Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-08-14
MASONIC.
LODGES.

&. Palmer, VIII be addressed
ny Rev. William A. Eisenberger OF the
Church of the Covenant. The music
will be directed by J. Walter Hum
phrey, with Junior Grand Deacon
Harry G kimbaH as accompanist. as
sisted by a cOrnetist from the Army
Music School. Mrs Emily Fletcher
soprano. will sing q solo, and the chi
dren from the Masonic and Eastern
Star Home will sing several anthems
Special guests this afternoon will he
the resident members and the children
from the Masonic and Eastern Star
Home and the following lodges. With
their officers and members and their
families: King Solomon, No. 81, Gas
ton De T. tombstone. master; East
Gate. No 81, Arthur Carson. master;
St. Johns. No. II, William r. Mllans
master. and Congress, No. 81, George
r. Kennedy. master. Also the officers
and members, with their families, of the
following chapters Of the Order of the
Eastern Star: st. Johns Lodge, No. Is
Mrs Mary l. McCoach, matron; Fred
erick II. Gauss, patron; East Gate, No
81. Mrs Dorothea r. Harding, matron
Luie J., Hayes. patron: Congress
Lodge. No. So. Mrs Maud T. Myers
matron; Albert George. patron. The
children resident at the home will par
ticipate in these services by singing
several anthems and in scriptural reci-
tations showing the progress made in
their Bible classes during the past year
under the supervision of Mrs. Amy c.
Hollander of Hope Chapter, No. so
All members of the fraternities and
the public will he welcome Seating
accommodation will be provided
The address sunday will he 6c
livered ny Lieut. Col Thomas J. Dick.
son chaplain L. S. A., retired
The Association of Worshipful Mas.
tors for 1927 will fill the stations in
the degree work in Mount Pleasant
Lodge. No. IS, tomorrow evening
retworth Lodge. No. AZ, will put on
the degree Thursday evening. with its
own officers and degree team officiat.
ing
lllustrious Potentate Amos A. Fries
has again announced that Thursday
September 3. will he Shrine day al
Griffith Stadium, when the Chicago
Team will oppose the Nationals. and
the presence of the Shrine in a body is
intended as tribute to Clark G.. Grit.
nth, who for years has been largely
instrumental in making a success of
the annual field day for the benefit of
the Masonic and Eastern Star Home.
Potentate Fries, therefore. invites all
members of the Masonic fraternity To
be present with their families and
friends.
The Beaver Dam Country Club
about one mile from Landover, on the
Penn SNtl'31i.s Pot
over five miles from the District line,
has been selected for a Shrine bar
becue on Wednesday, September 90.
A meeting has been called for the
masters and matrons' committees for
August II at Masonic Temple to make
arrangements for a ball. This will be
the first annual ball of the Masonic
fraternity. Arrangements have been
made to use the Washington Audito.
rum November so.
Arrangements are being made by a
committee consisting of Master Joseph
Plant, Senior Deacon Sherry. Junior
Deacon Dicus and Master of Cere-
monies Webb for a trip by Roosevelt
Lodge to Charlottesville, Va. The
busSes will leave Washington Septem-
her ;. will stop at Alexandria and
to visit the old lodges
in those places, then through the bat
tletield of the Wilderness to Char.
lottesville. where the visitors will be
entertained by the members of the
Widows Son Lodge. Stopping over at
Charlottesville, they will visit Jeffer-
sons home Sunday, and the university
buildings, then through the Valley,
stopping at one of the caverns and
roCfinev or yNsnnhncfax~
Monday through the Valley to Har.
pers Ferry to Washington. All friends
are invited to make the trip. NJ L.
Dicus. 712 Eleventh street, is in charge
of the arrangements.
The Grotto Rand PLAYED at the Ma
sonic and Eastern Star Home last
Monday evening. entertaining the in
mates and visitors.
Past Grand Monarchs George Ed
ward Hatch and Charles NJ. Cotton OF
Rochester, y. Y, grand secretary and
grand treasurer. respectively, of the
Supreme Council. We're recent visitors
to Washington, returning from Rich
mond, Va, where they had been in
connection with arrangements for the
next Supreme Council convention.
EASTERN STAR.
Mrs. Ida V. Jones. matron. an
nounces that members of Joppa Lodge
Chapter will be guests Of the Masonic
and Eastern services at Temple
Heights al 4 pm. August 81.
The matron of Lebanon Chapter and
Mr.. Thompson spent last week end on
Chesapeake Bay as guests of the pa
iron and Mrs. Smith. Members oil
the chapter are especially invited tc
he present at services at Temple
Heights September 4. The men oi
the chapter will present thes program
for the first Fall meeting, Septem.
Der 10.
Ruth Chapter will not hold the
service at the home this afternoon
but will join the members of the
home and also the children from the
dormitory at the Temple Heights serv
ice at o'clock.
Martha Chapter will have charge
of the religious services a the Masonic
and Eastern Star Home August q
at 8 pm. The speaker will be the
Rev. Il. y. Nicholson Of the Rhode
Island Avenue NJ. +. Church.
ODD FELLOWS.
Federal City Lodge has accepted ar
invitation from Falls Church Lodge
10 visit that lodge the evening oi
August IS and confer the second de
gree. The caravan of automobiles
will leave Odd Fellows Temple AZ I
O'Clock.
Word has been received from Hot
Springs. Ark. that all il in readiness
for the annual session Of the Sovereign
Grand Lodge September -. Members
are asked to advise the grand score
tary if they intend 10 accompany the
Washington delegation to Hot Springs
The grand sire paid visit tn Tow
son Rebekah Lodge, No. $0 Of Tow