Evening star., 1933-10-08
FRATERNITIES
MASONS.

MASONS.
The Washington Railroad Square
Club met September 80. Thurston @.
Brown, president of the Advisory Board.
talked on Railroad "reminiscences"
John Murcell, president of the Trestle-
board Club, called attention to Ma
sonic Club Sunday, October 20, at
Waugh M. E. Church. The mass meet
ing Of the various clubs Of the District
will be addressed by DR.. Allen F. Poore
at pm.
william Wolf, the vagabond trouba-
dour, who has circled the globe and
contemplates another trip, told about
his experiences.
Interesting views OF an educational
nature were exhibited. These were pro-
duced under the direction of George
Mergell
Among those present were Frank j.
Day, State president, National League
of Masonic Clubs; Past Presidents
George F. Mergell, Oscar w. Riley and
John j. Cunningham; Morgan S. Gass-
man, A. Frank Kreglow, Thomas F.
Foltz, c. F. Benckert, Robert FitZhugh,
c. L. Gerard. Charles w. Jones, H. A.
Shytle and many other members of the
Railroad Square Club.
Arthur B. Hayes, SD degree, secretary
of the Scottish Rite bodies, will be the
guest speaker at the dinner meeting of
Washington Chapter, No 3, National So
JournerS, on Wednesday evening. The
National Sojourners, made up of COM
miSsioned officers of the Army, Navy,
Marine Corps, Coast Guard, Coast and
Geodetic Survey and Public Health
Service who are Master Masons. will
hold the dinner at the Hotel La Fayette
at $50 pm. sharp. Col. Charles c.
Allen, retired, will preside. The SUBJ
Ject OF Judge Hayes illustrated address
will be The Great Seal Of the United
States"
Today is knights Templsr Day at the
final service 70. this season on Temple
Heights at 4 o'clock The address will
be delivered by Rev. DR.. James Shera
Montgomery. grand prelate of the
Grand Commandery. The vocal music
under the direction of j. Walter
Humphrey. will be furnished by a
quartet Of Columbia Commandery, No. 2.
The grand commander of Knights
Templar, Capt. William H. Harrison,
accompanied by the other officers of
the Grand Commandery. escorted by
the officers and sir knights of the six
constituent communicates Of the Dis
trict of Columbia, in full Templar uni
form, will be the special guests. The
communicates will form at Wyoming
avenue and Columbia road, and headed
by the Grotto Band under the leader
ship of Frederick Wilkin, will march
to Temple Heights.
Hope Lodge No. 20. F. A. A. M, is
holding a past masters night on Fri
day in honor of the past masters.
Brightwood Lodge, No. 43. announces
a program of moving pictures and lee
ture on trip through the East by Past
Master Henry c. Stein. The master
extends a cordial invitation to all Mas
ter Masons to meet with Brightwood
Lodge in the lodge room october IL,
when the pictures will be shown.
Mount Horeb Chapter No. 7, R. A. M,
on Tuesday will confer the mark
masters degree with the Excellent High
Priest E. o. Hermann and the r. a.
O., Charles H. Stone in the East. AL
Royal Arch Masons are invited.
The high priest of Washington Chap
ter No 2, R. A. M, announces that at
monial will be given for Harry Standi-
ford, past grand master, past grand
high priest and past potentate of Almas
Temple.
SCOTTISH RITE.
Mithras Lodge of Perfection held its
regular business meeting October 3 at
the cathedral of the rite, after which
the fourth degree was conferred upon
the class of candidates. There was a
large attendance of members and the
degree work was presented in fine form.
Tuesday evening, a special meeting
of the lodge will be held for the con-
ferring of the fifth degree, followed by
the regular meeting of Evangelist Chap
ter, knights Rose Croix. All resident
and visiting Scottish Rite Masons are
invited.
KALLIPOLIS GROTTO.
Fifty prophets and the Drill Corps
OF Kallipolis Grotto journeyed to
Fredericksburg, Va, on September 81
to witness the presentation by Past
Grand Monarch E. w. Libbey OF the
charter to Abaca Grotto of that city
and the initiation of IA candidates.
The ritualistic work was conferred by
Monarch Frederick Wilken, Chief JUS
tice William j. Erskine and c. F. Ar1ni-
ger of Kallpolis Grotto. After the
Grotto ceremonies the Prophets and
their wives enjoyed dancing and re-
freshments at the Elks' Home. The
attendance was augmented by large
delegations from Samis Grotto. Rich
fnond. Va. and Yedz Grotto, Baltimore.
Kallipolis Grotto held business and
social meeting Monday evening Inc
social features were under the dlrectlon
Of the Grotto Drill Corps.
ORGANIZATION of Kallipolis Glee and
Dramatic Club, under the direction OF
Prophet Solomon Stichman is well
under way.
ORDER OF THE EASTERN STAR.
The following are grand visitatlons
for this week: Temple Chapter, NO. io'
october 9, 8 pm; Lebanon Chapter NO
P5, October 10, pm; Hope CnapteI'
No. 80, october II, pm; william r;
HUNT Chapter, No. 16. october II, o;so
E m. and Good Will Chapter. NO. 3o'
october 13, $50 pm.
The Star Point Society of William F.
Hunt Chapter. No. Is, met FRIDAY at
the home of Mrs. Mary Brooker. ms
was the first Fall meeting of the society
and plans for Winter activities were
discussed. Announcements Will pe nlaoe
later.
The chapter will receive its annual
grand visitation Thursday. Past Pa
tron William Carter has charge OF the
Entertainment for the evening. the
chapter members and their families
have been invited to attend an AT
Home" to be held Saturday from to
1880 pm. at the Masonic and Eastern
Star Home. ...,,
The ways and Means Committee will
meet Friday at the home OF Past Ma
from Marguerite Behrends. 3418 Thirty
fourth street. The Auxiliary Home
Board will meet October 16 at the home
of Past Matron Rose Carter, 3ll3
South Dakota avenue northeast. The
Oficers' Club will meet October Ii at
the home of Mrs. Mabel Britt 62o9
Thirtieth street.