Evening star., 1924-07-27
PEN-AIR services will be held
at Temple Heights this aft
ernoon at 4 o'clock, under the

~ PEN-A1R services will be held
at Temple Heights this aft
~ ernoon at 4 o'clock, under the
direction of Rev. DR.. John c..
Palmer. grand chaplain, and will be
addressed by Maj. Reynold L. Blight,
S3'. Officers Reserve Corps, U. S. A..
editor of the New Age, also formerly
member of the Los Angeles City
Board OF Education. His subject will
be The Religion of a Great Scient-
ist.' Mrs. Sallie Shreve Wilson of
trinity Chapter, o. E. s.. will sing a
solo and the choir of Harmony Lodge.
NO II. composed of J. Walter Hum
phrey, director; Richard p Backing.
Homer S. Pope. Karl Kerr and Harry
q. kimball, accompanist, will furnish
the music.
The officers and members of Har-
mony Lodge. No. II: Warren G..
Harding Lodge. No. 80. and Trinity
Lodge, No. AZ, with their families. to-
gether with the officers and members
| of Temple Chapter, No. 13; William +.
Hunt Chapter, No. l6. and Trinity
Chapter, L. D., Order Of the Eastern
Star. with their families, have been
especially invited to attend this sery-
ice.
All members of the fraternity or
of the Order of the Eastern Star,
with their families. and the public
also will be cordially welcome. Am
pie seating capacity is provided.
Naval Lodge. No. 4, will have
| charge of the services at the Masonic
and Eastern Star Home this afternoon
with Rev. Howard L. Lambdin of the
anacostia NJ. +. Church officiating.
and music by the lodge choir.
| The way Washington handled the
| Shrlne convention a year ago espe-
| cially the Provost Guard of the I'm
! ter as provost marshal. evidently
| made an impression, for they follow ed
the example set here in the recent
convention at Kansas City. The law
| and order committee recently noti-
ned Col. Winter that his report Of the
working of the Provost Guard here
| had been a great deal of help.
| The Ionic Club OF the Treasury
| DEPARTMENT recently pulled OF its
| where the single men, under Capt.
Howard Rutan, humbled the base bali
pride of the married men, under
| Capt. Tony Shuman while Umpire
Elkins got away with his life and
some other belongings. About 25O
attended the excursion.
| Master of Ceremonies Stephen II.
| Takes. chairman or the excursion
committee, announces that the an
nual outing of kallipolis Grotto Will
take place at Marshall Hall Tuesday.
August II. Boats will leave Seventh
street wharf at 10 am, 2:3O and &
| pm. In addition to a band concert
| by the Grotto Band on board the eve
ming boat and dancing on the new
pavilion on the grounds, there Will
! be athletic events for the kiddles and
groWn-ups. souvenir for every child
and a novel event for bobbed- hair
girls. Just what this event Will be
| Is being kept a secret by the com
| mIttee. but they state that 1t VIII!
AFFORD much amusement and A hand
some prize will be awarded the win
| ner. There will be no age limit and
all bobbed-hair girls will be eligible
| to compete.
Past Monarch Charles d. ShackeI-
| ford will be in charge OF the attn
| letic events. Past Monarchs Castle
| man p. Boss and Allen II. Rogers in
charge Of tickets. c. H. Corby, re-
| 1reshments. and A Mitchell Phillips,
| advertising. Monarch Samuel r.
Shreve and Chief Justice l. Whiting
Estes have constituted themselves a
committee on reception. A real
family outing is assured. with plenty
or enjoyable features for men, but
| especial attention will be shown the
| women and children