Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-09-23

services at Temple Heights TINS a1ter-
noon at 4 o'clock.
The address will be delivered by the
Rev. DR.. John C. Palmer, grand chap
lain of the Grand Lodge, who is also
chaplain of Almas Temple. The music
will be under the direction of J. Walter
Humphrey, with Harry G. Kimball as
accompanist to the congregational
singing. All the uniformed bodies OF
Almas Temple will be present and the
military band of Almas Temple will
provide a fine program.
This service has been especially ar
ranged for Almas Temple. and it is
anticipated there will be very large
attendance, but. it is stated, ample
seating accommodation will be provided,
as we'll as ample parking space on the
grounds for automobiles.
The officers of Almas Temple, A. A.
Q. N. NJ. S., are George B. McGlnty,
potentate; Edwin c. Dutton, chief rab-
ban: James C. Hoyle, assistant rabban
Robert S. Regar, high priest and proph-
ct: DR., James T. PrendergaSt, oriental
guide: Frank E. GhiSelli, treasurer, and
F. Lawrence Walker, reporter.
Grand Master James T. Gibbs, VINO
Is a past potentate of Almas Temple,
The Grand Lodge committee on work
and lectures announces that at the next
session of the school of instruction,
Saturday evening. beginning at 1850
pm. in lodgeroom No. 2, Masonic
Temple, Thirteenth street and New
York avenue, the Master Mason degree
will be exemplified by selected cast
of officers, as follows: Dr. Conrad Prae-
torious of Trinity Lodge, No. Al, as wor-
shipful master: Edgar E. Bageant OF
Pentalpha Lodge, No. %, as senior war
den: Charles Hildebrand of Myron M.
Parker Lodge, No. 81, as junior war
den; E. Claude Babcock of Theodore
Roosevelt Lodge, No. "a, as secretary;
William s. Waddey of Potomac Lodge
No. 5, as treasurer: Christian Hansen
of Albert Pike. Lodge, No. So, as chap
lain; Isadore RoSenthal of King Solo
mon Lodge, No. 81. as marshal; Aubrey
H. Clayton or Mount Pleasant Lodge,
No. 80, as senior deacon: Harry Solver
man of Takoma Lodge, No. 90, as Junior
deaSon; A. Kenneth Armstrong of Sam
uel Gompers Lodge, No. As, as senior
steward; Louis H Ham of Harmony
Lodge, No. II, as junior steward; Web
ster E. Osmond of Acacia Lodge, No. ID,
as tiler. Others taking part in the de-
gree will be Leonard l.. Sherfey OF
w. Barnes of Pentalpha Lodge, No. %;
William H. Rohrman of Myron M. Par
ker Lodge, No. 81; Robert S. Regar OF
the New Jerusalem Lodge, No. 81 Alan
r. Horn of Acacia Lodge, No. ID: Fran
els A. Dony of AalacoStia LodgeyNe. 81;
Arthur Carson of East Gate Lodge, No.
ga; John E. Lawrence of Congress
Lodge, No. 81: George w. Smith Of
Pentalpha Lodge, No. %; Joseph B.
e D1acoro1f ndnp
No. "A: Thomas NJ. F. Bowling of
Stansbury Lodge, No. "a Clarence j.
West of Trinity Lodge. No. Al; Henry
De c. Adams of Chevy Chase Lodge,
No. az, and Herbert C. Cave of Osiris
Lodge. No. IS. Each of the above
named brethren has the distinction of
possessing Grand Lodge certificate as
Instructor of work., An invitation is
extended to all Master Masons to be
present.
The Association Of nlustrious Mas
tiers will visit Columbia Council, No. 8,
r. and S. M, at its regular meeting
September 90. The association will con-
fer the Select Masters degree with the
following cast: 1. M, L. o. Miller, No.
/: D. M, S. T. Farmer, No. 2; P. c. W.,
E. T. Layton, No. 4; C. G., S. B. Reeder,
No. 6; c. c. w. H. Burton, No. S;
and explanatory lecture will be given
by the grand visitor and lecturer, Clar-
ence j. West of No. 2.
Monarch Arthur M. Poynton and
other officers of KallipoliS Grotto are
developing plans for the Fall ceremo-
nial to be held on November IT,
Prophets have been requested to assist
by sending in promptly petitions as fast
as received, as the size of the class will
determine the nature and magnitude of
the ceremonial
Word has been received Of the death
In Chicago of Past Grand Monarch
: Harry w. Ordway.
Past Grand Monarch George Jerome
Bremen Of Saginaw, Mich, was a re-
cent visitor to Washington.
EASTERN STAR.
Electa Chapter was entertained Tues
day evening with the following pro-
gram: Violin selections. Mr.. Robb. ac-
companied by Mrs. Robb; tenor solos,
Raymond Filllus, accompanied by Mrs
Maud Fry; cello selections Miss Mar
seglla, accompanied on piano by Mrs
Rogoll. The degrees will be conferred
next Tuesday evening. The endowment
committee met at the home of Mrs
Elizabeth Scott Wednesday evening,
MIS-. UdlllC 0IlyuGI JOlIlL IlOSIeSS.
Warren u. Harding Chapter will cele-
nrate its seventh birthday anniversary
Tuesday. The ways and means COM
mlttee met at the Office of Past Patron
Harry Slye, Thursday. and planned the
work in all activities for the next three
months. A special program will be
given october 9. The chapter will en-
tertaln the members of the Masonic and
Eastern Star Home october IL. Mrs
McRae of Chevy Chase will entertain
the home board at its october meeting
New candidates will be initiated Octo-
Der %. Rummage sale in october.
At the last meeting of Temple Chap
ter the associate grand matron and
associate grand patron were the dis
tinguished guests. An entertainment
was given as follows Violin solos
David Cooperstein; clog dances and
songs, Miss Helen Feldman, accom-
panied at the piano by Miss Sylvia
Sauber; songs. Miss Sauber, and vocal
selections, Past Matron Miriam A. Nor.
wood, Arabella Addison and Ethel Nor
wood. accompanied by Miss Alice Lar.
rimore. At the next meeting Septem.
Der "a the grand matron and CRANE
patron will be the distinguished guests
The ways and means committee viii
give a dance September 81 at Wardmar
Park Hotel The auxiliary home boarc
met at the home of Rebecca Himelfarl
September 20; assisting were Sarah
Pedens and Miriam Lewis.
Esther Chapter resumed activities OF
Thursday evening after the Summe
vacation and after the business meeting
o program was rendered by Doroth,
Sherman Pierson and William T. Pier
son, consisting entirely of their owl
compositions. They were assisted b.
william Stanley Bell, who arranged tn
program.