Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-07-24
MASONIC.

lem. F. c., special, at 5:45 pm, NJ. NJ.
at 7:30 pm. No other reports have
been received for publication.
Open.air service at Temple Heights
this afternoon at O'Clock viii be
under the direction of Grand Chaplain
Rev. DR.. John G. Palmer, with ad'
dress by Rev. Hugh T. Stevenson.
pastor of Bethany Baptist Church.
The music will be under the direction
OF J. Walter Humphrey. Junior
Grand Deacon Harry G. kimball, as
sisted by a cornetist from the Army
Music School, will accompany the
singing. Mrs. Marie Deal, soprano.
will sing several solos. =,
This will be Cryptic Rite day
and the special guests will be the
Grand Council of Royal and Select
Masters. of which Edward Burkholder
is the grand master, and their fam
lilies The officers and members or the
constituent councils. Washington. NO.
! I Ernest Dulin. illustrious master;
Adoniram, No. 2, Willis B. Robinson,
INDUSTRIOUS master; Columbia. NO: s.
ttisuda r. Breneman, illustrious
,,,aeter. Zebud, No. 4, Joseph w. Lain
hart illustrious master; Mount Pleas
ant No. 5, Vernon c.. Owen, INDUSTRIOUS
master; Brightwood, No. 6, John FAR
sons, illustrious master, ana thelr
families, and the officers and members
of the following named lodges OF Blue
Lodge Masonry-Dawson, No. 10; Fey
ton B. Fletcher, master; StanSoury'
No. "a, Edward B. McAleer, master;
Columbia. No. 8, Henry b. Kaufman
master. and their families. Also. the
following named chapters of the Order
NJ the Eastern Star, the officers and
members and their families-Bethle'
hem. No. I. Mrs. Mable r. Bradburn,
roatron: Thomas E. Brust, patron.
Friendship, No. II, Mrs. Frances II.
Donald. matron; Andrew P. tederllne.
natron. Takoma, No. II. Mrs. Mary
II. kindt, matron; George u. Snlnh'
natron. All members OF these frater-
mites and their families, as well as
the public. will be very welcome, ana
ample seating accommodation VIII De
provided. ii is stated. It's always
cool at this time in the afternoon I'M
der the trees at Temple Heights.
Roosevelt Lodge. No. "A. will hoio
religious services at the Masonic ana
Eastern star Home this afternoon
at 8 o'clock. Rev. Mr.. MCGEE Will
deliver the address. Ernest Higgins
will render a solo. The arrangements
are in charge of Senior Deacon l..
Sherfey. The green cars on Pennsyl-
yania avenue or Fourteenth street,
marked Takoma Park, stop at Tnlro
and Rittenhouse streets where auto
mobiles will meet you. All trienos
are invited.
Monarch s. H. Takes and Master
of Ceremonies H B. Plankinton,
chairman, announce that the finish
ing touches have been put upon the
program for the annual outing or
Kallipolis Grotto to- be held at Mar
shall Hall August 2. This is the
gala day for Prophets, their familes
and friends. There will be The usual
athletic contests for adults and KID
dies with handsome prizes for each
event After arrival Of the evening
boat the big event will be staged.
This wear 1t happens to be ''black
bottom contest" with handsome prizes
for winners. male and female. The
Judges will be the past monarchs of
the Grotto. The Grotto Band will fur
nish a musical program, souvenirs
will be distributed and many novel
features will help round out the day
of fun and frolic.
The annual outing and picnic Of
Capitol Forest, No. 104, recently Is SAID
to have been successful in every re-
spect. Special guests were the old
folks and children Of the Masonic and
Eastern Star Home. The Tall Cedar
Band. directed by Charles r. Brill,
played during the afternoon and
athletic events, in charge OF j. L.
Prendergast and II. M. Vandervort.
afforded much amusement.
Winners in these events were as
follows-Twenty-flve-yard dash for
girls to s years, Miss Margaret
Bosch, first, and Miss Helen Barry.
wears. Ivan W. Hake, first, and Billy
Gearhart, second; 25-yard dash for
girls under years, Miss Dorothy Co.
hill. first, and Miss Frances Irene
Rock, second; 25-yard dash for boys
under years, Dalmar Benton, first,
and Warren Hardester, second; %
yard dash for girls 8 to II years, Miss
Patty Hughes; 25-yard dash for boys
9 to II years, Amelio Varrella: 50-yard
dash for wives of Cedars or daughters
over 20 years, Miss P. D. Lewis; So
yard dash for fat men of 1870 pounds
or over, James T. Corbin; 75.yard dash
for girls Is to 20 years, Miss Sophie
GLADDEN.; 75-yard dash for boys Is to
20 years, George Woodin; 75-yard dash
for members of any Tall Cedar For
est, James w. Hutchinson, and the
S5-yard dash for boys and girls under
20 years girls to have 25-yard handi-
Cap), Miss Gertrude Klug.
Tuesday evening, Capitol Forest
and its units have been invited to
visit Hem Knox Field Lodge, A. F.
and A. NJ, at Potomac, Va. by its
master, Ivan s. Carpenter. The other
lodges in his district, which comprise
Alexandria, OccoQuan and places along
the Potomac, are also to be present.
Washington Council, No. %. Ladies'
Auxiliary to the (Masonic) Universal
Craftsmen Council of Engineers, held
its annual basket picnic recently at
Morgantown, Md.
Mrs. Agnes Hipsley, president of
the Thimble Club, was general chair
man for this automobile outing. A
bRthing contest was staged for mem.
nors and children. This outing closes
the 'Thimble Club" until the second
Wednesday in September.
The National Grand Council will
meet in Buffalo, n. Y. Tuesday, Au-
gust 2. The delegates from this
council are: Worthy President Mrs.
Minnie L. Pote and Past President
Mrs. Mary Hohenstein: alternates,
Mrs. Helen Ward and Mrs. Martha
Stops. The session closes Friday.
August 5.
EASTERN STAR.
The fourth card party Of the
series being given by the educational
committee of the Board Of Repre-
sentatives of the Masonic and East
ern Star Home will be held at the
home at o'clock tomorrow after.
noon. All members Of the order and
friends are invited.
Mrs. Roberta Fosse. the matron OF
Bethany Chapter, will give caro-
marty on the lawn at her home, 1915
Sixteenth street, next Wednesday for
the benefit of the dormitory commit
tee. II the weather is inclement the
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