Evening star., 1926-06-13

@ iiE outstanding Masonic event
% the week will occur on
Saturday afternoon, when the
- Masonic field day. for the
benefit of the fund for the
children's dormitory AT the Masonic
and Eastern Star Home will be put
over with all the combined energy and
zeal of the Masonic fraternity and the
Order of the Eastern Star, and with
Almas Temple of the Mystic Shrine
and kallipolis Grotto, Yelled Prophets
of the Enchanted Realm. furnishing
the big attraction, the annual Masonic
base ball game.
The two> last named organizations
VIII cooperate also through their
respective units. including the two
IlilitarN bands and drill corps, and
fothing' of a carnivaliStic nature will
lie overlooked to make the afternoon
one of complete. if not deliriouS. JOY,
n the interest of :he beneficent cause,
which, after ALL seems to be the chief
cause of the Masonic annual field
day Every Mason will be present in
person or by proxy. and the Eastern
Star members all will be there TO con
t.ibute their support
Monarch l.. Whiting Estes. Past
MoCarch +. w. Libbey, who has three
years yet to so before he will be the
grand monarch of the order. but who
now is serving it as grand keeper OF
the archives of the Supreme Council;
Past Monarch Samuel +. Shreve and
Prophets \. Mitchell Phillips and
Walle- l.. Gary left for St. Louis
IesterGly evening to attend the an
nual session of the Supreme Council.
Before leaving Monarch Estes an
nounced that the party would be back
''on all fours' prepared to take part
in the Saturday field day, in which his
Grotto will be represented with a ball
team headed by Joe Leyerton.
Almas Temple of the Mystic Shrine,
although still celebrating the election
OF Past Potentate l.. p. Steuart to the
official line of the Imperial Council a
week ago, also promises to be abun
dainty in evidence at the field day
and John r. skinner. president of the
1926 Masters Association, states there
will be competitive drills. clown stunts
and humorous advertisements by
Nick Altrock of the Washington ball
club. in spite of the latter'S tragic
experiences in the West recently.
Everybody else connected With the
fraternity, including Grand Master
0IuleN Il. JACOBS, is tttlhl1lS llelu ueiN
Leonard p Steuart. the recently
elected outer guard of the Imperial
Council of the Mystic Shrine, is a past
master of Washington Centennial
Lodge. No. I; a Royal Arch Mason OF
Columbia Chapter. No. ]: a Royal and
Select Master of Adoniram Council
No. >: a member of Orient Command
cry. Knights Templar: a Scottish Rite
Mason of the thirty second degree, q
member of kallipoliS Gr0tto, Yelled
Prophets; a past patron of Washing
ton Centennial Chapter. No. 26. and a
tWo-term p0tentate of AlmaS Temple.
He is also a member of the Washing
ton Board Of Trade of this city, Hi
wants and Congressional Country
Clubs. His service as potentate OF
Almas Temple covered the period of
the Imperial Council session which
was held in Washington some years
ago, a session that was notable in
the annals of the Shrine.
The band Of Orient Comma ndery,
No. ), knights Temrlar, VIII go on
the air tomorrow evening at station
NCAp from 10 to ! o'clock. The
drill corps of the commandery held
a lawn fete Thursday and Friday Of
last week on North Carolina avenue
southeast. The commandery also has
organized a Detroit club preparatory
for the Grand Encampment in Detroit
in 1928.
Theodore Roosevelt Lodge. No. Al
U-i q nrprn1.