Evening star., 1927-09-04
MASONIC.

League Park.
~ PEN-AIR ervices at Temple
Heights this afternoon at /
O'Clock, under the direction
of the grand chaplain, Rev.
John c. Palmer, will be ad-
dressed by Rev. William l.. Darby.
secrstary of the Federation OF
Churches. and his subject will be
.Knowledge and Character" The
music will be under the direction of
j. Walter Humphrey. assisted by Ju-
nior Grand Deacon Harry G. kimball
as accompanist, with Mrs. Dell Sale,
soprano. SololSt.
Special guests will be the officers
and members of the following named
lodges, with their families: Federal.
No. /, Raymond f. Halliday, master;
Acacia No. Is, John f. Borland. mas
ter. and Theodore Roosevelt, No. a.,
Joseph T. *. Plant, master, also the
officers and members of the following
named chapters of the Order of the
Eastern Star. with their families: Co.
lumbia. No Is. Mrs. Lena Fisher. ma
tron; Robert r. Allan, patron; Leba-
non, No. Is. Mrs. Augusta G. Thomp-
son, matron: Elgin Smith. patron;
Gavel. No. 20. Mrs. Louise e. Darby,
matron; Van +. Lippard. patron. All
members of these fraternities, as well
as the public, are invited. Ample seat
ing provision is made.
Next Sunday, September IL, it is
stated. will be Scottish Rite day, when
the officers and members of the sew
eral Scottish Rite bodies, with their
families, will be the special guests, to-
gether with the following named blue
4. NIL NJ
No. 81: Albert Pike, No. So, and Jo-
seph ii. Milans No. 3S. as well as the
following named chapters of the Order
of the Eastern Star: Acacia, No. 2S:
La Fayette, No. 81, and Joseph II. Mi
lans, No. Al. Each of these bodies has
a large membership and it is expected
there will be a very large attendance.
Rabbi Abram Simon will deliver the
address.
Thursday is Shrine day at the Amer
lean League Ball Park, when the regu-
lar scheduled game between the Chi
cago White SoX and the Nationals will
be played. Almas Temple has select
ed this day and occa sion to tender a
tribute to Clark c. Griffith, president
of the Washington club, for his CO.
operation in making the Masonic field
Eastern Star Home an annual sue
cess for over decade.
Illustrate Potentate Amos A. Fries
has requested all members of the
Shrine to be present not later than 3
o'clock, to witness the pre-game fea-
lures. He also asks each Shriner to
wear his feZ. Music will be provided
by Almas Military Band and Drum
Corps, directed by William c. White.
Aside from being a testimonial to
President Griffith, the day will be
fraternal recognition to members of
the Masonic fraternity on the oppos-
ing teams.
Members of the Shrine on the Chi
cago team are: Ray Schalk, manager,
Charter Oak Lodge. Litchfield. ILL.,, and
Medina Temple, Chicago, H.; Ted
Lyons, Waco Lodge, Waco, Tex, and
Ell Karubah Temple. Shreveport, La;
Aaron Ward Sebastian Lodge. Fort
Smith, Ark. and Al Amin Temple,
Little Rock. Ark; Roger Peckinpaugh,
Euclid Lodge and Al Koran Temple
of Cleveland, Ohio.
Shriners on the Washington team
are: Tristan Speaker. Alleppo. Tenn
pie, Boston, Mass; Sam Rice, Moham.
med Temple, Peoria, ILL.,. Topper Rig
Tex; Earl McNeely, Ben Ali Temple,
Sacramento, Calf; Nick Altrock, AL
mas Temple. Washington, d. c.
Blue Lodge Masons on the Chicago
team are: William Hunnefield. Dal-
housie Lodge. Newtonville, Mass; Bib
Falk, Austin Lodge, Austin, Tex; Ike
Boone. Kline Lodge, Samantha, Ala,
and Al Metzler, Laspalmas Lodge.
Fresno. Calf
"Bucky" Harris, manager of the
Washington team. is member of st.
Johns Lodge, Pittston, Pa.
A section of the grandstand has
been reserved for members of the
Shrine. their families and friends.
So enthused are the members of
Kallipolis Grotto Drill Corps over
winning a. prize cup at the recent
Grotto convention that they gave vent
to their enthusiasm Monday evening
through the medium of a surprise
party to Capt. Pete" Howell, who so
ably led them to victory. The party,
which was a real banquet, was held
at Picardi's restaurant and in addl-
ton to the members Of the drill corps
and its officers many prominent men,
bers of the Grotto were present. Pro-
phet D. w. Yeabower acted as toast
master. Capt. Howelfs father vet
eran member Of the Grotto, was
special guest.
Past Monarch and Grand Chief
Justice f. w. Libbey paid tribute to
the ability and popularity of Capt.
Howell and on behalf of the members
Of the drill corps presented him with
a set of silverware. Addresses were
made also by Past Grand Monarch
Edward s. Schmid. Past Monarch l..
Whiting Estes, Past Monarch Castle
man P Boss, Chief Justice Arthur
NJ. Poynton. Master OF Ceremonies
Harry r. Pla nkinton. Lieuts. Kenneth
Armstrong and William ]. Ersklne
and others.
Monarch Stephen II. Talks an
rounces that the Fall ceremonial will
he held probably in October and
roodfellowship night at Grotto head
quarters during September, the date
to be announced later.
Takoma Lodge, No. %. and Takoma
Chapter of the Eastern star an
no,Ince their regular annual picnic
SATURDAY. on Rock Creek, between
Norbeck and Rockville. the site OF
the picnic last year. The picn1ckers
will meet at the Temple at 2:30 pm
and TRANSPORTATION will be PROVIDED
for those who are without cars, upon
seasonable application to the JOINT
committee.
The Ladies' Auxiliary of the Lamb
skin Club will resume its regular
meetings Thursday of this week ano
is asking a full attendance or the
members 10 receive important an
nouncements.
Master Irwin II. Holls nder of Hope
Lodge, No 20, announces that Senior
Warden Alexander II. Miller VIII
head the official line in the degree
work in the lodge Friday evening
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