Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-05-31
FRATERNITIES

| Hiram, No 10; Takoma Park, No. 30.
Loyalty Chapter, No. %; Brookland
Chapter, No. n; Taxoma Chapter
August 2s, Joppa, No. ss Trinity, No.
Al; New Jerusalem, No. y: Chevy Chase,
No. AZ. Bethany Chapter. No. "a;
Joppe Lodge Chapter, No 27; Goodwin
Chapter, No. 50; Chevy Chase Chapter,
No. 80.
August 80, st. Johns, No. IL; King
Solomon No. 81; East Gate. No. -;
Congress, No. 81. St. Johns Lodge
Chapter, No. 10: East Gate Chapter, No.
81; Congress Lodge Chapter. No. IS.
September s, Kallipolis Grotto day;
Federal, No. /. Potomac, No. s.; Theo-
dore Roosevelt. No. ~. Columbia
Chapter No. Is; Lebanon Chapter, No.
IS; Gavel Chapter. No. 30.
September 10, Eastern Star day; As
ISOLATION of Matrons and Patrons 1881.
September 20, Almas Temple OF the
Mystic Shrine. Speaker, Rev. DR.. John
G. Palmer
September 81, Association of wor-
shipful Masters, 1881.
october 4, Knight Templar day.
General Conmittee-Past Grand
Master Charles c. Coombs, general
chairman: ]. Walter Humphrey, direc-
tor Of music; Frank NJ. Roller. in
CIldIS &c VI uSAiCIo, Odhl~o w. ANACONAANi
assistant of ushers; Reuben A. Bogley,
in charge of finances.
Petworth Lodge will celebrate its
fourth anniversary next Thursday eve
ming at which time Grand Master
Cook, Past Grand Master Dunkum and
Past Grand Master Jacobs will address
the lodge. followed by entertainment
and dancing.
Almas Temple will hold a ceremonial
Thursday, June rs, at the new club
house, 1918 K street. Candidates initi-
ated at this session will be eligible to
join the pilgrimage to the Imperial
Council session to be held in Cleveland
July IA, Is and l6. Almas Temple will
not send the uniformed bodies to the
Imperial Council, but will send its rep
resentatives instead. headed by Past
Imperial Oriental Guide in the Imperial
line. The last day on which petitions
for this class may be received Is June
20.
The program for the great Shrine
convention in Cleveland outlines
series of interesting events that will
make the occasion one of unusual pleas
ure. Early acceptances at convention
Headquarters point to an attendance OF
Almas Temple will be accompanied on
this annual pilgrimage by number Of
the local Shriners with their ladies.
Reduced rates have been secured for all
who desire to attend.
The washington Railroad Square
Club, at its meeting May % at North
east Temple, entertained THE Mystic
Knights Of the Sea-" President James
B. Edmunds sponsored the "s3rd degree
Fahrenheit" Jesse G. Suter, author OF
Fish; Orrie L. Beardsley, Whale;
Charles A. Kicks, Salmon; Alvin B.
Lank, Shad; Alexander L. Solomon,
Cod; E. r. Troxel, Mackerel; DR.. Har-
old Berman, Herring; j. Harry Glasco,
Sturgeon: Dr. Charles Elder Reed, Bass;
Horace j. Phelps, Flying Fish; Stanley
e. Travis, Sword Fish: Howard M.
Stackhouse, Smelt, and Frank z. Yilek,
master of ceremonies. Sardine; S. H.
Dedaker. Amos, and william o. Pollard,
Andy, all Of Joppa Lodge. Joshua B.
Callahan Of Temple Noyes Lodge (who
alternates with Frank D. Pollard Of
Washington CentenniaD appeared as
the Grand King Fish Of the World and
impressed the fish who sought the
deep waters Of the tank" Those care
fully selected for that honor were
Arthur A. Wright, Charles RoSsiter. A.
Roy Blanford, D, s. Mcmahon and
Esten Gil. Musical accompanies and
soloistS were Harry B. wilkins of La
Fayette, No. 10, and Joseph M. Leibert
Of National, No. IL.
Those indicted into the Railroad
Square Club were George w. Vier--
buchen, Archie L. Lewis, Howard "