Evening star., 1924-09-28

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the greatest days OF tho
open-air religious services on
Temple Heights. this after
noon al 4 O'Clock. under the di-
rection of the Rev. Dr. John G. Palmer.
chaplain of the Grand Lodge of Masons.
The Association of Worshipful Mas
tiers of 1924 has arranged this service.
Grand Master Charles +. Roberts has
extended an urgent invitation to all
members of the Masonic fraternity
and of the Eastern Star, with their
families. to attend, and it is expected
that one of the largest gatherings OF
MaSons ever assembled for religious
services will be present
The President and Mrs. Coolidge
have accepted an invitation and
large number of the clergy of the city
who are Masons,. and of officials in
public life, will have seats on the
platform.
The address will be delivered by
Rev ZtBarneyT. Phillips, the new
rector of Epiphany Church. The mu-
sic will be under the direction of j.
Walter Humphrey. and will be fur
niShed by the Navy Band. Cha +.
Benter, leader; by the Glee Club OF
Almas Temple. Mobiles of the Mystic
Shrine. John Philip Sha ddick. director.
and also by the choir of st. PaulS
English Lutheran Church composed
nf Mrs B. +. Smart, Miss Marian Lar
ner. Irving NJ. Tullar and ]. Walter
Humphrey. A loud speaker will be
installed. in order that all present
may join in the service.
4 sufficient number of uShers. with
c. Melvin Sharpe as chairman, Will be
provided by detail of six men from
each of the forty lodges of the city.
The committee in charge requests
that all come early.
Lebanon Lodge, No. :, will have 4
past masters night Tuesday. when all
the stations for the degree work will
he filled by its former masters. with
Past Master Arthur G. Fessenden in
charge of the evening. Refreshments
will be served at the close.
Mount Horeb Royal Arch Chapter,
No. !, Tuesday evening was enter
tanned by Billy Levine with ukulele
and songs. Miss Phyllis Price with
vocal solos, accompanied by Rafael
Coster; Draper F. Horton. legerde-
main: Miss Hazel Arth. vocal solos,
accompanied by Miss Emma Arth, her
sister. High Priest Ballard an
nounced the p. NJ. and N. T. NJ. de-
EreeS for October II.
The Fellowship Club of the Bureau
4 500 party at 11a Thirteenth street
northwest, Saturday at pm, with
an unusually large number Of prizes.
The Fall reunion of the Scottish
RIFE bodies will open Tuesday eve
ming, October I. with the fourth and
fifth degrees. continuing October IA.
with the sixth and seventh; October
21. with the ninth and tenth; October
2S. with the fourteenth: November II,
with the fifteenth; November 18, with
the eighteenth: November -, with the
twenty-first and twenty second; De-
cember 9, with the thirtieth; Decen-
her 3, with the thirty first, and De-
cember 4. with the thirty second de-
greeS.
Joppa Lodge. No. 80. announces
bazaar to be held in its new temple,
ze09 Ninth street northwest, October
2S to November I. inclusive. for the
benefit of it's building fund. The gen
eral committee is William H. Boyd,
president: Charles j. Armbruster sec
retary; William J. Ruehm, treasurer,
and Samuel A. TreWalla. A complete
committee is to be announced in the
near future. The entire building will
br used; the first floor for booths and
stands. the second for refreshments
and the third for amusement and
dancing.
The first eoodfello~ ship night of
the season of kallipoliS Grotto was
held at Grotto headquarters Thursday
evening. Monarch samuel +. Shreye
welcomed the prophets and their
friends. The program comprised
selection by the Grotto Orchestra
Prophet Charles NJ. Dunn director. and
various features by Prophets Reuben
Ford, Walter Witt, John A. Giovannini.
J.. A. Van Loock. Charles X. MUIR and
John c. Held. The orchestra played
during the evening. n. Nelson Wilson
Of Stansbury Lodge sang baritone
solos. accompanied by Prophet l. A.
Van Loock; Prophet W. P Mitchell,
Mrs. Mitchell and William Capps. the
Montrose Trio. rendered selections;
William F. Raymond, baritone. ac-
companied by Mr.. George Wilson, sang,
and Fred Sandberg, fingerprint expert.
gave an interesting lecture on finger
prints. illustrated by stereopticon pic
lures. Refreshments We're served.
Monarch Shreve announced October Is
as the date of the next goodfellow-
ship night, to which all Master Ma
sons are invited.
The first season dance of the Grotto
Band and drill corps will be held at
the New Willard Hotel next Wednes-
10 music by the Grotto Band and
Orchestra. The second dance will be
held October 81.
Yedz Grotto, Baltimore. will hold a
ceremonial Thursday evening. A
delega ton from Washington will at
tend
. The Fall ceremonial of kallipolis
Grotto will be held at the Mutual
Theater. October %. Following the
ceremonial and Grotto specialties
the regular show of the theater will
be staged. The meeting will he called
10 order promptly at 1880 o'clock.
Arrangements have been made for
a Grotto benefit November and 5,
at the Mutual Theater, the offering
being the regular show scheduled by
the theater. Tickets can be procured
headquarters.
October Is the Grotto Drill Corps
will stage an Old-time minstrel show
and dance at the New Willard Hotel.
Some of the best black faced artists
from professional and amateur ranks
will augment the Grotto players.
Dancing will follow until mignight.
The Lambskin Club OF Master Ma
sons of Washington Navy Yard will
meet Saturday at 5 pm. in Northeast
Masonic Temple, Eighth and F streets
northeast. An elaborate program and
refreshments are announced
Sunday afternoon, October r. the
uniformed bodies of Almas Temple
will be in attendance at the services
held at 4 o'clock on Temple Heights.
The entire membership of Almas
Temple is invited to be present with
their families.
An evening service will be held for