Evening star., 1932-10-02
MASONIC.

Kallipolis Grotto entertained Eureks
Chapter, R. A. NJ, at Masonic Temple
September %. After the Grotto officers
were introduced by Prophet I. B. Robin.
son and received by High Priest Keigf
L. Nettleton the following program, un-
der the direction Of Master Of Cere-
monies William j. Erskine, was pre-
sented: Selection. Kallipolis Grottc
Band, Frederick Wilken, director; ad-
dress by Past Grand Monarch Edward
w. Libbey; Miss Jean Bishop, soprano;
Paul CARRIER, tenor; Jewell Downs at the
piano. Wheeler Club Drama Guild
Audrey Cranston and John O'Neill, Miss
Ethel Neff at the piano: sketch, Kitty
Payne and Norman Kirby, monologue
Prophet F. Grove.
A Grotto Goodfellowship night was
held September %. Prophet Reuben
Ford exhibited educational moving pic
ture films, and Sidney Resnik enter
tained with solos, Miss Bernice Drlssell
at the piano.
On October IA, is and 16 the Middle
Atlantic Grotto Association will meet In
Atlantic City.
Plans are being made for joint cere-
monial to be held with the Middle At
' lantic Grottoes November 5.
The Washington Railroad Square
Club met September "a at Northeast
Temple. Philip Arnold sang. J. l.,
Bateman of the Ionic Club announced
the entertainment by the club IN Octo-
ber After the refreshments and cigars
a bingo party. under the direction OF
Billy Flynn, concluded the entertain
ment.
Capitol Forest, Tall Cedars OF Leb-
anon. held a ceremonial Friday eve
ming at the Raleigh Hotel ball room.
The local order has accepted the
invitation of Alexandria washington
Lodge of Alexandria. Va, to visit them
the evening of October Il. me nana
will have a street parade. In addition
to Alexandria Washington Lodge OF
Alexandria Va. there will be Masons
from Andrew Jackson Lodge of Alex
andria. Henry Knox Field Lodge OF
Potomac, Va: Occoquan Lodge OF Oc..
couuan, Va John A. Lejeune Lodge OF
Quantico, Va.
Members OF Almas Temple, Mystic
Shrine. with their officers and members
and their families, will be the special
guests at the open-air religious service
on Temple Heights today at O'CLOCK
DR.. John c. Palmer, grand chaplain,
will be the speaker. The music Will be
directed by j. Walter Humphrey OF the
Almas Temp, Chanters, and the band
OF the temple will provide several num-
bers and acc cGInpany the congregational
singing. The uniformed bodies OF AlmaS
Temple will also be in attendance.
All members of the Masonic fraternity
ana of the Order of the Eastern star,
as we'll as the public, with their faml-
lies, are welcome.
Columbia Commandery will confer
the Orders of Red Cross and Malta
Friday, with Capt. Gen. Shafer. Senior
Warden Gaysman. Junior Warden New
kirk and Prelate Farmer in the prlncl-
pal parts.
Preparations are being made for the
commandery's -eption to Grand
Comdr. L. Whiting Estes october 81.
The drill corps will hold card party
and dance at the Kennedy-Warren No
lvember 10.
La Fayette Chapter. r. A. M, will
hold social in the Masonic Temple
october at 7:30 pm. The principal
speaker will be DR.. Harrison z. Howe.
who will give impressions OF Europe.
DR.. Edward Gabler, rector of Christ
Episcopal Church. will address the
members of hing Solomon Lodge, No.
81, at its stated communication to be
held Wednesday. october 5. All Master
Masons are cordially invited.
The Grand Lodge of Masons of the
District Of Columbia will make its first
annual grand visitation to Benjamin b.
French Lodge tomorrow at pm.
Preceding the grand visitation the
Grand Lodge will be the guests OF Ben
1amin B. French Lodge at dinner at
$50 o'clock. A program has been ar
ranged under the direction OF John
Cabot White, past master of Benjamin
B. French Lodge. assisted by 35 other
past masters and several brethren OF
the lodge.
Rev. James shera Montgomery,
grand prelate, Grand Commandery,
knights Templar, will be the guest
speaker at the dinner. R. F. Camalier,
master of the lodge, will be toaStmas-
ter. The dinner will be served by
Lebanon Chapter. Order of the Eastern
Star, under the direction of Mrs. Ruth
S. Cromelin, matron.
The formal ceremonies of the grand
visitation will be followed by a pro-
gram of music and entertainment, which
will include vocal solos by Miss Marga-
ret Gilligan, instrumental selections by
Miss Martha Lynn Davenport, readings
by Robert Davidson and selections by
the male quartet of the Glee Club Of
the Chesapeake g. Potomac Telephone
Co.
EASTERN STAR.
Fidelity Chapter will have its an
nual grand visitation Thursday eve
ming. 1t will be followed by pro-
gram.
Matron Amelia r. Marshall an
rnnnceS the Grand Chanter officers