Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-03-15

w WASHINGTON OUNCIL,
a ROYAL AND SELECT MAS
wv TIERS, will have its annual
election of officers tomorrow
evening and following their
installation will devote the remainder
of the evening to social intercourse ana
refreshments
Henry H NAPLES will deliver an ad-
dress on a Masonic educational subject
in Petworth Lodge, No. At, Thursday
evening.
The annual card benefit party of the
Ladies Auxiliary of Brightwood COM
nnandery, No. 4, knights Templar, will
be given Saturday evening in the audi
forum of Chestnut Farms Dairy. Mrs
Alfred B. Carter, chairman of the COM
mittee in charge, will be assisted by
Mrs william N. Beahm; Mrs. George
A. Ross, Mrs. j. Fred Huber, Mrs. Rose
H Snyder, Mrs. E. Bligh and Miss
Ella E. Lamb.
Robert S. Regar, potentate of Almas
Temple, has announced that starting
tomorrow night at the Washington
Auditorium there will be "a pulsing
presentation of perilous performances as
features of the Shrine Circus which VIII
offer two performances daily through
out the entire week. A feature of the
opening night will be a parade start
ing at the new Shrine club house at
Thirteenth and K streets, northwest,
and continuing to the Auditorium. Sew
eral hundred newSboys, as guests of Al
mus Temple. will accompany the
Shriners in the parade. DR.. Thomas
Miller, chairman of arrangements says
that some of the leading features of
the world of white tops" have been
engaged for the week.
Grand Tall Cedar John @. Slye has
announced that Capitol Forest No. 104,
Tall Cedars of Lebanon, has been hon.
ored by Lebanon Lodge, No. Z, with an
invitation to pay it fraternal visit
Friday evening at $3.50 O'Clock, in the
Masonic Temple.
The program of entertainment is to
be provided by the Capitol Forest Band
of so instruments under the direction of
Junior Deplty Grand Tall Cedar
Charlas r. Brill, interpreted by xylo-
phone solo by Cedar Harry Harth; tenor
solo by Cedar John G. Klein; trumpet
solo, Cedar Albert Knowlden; clarinet
solo by Cedar Harry Meiners, and bass
solo by Cedar E. r. Mathews. A To-
minute talk on 1.-THE Meaning of Cedar
ism viii be given by Past Grand Tall
Cedar Alvah w. Patterson. The Royal
Rangers. the uniformed unit of the
Forest, under the captaincy of Frank l.,
At a recent meeting of the executive
committee plans were completed for
full-form ceremonial to be held in the
ballroom of the Raleigh Hotel, Friday
evening, March 81.
Kallipolis Grottor is due for a cere-
monial April II at the Arcadia, Four
tenth and Park road Monarch c. F.
Howell and Master Of Ceremonies Fred
erick Wilkens are being showered with
congratulations for the wonderful ladies'
night staged at the Raleigh Hotel re-
Gently when more than 700 members
and guests were entertained by Jack
Mullane and the Edith Reed Entertain
erg before the dancing began. A dele
cation from Yedz Grotto, Baltimore,
headed by Monarch William Open
heiner, and including Past Monarchs
Howard G. Lamkin and Ellis Levin and
their ladies, came over for the occa-
sion Monarch Howell and delegation
from Kallipolis left Friday for Atlantic
City to attend the meeting of repre-
sentatives of the Eastern grottoes for
the purpose of organizing an association
OF grottoes located in this section Of the
country.
EASTERN STAR.
Ruth Chapter will meet tomorrow
evening. Degrees viii be conferred.
Following the meeting a dramatic club,
composed Of members of Jobs Daugh-
tiers, will entertain. Matron Ella Med.
Reed announces the next meeting of
the chapter, April 6, will be past ma
irons and past patrons night.
At the meeting of Washington Cen
tennial Chapter March 20, Matron
Mrs. Mary H. Boyles announces the
degrees will be conferred, after which
there viii be short program followed
by refreshments and dancing. There
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The Ways and Means Committee will
meet at the home Of Alfred Birming-
ham, 6204 Georgia avenue, March II.
The Auxiliary Home Board will hold
its monthly luncheon and meeting at
the home of Mrs. Fannie Krake, 52O8
Thirteenth street March 10 at 1890
o'clock.
Bethany Chapter at its meeting
March had refreshments and dane
ing. At the next meeting. March 20.
there will be initiation. The Sunshine
Committee will meet March 10 at the
home Of Associate Matron Marshall, l
w street, at 1890 o'clock. The host
esses will be Mrs. Norris Mrs. Timpe,
Mrs. Seager and Mrs. Ralph. The an
nual dance and card party will be held
at Wardman Park Hotel April 8.
Treaty Oak Chapter will entertain the
Ynatrons and patrons of 1928 at its
meeting tomorrow at pm. at Temple
Heights.
The past matrons and past patrons Of
Warren q. Harding Chapter and their
associate members were guests at din
ner of the hostesses, Past Matrons
Grace Cole and Flora E. Waldman, at
the home Of the latter, on Chesapeake
street, in Forest Hills, March 3. The
next meeting of the association will
be held in May at the home Of Mrs.
Watts, Germantown, Md.
Congress Lodge Chapter will meet to-
morrow evening at O'Clock. There
will be a program, refreshments and
dancing. The entertainment will be
furnished by the Star Point Club. Con-
ductress Edith Smith, Ways and Means
chairman, held a meeting of her COM
ruittee at the home Of Past Matron
szura 8. Davis. She has planned a
run1mage sale for March 80 at 2Ol4
Georgia avenue.
La Fayette Lodge Chapter at its last
meeting initiated two candidates. The
Temple Committee gave a silver tea
last Sunday at the home Of Past Grand
Patron Shreve The Ways and Means
Committee viii hold card party March
81 at the chapter hall, Fourteenth
and Kenyon streets. The next meeting
ceremony viii be given, after which
there will be program in charge Of
the Home Board Committee.
Fidelity Chapter viii meet March II.
It win be business meeting, followed
- entertainment and refreshments.