Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-08-01
MASONIC.

The usual open air services at Tenn
pie Heights this afternoon at o'clock,
under the direction of the Rev. John
&. Palmer. grand chaplain, will be
addressed by Rev. DR.. Howard r..
Snyder, pastor of the Lutheran
Church of the Atonement, and the
music will be under the direction OF
j. Walter Humphrey, Is. G. e. Il.
with Past Master Harry G. kimball,
X. c. G. H.. as accompanist.
officers and members of the follow
Ing lodges. with their families,
Briphtwood, No. AZ. Raymond L..
Schreiner, master: Arminius. No. %.
Frederick Bertram, master, and
George c. Whiting, No. -, George W
Hall. master: together with the fol-
lowing chapters of the Order of the
Eastern Star and their families: F1del-
itv. No. 10. Mrs. Caroline NJ. Shaw,
matron: Charles W. Ketcham. patron;
Miriam. No. %, aMrs. Mary +. Conner,
matron: William Clifford, patron, and
Brentwood, No. 40, Mrs. Beulah r.,
Coakley matron. Raymond +. Schrei.
ner, patron; will be the special
guests at this service. All members
of both fraternities and their families,
as well as the public are always wei
come and ample seating provision is
provided for.
Except King solomon Lodge, No. 81,
Theodore Roosevelt Lodge. No. A,
both of which will have the +. &. de-
gree Wednesday, and Naval, No. 4,
which will have the NJ. NJ. degree. pre-
scented i'm Northeast Temple. Eighth
and + streets northeast, Thursday. no
lodges have reported degree work for
the current week, nearly all of them
having called off their communica-
tions. This week, at least, Masonry is
taking an official vacation. Several of
the lodges, however. that omit a com
munication in August have degree
work or business on the other SEIZED
uled date, Arminius, No. 25. for in
stance. announcing the L. A. degree
for August IL Naval, No. A. the F. G..
degree for August 10: Dawson, No. rs.
calling off August and having the
f. G. and NJ. NJ degrees August %,
and Lebanon. No. {, calling off August
g. but having the +. c. degree Au-
gust 20.
Junior Deacon Percy !. Lowd and
Senior Steward James r. Beaubiah
will fill the important official stations
IN King Solomon Lodge, No. 81. ia
the degree work Wednesday aftt r
noon. starting at o'clock.
None of the Scottish Rite boo es
will meet regularly until the meeting
of Mithras Lodge of Perfection, Tees
day September q.
Kalhpolis Grotto. Mystic Order of
Yelled Prophets. has prepared for a
"big day" at Marshall Hall Tuesday,
according to the official proclamation
of Monarch l.. Whiting Estes from
the throne" and Prophet Harry B.
Plankinton. chairman Of the entertain
ment committee from the footstool, !
and all is in readiness for the annual
outing for the entertainment of the
Prophets and their families. a day
of fun and frolic such, it is promised,
as they have never before enjoyed.
The steamer Charles Manchester viii
leave Seventh street wharf at 10 am.
and 2:30 and $50 pm. Upon arrival
of the afternoon boat the athletic and
other events will start Many novel
contests have been arranged and val
liable prizes will be awarded. The
events will be in charge of Prophet
Joseph Leverton. manager of the
Grotto base ball team, a past master
in outdoor athletics.
After arrival of the evening boat
the heralded Charleston contest will
be staged. Many entrants already
have been enrolled and much en-
thusiasm is being manifested i'm this
event. The Grotto Band will play on
the evening boat and returning.
Monarch Estes has invited all the
old folks and the orphans at the Ma
sonic and Eastern Star Home to be his
guests and no pains will be spared to
make the day pleasant for them. As
usual souvenirs will be distributed on
the boat to the ladies and Riddles.
In the July issue of the kallipolis
Kronikle. Monarch L. Whiting Estes
announced a ceremonial November If.
at which time the grand monarch,
Judge Frederick Walther, will be the
guest of honor The class is now form.
ing.