Evening star., 1928-06-10


of the District OF Columbia
will take part in the degree
work i'll Temple-Noycs Lodge,
Nc -. Thursday evening.
The annual field day for the benefit
Of the Masonic ana Eastern Star Home
Mill be staged at Griffith Stadium Sat
urday afternoon at 3 O'Clock. preceding
ahe contest between the ball teams rep
resentinc the Shrine and Grotto there
Mill be a drill by Almas Temple Patrol,
SVilI,an F. Holmes captain. and band
foncert by the Alrnas Military Band
6irpctrd by william c. White. The
9er,on Of Honor, under Capt, Harry g.
Meirich, will participate IN the nag
Raising ceremonies.
: George r. King is manager OF the
Ehrine team, and he has selected the
Following PLAYERS to represent Almas
Temple: R Homan Hanes, Slanker,
Harnsberger Fox, Desper, Schneider,
Neidfeldt Driver, Hancock, Shomo,
Ruess Webb. Gordon and Potter,
! Data concerning the Grotto has not
ksen announced for publication.
Capi,ol Forest. No. io4. Tall Cedars
Of Lebanon. has accepted an invita- =
ton to hold Sunday services at Temple
Heights, Sunday. June "a. The band
and uniformed units are being prepared
10 take part in this service. The eX-
ecutive committee will meet at the Uni
versity Club Saturday evening TO take
action on Summer activities.
This officers of the forest and sew
eral members, together with the band
and drill team. are going to Baltimore
the e~ening of June 81 TO attend the
anniversary celebration of Baltimore
Forest. Mo. 45. when the supreme off,
GERS viii be guests.
June 10 the forest will hold Its next
ceremonial, TO be followed by ladies
night. with entertainment, reception
and dance.
The advisory board Masonic Clubs
Of the District of Columbia. will meet
Tharsdav evening at the Gavel Club
rcorls, 7i9 Thirteenth street northwest.
Druid Chapter. No. %. of Baltimore.
Nd. visited Washington last Tuesday
evening. with IS members, as the guests
of La Fayette Chapter No. 5. The chap
ter was opened according to the Mary
land ritual with High Priest Lawrence
J. Edberg as high priest; Past High
Priests Afoores. Mcguire and Collins oc-
cuDiad stations during the opening.
Pas. High Priest Mitchell also ac-
Masters degree was presented by Elmer
r. KaItenbs III captain of the host Of
la Fevette Chapter The high priest OF
Druid Chapter then, with the assistance
Of the Most Excellent Masters degree
team. presented the Most Excellent
Masters degree. The emplified ritual
Of Druid CHAPTER was presented In cos
tune ard with the paraphernalis called
for BIZ the Maryland ritual.
Among the members and guests we're
Past High Priests Fox, Nottingham.
Thornton, Bartlett, Yerger, Brunner
and Grimes Of No S: Davidson of No.
2, Karsner and Cave Of No. 3, Lar
corn5e, Beach Foreman and Mack OF
No. 4. Crawford Of No. 6, Yung Of No.
7. McQuay and HaYener Of No. 8.
Kropke and Cunningham Of No. IL.
Kimrnerling Of No IL. Hall Of No. Is,
Clayton ot Keystone Chapter. Hyatts-
vile: .Joi1ngtone Of Blue Mountain
Chapter. no. $50. of New South Wales
snd the grand high priest, Raymond B.
Dickey; High Priests Beach, Bissett.
Bosch, Brown, Swain and Wilson;
Kings AYmbrueter, Beardslee, Hibbs.
Lalnhsrt, Magic, Stevenson and Tyree:
Ecribes McGrew, 6chickler and Schom-
nner
June % the High Priests Association
La Fs~ette Chapter with Companion
Esardsiee. kirg ~ Washington Chsp-
ter heading the Official line.
Eastern star
The Association Of Matrons end Pa
tFons cf 1927 entertained the 1923 as
kociaticn May g. The guests were
welcomed by Mrs Augusta Thompson.
president. Mrs. Florence A. Bailey,
president n the 1923 association, re-
e;sondod. Brief felicitations were ex~
tended by Grand Matron Ealiye Bogleg,
Grand Patron William J. Dow. Past
Grand Mauon Lena Stephenson and
Pas Grand Patron Ernest J. Dulin.
Features 0f the entertainment included
yocsl solo BY Harry NJ. ForkeT a
spanish dance by Mrs, Dell Sale and
Frank II Myers the Varsity Drag" by
Albert George and colonial dance by
Ar. ane Mrs John Kurtz, Mr. Kut,z
also g2ge biack-face sketch. Mrs.
Kati1ienn Perry presided st the piano
during the entertainment, while Troy
ADbsoa snd CHESTER Hutchinson as
sisted With the violin. Program enter
fainer8 @ere introduced by s. II. Rid
fnrs. glce president of the 1927 asSocaa~
tson. Ef1er the entertainment there
@ss dancing and refreshments. A
tigeater party vas held by the aseocia-
tion May "a The annual picnic viii BE-
held Jgiy IS at the Summer home Of
Ers Craze Kinmel,
Esther Chapter met THURSDAY eye
ming with tne following distinguished
gIsSis present Grand HatrGn f;aIiye e.
Ecg'et. Past Grand Nauons Handy.
EfYe&ter anc Hudson. Past Grand Patron
] EEe2tey Grand CondUffYfgs Merritt and
Il Al
bUalnsas meeting a program arranged bY
! Pest NaiTGf Tnecdofa Cunningham Was
figen. - follows Eoloa by beWton Ham q
n1%r sEl6 PYed Ka&t and duets by Fred
! Rsst an0 William Raymond Refresh
na@nf& mere served
MAtFcn RsYgaret II. Jones announces
fne degrees viii he conferred ~ tns
meeting ~ June III, wi1icn viii be the
lSst meeting before the Summer recess
Ten1ple Chapter No ~, ~ the last
pgae.iug. hollored the past officers with
en- fgening ~ entertainment. refresh
mems anG dancing. The degrees were
conferred Ou = large Class with the foI-
l0ggng past officers filing the stations
NStyon E0gs II Henry. Patron Charles
!. Henry. AsHYclste Matron Louise Hse-
kjnoyn Secretary Fannie Abel, Treas
iiref Cora Campkeil CODductfeGs safaf
Blum. h2Soclate Conductfese Emma
Eoofnte Chaplain Emma DeMfaJ
Marshal I0uise KfeglG~, OFganis'
Allce i6fTlEGgre AGsn. Istts Eeekef
Tuth. Marian k0rwGod. Esther, Lliiis
j T10ai Martha, Harriet CofWin. Electa
Margaret Csr. Wafder Mary isni'
taore, Seminal IYisl Eers The ma
4fons END patrons of 1874 Were oietln
e9ished guests The 1910 sDd 1917
nlstroEs and patrons attended. Thf
( distinguished visitors were Brspd ia
iron William j Dor. Past Grand Ma
tfon FINE Campbell ana Fss' Ctanf
Master hlexsndeg The chapter WI