Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-03-01

Circus looms above other acClVl-
ties of Almas Temple because Of
~ its nearness. The uniformed
bodies have started something
that should be of interest. All of the
attractions for the circus, which will
be held In the Washington Auditorium
from March 16 to March 81, will be
furnished by Worth 81 Hamid, Fair
Booking Co., Inc, New York City. One OF
the features will be speciality by May
With, assisted by Funny Phil" and
the With family. DR.. Thomas L. Mil
Ter, chairman OF the General Committee
on Arrangements, promises q refund
cheerfully II not satisfied. The boys
Of the uniformed bodies have set out
to please the public.
Almas Temple will hold a business
meeting Thursday in the club house.
The potentate has provided entertain
nnent and refreshments will be served.
AS a compliment to the members
of the nobility and their ladies. Poten-
tate Regar has arranged for ladies'
night at the club house Friday March
10, from 8 to IL o'clock. Ladies nights
are regarded as fixed custom in Almas
Temple.
AlmaS Temple starts its year under
the leadership of Potentate Robert S.
Regar with q well defined plan for
building up the temple. Noble Ara M.
Daniels has been appointed as chair
man of the Membership Committee,
which Is divided into two rival camps,
one under the leadership of Vice Chair
man Leonard p, Steuart and the other
under Vice Chairman L. Whiting Estes.
Each member of these two subcommit-
tees has had definite duties assigned to
him. L. Whiting Estes Is sanguine
that when the contest has ended his
subcommittee will walk of with the
honorE. It is hoped by Potentate Regar
that not less than 100 novices will be
presented for the Oriental mysteries
at the next ceremonial, April IS, when
Imperial Potentate Esten A. Fletcher
win pay Almas Temple an official visi-
tation.
The ladies Of the Order of the East
ern Star will serve three turkey dinners
during the month of March In Almas
Temples new club house from to 7:3O
o'clock pm. on the following dates:
March 8, Tuesday, Loyalty Chapter, No.
81 o, z. s.; March 5, Thursday Hard
ing Chapter, No. 81, o. z. s.; March
10, Thursday, st. Johns Lodge Chap
ter. No. 1s, o. z. S.
Joseph H. Milans Lodge, No SO. at
It's stated communication Friday eve
ming VIII hold q past masters night.
with no degree scheduled, but the en-
tire evening viii be given over to en-
ertainment. An invitation has been
offended to all brethren.
The Joseph H. Milans Fellowcraft
CAb WI meet tomorrow. The pres
ens OF every member has been ear
neNy requested.
March c. F. Howell has mailed
mvAuonS TO the Grotto memberships
for Ae 4adies' night entertainments and
dane at the Raleigh Hotel Saturday
eVeng. Master Of Ceremonies Fred
encAWllken,, chairman of this event.
prol9es something extraordinary. The
only omission fee is a good standing
GroAcard. which will admit prophet
ana ladies. Members are adlnon-
Bneog obtain their cards in order TO
ea mlttance. A number of distiu-
gulshsMaSons have been invited.
Motch Howell also announces that
the % ceremonial with Yedz Grotto
OF 6ailore and Samis Grotto of Rich
nlon1 been postponed owing to a
connf dates. Kallipolis Grotto
~. exssgin hold ceremonial In April,
vsSpr which is now forming.
a.. ptto Of Baltimore will hold
Pytsias ladies' night at Knights Of
Tie Thursday, March IL.
Thsr rest No. 1o4. Tall Cedars
~ Staged its fifth anniversary
paiairh the ball room Of the
.s.s slen -. last Friday evening
$3.50 scc1en top degree was con-
T1dsr,srn to the mystic rites Of
S~SM ~ was followed by a pro-
mstehes andns bouts, wrestling
The evening vi aIIactlve features.
by the CapitP psneo WIZ q concert
NJ r,e Of diPharles r. Brill. A
psItsr,ors and Wished guests from
--.sa.,t Cedar Forests were
The oficers il
nnonial were GrafIge OF tn1S cere-
Slye, Senior DepBL Oeoar 9onn u
Thomas c. HavelEran Ian CEDAR
Cedar Charles r. Elor deputy ian
r. Steffens, TreasuYo rreoeElck
Trustees Frank A. YIN III harvey ana
Pendergast and HaIto, Games =
Supreme Tall Ga. wsnoerVort
Srinkman Of LancaS WlIlam A.
ned By Mrs. Brinkn3 a., accompa-
Washington recently tsseo through
Carolina, Georgia an&e 70 south
MS Official visits 10 TIKI ioa 70 pay
located in those StateS louS forests
Tan Cedar H. FranklAC supreme
Reading, Pa, accompso ssIhan OF
Bro9Sman, was another Dy MIS-
Masonic visitor to WASH lngulsneo
occasion Of the fourth anE on the
pilgrimage TO Mount Vefp Moiay
ltngton, Va. February 2Ifno Ar
sponsored by the local roland 20,
chapter and attended byt
1000 members of the manF IMAM
Chapters throughout the cob Moiay
Brossnlan brought with him Mr
naI team Of Reading ChapSaAHet
established a record by Yirrf hlcn
game played with other De Mokyery
The Temple Club Of MasteA
eol tne United States Post OAons
Partment met recently in tRe-
Ee1oWs temple, 4l9 Seventh e
Of the mail equipment shops w
charge. Members Of the club FROM
Bureau Of the Fourth Assistant A
master General were In charge oh
program. John w. Philip, Fourth
sistant Postmaster General, and Har
r. Ntchol, deputy fourth assistant, "
present. Mr.. Philip addressed the me
ing on Fraternaltsm and What
A large attendance enjoyed a
program, with dancing at the clC
Entertainment features included mt
cal numbers by Miss Florence Voc
and Harry Angelica; Scotch drollel
BY y. G. Thompson; saxophone Sc
py Lester Hanson, and the Engl
family In Swiss bells and musi
glasses.
EASTERN STAR.
The last meeting Of Fidelity Chap
was, children'g night. The spec
guests were the grand matron, ora
patron. Past Grand Matron SAL
Bogley and Past Grand Patron Or,
Dunkum. The next meeting win
March u
Esther Chapter win have a short b.,
meas meeting Thursday night. follow
6y program in charge Of Mrs willis