Evening star., 1925-07-26

! ROYAL ARCH CHAPTERS.
| Monday--Mount Vernon. No. 3, called
| Tuesday-77Mount Horeb, No. T.
| Potomac. No. s. called off.
| ~ PEN air services at Temple
Heights this afternoon at 4
o'clock, under the direction
~ of Rev. John &. Palmer,
grand chaplain, will be ad-
dressed by the Rev. DR.. George NJ.
| Diffenderfer, pastor of Luther Place
| Memorial Church. Miss Maude l..
| Carnahan of the choir of Ascension
Episcopal Church will sing several Sc
! lections. Harry c.. Kimball will be the
IacCompanist. The music is under the
direction of j. Walter Humphrey. w.
| 7. Wade of Benjamin B. French
| Lodge, No. Is, will be the cornetist.
| The officers and members of Myron
NJ. Parker Lodge, No. 27, Frank &.
| AuStermuhl, master; Mount Pleasant
| Lodge, No. SO, Henry r. Linfoot, mas
| ter, and Cathedral Lodge, No. 40,
Eugene Il. Thompson, master; also
| Cathedral Chapter, No. IA, Mrs. Clara
| Perry matron, Jason d. ByerS patron;
| William +. Hunt Chapter, No. 16, Mrs.
| Lenora NJ. Self matron, William {.
( Carter patron, Order of the Eastern
Star; together with families and
friends, are especially invited guests.
| All members of both fraternitieS, and
the public viii be welcome. Ample
seating accommodations are furnished.
The ushers will be ladies of Cathedral
| Chapter, No. IA, and Hunt Chapter,
No. 10.
In the notice of the services last
| Sunday, July 10, the name of one of
| the soloists was given as Mrs. Dell
| Fale instead of Mrs. Dell Sale of
Naomi Chapter, No. 3.
George Walter Smith, senior warden
of Pentalpha Lodge, No. %, has been
| selected by the National University
| Masonic Club as a scholarship student.
Mr.. Smith will enter the law school
in the Fall and complete the course
of three years leading to the degree
of bachelor of laws.
John H. Essler, John A. Folsom
and John Berdehoff have been named
as trustees of the scholarship fund
maintained by the Masonic organiza-
ton at National University.
The National University branch of
the National League of Masonic Clubs,
it is reported, has now become one
of the largest of the college divisions
of that organization.
Wednesday will be East Washing
|
Beach, when the following organiza-
tions will go to that resort for their
lannual outing: Fellowcraft Club or
| Myron NJ. Parker Lodge, No. II, +.
| A. A. M; Bethlehem Chapter, No. z,
| o. f. s.; drill corps of Jobs Daughters,
Bethel No. l; Capital Chapter, NO
III, ROYAL Arch Masons, and the Eel
Iowcraft Club OF Joseph II Mllans
! Lodge, No. 3S, +. y. A. NJ. A pro-
gram of races, games, etc, has been
| arranged and prizes will be provided
for the winners in all events.
| ]. c. Mcconnell is chairman of the
general committee in charge OF the
| excursion.
| Members of Kallipolis Grotto will don
their fezzes and trek to Marshall han
| August L for the annual outing ana
frolic. Arrangements for the event
are being made by a general com
mittee headed by stephen II. Takes
! who promises the excursion Will be
the most elaborate in the history OF
/ the Washington Yelled Prophets.
The entertainment committee has
| planned an ambitious program OF ath-
| letic events and novel contests. Ihe
| chief feature will be a beauty contest.
! The prettiest girl in the four sections
! of hington-northweSt northeast,
| southwest and Southeast-Wlll be Sc
| lected and awarded valuable prizes,
| which range from evening gowns to
| iewelry. There also will be a creased
| pig chase and other Old-time picnic
contests such as potato and peanut
races. The Grotto Band will take an
| important part in the program, CIV
/ ing a concert on the evening boat en-
route to Marshall Hall and another at
| the resort HogsheadS of liquid re-
freshments are promised on tap for
the thirsty, free of charge. There
| will be morning, afternoon and eve
| ming boats.
Crescent Temple of Trenton, n. j.,
has invited the nobility of Almas and
| numerous other temples to attend
it's grand seashore ceremonial
session" at Atlantic City September
25. 26 and 27. Harry NJ. Bedell, ad-
iutant general of all uniformed bodies,
has announced that the potentate is
planning to make this pilgrimage, and
| have the Military Band. Glee Club,
| Drum Corps, Orchestra, Imperial Nut
Band. Legion of Honor and Oriental
Bands escort the Almas mobiles. A
| speciaI de luxe Pullman train will be
| chartered to convey approximately
| ! 900 Shriners, their wives and fam
lilies, according to Arthur Z. Cook, in
charge of arrangements.
The AImas Temple theater party at
| Keith's Theater Friday evening was
! a success. The interior of the theater
| was decorated with flowers, bunting
and pennants, and the lobby with
| Shrine banners. The next party is
| scheduled for Friday July 81. Man
! ager Roland s. Robbins has an
| nounced that the seating capacity is
but 900, and that it will not be pos
! sibIe TO accommodate all of the no
bility.
At the weekly luncheon of Almas
| Caravan Club, held recently in the
| blue room of the City Club, Illustrious
| Oriental Guide DIR. J. T. Prendergast
| addressed the audience on the aim and
| object of the Shrine.
| The meeting was attended by near
" 100 Shriners and their guests. Pres
| ident John J. P. Mullane extended a
hearty welcome to visitors.
EASTERN STAR.
Electa Chapter, No. 2, will conduct
the religious services at the Masonic
and Eastern Star Home today at 3
o'clock Rev. c. Howard Lambdin
will preach. Mrs. Maud Fry will have
cha areya of the music