Evening star., 1922-10-22

- sermon at the services held
NJ Ternnle Heights this afternoon at
O'Clock under the auspices of the
Grand Lodge of the District. his
theme will be God and the Common
Man" Music will be provided by the
Mt. Pleasant Church quartet, CLAUDE
Robson director, with Miss Frances
ScherRer. soprano; Miss Cleo Seaman.
contralto; William Shanahan, tenor.
and Raymond Moore, bass. Ineir
numbers will include Rogers Awake
Up, My Glory" and Still. Still Win
Thee" by Speaks, with a duet oy
Messrs. Shanahan and Moore, Sar-
gents Say, Watchman, What OF the
Night?''
George Washington's Masonic birth
day will be f1ttingly observed In the
Central High School auditorium sat
day evening, November 4, at S:l5
o'clock. under the joint auspices OF
the committee on education OF the
Grand Lodge of Masons of the DIS
trict and the advisory board Of the
Masonic clubs of the District. Due to
the limited seating capacity OF the
auditorium, admission may be OBJ.
tanned by card only. to be procured
from the secretaries Of the Masonic
lodges.
The annual Templar field day exer-
cises will be held at Temple Heights.
Connecticut and Florida avenues. Sat
urday, November 4. with competitive
drills by the teams of the several
Communicates from 10 to 1880
o'clock; inspection of the COM
manderies from 1880 to pm. and a
grand review and parade to Masonic
Temple. starting at 4 pm The silver
loving cup. now in the keeping OF
Orient Commandery. No. s.. Will pc
the trophy awarded to the COM
mandery having the largest percent
in full Templar uniform. This cup
must be won three successive times
to become the property of any COM
mandery. The local communicates.
in full Templar uniform, have been
ordered to report at headquarters at
officers of the Grand Commandery
and the past grand commanders. who
will form the staff of the grand COM
mander. have been asked to report
to the grand captain general at the
same hour. The drills and inspection
will be under the supervision of Ed
ward p. Hazleton. inspector general
Past Commander L. Whiting Estes is
officer of the grounds and will assign
positions to the several command
cries. All members of the Masonic
fraternity are invited. but no auto
mobiles or carriages will be admitted
to the grounds.
Takoma Lodge, No. 20, Tuesday
evening will consider proposed
amendments to it's bylaws and prob
ably arrangements for its Halloween
lnri9I
Friday evening at 7:so o'clock the
Masons of Petworth will meet In
Joppa Lodge Hall at End and Upshur
Petworth Masonic Club. A program
of entertainment has been arranged.
and all Master Masons living in Pet
worth are invited.
Ralph G. Cornell. scribe. will head
the official line in the degree work in
Washington Chapter. No. 2. Thursday
evening-his maiden effort. 1t is an
nounced. The High Priests Associa-
tion presented the royal arch degree
at the last meeting of the chapter.
Refreshments will be served after the
work Thursday evening. and a gen.
eral invitation has been extended to
Capitular Masons to be present.
Grand Master c. c. Coombs publicly
Lodge. No. 81. last Tuesday at its an
nual visitation for pledeing nearly
$4,000 toward the fund for the new
Masonic temple at Temple Heights.
Senior Grand Deacon Gratz E. Dun
KUN spoke also on the new temple
project to an audience Of approxi-
mately 400. The Montrose Quartet
sang and luncheon was served.
High Priest James S. Briggs of
Chant0Y
Arch Masons. has announced refresh
ments after the degree work Tuesday
evening.
The Ladies' Auxiliary of Orient
Commandery, No. 5. Knights Templar.
Is to give a masquerade party Satur-
day evening at Naval Lodge Hall, 4th
street and Pennsylvania avenue
southeast.
Announcement Is made that at the
celebration of the Masonic clubs of
Washington at Temple Heights next
Sunday afternoon at o'clock, in
which twenty-three clubs with an ap-
participate. Rev. DR.. John c. Palmer.
grand chaplain Of the Grand Lodga OF
the District. will conduct the services
and Rev Harry Allen Tupper. pastor
Of the First Baptist Church. who has
recently returned from a visit to
liver an address. The Almas Temple
Glee Club and the Washingtonians,
a musical organization of forty male
and female voices. will sing and the
Kallipolis Grotto Band will give an
instrumental concert from $50 to 4
pm.
Almas Temple of the Mystic Shrine
rs said to be showing it's capacity for
handling not only big things. but
many things at the same time and
Executive Secretary Standiford and
his army Of cooperating mobiles are
leaving no stone unturned In the mat
ter of preparations for the great
Shrine convention In Washington
next June, Illustrious Potentate
Steuart, who is supervising matters
in q general way, Is spending all his
available time first for the next cere-
monisl at the President Theater Mon
day 4vening. November 20. as the
next big event following the mann
moth barbecue at Moves farm yes
terday. It was somewhat Of . sur,
to be steeled against surprise by their
early training, in the order. to ind
among their entertainment a cavalry
drill, q balloon ascension with
parachute drop, in addition to the
athletic games and COX roast" with
cameps milk as a side beverage. as
few Of the features Of the great
barbecue yesterday. But yesterday
Is past and the potentate 10 now look
Ing to the future Imperial Potentato
James s. McCandless. the famous
Sunny Jim" OF Shrinedom. will 66