Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-11

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~ PEN AIR religious service
will be held at Tempt
Heights this afternoon at
~ o'clock under the direction o
the Rev. John C. Palmer
grand chaplain of the Grand Lodge
with an address by Rev. DIR. William
L. Darby, general secretary of tn,
Federation of Churches, and music
directed by J Walter Humphrey
K. c. c. H., with Past Master Harr,
G. Kimball as accompaniSt and Phil
lip Cohen as cornetist.
The officers and members of thu
following lodges, Harmony, No. IL
Max Abel, master, and Warren G
Harding, No. SO, John K. Willis, mas
ter, together with the officers ant
members of the following chapters O
the Order of the Eastern Star, Miz
pah, No. 8, Mrs. Bessie E. Short
matron; Mendel Behrend, patron, ant
Brookland, No. IL, Mrs. Virginia
Carleton, matron; Ernest C. Saltz
man, patron, with their families, will
be the special guests at this service
All members of both fraternities anC
their families, as well as the public
will be welcome, and ample seatinE
In consequence Of the inclemen
weather last Sunday, the mansion
was thrown open and the service wa.
held on the porch. An address wa.
delivered by Rev. Frank Steelman
pastor of Trinity Methodist Episcopa
Church.
called off its convocations until Sep
TENDER ID.
Hope Lodge, No. 90, has called of
its communications until September
10.
Justice Lodge, u. D., Eugene j
membership and Friday evening will
present the E. A. degree. with its
Junior warden, Robert H. Turner
heading the official line.
Grand Commander Robert L. Mid
dleton, on behalf Of the Grand Com
mandery of the District and its con
stituent communicates, has accepted
an invitation from Grand Commander
C. Vernon Eddy of the Grand Com
mandery of Virginia to join as escor
to the Grand Lodge of Masons o.
Virginia on the occasion of the cor
ner stone laying of the tuberculal
pavilion at Blue Ridge Sanatorium
Charlottesville, Va, Wednesday at
o'clock p.m., when the grand master
of Masons Of Virginia will officiate.
ARRANGEMENTS have been made fol
q special train to leave Union Sta
ton promptly at $40 am. Wednes
day morning and returning from
Charlottesville, Va, at o'clock pm.
arriving in Washington about 915
pm.
The knights Templar of this juris
diction will assemble at Union Sta
ton at o'clock and report to their
commanders, when tickets will be
secured.
Prophet Harry B. Plankinton.
chairman of the 1925 outing commit
tee of Kallipolis Grotto, announces the
following partial appointments to sub
committees for this years excursion
to Marshall Hall, August 8: A. Mitch
ell Phillips. vice chairman; honorary
and advisory, Monarch l.. Whiting
Estes; Chief Justice Stephen H
Takes, Master of Ceremonies Arthur
M. Poynton, Past Grand Monarch Ed
ward S. Schmid, Past Monarch E. w
Libbey, Past Monarch Charles d
Shackelford; medical, Dr., George F.
L
s. Barnhardt, DIR. Wade II. Atkinson
publicity, Joseph w. Leverton; prizes
Stephen H. Takes; program and mu'
sic, Past Monarch S. F. Shreve, Fred
erick Wilken, Judge William M. Bur
ton; advertising and souvenirs, A
Mitchell Phillips, Arch B. Williams
Ralph T. Pines; athletics, Joseph w
Leverton, assisted by the Grotto base
ball team; finance and tickets, Harry
Scroggins, Lloyd H. Human. William
J. Erskine, Adolph H. Volkman; re
freshments, Charles H. Corby; special
ladies' committee, Mrs. E. w. Libbey
Mrs. S. H Takes, Mrs. C. D. Shackel
ford, Mrs. William j. Erskine, Mrs
G. P. Boss, Mrs. J. H. Yeabower. Mrs
I. B. Robinson, Mrs. Charles A. Ste
VEINS. Mrs. C. T. Thorpe, Mrs. Herman
Wealthall, Mrs. r. A. Hermann. Glai
hand committee, j. H. Shreve, p. M.
A. H. Rogers, p. M; H. j. Gompers
p. NJ; M. w. Pickering, p. NJ; G. P
Boss. p. M; Charles A. Stevens, p. NJ.
r. B. Dickey, P. M; G. III. Emmons
p. NJ; C. T. Thorpe, L.A H. Bergman
G. A. Brewton, A. II. Fenton, F. s
Radcliffe, S. j. Gompers, Archie Engel
The program viii be announced al
m early date.
Potentate Charles D. Shacssefford |.
planning q picnic for the nobility Of
Almas Temple and their families
although the date has not yet beer
set. The potentate says an elaborate
entertainment will be provided, which
will have particular appeal to tht
wives and children.
According to tentative plans, cere
naonial of Almas Temple will be put
on this Fall.
kilograms and letters are pouring
IN upon Potentate Shackelford from
temples and individual Shriner:
throughout the country, commencing
Almas Temple for its unusual hospi
tally to members Of the order who
stopped over either on their way to OF
from the imperial council session re
Gently in Philadelphia.
Harold C. Lloyd, the well known
comedian of the silver screen, was
vice president Of the Scottish Rite
class which recently received tht
thirty second degree in Los Angeles
Calf. The ceremony was handled By
Perry w. Weidner, thirty third de-
gree, inspector general in southern
California for the Supreme Council
Southern Jurisdiction. Harold Lloyt
was given the pleasure of presenting
to the Cathedral Association the usua
class present. He took the op.
about the officers, degree workers and
EASTERN STAR.
The members of Mizpah Chapter
No. 8, are requested to attend the re,
ligious service at Temple Heights this