Evening star., 1923-10-07

At the services at Temple Heights
tomorrow at PM. Reynold L.
Slight, formerly OF Los Angeles. now
director of clip service bulletins in
the educational campaign of the Su-
preme Council. Scottish Bite, is to de-
liver an address on "The Religion Of
scottish Rite Quartet. All Scottish
Rite Masons are urged to attend.
The biennial session of the SUI
preme Council of the thirty-third de-
gree Of the ancient and Aeeepted
will be held ia this city beginning
October 10. The. sovereign grand COM
1uauder, John II. Cowles, VIII preside
over all sessions of the council. Perry
W. Wetdner of Los Angeles, Calf, is
the secrstary general.
An Albert Pike memorial service
will be held at the house Of the tenn
nie. October ~. at which time
y. G.. will deliver the address. A
musical program will be rendered by
Henri LinsG' organist, OF Wheeling,
The supreme Council will give
reception on the evening of October
Is in honor of the grand master of
rhe Grand Lodge, F. A. A, Al; grand
high priest OF the Grand Chapter.
Iss, -. <hss anu
and the grand commander of the grand
connmandery. knights Templar, of the
District of Columbia.
Rev. DIR. Elmer J. Goshen. grand
deliver an address on Tuesday after
noon in the council chamber. at
which time Judge Eilwood r. Morey
of this city will preside. An address
on "A National Program for Educa-
blight. K. c. c. H.. Of Los Angeles.
Calf, Wednesday afternoon, in the
house Of the temple. f.,
The thirty-third degree will be con-
ferred on the evening Of October 19.
on which date a dinner will be given
to the visiting thirty-third degree
Masons and candidates elect.
Rolen Il. Painter, king of Eureka
Chapter, No. 4. r. A.. NJ, will head the
official line Friday night when the
Royal Arch degree will be conferred
on class OF nine.
4 stated convocation of Mount
Horeb Chapter, No. Z, Fl. a. NJ, will
be held next Tuesday at 7:30 pm. The
Mark degree viii be conferred.
Washington Chapter. No. 2. r. A.
NJ, will work the Mark degree next
Thursday evening and expects in the
near future to have a ladies' night in
conjunction with one Of the Eastern
Star chapters.
The ladies' auxiliary to the Lamb.
skin Masonic Club will hold its regular
monthly meeting next Thursday even
ing in Northeast Temple at s o'clock.
After the business session there will be
a short entertainment, followed b. re-
freshments.
Arrangements are being complete
by Monarch II. J. Gompers for a
ceremonial Of Kallipolis Grotto to be
held November 5 at the New willard
Hotel. Past Monarch Charles d.
ShackIeford and Prophet Samuel F.
Shreve are in charge OF the program.
At the last meeting OF the, Wash
e. r: Stauffer. pastor. OF the Ninth
TO herary, membership and indicted
as chaplain of the club. Homer ].
Councillor delivered an address on
"Patriotism's Bulwark, the Home"
Lynn IL: Troutman. former president
Clubs, explained the advantages of
endowing q scholarship to George
washington University: William y.
bna psak, =, fret pt,,ds vice president. Brother
the railroads of the country. An en-
tertainment was also given. Rae
Klompus OF the Washington Terminal
was presented with a. watch in appre ;
citation of his work for the club.
a celebration in honor Of the 17Ist
Masonic birthday of George Wash
3ngton, conducted under the auspices
of the Grand Lodge, F. A. A. NJ, and
the Masonic clubs of the District of
Columbia, will be held November T.
An interesting program is being ar
ranged, and further information as TO
the place at which same will be held
will be announced in a few days. The
committee in charge OF the celebration
consists Of Ell Swavely, chairman;
Philip Herman. secretary; Lurtin r.
CHM. past grand MASTER: Ben w.
Nurch, past grand master; Rev. DR..
John c. Palmer. George Roscoe
Davis, L. II. Troutman. william
3ueser, Elmer E. Rogers, w. j. Dow,
Gen. Amos A. Fries, c. J. Nichols,
Capt. George F.. Unmacht and George
D. Sullivan. r. f.A
Arrangements have been completed
for the Almas Temple ceremonial and
barbecue to be held tomorrow at
Soyes' Farm. Roy L. Neuhauser is.
features. ANDY" Lof1ier has charge
of the food and has arranged for two
prime steers for the event.
A business session OF the temple
will be held at Shrine headquarters,
til 18th street at II am. tomorrow,
ut which time the class will assemble.
The gates of Noyes' Farm will open
at ! pm, and the, fun, starts at
The first dance of the Patrol for
che season. 10 to be held October II
at the New willard.