Evening star., 1924-08-17
FRATERNITIES
MASONIC.

MASONIC.
TXcEPT for the F. c. degree in
IL Potomac and Anacostia lodges
Monday evening and in Naval
- Lodge Thursday evening. and
the NJ. NJ degree in King
Solomon Lodge. at a special Wednes-
Gay afternoon at | O'Clock. no degree
work is announced for publication by
any of the Masonic bodies in the DIS
trict for the current week.
Rev DR.. Charles +. Fultz, pastor OF
the United Brethren Church. lately
appointed assistant grand chaplain
of the Grand Lodge, will be in charge
of the religious services at Temple
Heights this afternoon at o'clock
in the absence of Rev. DR.. John Z.
Palmer, grand chaplain. who is on
short vacation at Cape May, N. ].
The address will be delivered by Rev.
DR. William l.. Darby, secretary of
the Federation of Churches. His
subject will be THE Deeper Meaning
of the Lords Prayer" j. Walter
Humphrey is in charge of the music,
and Miss Emily Gertrude Smith Of
Columbia Chapter, No. Is. Q. l.. S,
will sing.
The officers and members of Colum-
bia Lodge. No. 3: Potomac Lodge. No.
5, and Mount Pleasant Lodge, No. 33,
with their families, together with the
officers and members of Columbia
Chapter, No. Is: Unity Chapter. No.
%, and Mount Pleasant Chapter, I.
d, Order of the Eastern Star. with
their families. have been especially
invited to attend this service. All
members of the fraternity, with their
families. as well as the public. are
also invited. Ample seating accom-
mediation is always furnished.
Fast Master David Busch of Ar
minus Lodge. No. %. is spending his
vacation at Cape May, \. j.. along
with Grand Chaplin Rev. DR.. John c.
Palmer.
Mai Stirling Kerr. general seer
tary Of the Scottish Rite bodies of
Washington, announces that MlthraS
Lodge of Perfection will hold statu-
tory assemblies August 10 and Sep
tember 16. Notwithstanding any pre-
Nous announcements; Robert de
Bruce Council knights kadosh, and
Albert Pike ConSiStory. NJ. r. s., Sep
tember %. and Evangelist Chapter.
knights Rose Croix, September 9.
A special assembly of Washington
Council. No. l. Royal Select Masters.
will be held in the chapter chamber,
at 1:30 o'clock, for unusual matters.
Illustrious Potentate Harry r. Cary
announces a grand all-day picnic for
the members of Almas Temple and
their families, a Great Falls Satur-
day. September 13. Committeeman
are engaged in perfecting details.
Roy l.. Newhouser. chairman of the
entertainment committee, has ar
lar
outdoor stage upon which to present
a program of entertainment. All of
the amusement features of the park
will he turned over to the Shrine for
the day without cost to any indlTld-
ual. The musical carrousel ariel
swing, and slides will entertain the
children. and dancing will prevail
from . o'clock in the afternoon to
1915 at night. At $50 in the evening
the falls will be illuminated by vari-
colored searchlights, and moving
picture will be presented, followed by
pyrotechnic display on the edge OF
the gorge.
Rates have been secured for those
who go by rail over the Washing
ton and Old Dominion Railway, and
1O-minute train schedule through
out the dag will be maintained. The
starting point at Ross!yn, Va, may
be reached by the Capitol traction
lines running over the Key Bridge.
Automobiles Will cross the Cna'n
Bridge and follow a plainly marked
road to the Great Falls Park, where
parking space has been provided
Some one will be on hand to explain
the points of historic interest
In response to an invitation from the
potentate, Imperial Potentate James E.
Chandler, of Ararat Temple, Kansas
City, Mo, will be present at the cere-
monial to be staged by Almas Temple
on December s. This will be his flrst
visit
The annual family outing of Kallipolis
Grotto to Marshall Hall last Tuesday
was largely attended. During the day
athletic events under the direction OF
Past Monarch Charles D. Shackelford
were held and a number OF Vaiua Die
prizes awarded. The big attraction, how
ever, was the much-heralded bobbed-
hair contest. Chairman Takes, Monarch
Shreye and Past Monarch Shackelford
met each arriving boat, and with the
aid of megaphones announced that the
contest would be held on the dance
nayilion at AS o'clock. Promptly at
shat hour the pavilion floor was cleared
aand the contestants entered, single file.
smiling and expectant. There were tall
lKirls and short girls, thin girls and
1ytout girls, blondes. brunettes. red
haired girls and girls whose hair has
never been classified in the color scheme
And then the styles of bobs! Some were
fluffy, some curly and others were
straight and slicked. The King Tut
style was represented in several in
stances, as also were boyish bobs. and
of course, "Kallipolis bob" The con-
testants were marched several times
around the pavilion and before the
Judges, Thomas Contela, Miss Belle
Orrne and Joseph Ofano, all experts. Sc
1ected for the task. BY process of
elimination the awards were finally
made to Miss kathryne Dyer. 1904 La
mont street, the prize being handsome
wrist watch; the second prize, a silk
dressing gown, to Miss Sylvia Clark
of 1924 E street northwest. and the third
a string Of Du Barry pearls, to Mrs.
Clarence L. Schmid Of 118 L street
northwest
Monarch Shreve is now considering
plans for a fall ceremonial, and has ap-
pealed to the membership for large
class
EASTERN STAR.
Worthy Matron Antoinette l.. Fis.
cher of Columbia Chapter announces
the Grand Lodge Of Masons has in
vited Columbia Chapter members to
attend the religious services at Tenn
ple Heights this afternoon.
The members of Unity Chapter, No.
%. have been invited to attend the
services at Temple Heights this after