Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-07-17

- HIS is Royal Arch day al
the open-an services at rem
nile Heights, at O'Clock tHIH
afternoon, under the direction
of Grand Chaplain Rev. Or.
John c. Palmer, and the address VIII
he delivered by Rev. +. Pinckney
Wroth. pastor Of Christ protestant
En;scopal Church. !. Walter Hum
phrev. in charge of the music az
these services, is still confined 70 ms
home by illness, and Junior Grano
beacon Harry G.. kimball Will be IN
charge. assisted by Sergt. IL NJ
Busbav, cornetist of the Army Music
school. and Mrs. Dell Sale, president
of the Matrons and Patrons OF W. .
soprano. and by Naval Lodge quartet.
The special guests will be the High
Priests Association of 1927, composed
of the officers of the constituent cnap-
ters of Royal Arch Masonry, of when
Clarence J. West, king of La Fayette
Chapter, No. 5, is president; George
r. Turner, high priest of Mount P!eas'
ant Chapter, No. IS, vice president
P. Raymond Bosch, king OF Mount
Horeb Chapter, No. Z, is secretary
treasurer. and J. LeRoy Mack, hlsn
priest. Eureka Chapter, No. 4, and Carl
NJIdW1OIu, ms III iNEl "a
ton Naval Chapter, No. 6, are Of the eH'
ecutive committee. Also the officers
and members of the following named
lodges. with their families: Harmony
No. II. Hillard c. Myers, master
Warren G. Harding No. 80, Fred L.
Hawley, master; Petworth, U. D., Her,
man L. Hill, master, and Brightwood
No. 40. Cecil H. Anderson, master,
together with the officers and mem
beers of the following named chap
tiers of the Order of the Eastern Star,
and their families: Mizpah. No. s. Miss
Mildred Connick, matron. George
Nordlinger, patron; Brookland No. IL,
Mrs. Louise NubSon, matron, waiter
Neil, patron, and Warren G. Harding
No, 81, Mrs. Florence B. Neal, ma
iron, Irving NJ. Tullar. patron. All
members of both fraternities, with
their families, as well as the public
are always welcome at these serv-
ices, and ample seating accommo-
dation is provided.
Master Of Ceremonies Harry B.
Plankinton states that all plans have
been completed for the annual family
outing of kallipolis Grotto, to Mar
shall Hall, August 2. The Grotto Band
will furnish a musical program and
there will be novel contests for the
ladies and Riddles for which prizes
will be awarded. After arrival of the
evening boat a Black Bottom con-
test will be staged and prizes will be
awarded. one to the lady and one TO
the gentleman, judged to be the best
dancer. Lemonade will be served
from the lemonade spring." presided
over by Prophet Charles Corby.
Wednesday evening Past Grand
Monarch Edward S. Sehmid was host
to the Grotto Drill Corps, winners
of a prize cup at the recent Supreme
Council convention at Cleveland.
Tomorrow evening, after a brief
business session, Albert Pike Lodge
and its officers will proceed to Masonic
Temple, Thirteenth street and New
York avenue, to present the NJ. NJ de-
gree in BENJAMIN B. French Lodge, No.
Is, by invitation from Master Laws
Of B. B. French Lodge, who is presi-
dent Of the Masters Association of
1927.
Capitol Forest, No. 104, Tall Cedars
of Lebanon, held it's annual outing
and picnic party last week at Reser-
voir Park, with the folks of the Ma
sonic and Eastern Star Home, together
with the children, as special guests.
Grand Tall Cedar Alvah w. Pat
terson announces that Capitol For
est No. 104, has been honored by the
Supreme Tall Cedar Edmund c.
Reeves, in being selected to present
the District No. II ceremonial and
session when he will pay his official
visitation. This district comprises the
forests of Baltimore, No. 45. Baltimore,
Md: Charles Town or Joppa Forest,