Evening star., 1924-10-12

HelghtS this afternoon at 4
O'clock. under the direction of Rev.
and Or. Palmer himself will deliver
the address. his subject being Now
Abideth Faith, Hope. Love, and the
Greatest of These Is Love"
The opening prayer will be delivered
by the chaplain of Almas Temple. The
music is under the direction of J. Wal
ter Humphrey. Almas Temple Band,
under the leadership of Noble William
c. White. will render selections. and
the Glee Club. Noble John Phillip Shad-
dick, leader, will sing God Is Love"
tShelley), and Il Am Alpha and
Omega" (Staner). In addition, the
Madrigal Quartet. composed of Mrs.
Viola Schippert Klinge. Mrs. Edith Gra-
ham SchilIing, Mrs. Gertrude Meisel and
Mrs. Edith NJ. White, with Miss Pauline
knoeller as accompanist, will sing Sc
lectionS.
The uniformed bodies of Almas Tenn
PIE will assemble at 80 o'clock at
Connecticut avenue and California
street and march into the grounds,
headed by Almas Temple Band.
Although this is special occasion
for the Mobiles of the Mystic Shrine,
yet all members Of the Masonic fra
ternity and of the Order of Eastern
Star, and their families. as well as the
public, are welcome. This may be the
last of the open-air services OF this
season. but weather conditions will de-
termine that. and announcement thereof
will be made later.
The Grand Lodge of the District
will assemble in the grand masters
Office at Masonic Temple Saturday
afternoon at o'clock and proceed
thence to Forty second and FesSen-
den streets northwest to lay the cor
ner stone of the Wisconsin Avenue
Baptist Church.
The second stage of the degree
wor.i in the Fall cycle of the Scot
tish Rite will be entered in Mithras
Lodge of Perfection at the Scottish
Rite Cathedral, Third and r streets
northwest. Saturday evening at 1:30
o'clock, when the sixth and seventh
degrees will be presented in full cere-
monial form. Special effort is being
made all along the line, at the urgent
suggestion of Ellwood P. Morey, dep
uty for the Supreme Council for the
District of Columbia, to gather into
this class all Masons eligible to the
Scottish Rite degrees, the erection of
the new Scottish Rite Cathedral being
in view.
Washington Centennial Lodge. No
l.. ino SSN apart ioi lHe
portion of it's regular communication
Wednesday. evening for its annual
memorial exercises for those of its
brethren who have died during the
year. Junior Warden John d. Hughes
will have charge, assisted by the
deasons and stewards of the lodge.
Families of the deceased brethren
have been invited to be present in the
lodge room at $50 o'clock.
Congress Lodge, No. 81. announces
entertainment in connection with its
grand visitation, which is scheduled
for Thursday evening at o'clock.
Mount Horeb Royal Arch Chapter,
No. 7, announces the usual entertain
mcnt features following the degree
work Tuesday evening, and all Royal
Arch Masons are invited.
The Fellowship Club of the Bureau
OF Engraving and Printing is plan
ming to resume its annual banquets,
which were discontinued during the
World War
The grand master of the District,
Charles F. Roberts, will address the
Circle Club Of Master Masons Satur-
day at pm. in the Pythian Temple.
The first vice president, Milton D.
Smith Of the Police Department, will
preside, and the entertainment Of the
evening is in charge of Joseph D.
Sullivan of the Fire Department and
Clarence Talley of police headQuar-
tiers.
A number of musical features have
been provided and light refreshments
will be served. All members of Ma
sonic clubs are invited.
The Circle Club is composed Of Mas |
ter Masons employed by the District
government DR.. John S. Noble Of the |
Health Department is president this
year. The club meets on the third
Saturday in each month in the Pyth- |
ian Temple. 1t has about 500 mem |
bers at present. !
The Ionic Club of Master Masons |
will inaugurate its Fall and Winter |
season of entertainments with an out |
ing and oyster roast at Galloways.
Md. Saturday. President Chester NJ. |
Sheppard announces that the affair |
will be in charge of G. A. JaQuette, |
chairman. assisted by Vice President
A. +. ElkinS. The trip will be made |
by automobile. The caravan will form
at Fourteenth and streets north
west and will move promptly at $50
am. Outdoor sports and fishing will
be on the program and oysters in
every style" will be served through
out the day.
A feature of the outing will be an
exhibition of rifle shooting by Ralph
II. MCCARTHY, who recently eStab-
Iished a world record in open compe-
tition at the meeting of the National
Rifle Association at Camp Perry,
when he succeeded in making a con-
secutive string Of 107 bull's-eyes at a
distance of 200 yards. The best pre-
vious record was ~ bull's-eyes. Two
days later he won the Wimbledon cup.
a famous English trophy, by breaking
the world record for rifle shooting at
a distance of 1000 yards. Mr.. Nc
Clarity is an auditor in the income tax
unit, Bureau of Internal Revenue, and
and other Masonic organizations, in
cluding Almas Temple.
The Ladies' Auxiliary of the Gavel
Club of Master Masons has invited
the members of the club and their
friends to an entertainment and
dance at the clubrooms Tuesday eve
ming. The entertainment will be pro-
vided by the National Entertainers,
who consist cf Misses Margaret Pet
tit, Elsie SchulSs, Mrs. Bessie Dulan,
Messrs. Larry Zuch and Wesley Peck
ham. Mrs. Gracia F.. Lawrence and
Miss Selma Schulze will preside at
the piano. Dance music will be fur
nished by c. T. Denekas' Orchestra.
Refreshments will be served after
the dance.
Monarch Samuel F. Shrreve an
nounces another good fellowship
night at Grotto headquarters on
Wednesday evening. The principal
speaker will be Prophet Roe Fulker-