Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-08-21
MASONIC.
EMPLE HEIGHTS open-air
services this afternoon at
o'clock will be under the direc-
ton of Grand Chaplain Rev.

II tf0n or tIranu Chaplain INeN.
John G. Palmer and will be ad-
dressed by Lieut.. Col Thomas J. Dick
son, chaplain. United States Army. re-
tired. t.. music will be under the di-
rection Of /. Walter Humphrey. as
sisted by Junior Grand Deacon Harry
G. kimball as accompanist and cor
netist from the Army Music School.
Madison TAYLOR. tenor, and Miss Mary
Hartley. contralto, will sing solos.
The special guests today will he the
officers and members of the following
named lodges. with their families: Inc
New Jersualem, No. g, Samuel NJ.
Shawen, master: Joppa. No. 80, VII
liam ]. Buehm. master; Trinity, NO.
Al, John ]. p. Mullane. master; CheVy
Chase. No. -. Frederick l.. kunkei.
master. and the officers and members
of the following named chapters of
the Eastern Star. with their families
Unity. No. %. Mrs. Mary +. Steiner,
matron: T. Alvin Titus. patron; Joppa,
No. p. Mrs Ida V, Jones. matron;
Josiah l.. Carr, patron; Trinity, NO.
SO, Miss r. Meta Todd. matron; Audley
A. Z. Savage, patron; Good VIII. NO.
Sc. Mrs. Annie NJ. Bohrer, matron;
Jesse +. Porter, patron, and CheNy
Chase No 80. Miss Grace +. Chandiee,
matron; Frank II. Myers. patron. All
members Oh tneSP iidlcl iiitItN, 90 w "A
as the public, will be welcome, II is
stated, and ample seating provision
will be made.
The address next Sunday will be de-
livered by Rev. Homer J. Councillor of
Calvary Baptist Church.
Pentalpha Lodge. No. %, has the
fellow craft degree for a special TO.
morrow evening at 1880 o'clock.
Almas Temple of the Mystic Shrine
at this particular time is boosting
"Shrine day" at the American League
Park as a testimonial to Clark G.
Griffith. who for several years has
made possible the annual Masonic
field day for the benefit of the Masonic
and Eastern Star Home. The day will
be celebrated Setember S, when the
Washington and Chicago clubs will
play. and in connection Herewith re.
minder is given that Iris Speaker,
Sam Rice, Topper Rigney Earl Nc
Nicely, Nick Altrock. all of the Wash
1ngtons. and Ray Schalk. Roger Peck
inpaugh. Aaron Ward and Ted Lyons,
all of the Chicagos, are Shriners
themselves.
The Washington Railroad Square
Club entertained the home folks at
the Masonic and Eastern Star Home
recently, with a program presented
by Edward II. GoelZ. The Tuscany
Electrola. loaned for the occasion by
a local dealer and operated by +. II.
Hoag, contributed operate and popu-
lar airs. The Honoluian Four; Eddie
Becker and Earl Columbus. dancers;
Frank Green. yentriloquist: Al Mat
thews and Nine. Harriet Poole, dan
GERS; Mildred SimonS. f. '. Frye,
Miss Mary Davis. Diana Watkins,
Leona l.. Hayes and Ralph Gauker
were among the entertainers. Ice
cream and cakes were supplied.
Among those present were Arthur w.
Brewer, past master of Congress
Lodge; Edward H. Goelz. W. +.
Hayes. vice president: Dice" New
man. J. ]. Burns, Pennsylvania Rail
road Round House; II. H. Welsh.
transportation division: Frank L. Mat
tell, agent, Pennsylvania Railroad
dining car department, and Mrs. Mat
tell and their daughter, Mrs. Lillian
DamitZ.
Last Wednesday the Masters Asso
citation of 1926 held its first annual
"old-time family picnic" at the club
house grounds of the National Masonic
Country Club on West River. Md.
From the indications. evidenced by
the hearty enjoyment and enthusiasm
Of the masters and their friends and
families this feature of the asSocia-
tons annual active program here
after will include one or more of these
old-time family picnics.
Exciting and well contested races
we're provided by the athletic program
of the day, the most interesting races
being the young ladies' race. won by
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won by Master Hewlett. A relay was
won by a team captained by Past
Master Hewlett.
The bathing was enjoyed by ma
jority of the picnickers, a competent
swimming instructor being included in
the associations roster, and his serv
ices in the water were much appre-
ciated.
Past Master Gail Judd acted as
skipper" on motor-boat trips to vari
Gus points on the Chesape> he Bay. a
popular amusement with the ladies
and children in particular. and Sc
lected teams played base ball TO make
the males happy.
At formal meeting on the picnic
grounds it was voted to accept the
challenge TO a base ball contest issued
to the 1926 masters by President Plant
of the 1927 masters.
Those who attended the outing in
cluded Past Masters Abel. Angelo,
Gompers. Heider Hewlett, Hope, Judd.
Maddox, O'SulliVan, Skinner, Stillwell,
Wertz and Willis
Special guests of the association
were A. A. Bell and family of Wash
ington, ID. c., and +. Spanier and
family of Pittsburgh. Pa.
EASTERN STAR.
NYafrop Jdo lana. I'll IT.
members of Joppa Lodge Chapter and
their friends to attend the services at
Temple Heights today at o'clock.
Associate Matron Florence A. Bailey
has called meeting of the chairman
and vice chairman of the bazaar to
meet at her home September at 7:45
pm.
The matron. Mrs. Mary f. Steiner,
announces members Of Unity Chapter
will be the guests Of the Masters AS
ISOLATION and take part in the re-
liGious services at Temple Heights to-
day at I pm. The chapter will open
for the Fall season September 8.
Trinity Chapter will participate in
the religious services at Temple
Heights today. Members of the chan.
ter and friends are invited. The first
meeting after vacation will be Sep.
TENDER j..
Naomi Chapter will have charge OF
the religious services at the Masonic
and Eastern Star Home August %
at 3 pm. Rev. Patrick Murphy will
be in charge. The members Of this
chapter are invited TO have "A basket
picnic Labor day at Past Grand
Matron Helen b. Straits home in
North Beach, Md.
Martha Chapter will have charge of
the religious services at the Masonic
and Eastern star Home today at 3