Evening star., 1924-08-03
PEN-AIR services will be held
as usual at Temple Heights
this afternoon at 1 o'clock,

- PEN-AIR services will be held
as usual at Temple Heights
this afternoon at o'clock,
under the direction Of Rev.
DR.. John c. Palmer. grand chaplain.
with Rev. DR.. B. l. McGowan. pastor
OF Brightwood Park NJ. l.. Church, de-
livering an address entitled THE Re-
ality of Religion and J. Walter
Humphrey in charge of the music
Richard +. Backing will sing two
solos. The band of the Interstate
Commerce Commission. DR.. Charles
S. Wengert. director. will render the
following program: March, Re
ligioso" tChambers): overture. Ray
mond' (Thomas): "Melodie" (FrimD
overture. "Stradella" fF1otow); Wed :
ding of the Winds" (Hal); Mobiles of
the Mystic Shrine" (Sousa)
The officers and members of La
Fayette Lodge, No. 10: Federal Lodge,
No. l, and Chevy Chase Lodge. No. AZ,
with their families: Esther Chapter,
No. 5; Gavel Chapter. No. 90 and La
fayette Chapter L. D.. Order OF the
Eastern Star. and their families. have
been especially invited to this serv-
ice. All members OF the fraternity.
with their families. as we'll as the
public. arc invited.
The band concert will commence at
$50. and he followed by the address
of DR.. McGowan at o'clock. Ample
seating accommodation will be pro-
vided.
Anacostia Lodge. No. 81. tomorrow
evening will have as guests visiting
brethren from one Of the most his
toric lodges in America, it is an
nounced. The lodge also will have a
special the evening OF August 10 for
the NJ. NJ degree.
Mithras Lodge Of Perfection OF the
Scottish Rite has called Off its meet
ing scheduled for Tuesday evening.
but will meet the second Tuesday in
the month.
September u has been set apart as
Scottish Rite day at Temple Heights,
when Rev. DR.. Abram Simon will be
the chief speaker.
Ellwood P. Morey, deputy for the
Supreme Council of the Rite in the
District. has had QUESTIONABLE ad-
dressed to all the clergymen connect
in the August issue of the Cathedral
Calendar. calls attention to the result,
concluding with the statement: Re
ligious observance is a duty incum-
bent upon all Masons. These non
denominational and inspiring serv-
-
Masonry, are especially worthy of the
support Of all Scottish Rite Masons.'
Potomac Commander, No; 3.
conclave until September 3.
Sunday afternoon. August 10. at 3
o'clock. Potomac Lodge. No. >, Will
have charge Of the religious services
at the Masonic and Eastern Star
r1-ifh
charge of the arrangements.
The instruction club of Hiram
Lodge. No. 10. will meet in the club
room at Pythian Temple, 1912 Ninth
street northwest, tomorrow evening
at $50 o'clock, according TO an
nouncement.
The annual outing of hallipolis
Gretto to Marshall Hall, August IL.
is now claiming attention. Master or
Ceremonies Stephen II. Takes. chair
man Of the committee. together Win
the officers and committee aides, Is
making preparations for the very
best family outing the Grotto ever
had. Games and athletic events are
promised for the kiddies, dancing
and amusement features for the
grown-ups and a jolly good time Tor
Everybody. Three boats will leave at
usual, there will be numerous added
features and surprises of the pecu-
liar Grotto brand. Monarch Samuel
T.. Shreve will be on hand to welcome
The excursioniSts and the Grotto Band
and Drill and Drum and Bugle Corps
will add to the days entertainment.
kallipolis Grotto is already making
preparations for the 1925 annual Su-
ipreme Council convention. to be held
at Atlantic City next June. The At
aantic City Prophets have selected
OF
KallipoIis Grotto as manager of the
committee on arrangements and a
Sconvention club" has been formed,
of which Past Monarch Castleman p.
Boss is chairman, for all prophets
contemplating the trip.