Evening star., 1925-08-23
FRATERNITIES
MASONIC.

81. MASONIC.
DECREE work for the week-To-
= morrow evening, Dawson, No. 16,
=. A, and Stansbury. No. "a, +. c.;
Tuesday, Samuel Gompers. L. D., NJ.
*. Thursday. The New Jerusalem, No.
g.. T. CT, special at $50; NJ. NJ. at
1870 pm; Friday, st. Johns. No. IL,
III. NJ. The other lodges have either
called off or have failed to announce
work for publication.
Open-air services will be held at
Temple Heights this afternoon at 4
o'clock. The address will be delivered
by Rev. Homer j. Councillor Of Cal
vary Baptist Church. The music, un-
der the direction of J. Walter Hum.
phrey, will be furnished by the choir
of ST. Pauls English Lutheran
Church and Past Master Harry G.
ktmhall of Hiram Lodge, No. 10. will
be the accompanist, with w. r. Wade
OF B. B.. French Lodge, No. Is, as cor.
netist.
The officers and members of Hiram
Lodge, No. 10. Arthur j. Richards,
master: King David Lodge, No 2S,
Ga1en T. Boyer, master, and Albert
Pike Lodge, No. 36, Frank Z. Koch,
master, together with Bethany
Whaley. matron; William Alf, patron,
and Washington, Centennial Chapter.
No. 20; Mrs. Mae f. Odenwald. matron;
DIR. John t. Vivian. patron. Order of
the Eastern Star. with their families
and friends, are the especially invited
guests. The members Of both fra
ternities and the public will be
welcome.
The ushers will be provided by the
ladies of the two Eastern Star chap
ters. The ushers last Sunday were
Mrs. j. D. Welden and Miss Mae
Rice of Unity Chapter, No. %, and
Mrs. Harris Ross and Miss Helen
Ross of Joppa Lodge Chapter. No. 27.
Tenor solos were sung by w. Madison
Taylor, first tenor of Yale University
Glee Club, who is a member OF Joppa
Lodge, No. 35, of this city, with Miss
Marian Reed, organist of New York
Avenue Presbyterian Church, as ac-
companist.
Samuel Gompers Lodge, U. D., will
for the first time present the NJ. NJ.
degree Tuesday evening. with Mau-
rice Blum heading the official line.
Tuesday afternoon Monarch L.
Whiting Estes and other members
of Kallipolis Grotto entertained a
mond, Va, and in the afternoon
teams of the two Grottoes played a
game of base ball at American
League Park, the visitors winning
by d score of to 3. This was a
return game, the Washington Pro
phets having played the Samis team
i'll Richmond July o.
Monarch Estes is said to be devot-
ing his attention to the Fall cere-
rEn1
membership committee. With the
return of cool weather the monthly
soodfellowship nights will be re-
sumed at Grotto headquarters and
entertaining programs will be ar
ranged for the Prophets and their
Master Mason friends.
Shriners now are giving attention
TO the contemplated Midsummer
cruise on Chesapeake Bay and the
Potomac, York and Severn Rivers,
by Almas Temple. The steamer
Southland, equipped. is scheduled to
leave Washington Friday, September
II, at 2:30 pm, returning the fol-
lowing Monday morning. The en-
tire trip will cover more than 500
miles, including stopovers at An
napolis, Norfolk and Capes OF Virginia,
permitting sightseeing, bathing and
going has been limited to $50.
A theater party will be held at
Keith's Friday by the divan and
members of the patrol, bands, glee
club. legion guard and the other
units.
Alnas Temple will attend the sea-
shore ceremonial session at Atlantic
City, September IS. &c and 27.
Potentate Henry Lansburgh is
Two e. ~
with the patrol, military band, glee
club, drum corps. orchestra, imperial
nut band, legion of honor and
oriental band to escort the nobility
EASTERN STAR.
Washington Centennial Chapter, No.
rs, will assist in the religious services
to be held at Temple Heights today.
The matron Mae NJ. Odenwald, and
all Of the officers will attend the serv-
ices. 1t is also the wish Of the ma
iron that as many members as pos
sible staying in the city over the week
end also be present. The million
dollar stars of Washington Centen-
NAL Chapter have been appointed to
assist as ushers. The services are
scheduled to start at pm.
Mrs. Beulah Capper, matron of
Bethlehem Chapter, No. z, entertained
her officers last Saturday with a pic
mic at Reservoir Park. Sixteenth and
Kennedy streets northwest. Games
were held and a picnic lunch served
by the matron. Those present were
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Yingling. Mrs.
Luella Burrows, Mr.. and Mrs. Carl
A. Darnall, Mr.. and Mrs. Van w
Roberds. Mrs. Mabel Bradburn. Mrs
Ethel Nelson, Mrs. Lille Hall, Mrs.
Ruth Baumann, Mrs. Grace Ingels.
Mrs. Edna Scannell. Mrs. Lulu John
son and Mrs. Carrie Batson.
At the meeting of Loyalty Chapter,
No. 80, the degrees were conferred by
Most Worthy Junior Past Grand
IL. L..