Evening star., 1922-05-21
' HE second annual Masonic and
Eastern Star memorial sery-
ice will be held this evening,

T HE second annual Masonic and
Eastern Star memorial sery-
ice will be held this evening
at o'clock, at Trinity Dio-
cesan Church, Rev. David Ransom
the grand master of Masons and the
grand matron and grand patron OF
the Order of the Eastern Star. 1t will
be conducted by Mr.. Covell.
Practically all the lodges Of Free
masonry and all the chapters of the
Eastern Star have designated repre-
sentatives to read the list of the dead
OF the lodge or chapter, and to place
a white rose or a carnatton in the
symbolic cross or star upon the repos-
itory. Under the arrangements made
the men will wear tuxedos and the
women will be clothed in white. From
the silent professional, with Chopin 8
Funeral March, to the triumphant re-
cessional hymn, the service has been
carefully planned with BETTING de-
tail to symbolic not only bereave-
ment. but the triumphant note of
victory.
DIR. J. Stanley Durkee will deliver
being. "why Memorial?" The Trim
1ty Church choir will chant the burial
psalms and sing the Te Deum and the
Ofrertorium. Vocal solos and other
hymns appropriate to the occasion
also will be sung. Electric symbols
reading Of the scripture lessons and
during the closing part of the service.
Seats Will be reserved FOR members
of the families of those for whom the
memorial service is held, If they have
signified a desire for them, also for
grand officers in all the bodies repre-
sented. Otherwise the church will be
open to the general public. who will
be admitted at z O'Clock; There VIII
be an organ prelude and postlude to
Grand Master Coombs and Mrs.
Coombs, Acting Grand Matron Tillie G.
Chauncey and Grand Patron Gratz E.
Dunkum, with members OF both grand
lines, will be present.
The official program follows: Organ
prelude. professional, Chopin Funeral
March; hymn 222. Nearer, My God,
to Thee: opening sentences. chanting
ture lesson. TIE Deum, Trinity Church
Choir; prayers, violin solo, Durwin
Bowersox; announcements, muslcai
selection: address: Why Memo no
fertorium. Trinity Choir; the me-
mortal roll and floral tribute. hymn
All, Now the Laborer's Task Is Ger.
closing prayers, kneeling hymn. ben
ediction, recessional hymn 173, THE
strife Is Ger" and organ prelude.
Potomac Lodge No. s.. tomorrow
evening. in Masonic Hall: George
n1sht 11En wa When nans the NJ n NJ dsenes viii
be presented by a line of, officers Sc
1ected from employees OF The Evening
Star and ninety Masons a,,.n.o from The n e
The Official line will include the
following Master. first section, John
20; second section, James T. Casebeer.
past master Lodge 81; senior warden.
Royal E. Corwin,, past master Lodge
past master Lodge No. 20; senior dea-
con, John ]. Ferber, Lodge 81; junior
deacon. Lawrence j. Fowler, Lodge
donald. DO Lodge Is: senior steward.
walter Ferber, Lodge No. 4, junior
steward Charles H. Cooke, Lodge %;
marshal. N. W Strausbaugh, Lodge
past m master % Lodge i 81. l. A's'ssf'
The degree, tomorrow evening, will
at S It's temple "a aPa upsh1r % str Streets It's
northwest.
Tomorrow evenins the Grand
spscisl session at 1850 o'clock, to re. e"
ceive the report of its committee on
universal temple which events have
locates located on @ the Desne Ms,,ans1 estate now ocs
Foundation. at Connecticut and Flor
ida avenues northwest.
Tuesday. May 80. besides being
Decoration Day, when the nation pays
1ts memoriai enc sr tribute to Its heroic
for a tribute to the living in the base
ball game between teams of Almas
Temple of tho Mystic Shrine and Kali
Prophets, for the beheft of the Ma
sonic and Eastern Star Homo. Ex-
traordinary preparations have been
sbsst nnDs only the bene
at Of the great Masonic charity, but
for the entertainment of tho thou
sands who will attend the game. There
shrine Arab Patrol and Saracen
Guard Of the Shrine Legion OF. Hon
Or and the Grotto Drill Corps will ap-
otner tn % spsciaities to % amuse @ "tnsrSIs the BIG
Hrst-class game Of ball
High Priest Edward Burkholder
has announced that the High Priests
Association Of the current year has
been invited to present the Royal
Arch degree in Columbia Royal Arch
Chapter "Wednesday evening At spe-
been given by the high priest. and
it is assumed the session will open
et 7:S0 p.m... the usual hour for con-
Eening the chapter.
Tuesday evening Senior Grand Dea-
con Gratz e. Dunkum will deliver
an address before Takoma Lodge,
No. 20, on Qualifications OF Candi-
dates and Duties of Committees Re-
1ating Thereto"
Rev. c. Morgan Compiler will de-
liver an address before Dawson
Lodge, No. l6, tomorrow evening. on
'The Influence of Masonry on Ma
tional Life"
The spring class of the Scottish
Rite bodies now numbering above
$50 members, will conclude It's jour-
ney into the esotertc realm with
the thirty-second degree: .1Master OF
the Royal Secret" Tuesday evening
5n Albert Pike Consistory. II. r. g..
at the Scottish Rite Cathedral. I'd
and p streets northwest So many
eddftfonal petitions have been re-