Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-03-08


will be in charge of Washington
Il Centennial Lodge, No. IA, with
Rev. S. B. Daugherty officiating
A special musical service is announced
William r.. Singleton Lodge, No. 80
announces that its officers and members
viii attend services this evening at 73(
O'Clock at St. Columba's Church, Muir
dock Mill road and Albemarle street
assembling first at the lodge temple a.
z pm.
Brightwood Commandery, No.
knights Templar, at the invitation Of
the pastor, will attend services at The
Sixth Presbyterian Church, Sixteenth
and Kennedy streets northwest at
O'Clock, after first assembling at Bright
wood Masonic Temple at 7:30 pm.
whence 1t will march in a body to the
church.
Past high priests night will be cele'
brated at the convocation Of Mount
Pleasant Royal Arch Chapter, No. 10
Friday, with past high priests present
ing the ritualistic work. Royal Arch
Masons are specially invited to bt
present.
Friday evening, from 8 to IL o'clock
AlmRs Temple Of the Mystic Shrine will
entelta. IN compliment to its lady
friends in the new clubhouse with q
program and dancing. Mobiles will be
admitted upon presentation of theil
identification cards.
worshipful Master John NJ. Little
page of Temple Noyes Lodge, No. 80
announces that Thursday evening. al
8 o'clock, In addition to the ritualistic
work and previous thereto, Grand Mas
ter Of MaSons, C. Fred Cook, who is a
member of the lodge, at the request OF
Gov. Blackwood Of South Carolina, who
Is the grand master in South Carolina
viii present to Past Grand Master
Cooper, an Ex-Governor of the State
but now q resident of this city, pat
ent" presented by the Grand Lodge OF
South Carolina to its past grand
masters.
The circus, the big event which
Almas Temple has announced, will open
at the washington Auditorium Monday,
March 10, for six nights of fun and
hilarity and three special mattnees for
the Riddles.
A real circus with real big-top feature
acts has been engaged, including many
sensational attractions headed by May
Wirth. the worlds greatest bareback
rider; her funny brother Phil and the
entire With family. The With family
has appeared in every large city Of Eu-
rope, Asia and Australia. The program
Is high in caliber, including Maybelle's
elephants In a routine Of feats of pachy-
derm comedy; Miss Bee Jung, aerialist;
the Five lie Lands. equilibrists; De Koe
Trio, European novelty presentation;
Freeman Brothers, equestrians; Han
mock Duo in unusual acrobatic feats:
gwlx - LII. D..
Gene and Gaby, English pantomim-
lists; Frisco's seals and sea lions, and
the Randows in a knock EN- down and
drag-'em-out comedy flaSco along with
dancing horses, horde Of funny circus
clowns and European and Asiatic
artists.
Potentate Robert s. Regar has an
Iiounced ceremonial at 1880 o'clock In
the Belasco Theater for Monday, April
IS, in honor of Imperial Potentate Esten
A. Fletcher, who will pay Almas Temple
o fraternal visit on that date.
Monarch c. F. Howell has announced
q business meeting with fun, frolic and
prizes for Wednesday evening at Grottc
headquarters. It will be in keeping
with the February meeting, only better
he states.
April IL a ceremonial will be held a,
the Arcadia, followed by athletic events
for members only, the admission being
by current Grotto card.
The Supreme Forest Of the United
States of America, Tall Cedars OF
Lebanon, has honored Capitol Forest
No. l04. with an invitation, extended BY
supreme Tall Cedar William A. Brink
Nan from his headquarters in Jancas-
ter, Pa, to attend the twenty-ninth an.
nual session of the Supreme Forest al
Atlantic City, N. j., May 81 and %
The membership Of the convention viii
total approximately 1000, while thou.
sands, including bands, clubs In UNI
forms and wearers of the green pyramid
will participate in the parade on the
boardwalk the afternoon Of May % un.
der the direction of Supreme CHIEF
Ranger Milton e. Seaman
The following representatives Of
Capitol Forest are entitled to seats ir
the convention Grand Tall Cedar
John @. Slye, Scribe Frederick r. Stef.
fens, Supreme Chaplain Rev Robert Lex
Lewis and Past Grand Tall Cedar:
Charles A Jaquette, Alvah w Patter.
son, Hamlin M. Vandervort, James T
Pendergast and Frank A. Birgfeld.
The Executive Committee of Capito
Forest met at the Raleigh Hotel Friday
night to discuss plans for a ceremonial
TO be held the latter part Of the month
The Washington Railroad Square
Club was entertained recently at North.
east Temple by Harry j. Odenthal Ct
the Chesapeake g. Potomac Telephone
Co. with The Genesis of the Tele-
phone" covering the history of the
instrument from its crude and primitive
beginning to the far-reaching. world
encircling mode Of communication nov
In general use, in I'VE reels Of TALKING
pictures showing the important part the
telephone has played IN the modern
industry OF radio, television. flying
telephony and the talking movies.
President James B. Edmunds, in be.
half Of the club, thanked Mr.. Odentha
for this most entertaining feature.
Announcement was made of q ban.
quet and reception to be given Secre.
tary of Labor William N Doak, at the
Mayfower Hotel, Thursday. April 90
S-@@"c-etary Doak is member Of thu
Railroad Square Club.
Among many in attendance were
Past Presidents Sullivan, Cunningham
Riley, Hayes and Mergel: j. d. Sui
Ivan, Circle Club: Mai J. v. Walker
president Ionic Club; j. L. Bateman
secretary Ionic Club; @. W. Speckman
past president Lambskin Club; T. O
Brown. secretary Trestleboard Club
past president National League Ma
sonic Clubs. Lynn H. Troutman: H. K
Troutman. Gavel Club: J. E. Hoffman
Keyser W. Va; q. Lewis Heightman
Railroad Y. NJ. G. A., and many others
washington Council No. %. Ladie
OF the Universal Craftsmen Council o
Engineers, met Saturday last
A letter was read from Mrs. Maymi
A. Knechle, worthy national Crane
president, stating she would make he
FIRST official visit to this council Satur
day, March IL. It is her own hom
council. Onncial visits viii be mad
70 other councils which extend from
Maine 10 California.