Evening star., 1924-06-22

Albert Pike Consstory, NJ R. S.
seaIutory assembly.
- EV. DR. JOHN c. PALMER,
grand chaplain of the Grand
IN Lodge of the District. has
announced that the religious
services on Temple Heights, under
Grand Lodgaauspices, will begin next
Sunday, June %.
Grand visitations to the subordinate
lodges of FreemaSonry have been Sus-
pended until September Is. when
receive its annual attention at the
hands of the grand master and aSSo-
ciate officers of the Grand Lodge of
the District.
Capitol Royal Arch Chapter will
have its special convocation this
week for the Royal Arch degree pre-
scented by the High Priests Associa-
\ citation Wednesday evening, instead
of Tuesday evening as originally
scheduled Friday evening Secretary
General II. w. Witcover of the Su-
preme Council of the Scottish Rite for
the Southern Jurisdiction, who also
Is a past high priest, will give talk
on Masonry" Saturday the chapter
will give a picnic in Rock Creek Park
near the Joaquin Miller cabin. Buses
will be run to the spot from the
Mount Pleasant car line between 2
and o'clock.
Mount Pleasant Lodge, No 33. also
has changed the date for the presen-
tation of the NJ. NJ. degree, ad-
vancing it from June 80 to next
Thursday evening at 7 o'clock. The
+. A. degree is announced for July
z, the second meeting in July having
been called off. Senior Warden Lin
foot will offciate at the head of the
line Thursday evening.
Homer J. Councillor, lecturer and
short story writer, will entertain the
companions of Mount Horeb Royal
Arch Chapter Tuesday evening, with
n address.
Potomac Lodge, No. 5, will attend
It's chaplain's church, at Wisconsin
assembling in the lodge room at 1880
for the purpose. The lodge will also
celebrate Marine night" tomorrow
evening.
Charles W. Sherier and Frank l.
Fisher will head the official line in
the degrees in Potomac Royal Arch
Chapter Tuesday evening and re-
freshments will be served at the close.
The Ladies' Auxiliary of the Lamb
fkin Club has called off its meetings
Until September IL. Miss Cook enter
talHCu Tie SluD dl It's idSI meeting
with readings and a piano recital
Washington Centennial Lodge, No.
II. will entertain the old and young
folks at the Masonic and Eastern Star
Home Friday evening, at 1880 o'clock
The Criterion Players will present
,"Chums," with Arthur B. Pierce and
Walter Rodkey in the cast.
The Level Club of Master Masons
of Montgomery County will hold it's
third annual st. Johns day service
today in the large auditorium at
Washington Grove. All Masonic or
eanizaton, including the Eastern Star
chapters, have been invited
Rev. James Shera Montgomery
chaplain of the House of Representa-
tives, will preach the sermon. The
washington Grove band and or
music, while a quartet under the di-
rection of Charles Z. Myers will
sing.
President Clarence F. Welch has in
vited all Master Mosons and friends
TO attend.
EASTERN STAR.
Electa Chapter will celebrate it's
thirtieth anniversary Tuesday eve-
ming. Past Patron William Scantle-
bury is in charge of the program and
Past Matron Mrs. Annie Harnish in
charge of the refreshments.
LOYALTY Chapter, No. 80. will have
charge of the religious services at
the Masonic and Eastern Star Home
tomorrow, at 8 o'clock. Rev. w. Z.
Church, will officiate. The music will
be in charge of Mrs. Caroline Bald
win. During the months of July and
August the stated meetings of the
chapter have been called on
At the last melting of Mount Pleas
ant Chapter No. "a, the Grand Matron,
Grand Patron and other ofncers or the
Grand Chapter made an ofnciai WISH
for the purpose of constituting and
consecrating the new chapter. Mill
dred Sherman was elected matron and
Charles Morgan patron. Other ofh-
GERS elected were Cleone CHAMPION,
associate matron; Lillian Ashford,
treasurer; Alice Cilly, secretary; Hell
en- HALEY, conductress; Blanche Lar
ner. associate conductreSs. After the
presentation of the charter, the new
oficers were installed. All of the
paraphenalia of the new cnapter was
received as gifts from various indi-
viduals and organizations, with ap-
propriate remarks. After the Grand
C,haptar officers retired, the business
meeting of the chapter was held, foi-
owed by a short program. Many Wis
itors were present, including Past
Guand Matrons Crawford, Campbell
and Chauncey.
Teh choir of Trinity Chapter and
the worthy matron, Ethel Baooock'
and worthy patron, Walter Simons.
were invited to Sharon Chapter OIL
Mclean, Va, Monday evening to sing
the Ea stern Star service for degree
work. they were accompanied by
Grand Patron Brother Belts, Past
Grand Matron Chauncey and Grand
Lecturer Teachum.
Gave1 Chapter, No. 20, Tuesday eve
ming was visited by Worthy Grand
Matron Halen B. Strait and Past
Grand Patron Mobray of the Grand
chapter of the District of Columbia.
Florence Lappard, conductress, pre-
sented program. Refreshments
were served The worthy matron an
nounces one more meeting before
slosiner for SIMMER recess, that the
degrees may be- conferred on a class
Of candidates the first meeting In
July.
Miriam Chapter, No. %, will meet
Tomorrow night at New Masonic
TenuIe. at which time class of can
didates will be initiated This will be
the Iaet meeting before the summer re-
cess At the hast meeting the chapter
Celebrated its seventh birthday ami
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