Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-04-10

Rev. !. Hillman HOLSTER, pastor
of Chevy Chase Presbyterian Church,
oficiating, Friends are invited and
automobiles will meet the street cars
at Georgia avenue and Rittenhouse
street to convey visitors to the nome
The Scottish Rite bodies will have
h. busy week, starting tomorrow eve
ming with the thirtieth degree,
knight Kadosh," in the council, fol-
lowed Tuesday evening by the thirty.
second degree, Master Of the Royal
Secret" in the consistory.
Thursday evening, at 1880 o'clock, in
All Souls Church, 10th and Harvard
streets northwest. the Maundy Thurs
day services will be held, including
the REIMBURSEMENT of the symbolic
lights" The elaborate program will
open with an organ prelude by Harry
q. Kimball, X. G. c. H.. followed by
the opening of Evangelist Chapter.
Rose Croix, and the anthem, I'm Me-
moriam" (Buck), by the Scottish Rite
choir j. Walter Humphrey, K. c. c.
K7., director and second bass; William
Atherholt, first tenor: Homer S. Pope,
second tenor, and Karl Kerr, first
bass. The musical program will in
Clude anthem, 1.-THE Shades Of Eve
Are Falling" Pope-SchuberD; re-
Sponses, by the choir; duet, "CruciffX'
(Faure), by Messrs. Atherholt and
Humphrey, and offeratory, by Arsenic
Ralon, violinist. The ceremonies will
be conducted by Evangelist Chapter,
Rose Croix, Frank e. Koch, Thirty
third degree. wise master.
The program for the Easter Sunday
services, to be held in the same place
at pm, will include organ prelude,
"InterInezzo" (Callaerts), by Harry G.
KImball; the anthems, "Jubilate Dec"
(Buck1; Great and Marvellous"
(Farmer), and "Cantata Domino"
(Buck), by the Scottish Rite Choir and
a violin offertory by Arsenic Ralon.
The services of "relighting the lights"
will be conducted by Evangelist Chap
Ter, Rose Croix.
Capitol Royal Arch Chapter, No.
IL, has issued cards for ladies
night" at Northeast Masonic Temple,
Eighth and r street northeast, Wed
nesday evening, at o'clock, cards to
be presented at the door for admission.
The ladies' auxiliary of the Lamb
skin Club will meet Thursday evening
The Field day committee of the
Worshipful Masters and Worthy Ma.
irons Association Of 1927 are arrang-
ing program OF events for this year,
Shat will be held Saturday, June 25,
at American League Park for the
benefit OF the children's dormatory at
the Masonic and Eastern Star Home.
The program tentatively calls for
community singing, burlesque char
lot. race, a prize fight" and an auto
mobile race. 1t is expected that
Uncle Nick Altrock win represent
Ben.Hur, the boys Of De Molay
putting on the fight. Arrangements
are being made to have contests be.
tween several chapters of the Eastern
Star, Jobs Daughters and De Molays.
The ball game viii be played be-
tween the Shriners and Grotto. Gen.
Fries will strengthen his team. as he
wants this to be Shriner year.
The committee this year consists of
masters and matrons of 1927, the mas
ters being Joseph T. K. Plant, general
chairman; Arville l.. Ebersole, secre-
tary and treasurer: Hillard c. Myers,
Sidney j. Mayer, j. Edward Borland,
Joshua B. Callahan, Arthur NJ. frog
.ner, Edward l.. McAleer, John J. p.
Muilane and Charles w. Berry, and
anatrons. Mrs. Rose H. Hartung, chair.
anan; Mrs. Louise c. Darby, Mrs.
Alaude e. Meyer. Mrs. Helen B. Hall,
MRS. Maud o. Shively, Mrs. NJ. Deli
Sale. Mrs. Louise Nubson. Mrs. Edna
Charlton. Mrs. Marthe Shaw and Mrs.
Ada l.. looms.
A series of interesting events have
Secured recently at the midday
luncheon OF the Caravan Club of
AlnlaS Temple each Friday at 1890
O'Clock at the Raleigh Hotel Last
FRIDAY President Henry G.. Stein had
Walter Johnson, premier pitcher, as
guest OF honor. Clark Griffith, presi'
dent Of the Washington base ball club;
iris Speaker and several other mem
hers Of the team also were present.
Mai. Gen. Amos A. Fries. potentate
OF Almas, is hopeful that the interest
in this organization will be sustained.
George d. King has been appointed
manager of the Shrine team which
will contest for fraternal supremacy
an base ball with the Grotto at the an
Yual field day at Griffith Stadium Sat
urday, June %. He is getting his
forces aligned and practice will be
sin as soon as weather conditions are
favorable
Recorder +. Lawrence Walker an
Mounces that petitions for the cere-
Tnonial April 81, at the Arcadia, must
he received not later than April IL 20
he acted upon at the business session.
1911 K street northwest, April ~
Fotentate Fries has arranged for the
comfort and convenience of the nobil'
hty at this ceremonial. The enter
fa2nment features will be under the
direction of James G. Hoyle.
: The recent goodfellowship night en-
tertainment Of Kallipolis Grotto had
m attendance which taxed the capac
ity OF Grotto headquarters. Music
throughout the evening was furnish
ed By a section Of Charlie Dunn'S
Orchestra" Edward Henkel enter
tanned with fancy clog dancing
BILLY Katz of the Mohawk Quar-
Get sang, BILLY Zeitler, the minstrel
gave several selections. and Master
Walter Takes proved himself a boy
wonder at the piano. At the conclu
e6on refreshments were served. An
other goodfellowship night will be
held April 20.
Monarch s. Fl. Takes has an
@ounced the appointment of Prophet
George II. Jones as manager of the
trotto base ball team, which will com
pete with a. team from Almas Temple
on the annual Masonic field day
June Is. t'.t
Sometime in May the Grotto Will
hold a get.together meeting in Alex
Undria, Va, with the Masons of tha
city.
The final monthly Grotto dance Of
she season will he held at the New
Willard Hotel April Is.
Three minstrel shows, followed by
<ancing, are announced by the GrottC
Drill and Drum and Bugle Corps, the
@rst in Joppa Lodge Temple, Apri
IS, the second at Brightwood Temple
April %, and the third at Wardmar
3Gark Hotel, April %. Exceptionally
GsEh-grads talent is promised.