Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-19

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o'clock viii be under the di
~ rection CT Rev. DR.. John
Palmer, grand chaplain, anC
Will be addressed by Rev. Or. william
J.. Mayo of Rock Greek Parish Protes.
taFlt Episcopal Church, Music win bt
directed by j. Walter Humphrey. with
Harry G. Kimban accompaniSt.
The special guests at this service vii
be the officers and members Of the
following named lodges and their fami'
lies: The New Jerusalem, No. 9, SAM,
usl F. Hancock master, Joppa. No. IS
Charles ], Armbruster master; Trinity
No. Al, George E. Harris master. and
Chevy Chase. No. -, Samuel ShulmaI
master Also the officers and members
Of the following named chapters of the
Order of the Eastern Star and their
families; Unity, No. 80. Mrs. Frances
/ DobSon matron Cavour o. Bohrer
patron: Joppa, No. -, Mrs. Florence
A. Bailey matron Samuel 3. Trewolla
patron; Trinity. No. 50. Mrs. Amy
Hoover matron Edward w. Wayson
patron: Goodwill. No. Sc Mrs Ruth w
Measell matron, Lyle w. Ohlander pa
tron. and Chevy Chase, No 80, Miss
Isabel v Collins matron. Percy w
Jones patron.
All members of these fraternitieS and
their families are welcome at these
services, as well as the public.
Lodges announcing degree work for
The week include ATminius, No. rs, and
Myron NJ Parker, No, ~. both of which
will have the Fellowcraft degree Tues
day evening. st. Johns, No. IL. viii
resume its communications Friday eve
ming, but viii not have degree work.
mas Temple. A A. o. n. NJ. s.. an
nouncss that Saturday. September s.
has been decided upon as the day for
holding an cutting and barbecue at Fort
Washington. Nd. Aside from the Gus
tomary athletic events for Shrine COM
petition, there viii be q ball game be-
tween a team composed of Shriners
and the Fort Washington base ball
team. James c. Hoyle Is chairman Of
the outing and barbecue committee,
Joseph Blouhy Of the Legion of Honor
will direct the serving of the barbecue.
which starts At O'Clock and continues
until a:I5,
Monarch Arthur NJ. Poynton an
nounceS that next Sunday kailiDoliS
Grotto. with Chief Justice Harry B.
Plankinton as chairman, will have
charge of the services at Temple
Heights, to which ell Prophets their
families and friends are invited
Prophet Rev. Homer J. Councillor will
deliver the address. the Grotto Band
will furnish the music, and the Grotto
Drill Corps viii act as uShers.
Preceding the services, which viii be-
gin at o'clock, the Grotto Band will
give a concert, commencing at $50
O'Clock. The members of the band and
drill corps win appear in full uniform.
and other members have been requested
to wear their fez
Grand Monarch John A. Dcrthick
sustained serious injuries recently in an
automobile accident. Returning to his
home In Brooklyn from the Masonic
Home at Utica, the bus in which he
and a number of others were travelling
was in collision with another machine
The grand monarch was badly injured
but after receiving hospital treatment
returned to his home and complete
recovery is expected,
EASTERN STAR.
Bethany Chapter will give its annual
dance. combined with a card party, at
the Willard Hotel the evening of Octo-
Der 6. Mrs. Amy ALI. chairman of the
committee in charge. extends an invi-
tstion to everybody to attend.
The matron announces Good viii
Chapter will participate in the religious
services at Temple Heights this after
noon at o'clock.
Bethany Chapter will take part in
the religious services at Temple Heights
Sunday afternoon, August IS.
Unity Chapter is invited among the
guests Of honor to attend the services
at Temple Heights today at pm.
The ways and means committee of
Gavel Chapter win hold a theater
party at the National Theater tomor-
row and Wednesday The next regu-
lar meeting OF the chapter will be held
September 4.
JR. o. U. A. NJ
Anacostia Council met Monday eve
ming In Masonic Hall Anacostia. with
Councillor E A. Wax presiding. Chair
Penn Mar reunion. Addresses were
made BIZ Junior Past State Councillor
John D. Simpson. Past Councillor A. L.
Dshler Of Liberty Bell Council and the
Mcsgrs. Frye
Old Glory Council met August at
31e Pennsylvania avenue southeast, and
was called TO order by Councillor Ro-
land Junior Past Councillor Brown in
stalled the following officers: r. NJ.
Trotter. councillor: A. L. Roland. Junior
past councillor, and Charles E. Ridg-
way. ir., assistant recording secretary.
An address on the activities of the
Penn Mar reunion committee was made
By State Outside Sentinel Edward A.
Diehl, chairman of the committee.
Capital Council vas called to order
Monday evening, In Northeast Masonic
Temple by Junior Past Councillor T. B.
Montgomery. State Councillor Oscar
Il Harlow delivered an address on the
proposed trip Of the members TO the
National Orphans Home at Thin
Ohio. September l. He spoke OF the
tary W L. Wellman and Deputy State
Councillor W. M. Martin also made
brief remarks
Andrew Jackson Council was called
% order Tuesday evening, In Junior
Order Temple. by Councillor D. z
0uade. Among the guests were Junior
Past State Councillor John d. Simpson
State Vice Councillor A. c. Columbus
State Treasurer T. P. Jones. State Out
Representative r. .. Sieffert, State
Deputy O. II Hid, Past Councillor r
r. Burgess and r. p. O'Connor. Tht
council Endorsed til recommendation
OF Congress TO adopt The Star Span
gIed Banner" as the national anthem
President Of the Junior Hall Associa
ton r. G. Lacy, Junior Past Councilo
O. o. Sunday c, w. Mckenzie and Wis
fling members addressed the council.
ODD FELLOWS.
The motor bus party Of the Montreal
bound committee Is endeavoring TO sc
ia No.
TO make possible the bus party, and vii
meet tomorrow evening In the temple a
O'Clock with that object In view Tn
trip will take Q Or 10 days, by cas-