Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-08-07


~ bodies have reported work Tor
publication.
Onen-air services will be held at
Temple Heights this afternoon at I
o'clock. under the direction of Grand
,-haulain Rev. DIR. John E. Palmer.
Rev. CLYDE Brown. rector OF the Ifot-
estant Episcopal Church at Woodslde,
chaplain of Harmony Lodge. NO. Il,
will deliver the address. The music
will be under the direction OF }. Wal
ter Humphrey with Junior Grand Dea-
con Harry O.. kimball as accompanies
assisted by William y. Heath. cornet'
ist of the Army Music school, MRS.
Julius Lulley, Contralto: with a SOLO
hv Miss Hazel G.. Hughes. soprano.
and William Atherjolt. tenor, III duets.
viii provide other selections.
The specially invited guests will be
National Lodge, No. l., Frank W.
White. master; George c. Whiting
lodge No. 80. Howard w. Hayghe,
master, and Arminius Lodge, No. -.
Emil Q. Hermann, master, then ON
GERS and members with their tanliles'
Also the following chapters of the Or
der of the Eastern Star. with their ON
GERS and members and their famllles'
Fidelity. No. 1Sr Mrs. Clara kleSei'
matron: Charles w. ketchum, patron
and Miriam. No. %, Mrs. Celia NJ.
Hines, matron: Foster j. Rowen, pa
iron. All members of both fraternitles
and their families and the public will
be welcome, and ample seating proVl-
SION will be made. 1t is stated.
On account of the illness of one or
The members of the Royal Quartet.
they were unable to be present last
Sunday and the music was furnished
bv Mrs. Edith Hoffman Jones, soprano.
accompanied by Mrs. Jewel Downes.
Next Sunday. August IA. the address
will be made by Rev. William A. Els
enberger, of the Church of the Cove
nant.
The Masters Association of 1927
has publicly thanked those who helped
in putting over one of the largest field
days the Masonic fraternities have
held and expressed the hope that re-
turns be sent in promptly.
This Autumn, it Is stated, the gen
eral field day committee will have
charge of the arrangement for Ma
sonic ball.
Kallipolis Grotto Band will enter
tain with a musical program the folk
of the Masonic and Eastern Star Home
tomorrow evening. All pEOpHetS dIIu
their families are invited.
The annual family outing of the
Grotto was given at Marshall Hall
last Tuesday. The Grotto Band fur
nished music on the evening boat to
the resort and upon the return trip.
and souvenirs were distributed on all
boats, while free lemonade flowed all
day. In the black bottom contest
Miss Julia Cunningham captured the
ladies' prize and Ernest Wells the gen.
tlemen's. Prize winners in athletic
contests during the afternoon for men,
women and characterization Nau. Myr-
tie Nau, Bernard Osin. Harry Bush.
Laurence Maple, Malcolm Legge. Mar
Earet Louise, Dorothy Champion. Err
nest j. Wells, Mrs. H. Schmid. Samuel
Del Vecchio, Walter Dickhaut, Esther
Rose, Irma Gladman, Ruth Perry, Ber-
nice Thomas, Mrs. j. r. Coon. Tony
Thomas, Adolph Di Toto, Julia Cum
bingham, Walter Takes, Frances
Click, Earl Legge, George F. Nau,
Frederick Nau, Milton Warning, James
Coon, r. S. Thomas, Margaret Joseph,
Mrs. E. Champions and Percy Legge.
Master of Ceremonies Harry B. Plan
kinton was general chairman, assist
ed by the officers, past rnonarchs and
members of the Grptto.
EASTERN STAR.
The Past Matrons and Patrons AS.
ISOLATION Of Mizpah Chapter held its
Cardinal Inn, on the Colesville pike,
July so. After the business meeting
a chicken dinner was served and
gal es were played. The following
members were present: Il Mr.. and Mrs.
W. H. Harrison. Mr.. and Mrs. Comp
ton, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry F. Kunkel
and two daughters. Mr.. and Mrs. B.
II. Spille, Mr.. sanG Mrs. r. B.
Behrends, Mr.. and Mrs. William
Dowdin, Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy G. Nc
Neal and Ernest H. Fowler.
The fifth complimentary card party
of the series being given by the edu-
cational committee Of the board Of
Eastern Star Home will be held to-
morrow afternoon at 2 o'clock at the
home. All members Of the order and
friends are invited to attend.
joint excursion of Congress Lodge
Chapter and Congress Lodge will be
given to Marshall Hall next Saturday.
The chapter will join with other
bodies in religious services today at
4 pm. at Temple Heights.
N1atron Celia NJ. Hines announces
that members Of Miriam Chapter will
be guests at the Masonic and Eastern
Star services at Temple Heights to-
day at pm. The annual chapter
lawn fete will be held August IS at
Eleventh and II streets northeast for
the benefit of the home board, Lulu
Glover, chairman.
Martha Chapter will have charge
Of the religious services at the Ma
sonic and Eastern Star Home August
II at o'clock. The speaker will be
Rev. r. Y. Nicholson of the Rhode
Island Avenue M. P. Church.
Members of Fidelity Chapter are
requested to attend open-air religious
services today at Temple Heights at
4 pm.
A card party was given by the ma
iron OF Bethany Chapter, Mrs.
Roberta Fosse, on the lawn of her
home, 5916 Sixteenth street, July q
for the benefit Of the dormitory COM
nittee. Among the several hundred
present were Grand Matron Mrs. Lena
Stephenson. Grand Patron Dulin and
Mrs. Dulin, Grand LECTURER Mrs.
Mary L. Teachum, Grand Conductress-
rs Mrs. Pearl Watt Gibbs, Mrs. Minna
Reyes, Mrs. Title Chauncey. Mrs.
Flora Campbell. Mrs. Merritt and Mr..
Bell Of Virginia.
The Matrons and Patrons Associa-
ton Of 1927 were entertained at a lawn
party given by Mrs. Roberta Fosse,
nlatron Of Bethany Chapter, last Tues.
day evening. Among those present
were Grand Matron Lena Stephenson
Grand Patron j. Ernest Dulin, Grand
Conductress Pearl Watt Glib, Associ-
ate Grand Conductress Katharine S.
Merritt, Grand Lecturer Mary +. Teach
nm, Past Grand Matrons kimmel.