Evening star., 1923-05-13

IDESTALPHA LODGE will have .,
- charge of the services at the
Masonic and Eastern Star Home
This afternoon at O'CLOCK
which will be conducted by the louse
| chaplain.
| The third Masonic and Eastern Star
! memorial service will be held tonigh'
at s o'clock at Trinity Diocesan
| Church. Sd and Z streets northwest
! Each Masonic lodge and Eastern
Star chapter OF this jurisdiction VIII
have present a representative clotheu
| in full dress or in white to read the
| Iist of those who have died durins
1 the past year and to place III the
| svnoholic cross or star. white
| flower for every one whose name is
| read Special invitations have been
| sent out 10 the members OF the fami-
| lies Of the deceased. seats VIII DC
| reserved for these invited guests only
Members of the lodges and chapters
as we'll as the general public are
invited to attend.
There will be special music ana a
sermon by Rev. David Ransom CoNeli'
assistant grand chaplain OF the Grand
Lodge. who will have charge or the
special lighting effects and the use
Of the foWery symbols III the setlihe
OF the memorial service VIII pe EN-
Moved in impressive and nttlns
trit,,te to those who have passed into
the temple not made with hands A
nrosram of music has been especially
arranged for the occasion by MISS
Helen Crouch. organtst or liihity
choir. and the service has the author :
zation OF the grand master the eraho
matrcn and the grand patron.
Representatives from the chal'ters
and lodges have been requested TO be
in Trinity Community House at ':So
with flowers. The doors or the church
will be opened at i:3O and the service
will begin at o'clock
Nithras Lodge of Perfection Tues
dav evening will devote its attention
to the forthcoming reunion and the
election of candidates for the degrees.
This will be the last reunion prior 10
the Shrine convention, and already a
number of notables in social, business
and governmental life have been en-
rolled. The reunion will start with
the fourth and ninth degrees May 22:
the fifteenth will be presented May
81: the thirtieth May "a and the
thirtv-second, all in full ceremonial
form. on May %. after which there
will be a late evening session or
Almas Temple of the Mystic Shrine
to receive those who viii then become
eligible and who are seeking to be
Shriners before the big celebration
the first week in June.
Scottish Rite circles are much in
terested in the ceremony that is to
Of
when ground will be broken for the
First italian Protestant church in
America, at New York avenue and
Kirby street, near the Homeopathic
Hospital, which is at I'd and streets
northwest. Rev. Mimi c. Marseglia.
its pastor, is a. knight commander OF
the Court of Honor of the thirty
second degree. and for this reason
effort Is being made to interest the
fraternity generally in the event.
The sale of seats in the grand
stands for the parades which will be
staged during Shrine week are now
on sale to Shriners and will be shortly
afterward placed on sale for the
general public. The cost of those on
PENNSYLVANIA avenue stands from the
Peace Monument to 14th street north
west is 50. and for those on 18th
street, as well as those on Pennsyl-
vania avenue between 10th and 18th
streets northwest 50. emitting the
holder to the use OF the seat Tor all
parades. Thomas Il. OgraIh is chair
man Of the seats committee and his
HEADQUARTERS are in room 329, Homer
building
Arminius Lodge will have charge of
the services at the Masonic and East
ern Star Home Sunday, May 81.
washington Centennial Lodge will
attend services at the United Brethren
Church, North Capitol and r streets,
at 7:4o o'clock next Sunday evening,
May 20.
Myron NJ. Parker Lodge has called
off its meeting scheduled for June D.,
on account of the Shrine festivities.
Mount Vernon Chapter. No. 3,
r. A. NJ. tomorrow evening will re-
oeive the final report of the COM
mittee on the Royal Arch Hall prof.
ect prior to degree work. High Priest
Charles E. Matthews states that Grand
High Priest Roe Fulkerson will be pres
emit to assist in celebrating the success
fuI conclusion of the campaign for an
assembly hall for the Masonic and
Eastern Star Home. The project
originated with the grand high priest
Cherrydale Lodge, No. AZ. A. F. and
A. NJ, will present the E. A. degree
at Ffreman's Hall, Cherrydale, Va,
Thursday evening.
The Ladies' Aid Of Stansbury Lodge.
No. "a, will meet tomorrow at pm.
at Brentwood Temple. Election OF
officers will be held.
Past Monarch Charles D. Shacke1-
ford. representing Kallipolis Grotto,
left for Cleveland Friday evening to
make arrangements for hotel accom-
medations for the Kallipolis contin-
Eent for the xrotto convention there
June IL to Is.
The Following 10 a brief lineup Of
events: Sunday. June 10, qrottoes ar
five: Monday. juno ii. Supreme
Council session opens at Statler Hotel
and grand parade of all uniformed
bodies; ceremonial at Masonic audito-
rum, work conferred by AL Sirat
Grotto; ladies' Caldron ceremonial at
Moose Hall. Tuesday, June IL, Su-
preme Council session. drill contest
Public auditorium; grand massed
band concert, reception of officers and
grand ball, Public auditorium.
Wednesday. Supreme Council session,
band contest carnival.
From present indications, including
the uniformed bodi6s-the band, Drill
Corps and Drum And Bugle Corps
R AlIinxo1ia Grnf{n will rr.v xeuar