Evening star., 1926-06-06

THE United Masonic Temple Bulle
l. tin announces that religious serv
ices will he resumed at Temple
Heights Sunday, June 20, and VIII con
tinue each Sunday thereafter at
o'clock. These services are helu pA
the grand chaplain under the auspices
of the Grand Lodge of MasonS.
The annual Masonic field day will bt
held at the American League Park
Clark Griffith Stadium. SATURDAY. june
IL. following the suggestion of Rooer1
H. Young of Harmony Lodge, an'
the proceeds have always been 90
mated to the Masonic and Eastern Stai
Home. The coming field day Will bt
the twenty second in the series ant
the proceeds are to he used lof lhe
completion of the children's dormltorA
at the home. Box seats may De op
tanned at Saks & Co.. sport depart
ment, and other seats OF members o.
the craft.
feature of the day will he the
base hall game between mines o.
Almas Temple of the Mystic Shrine
and Kallipolis Grotto. Mystic Ordei
of Yelled Prophets. Kallipolis Grot
TO announces that Joe Leverton
"hra YES" are ready for the fray an0
"rarin' to 60" They will be accom-
nanied bv the kallipolis Military
BAND. the drum and bugle corps. the
drills corps and other entertainers
Almas Temple apparently is WIN
holding its announcement, aIthouSI
doubtless it will match the enterprise
of the Grotto, for both orGanlzatlons
always manifest extraordinary inter
est in the field day. for which they
provide the chief attractions.
Officers and prophets of kallipoli'
Erotto. on their way to the annua
Grotto convention at st. Louis. this
year. will leave Washington SUNDAY
June l3. and arrive in st. Louis the
following evening. Monarch L.. MT
ing Estes. who has just returned from
q hurried trip to Grand Rapids. Mlch.
expects to accompany them.
John A.>Lejeune Lodge. No. 800, o.
inuantico. Va, has invited the officers
nnd members of Osiris Lodge. NO. 20
20 be present with it wednesday eve
ming of this week, when the NJ. M
degree is to be presented. Past Crane
Master Callahan of virginia, ane
,daj. Gen. John A. Lejeune. L. ;
n. c.. will be distinguished guests
CT the occasion.
tIE u
dleton of the District Grand Com
n,andery of knights Templar Satur
cav evening entertained at his home
Cirstz T.. Dunkum, Charles r. Roberts
]. Claude KEEPER. William II. Harrl
non. Roland NJ Brown. Oliver A
ghelps. William s. Waddey. Joseph II
kIilans. William *. Reeve, Maurice l.
Esrewton. George |. Laizure. Charles
VI. Pimper. John Parsons, Edward
F. Robertson. Charles w. Sherrler
I,rnest +. Post, Fred +. Blood, omar
J Veley, Andrew n. Ross and charles
Phillips.
Commander Maurice l.. Brewton ha!
b,en elected president Of the Associ
alton of knights Templar Commanders
for 19c6-21: Charles Phillips. vice
president. and Omar J. Veley. secre
tarv-treaSurer.
BENJAMIN r. French Lodge at its
last communication was honored py
visit from Fredericksburg Lodge, NO
4. of Virginia. headed by its master
Thomas Fl. Chewing, and with more
than 80 past masters and members
The famous Bible upon which George
Washington was obligated was used
at this communication. The speaker
of the evening was Arthur f. Robin
son. of Capital City Lodge, Indian
spols.
The Washington Railroad Square
Club met May %. }. T. Skinner
master of The New Jerusalem Lodge
and president of the Masters Associ
alton. urged the support of members
for the annual Masonic field day, June
H. President A. Rawley Doome In
troduced DR.. Joseph T. Herson oi
Hamline Church. who spoke on the
bValue of a Laugh"
The advisory board of the National
League of Masonic Clubs was repre-
sented by President Melville d. Hen
sey. Vice President o. W. Riley, Past
President j. Boyd Dexter, f. l.
Eorbin, f.. A. Lucas, F.. l.. Burney
Roy Wolf and {. +. Burney, editor
or The New Jerusalem Bulletin. Presi
dent HenSey urged the support OF
chair in the George Washington Uni
versty for diplomatic service. Among
fhe visitors were George F. Ninslow
secretary. Kiwains Club: Il. c. Henry
1amskin Club: Maj. w. r. Metz
joseph y. Sullivan, president. Circle
Club. and NJ. NJ. Brewer, London
England.
Mrs. Marie Deal dramatic soloist
offered pleasing selections. accom-
panied by Miss Gertrude Smallwool
At the close cigars and refreshments
were served.
A large attendance greeted Arthur
e. Cook at the monthly meeting OF
the Level Club, at Grotto head
quarters May %. when he delivered
an illustrated lecture on France In
which he described his observations
while touring that country with the
Secretary of Labor. This was one OF
a series of lectures delivered by MIR
Cook and at it's conclusion he was
given vote OF thanks. The club has
adjourned for the Summer months.
The Anchor Masonic Club held III
NAV meeting in the new George Ma
son Hotel. Alexandria, Va. One hun
jred and five members and guests o
the club. including the officers o.
Alexandria Washington Lodge. No. -
,enioved delightful dinner. Th'
sneaker of the evening was G. II
Callahan. past grand master of the
State of Virginia. He called attention
to the tuberculosis pavilion at Char
Iottesville, Va, the corner stone o1
which will be laid on July 13, whel
Mai. Gen. Leieune and marines VII
lead the parade.
The secretary read a message o
sympathy for a member OF the club
+. NJ. Allison. jr., of Salt Lake, Titan
which the club ordered to be engrosset
and sent to the members of Judg'
Allison's family.
At pm. the club was welcomed
in the historic lodge room in the OLE
courthouse. where the M. M. degre'
was presented.
EASTERN STAR.
At the last meeting of Unity Chap
ter. No. %. degrees were conferre'
upon several candidates. Members o
the choir of Bethlehem Chapter, Nc