Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-09-11

TIME open-air services at Tenn
pie Heights this afternoon al
4 O'Clock, under the direction
4 OF the grand chaplain, the
Rev. John G. Palmer, have
been designated scottish Kite day
as the several bodies of the Rite
with their families are to be among
the special guests The address vii
he delivered by Rabbi Abram Simon
of the Washington Hebrew Congre'
cation and the music Will be tur'
nished- by the Scottish Rite Choir
composed of William G. Atherholt
first tenor; Homer :. Pope, SECOND
tenor; Kari Kerr, first bass; J. Wal
ter Humphrey, second bass and di
rector with Junior Deacon Harry G
Eimball as accompanist.
The several bodies of the Rite are
Mithras Lodge of Perfection, Evan
Eelist Chapter, Rose Croix, Robert
de Bruce Council of kadosh and AL
bert Pike Consistory.
Other special guests will be the
officers and members of the follow
ing named Blue Lodges, with their
families: Naval, No. 4, Charles w
Berry. master; Temple Noyes, No. 81
Joshua b. Callahan. master; Albert
master, and Joseph III. Milans, No. 3S'
Robert r. Peterson. master. Also
the following named chapters of the
Order Of the Eastern Star with the
officers and members and their FAM
lilies: Acacia. No. IS, Mrs. Elizabeth
IL. f. Davis, matron; Charles 3
Davis. patron; La Fayette, No. 81.
Mrs. Helen b. Hall, matron; William
ii. Dyre. patron; Joseph II. Milans
Lodge No Al, Mrs Christine *.
RowZee, matron: Carl Smith, patron.
All members of these fraternities with
their families, as well as. the public,
are welcome at these services. Ample
seating provision Is made, 1t is
stated.
sunday, September Is. the special
guests are to he the matrons and
patrons of the 43 chapters of the Or
der of the Eastern Star with their
families. together with the officers
and members of the Grand Chapter.
The Rev. Earle Wiley of Vermont
Avenue Christian Church will deliver
the address.
Potentate Amos A. Fries announces
an Almas Temple barbecue at the
Beaver Dam Country Club Septem-
Der IS. The caravan will be formed
at Shrine headquarters, 1911 X street
northwest, at 1890 o'clock. In addi-
ton to personal conveyances busses
will leave headquarters at /, and 3
o'clock Charles ID. Shackleford,
chairman of the committee on ath-
letics, has arranged series of con-
tests. The golf course will be open
to enthusiasts of the Scottish game
upon green fee payment. Arrange
ments have been made by James C..
ri, a i,.y,a of a m
arrangements, to feed $500, and he
announces a program of interesting
and thrilling events beside.
Capitol Forest, No. 104, Tall Cedars
OF Lebanan. will visit Columbia
Lodge. No. 2S5, A. F. A. NJ. of Claren-
don, Va, Monday evening, September
10. and will entertain the members
of Clarendon and other lodges in
District No. 81 of Virginia. The
officers of Capitol Forest will be ca
companied by their band and uni
formed rangers.
The executive committee of Capt.
toll Forest will meet Thursday eve
ming in the board of governors room
of the University Club to prepare for
the fraternal visit to Columbia Lodge
at Clarendon, Va, and also to out
line plans for ceremonial at the
Willard Hotel, September 80.
The Association of Worshipful Mas
tiers of 1926 will hold special me.
mortal service next Saturday night to
commemorate the first anniversary of
the death of their late brother, John
D. Hughes, who died while serving in
Office in the Masonic fraternity.
As worshipful master of Washington
Centennial Lodge, No. IA, Mr.. Hughes
was revered by the entire fraternity,
his genial good nature and whole
hearted fellowship making him be-
loved by all who knew him. His ac-
tivity on behalf of the Masonic field
day was particularly brilliant, the
large returns from his personal efforts
adding materially TO the equipment
and facilities of the Masonic. and East
ern Star Home in the District of Co.
lumbia.
The entire membership of the Asso-
citation of Worshipful Masters of 1926
will participate in the services by de-
posting on the altar at roll call a
white carnation as a token of the fra
ternal and personal esteem of each Of
the constituent Masonic lodges.
The Masonic Glee, Club will render
special selections of appropriate music
during this special service. A prayer
Rev. John c. Palmer. grand chaplain
of the District of Columbia Grand
Lodge of Masonry.
1t Is expected that the assistant
grand chaplain, Rev. Charles Z. FultZ.
will attend and present a eulogy on
Mr.. Hughes. Past Master A. Ernest
Tate Of Washington Centennial Lodge
will also deliver an address.
Isaac Cans, with whom the departed
member was last associated in bust
ness. will present comments and re-
Brother Hughes.
The grand master of Masons Of the
District of Columbia, the officers of
the Grand Lodge and the worshipful
masters of 1927 are expected to at
tend the services in a body.
Past Master John T. Skinner is
chairman of the special committee in
charge. and he has secured the use of
the large lodgeroom. No. /, for the
services, which will begin at clock
sharp.
Worshipful Master Maurice Blum
announces that after a recess of two
months Samuel Gompers Lodge. No.
As. will reopen Tuesday at 1880 in
lodgeroom No. g. where the F.. A.
degree will be conferred on large
class of candidates. with Brother
Senior Deacon Ispdore A. Peake
heading the official line.
EASTERN STAR
Rose liver Hartung. worthy matron
Areme Chapter, No. 10. announces
that the next meeting. September 81,
will be birthday night" at which time
the chapter will celebrate its twenty