the ex-
uenses of the Forest to the convention
of the Supreme Forest at Newark, N. j."
MAY IA to II. The Forest recently
staged a ceremonial in the ball room
at the Raleigh Hotel, when number
of prominent MasonS merrily trudged
over the mystic route to membership.
The washington Railroad Square
Club of MaSons has been invited 70
visit the Railway Square Club OF Tren-
ton. N J., to participate in q reunion
to be held in Trenton March ~ ana
23. Secretary A. Frank Kreglow Is ar
ranging the details. The local club re-
Gently elected Joseph d. Sullivan of the
Circle Club to honorary membership.
An the mobiles of Almas Temple have
been urged to attend an important
business meeting of the temple in the
new club house on Tuesday evening.
March 10, to discuss the forthcoming
official visit of the imperial potentate
to Washington to attend the ceremonial
session of Almas the evening of April
in the Belasco Theater. Preceding
this ceremonial there will be second
special meeting the evening OF April
in the club house.
Illustrious Potentate James C. Hoyle
reports that his announcement Of
af al NJ
ceremonial has aroused remarkable IN
terest not only in Washington, but
wherever the news has been carried,
and he looks for an unusual attendance
of prominent MaSonS at the ceremonial
from other jurisdictions, besides the
dignitaries Of the Supreme Council who
will attend. Imperial Potentate Leo V.
Youngworth in his entire series OF ON
cial visits thus far has been streSsing
a closer union of the mobiles in the Vart-
Gus temples, looking to q better under
standing and acquaintanceship as well
as q deeper interest in shrine matters
generally He is said to be not a be-
lever in the methods aptly hitting the
phrase Let George do it," which, in
his opinion, tends to weaken the
strength and influence of the shrine
in matters Masonic, and this he is put
ting forth every endeavor to prevent.
Those of the mobiles Of AlmaS who pro-
less 10 KNOW say bHdb L1lS Is precisely
the idea that Potentate Hoyle has in
auglrated in Washington, and which
is to be an outstanding feature of his
administrative year, during which he
hopes to not only complete the new
club house on K street in q way to
maze it credit to the local temple,
but to revivify the temple itself by in
voking the personal interest in its af-
fairs of every member. Recorder r.
Lawrence Walker is urging that petit
tons for membership for the forthcom-
ing ceremonial be actually in his hands
not later than March 40. There is
every prospect of a large and distin-
guished class, he states.
Wednesday evening Brightwood Lodge,
No. 43, will tender q reception to and
give an entertainment in honor of
Grand Monarch e. w. Libbey and
Monarch Henry C. Stein, the latter a
Brightwood Lodge The affair will
start at o'clock, and all prophets and
their Master Mason friends are invited
They are admoniShed, however to come
early, as it is expected the s. r. o..
sign will be hung out long before the
hour Of 8. 1t is expected that James
A. west, grand master of MaSonS OF
the District: James C. Hoyle, potentate
of Almas Temple, Mystic Shrine. and
many other Masonic notableS will be
present The Grotto Band, Drill Corps
and Drum and Bugle Corps will con-
tribute to the program. Refreshments
will be served
March ~ a large number of prophets
will visit Sams Grotto, Richmond,
Va, the occasion being the Off1cial
visit Of Grand Monarch Libbey to that
grotto. The present arrangement con-
templates ceremonial in the after
noon and a grand monarch's ball at
the John Marshall Hotel at night.
March 10 Kallipolis 0rotto will hold
business meeting and short-f
ceremonial at grotto headquarters. in
order to initiate a class of candidates
who desire to join the pilgrimage to
Richmond.
EASTERN STAR.
East Gate Chapter will have charge
OF the services at the Masonic and
Eastern Star Home today at O'Clock.
Rev. Charles r. Barnes, rector Of the
Church Of Our Savior, Episcopal, Brook
land, will offlciate. The temple COM
mittee will meet at the home of Past
Matron Keil tomorrow evening. The
Star Point Society will hold a card
party at East Gate Temple next Thurs
day evening.
Matron Alice Larrimore Schram Of
Temple Chapter announces q short
business meeting tomorrow evening fol-
lowing by an entertainment.
The members of the Women's East
ern Star Treasury Club will be the
guests Of Bethany Chapter March 81.
Past Matron Roberta s. F'oSse is ar
ranging for card party for the bene-
ut Of the temple committee at the
Washington Auditorium at 8 O'Clock
April !. Refreshments will be served.
The sunshine committee will give o. card
party at the home of Mrs. Edna L. Red
man, 1915 Irving street, at 8 O'Clock
March "a. The endowment committee
was entertained February 2S at the
home Of Past Matron Eva D. Court.
She was assisted by Past Matron Estelle
M. Catlin, Mrs Alice w. Newhard and
Edward j. Reamer.
At the last meeting of Good Will
Chapter degrees were conferred. The
home board will meet March Is at 8
pm. at the home of Mary @. Porter.
The ways and means committee will
have q dance at the Winston Hotel on
March rs and q card party at North
east Temple April S.
A meeting of the executive commit
tee of the Association Of MAtrons and
the home OF the president, Maude
Shively. Plans were made for the an
nual banquet to be held at the Blue
Triangle March 81.
Harmony Chapter will have a 'Tacky
Party" after the regular meeting March
ID. The next home card party will be
March is at 1928 Jefferson street.
At the last meeting of ,Mizpah Chap
ter the degrees wege conferred. Past