Evening star., 1923-06-24

~OTOMAC and George c. Whit
- ing lodges this evening at 8
o'clock will hold a joint st.
Johns day service. The an
nounoement, which does not enter
into "details, states that the lodges
will meet in the lodge room and at
tend the service at Dumbarton Ave-
nue. NJ. E. Church in a body at 1880
pm.
DR.. Earle Wiley, pastor of the
Vermont Avenue Christian Church,
will preach, his theme being
The Divine Builder, at the services
held under the auspices of the Grand
Lodge of the District at Temple
Heights this afternoon, at 4 o'clock,
and Rev. DIR. Bernard Braskamp.
pastor of Gunton-Temple Memorial
will deliver the invocation. The music
will be under the direction of ].
Walter Humphrey.
Rev. DIR. John c. Palmer, grand
chaplain of the Grand Lodge Of the
District, will deliver an address, at
o'clock this afternoon, in the audi
a joint service of the Masonic bodies
of Montgomery county, Md. quartet
under the direction of Charles Meyers
will furnish the music.
Dawson Lodge, No. 16, announces
an informal entertainment and dance
in the banquet hall of Masonic Tenn
pie tomorrow evening, starting about
IS. Order of the Eastern Star. will
Join. - The announcement reads:
Come and bring your ladies'
A team composed Of members of the
High Priests Association will present
the degree in Washington Royal
Arch Chapter, No. 2. on Thursday
evening.
]. Walter Karsner will head the
official line in the presentation of
the degree in Mount Vernon Chapter
tomorrow evening, when Frank NJ.
Roller, captain of the host, Will pro-
vide a special feature OF entertain
ment. All Royal Arch Masons are in
vited.
Friday evening. the Gavel Club, as
sisted by Gavel Chapter of the Order
of the Eastern Star, will entertain
Jobs Daughters and the young
mon of Robert lie Bruce Chapter.
Order of De Molay. in the clubrooms.
7l9 18th street northwest. Light re-
freshments will be served.
The Ladies' Auxiliary of the Lamb
skin (Masonic) Club will hold lawn
fete at 18th street and Potomac
avenue southeast Friday evening,
with refreshing features.
The Woman's Auxiliary of the
ftS Clnh limited States Vet
eran's Bureau, was entertained Tues
,lay evening at Grace Dodge Hut by
the Aloha Players with Hawaiian
music, a dance by Miss Nell Carmean
Vickers. talk on Practical Psy-
chology'' was given by Miss Mabel
Dill. The auxiliary will not have
regular meeting again until Sep
tember Is.
Past Grand Mastor James W. Wit
ten delivered an address before the
petworth Masonic Club at it's June
meeting. The club has called OF its
meetings in July and August.
The Washington Railroad Square
Club, after its meeting Saturday,
June 80. will call off until September
An invitation has been extended to
Gen. Amos A. Fries, U. S. A, mem bers
of the advisory board and the dele
gates that attended the recent Bos-
ton convention to be present. charles
A. McHenry, second vice president,
National League of Masonic Clubs, is
also expected and, 1T is announced,
brilliant speakers will make the oc-
casion appear post meeting of the
nineteenth annual convention:
The coming year the National
League will be under the leadership
of William B. Noll, assisted by Ar
thur S. Eaton, first vice president and
president of the Pennsylvania Asso-
nj, of a Snnif, Climbs (rhar1e
A. McHenry, second vice president.
The proposed national headquarters
ct Washington, 1t is said, was re-
karded by the local delegation as a
step in the right direction.
Members of Kallipoiis Grotto who
attended the recent annual conven-
ton of the Order of Yelled Prophets
at Cleveland, Ohio, are unit in de-
claring that lit was the greatest and
biggest convention ever held in the
history of the order" They are loud
In their praise of the hospitality of
the grand officers showed that the
order had made wonderful strides
since the last convention and many
petitions for new charters are being
received. q
Herold NJ Marter of Toledo, Ohio,
WFs elevated to the Office of grand
monarch and Past Monarch L. w.
Libbey of Kallirolis Grotto was ad-
srdbearer. Next years convention
will be held in indianapolis, Ind. The
Kallipolis Band, Drill and Drum and
Rugle Corps made a creditable ap-
pearance in the parade, which was
several miles in length and very
spectacular.
The summer schedule of Kallipolis
Grotto includes 4 week end excursion
TO Colonial Beach July Ia and a fam
fly outing to Chesapeake Beach Au-
gust s. Prophet A. Mitchell Phillips
is chairman of the former and Chief
Justice William P. Jacobs, chairman
of the latter. Both promise a jolly
good time for all who attend.
Past Monarch and Mrs. Charles n.
Shackelford and Prophet and Mrs.
Irwin B. Robinson are having a short
vacation in Canada.
Dr. Frank E. Gibson. past COM
mander of Columbia Commandery,
No 2, knights Templar, and a very
enthusiastic Shriner of Almas Tenn
rle, with Mrs. Gibson and his heir
apparent, left Washington for the
wild and woolly west Thursday. He
will visit California and the great
northwest. including Hollywood and
the other national parks, and will
indulge the dolce far niente for two
whole months, under professional ad-
vice following his arduous duties in
helping to preserve order and inspir-
ing respect for the law during the
recent Shrine convention. He was
given a royal send-Off by his friends,