Evening star., 1925-09-20

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Tussdsy-De Moisy. No. =. Malta.
{This is Scottish Rite day at the
open-air services on Temple Heights q
this afternoon at O'Clock under
the direction OF Rev. John c. Palmer.
grand chaplain. and Rabbi Abram
Simon of the Eighth Street Syna-
gogue will deliver the address The
music, under the direction of j.
Walter Humphrey. will be furnished
by the Scottish Rite Choir. composed
of Mr. Humphrey. William G. Ather-
holt. Karl s. Kerr and Homer S.
Pope. with Past Master Harry G..
kimball a. accompanied. The mem
"6ers of the rite, with their families
and friends. the Order of Jobs
Daughters and the Order of the De
Molay, in uniform. with Columbia
Lodge. No. 3. Albert Haas. master:
Leha non Lodge. No. -. Alfred Har-
mon, master; Takoma Lodge. No. %.
Hugh r. Reppert. master. and 10y
atty Chapter. No. a. Mrs. Eva F.
Lynch matron. Paul Anderson pa
tron: Trinity Chapter. No. SO. Miss
Irene f.. Norris. matron: George w.
Toombs. patron. and Mount Plea Sa nj
chapter. No. "a. Mrs Cleone r.
Champion. matron: Noble D. Larner.
patron. with their families and
friends. are the especially invited
guests al this service All members
Of each of these frsternities. as we'll
as the public. will he cordially wei.
come. Ushers will he provided by the
uniformed Order of the De Molay and
plenty Of seating accommoda ton will
be furnished.
While the date has not vet been
~set. Monarch l.. Whiting Estes IA
busily engaged In perfecting pre-
liminary details concerning the Fall
ceremonial OF Kallipolis Grotto. An
nouncement will shortly be made. he
states. giving full particulars Past
Monarch Samuel F. Shreve will have
charge of the jollihcation features.
The Grotto Drill. Drum and Busle
Corps are busy rehearsin9 for their
annual minstrel show. which will be
held at the New Willard Hotel
November IL. The show will be
staged under the personal direction
OF Prof. Pete Howell. Past Monarch
Charles d. Shackelford will act as
interlocutor. Dancing will follow the
show.
The Washington Railroad SQUARE
Club visited the Masonic and Eastern
''i 'o"i- idHt SUNDAY. SANDWICHES.
ice cream and cakes were served
after an evening of music and A. ais
course on The Small Things of
Life by Homer !. Councillor. Dur.
ward BowersoX gave violin selections
Miss Gertrude Smallwood, at the
piano. accompanied William F.. Rav.
mond. soloist. Miss Julis Cunning.
ham gave dance solos.
Eureka Chapter. r. A. NJ. No. 4.
will confer the past and n1ost 4xcAl
lent. masters degrees next FRIDAY.
The master Of ST. Johns Lodse
NO. IL, expects to make next Friday
night a banner night of the wear.
when the Master Mason's degree will
be conferred by past masters of the
lodge, with the following assign
ments: James E. Hutchinson. wor.
shipful master, first section; Robert
A. Daniel. worshipful master. second
section; Needham c. TurnaKe, senior
warden; Allen Bussins. Junior warden:
John A. Barnes, jr., senior deacon;
Calvin T. Milans. Junior deacon:
George r. Davis. senior steward: Will
liam L. Jones. Junior steward; F. A.
Mess, chaplain. and w. Marion An
Eelo, marshal. Abram r. Wingate.
William E. Poulton and Charles Fl.
tidn. Past Grand Masters Harry
landlord and Joseph H. Milans Of
the lodge are expected to take part in
the degree. Past Master Wright. who
was master of the lodge In 1873. has
also signifed his intention 10 he pres
ent. Special music and refreshments
will he provided by the entertainment
committee and an invitation Is ex-
tended TO members Of the fraternity
Washington Chapter. No. 2. r. A.
NJ. announces the P NJ and NJ. F.. NJ.
degrees for THURSDAY night, with
John e. Swaine, jr., and John r. .Tef-
ferries heading the line. respectively.
All Royal Arch Masons are invited.
The Past Master and Most Excellent
Ma ster degrees will be conferred AT the
next conYocation Of Potomac Chapter,
Sept emher -. with Howard c. Nc
.CUntock and Charles W. Sherier Of
ficiating respectfully. Refreshments
served
ApproXime teIy 500 local Shriners
hea ded by Illustrious Potentate Henry
Jansburgh. and including the divan
patrol. bands, chanters and the legion
guard will attend the seashore cere-
monial at Atlantic City September 25,
rs and p, at which occa sion at least
10000 wearers of the fez are expecf cd
from practically every temple in The
Eas stern and New England States A
special de luxe Pullman train has been
chartered for this event. which will
leave Union Station September IS at
1915 pm. arriving at Atlantic City at
b:3S pm. The Irriuuois Hotel has been
designated by the COMMITTEES s Almas
The committee Of arrangements is
headed by Arthur E. Cook. general
chairman Jack Q. Slye, chairman Of
transportation: Col. Harry r. Glad
man, chairman Of itinerary. and Sam
ue] Zirkin, chairman OF hotels As-
sisting the general chairman in work
frfs out details to make this pilgrimage
success are Rufus W. Pearson. pres
ident Of the patrol; Robert Heiner.
business ma ma ger of the band: Louis
W. Brown. business manager of the
orchestra: Charles NJ. Hsvei. pres-
dent of the chapters: Archibald l..
Straub. commander of the legion
John J. r. Mullane. president of the