Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-07-10

~ A0aIn ISTdSl 1OnEISSdtiOH VIII
N be the speaker at the openair
i services at Temple Heights
this afternoon at o'clock,
ard the music will be under the di-
rection of Past Master Harry G. KIM
ball, junior grand deacon of the Grand
Lodge, assisted by Sergt. Phil kohn,
cornetist of the Army Band. 1t is en-
pected that ]. Walter Humphrey, VINO
has been i'll. will be able to direct the
music next Sunday. which will be
ROYAL Arch day. These services are
under the direction of the Rev. John
&. Palmer. grand chaplain. Miss Ma
RE G. Deal of Temple Chapter, .. IL
s., will he the vocal soloist today.
The special guests at the service thls
afternoon. which specially interest,"
Samuel Gompers Lodge. No. 40. VIII
lie the officers and members OF the
following named lodges, with thelr
families: Washington Centennial NO.
IA. Milton Sibley Brown. master
Osiris. No. &c, Gen. George klcharus'
master. and Samuel Gompers. NO. a.
Maurice Blum, master. together WIN
the officers and members or the lol-
lowing named chapters OF the oruet
Of the Eastern Star and thelr laln-
lilies: Esther. No. D, Mrs. Aoa f.
Phillips. matron. and Stanley II. hlo-
Rose Hver HartunC. matron, and car
ence Hill. patron; Temple. No. 10. MIS-.
Miriam Norwood matron, and Charles
II. Miller, patron.
All members of both fraternities and
their families are always welcome anu
also the public, and ample seating ac'
conmodation is provided.
At the service last Sunday seVerai
solos were sung by Raymond II: ~
Illus. patron of Electa Chapter, NO. -
and the cornetist was PVT lhreu ~
Heath of the Army Band, ana the IN
tnrestinc address was made by keV:
Sin,nson r Dauyherty of the United
Rrethren Church, his text being. The
Kingdom of God Is Within You.
Except Acacia Lodge. No. is. which
reports the F. {. degree for TUESDAY
evening. and Mount Vernon RoEai
Arch Chapter. which reports the
roval arch degree for tomorrow eve
ming. and after that its Summer Vaca-
tion no reports of work or other hap
penings have been received from the
Masonic bodies of the District. Many
of the bodies have called on tnelr
meetings during July and August.
The master of BrighrNood Lodge,
D,
announces that Sunday afternoon.
July II, at O'CLOCK. his lodge Will
have charge of the services at the
Masonic and Eastern Star Home. keN.
Henry Manken, jr., chaplain of the
lodge, will preach. All members OF
the lodge and of the fraternity are IN
vited to attend.
Members returning from the annual
a cleveland
loud in their praise of the hospitality
of the Clevelanders at the most
wonderful convention in the history
of the order"
Kallipolis- Grotto was fortunate
enough to Din one of the cups in the
competitive drill contest, Past Mon
arch Edward w. Libbey was ad-
vanced in the Supreme Council line
to the office of grand chief justice,
and Richmond, Va, was selected as
the next convention city, having won
out over Rock Island, ILL.,. and Indian
apoiis. Ind. Reports of grand officers
showed the order to be i'll flourish
ing condition, many new Grottoes
having been organized and several
others in formation.
The annual family outing of kallip-
oils Grotto will he held August 2
at Marshall Hall, to which all
prophets and their friends are in
vited.
Capitol Forest, No. 104, Tall Cedars
of Lebanon, announces its annual
outing and picnic will be held at
Reservoir Park, Saturday. from 2:30
to pm. The committees in charge
are: Reception, Col. Harry E. Glad
nan. chairman; Frederick r. Steffens,
assistant; athletic sports, j. L.
Prendergast, chairman; H. NJ. Van
dervort, assistant; entertainment,
John @. Slye, chairman; John j. p.
Mullane, assistant; base ball, John
Harvey, chairman: r. S. Miller, as
sistant; refreshments, P. Raymond
Boesch. chairman; Harry D. Tryon,
assistant; automobiles, John Il.
Jenkins, chairman; NJ. L. Hart. as
sistant: band, Charles r. Brill, chair
man; Fl. II. Meiners, assistant; pub
licity. Harry e. Rieseberg, chairman;
Frank B. Kaye, assistant; prizes.
Grand Tall Cedar Patterson, assisted
by the members of the forest.
A ball game will he played by teams
made up of members of the fra
ternity and an elaborate program of
athletic events is promised.