Evening star., 1925-08-02

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ss ssl. n'aa sfssra5e1 s5 Temple a9 a:'ss's asioss
~ under the direction of the
Rev. John C. Palmer, grand
chaplain. The address will be dellV-
cred by the Rev. c. r. Stauffer of the
Ninth Street Christian Church, who
will shortly leave the city to accept
8 charge at Atlanta, Ga. The music
is under the direction of ]. Walter
Humphrey, with Harry G.. Kimball
accompanist and w. T. Wade cornet-
ist. Solos will be rendered by Mrs.
F,stella Gates of Miriam Chapter. No.
23, Order of the Eastern Star,
The officers and members of Ma
tfonal Lodge, No. IL, John w. Tiffany.
master; George c. Whiting Lodge, No.
%, Charles w. Sherief, master, and
Arminius Lodge, No. 25, Armin Roth,
master; also Fidelity Chapter, No. 10,
Mrs. Marion w. Jones, matron; Earle
r. Strong. patron, and Miriam Chap
ter, No. %, Mrs. Anna B. Seller, ma
tron, Joseph Cottrell, patron, Order of
the Eastern Star, together with their
families and friends, are especially in
vited guests. All members of both
fraternities and the public will be well
come. USherS will be provided by the
ladies of Fidelity and Miriam Chap
ters, and ample seating accommoda-
tlon will be provided.
Solos were rendered last Sunday by
Miss Maude L. Carnahan of the choir
of Ascension Church and by Mrs. j..
Ethel Richards of William +. Hunt
Chapter, No. TO- A stirring address
was delivered by the Rev. George NJ.
Diffenderfer of Luther Place Memorial
Church, who is a past grand chaplain
of the Grand Lodge Of Pennsylvania
The annual family outing of the
prophets of kallipolis Grotto will take
place at Marshall Hall Tuesday, Au
gust II. Chairman Takes is making
preparations which he hopes will
eclipse all former similar affairs. The
main event will be the beauty con-
test" for which the entries are pour
ing in" The judges will have no easy
task in selecting four beauties-one
from each of the four sections of the
Nations Capital. The list will re-
main open until almost the last min
ute on August IL. Handsome prizes
will be awarded the lucky ones.
There will be athletic and other
events for the kiddies and grown-ups,
for which appropriate prizes will be
awarded. 1t is even hinted that there
will be a greased-pig race, the prize
being the young porker itself to the
individual who can catch and hold him.
The Grotto Band will play on the
evening boat, and free lemonade will
he served throughout the day and
evening on the grounds.
Monarch l.. Whiting Estes is ex-
officio chairman and has told Chair
man Takes to go the limit and spare
no expense or pains in making this
the grandest outdoor event in the his
tory of the local Yelled Prophets.
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The Fellowcraft Club of Federal
Lodge, No. /, reports that the club
viii occupy more Commodious and
convenient quarters at its new home,
% Grant place northwest, where it
will occupy the entire second floor of
the building, which has been arranged
for club purposes, with a reception
room, card room, library, committee
rooms, dining room and kitchen. II
is expected that this move to a sec
ton of the city where the clubs quar-
ters will be most convenient to the
members will result in a material
gain in membership.
The regular meetings of the club are
held the first and third Tuesdays.
At a joint meeting of the units of
Almas Temple held last Thursday it
was unanimously voted that the local
temple shall be represented at the sea-
shore ceremonial to be staged by
Crescent Temple at Atlantic City
September 25, 26 and 81. In order to
raise sufficient funds it was decided
10 hold a series of theater parties at
Keith's Theater every Friday up to
and including September IS. Harry
VI. Bedel, adjutant general of the
uniformed units; Rufus W. Pearson,
president of the patrol; Robert Heiner,
hlyG Of hn hay n.
NJ. Goldman, director of the orches-
ira; John P. Shaddick, director of the
chanters; d. A. Dollarhide, vice COM
mander of the legion, together with
Assistant Rabban Roland S. Robbins
and Arthur z. Cook, are working out
details to make these weekly parties
a success.
The Caravan Club has decided to
continue holding weekly luncheons
during the balance of the Summer
months. The officers of the club are
John j. P. Mullane, president: Maj.
Gen Amos A. Fries, vice president;
Fl. Schuyler Shepard, secretary treas
urer; Martin Smith, business manager,
and Capt. Robert E. Doyle, sergeant
alarms.
A Midsummer cruise along the Po-
the members of Almas Temple and
their families has been announced by
Potentate Henry Lansburgh. The
steamer Southland has been charter
ed and is scheduled to leave Washing
ton at 2:30 pm. Friday, August %,
returning the following Monday morn
ing. The entire trip will cover 500
miles, with stop-overs at Annapolis.
Norfolk and Yorktown, permitting
sightseeing, bathing, boating and fish
ing. The number of persons has been
limited to 250.
Hiram Instruction Club has called
off its meetings until the first Monday
in October.
Saturday, August S, the club will
give its annual picnic to Marshall
Hall.
ORDER EASTERN STAR.
Last chance to join o. E. S. cara
van to the session of the General
Grand Chapter at Toronto, Canada.
Caravan leaves Masonic Temple, Thir-
teenth street and New York avenue,
at Z am. Friday, August Z. Seats
for a few are still available in a de
luxe touring coach. For arrangements
call Mrs. Rose A. Yost, grand secre-
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