Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-08-28


evening, when the +. A. degre
will be presented, and by LIE
banon Lodge, No. z, for Friday, Whel
the +. &. degree will be presented.
Services out under the trees at TEN
nile Heights this afternoon, at o CLOCK
will be conducted by the grand chal
lain. Rev John c. Palmer, and the ao
dress will be delivered by Rev. Home
!. Councillor of Calvary Baptls
church. The music will be under tn
direction of j. Walter humphrey as
sisted bv Junior Grand Deacon Harr.
q Kimhall. and will include a tri'
composed of Mrs. Ruth A. Morgan
Mrs. Mildred Sherman and Miss Emil!
Rogert of Washington Centennia
Chapter. No. &c, o. +. S. Harr,
Forker of Hiram Lodge, No. 10, vii
sing also.
The special guests today will be tn
officers and members of the following
named lodges. with their families
Hiram, No. 10, Sydney j. Mayer, mas
ter; Hope. No. 90, Irwin III. Hollander
master: King David. No. Is. Andrew
n. Ross, master, and Takoma, NO. ~
Arthur NJ. Trogner, master. Also tht
officers and members of the following
named chapters of the Order or the
Eastern Star, with their families
Bethany, No. "a. Mrs. Roberta )
Jesse, matron, Joseph NJ. Lelbert
patron: Washington Centennial, NO
&c, Mrs Maude Shively. matron. n
l.. Walls, patrons, and Loyalty, no. 81
Mrs. Florence Il. Neal, matron' lr'ihs
NJ. Tullar. patron.
All members of these fraternities. as
well as the public, are welcome, ample
r,rnvicion being made.
The address next Sunday, September
a. will be delivered by Rev. William
l.. Darby, secretary of the Federation
of Churches. and the special guests
will be Federal Lodge, No. /; Acacia
Lodge, No. IS. and Theodore Roosevelt
Lodge. No. "A, together with Lebanon
Chapter. No. %; Columbia Chapter,
No. IS, and Gavel Chapter, NO. ~,
Order of the Eastern Star.
Kallipolis Grotto Band will entertain
the Masonic and Eastern Star Home
folks at the home the evening OF Sep
TENDER II. All prophets ana tnelr
friends are invited.
Monarch Stephen H. Takes is plan
ming a ceremonial for October, and
hopes 10 have the plans sufficiently
under way to make definite announce
ment at an early date.
Thursday. September s, Almas Tenn
pie will pay tribute at Griffith sta
dunn, to Clark c. Griffith. president
of the Washington base ball team, for
his annual tender of the stadium for
the field day for the benefit of the
Masonic and Eastern Star Home. In
addition to the game between the Chi
cago and Washington ball teams, there
L. introduced
and Almas Military Band and Drum
Corps. under William G. White, will
give a band concert. The game starts
at $50, but the potentate requests all
Shriners to be on hand at o'clock
to witness the features presented prior
to the game.
Rev. John c. Palmer. orator of the
Shrine, will deliver the sermon at
Temple Heights Sunday, September
25, when music will be furnished by
the Almas Military Band and Almas
Chanters. directed by William c.
White and Lynn L. Gilchrest, re-
spectively. The potentate extends an
invitation TO all Shriners, their
families and frie ads, to be present.
At the Beave.. Dam Country Club
the Fall barbet ue Of Almas Temple
will be given Wednesday, September
~. BuSSGS VIII Dt L, % oiiu
o'clock, and the Potentate has asked
all Mobiles. with or without cars, to
start from Shrine headquarters. 1911
X street northwest. Paul F. Grove,
chairman Of the automobile COM
mittee, will be at headquarters at
1890 o'clock to see that no detail OF
TRANSPORTATION is overlooked.
A large class is said to be assured
for the Fall ceremonial on Monday,
October 81, at the Arcadia. Fourteenth
street and Park road. Petitions for
this class must be presented not later
than Friday, October 81.
Lynn L. Gilchrest, director OF
Almas Chanters, announces that the
membership of this Shrine unit is to
be increased by several new members
for each part and also an accom-.
PIANIST Meetings of the Chanters Will
be held every Tuesday at O'Clock,
beginning September 6. at Shrine
headquarters, 1911 K street north
west.
EASTERN STAR.
Nfatron Florence B. Neal announces
that the members of Loyalty Chap
fer will be the guests of the Masters
Association at the religious services
at Temple Heights today at pm
All members and their friends are in
vited. The chapter will hold its first
meeting after vacation, September Z.
Bethany Chapter, No. "a. Will re
sumo its meetings September z. A
card party will be given at the resi-
dence Of Past Matron Augusta ..
johnson, IL Iowa circle, September IA,
for the benefit of the home board, Mrs.
Estelle Catlin, chairman.
Naomi Chapter will have charge OF
the religious services at the Masonic
and Eastern Star Home today at 3
pm. On Labor day the members of
the chapter will hold a basket ricnic
at the home OF Helen B. Strait at
North Beach, Md.
The first Fall meeting of Wash
ington Centennial Chapter will be
held September 2. There will be
business meeting followed by sur
prise in the banquet hall. Members
are urged to attend the services at
Temple Heights this afternoon at 4
o'clock. A trio will be rendered by
Mrs. Ruth Morgan. Mrs. Mildred
Sherman and Miss Emily Bogarth.
ODD FELLOWS.
The degree team and members of
Columbia Lodge will go to Washing
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