Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-07-18

Senior Warden Stockberger of Ia.
koma Lodge No. %, in the absence
of Master Lawson. announces that
the services at the Masonic and East
ern Star Home at o'clock this after
noon will be conducted by Rev. c. NJ
Young, chaplain of the lodge, while
the music will be rendered under
James w. Dyre, musical director OF
the lodge. Automobiles will be al
the terminus of the 9th street car line
TO take visitors to the home.
Stansbury Lodge, No. "a: Bright.
wood Royal Arch Chapter; No. 9,
and Ruth Chapter. No. /. Order of
the Eastern Star, with the Ladies' Aid
Auxiliary of Stansbury Lodge, are
busily engaged in preparations for a
mammoth carnival, to be held in
Stansbury's new Masonic Temple, at
Brightwood, from october 1 to Is.
Lebanon Lodge, No. Z, has set apart
Thursday, July 90, for a gala day at
Marshall Hall, and Master Noel has
called to his assistance a corps of
committees. headed by Past Master
Fessenden. Past Master Charles D.
Shackelford. c. U. Cox, William G.
Belts, Past Master, Thomas. S. Ser
geon. Past Ma ster William B. Free
man. Past Master L. j. Kelly and
c. Ed. Beckett. with a host of assist
ants. to care for the reception, the
dancing. the free lemonade, the kid
dies" the music and the fireworks.
for all those things and many others,
it is promised, will be in evidence.
Two tickets have been sent to each
member of the LODGE and additional
tickets, it is announced, are procura-
BILE from the committee in charge of
the senior warden
Secretary A. S. Henderson says East
Gate Lodge, No. "a. has a program of
degree work which win keep, the
tire summer. The NJ. NJ. degree is set
for Wednesday. -,
Kallipolis Grotto had what the mon
arch called business meeting at old
Masonic Temple Thursday evening.
which was devoted to listening to the
gossip; big and little, from the Su-
preme Council at Kansas City. recent
ly. a concert by the band and re-
freshments. Next Saturday the Grot-
to will have its picnic at the Zoo Park
for the families and friends of it's
members, the festivities commencing
at 3 pm. and the Harvard street en-
trance being, .,thee gathering place.
There are to be all sorts of diversions
novel contests. sports and fine prizes.
with free lemonade galore. August
IL the big Chesapeake Beach outing
will occur under the special direction
of Marshall w. Pickering, master Of
ceremonies. The Grotto Band will
furnish the music again and Yedz
Grotto of Baltimore will sail down to
the beach to share in the outing.
Past Grand Monarch Edward S.
Schmid and Monarch Charles A. Stew
ems of Kallinolis Gfotto. both enthu-
siastic Masonic Club members, report
that they had hand fnrlanding the
Masonic Clubs in New York city for
Washington next year. They are very
enthusiastic over the Masonic Club
work disclosed by the reports to the
recent convention in the metropolis.
A. H. Getz, chairman, says the fel-
lowship committee of :, The New, Je-
concern" and is organizing. glee
club. for it believes in fellowship"
which means feeling @thes other fell
lows pulse. getting next to the man
stores of genuine hospitality that
has something more to it than a
hollow ring The Lodge News Bul.
letin is sounding the craft on a new
which shall meet the present and
future needs Of the fraternity. Mas
ter Walter NJ. Bastian has an elabo-
rate article on the subject in the
lodge paper.
The offer Of Worshipful Master L
Whiting Estes to add cool thousand
dollars to the Masonic and Eastern
Star Home fund. provided the mem
bership of all the lodges see that
the returns from the ball game re-
Gently between the Shrine and the
Grotto equal $4,000, as promised,
has stirred many Of the lodges to
a post campaign canvass to raise
the amount necessary to win this
generous gift.
After it's Friday convocation for
the Royal Arch degree, Capitol Royal
Arch Chapter will call of for the
Almas Temple Of the Mystic Shrine
! is astir with preparations for. it's big
excursion to Marshall Hall next We'd
nesday. The proceeds are to be de-
voted exclusively to Almas Temple
Christmas Fund ito help some one
hungry lonely or sad on the
greatest feast day of the year Two
bands, one patrol and forty-seven
stunts, with an infinitude of enter
tainment for the boys and girls, are
announced as a few of the induce
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