Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-22
MASONIC.

MAGONkG.
"HIS afternoon at 4 o'clock the
services on Temple Heights will
commemorate Cryptic day"
/ when the Industrious masters will
assemble their various councils
for religious devotion. Guests of the
occasion will be the members and
friends of Dawson Lodge. No, l6;
Stansbury Lodge. No. %. and Columbia
Lodge. No 3, of the Masonic fraternity,
and Bethlehem Chapter, No. Z: Friend
ship Chapter, No. II, and Takoma
Chapter. No. IL. of the Order of the
Eastern Star. The general public viii
be welcome and announcement Is made
| that seating accommodations will be
provided Rev. DR.. George M Diffen-
Gerfer of the Luther Memorial Church
will deliver the address. Music win be
furnished by the quartet of the Luther
Memorial Church, j. Walter Humphrey
director. The quartet is composed of
Mrs. B. H. Smart, soprano; Raymond
Fillius. tenor; Mrs. Marian earle, alto.
and j. Walter Humphrey, bass. Miss
Margaret Skies, accompanist,
: But one of the many Masonic bodies
scheduled regularly to meet during the
! that is Takoma Lodge. No 80. which
announces the Master Mason degree.
| All the others have probably called
| off" their meetings for the week.
! washington Chapter of Electrical
| Craftsmen will take part In the degree
in Takoma Lodge.
The Association of Worshipful Mas
| tiers of 1926 will hold its annual family
picnic at Glen Echo Park Saturday
| and a goodly attendance is antici-
pated at this yearly frolic. The officers
| for the current year are: Melvin A.
Wertz, past master Albert Pike Lodge,
/ No. SO. president: John T. Maddox.
/ past master Federal Lodge, No /, vice
. president, and John K Willis. past
master Warren G. Harding Lodge, No.
80, secretary-treasurer.
| Grand Tall Cedar H. Nj. vandervort
of the Tall Cedars Of Lebanon has an
nounced that the new organization of
the Royal Rangers, authorized by the
| local forest last Winter. has been COM
pleted, with the following: Fl. D. Tryon,
captain; &. Hoyer, first lieutenant; F.
r. Elliott, second lieutenant; G. A.
| Ferguson. J. Brown, j. w. Hutchinson,
| j. r. Starks, j. E. Fowler, j. L. Doug
las, G. E. Calvert. j. G. Robey, c. z.
Chadwick, d. K Arnold, F. c. Updike,
C. NJ. Berry. A. J. La Covey, F. e.
e. F. Sechrest, r. o. Rhodes, o. M.
Burton. Paul Raetzman, H. G. Wells,
F. r. Stutler. NJ. Albritton, j. NJ. Romm
and F. Caldwell.
Supreme Tall Cedar Frank B.
| Steiner and officers of the supreme
| line met at Manchester, Conn, Friday
evening, July 90. and instituted Man
chester forest. to be known as Nutmeg
Forest, No lis. The baby forest already
boasts completely organized band
Grand Tall Cedar vandervort has
also announced that r. H. Dale has
been appointed on the executive COM
mittee and that plans are being made
for the immediate purchase of new
uniforms for the rangers.
EASTERN STAR.
Members of Takoma Chapter, their
families and friends have been ex-
tended a special invitation to be pres
ent at the services at Temple Heights
today at 4 pm.
The past matrons and patrons OF
Ruth Crapter had their semi-annuai
outing July IA at Commonwealth
Farms. They assembled at the home
of Past Matron Mrs. Augusta Aufenthie
and proceeded TO Commonwealth
Farms by motor. Past Patrons william
c. Zimmerman, Thomas s. Sergeon and
Charles Aufenthie supervised the pro-
gram. Favors were presented. Mrs.
Alice T. Draper. nlatron, was presented
an oid-fashioned bouquet O. flowers by
Mrs. Elizabeth Pitt. There were Is
In the party. Among the guests were
DR.. Galloway and wife, Mr.. and Mrs.
Deuterman, w. Curtis Draper, ir., and
Miss Eva Henderson,
Brightwood Chapter viii have charge
Of the religious service at the Masonic
and Eastern Star Home this afternoon
at 3 O'Clock Rev. L. Taggart OF the
Christian Church viii conduct the
services. The matron, Mollie E. Bate
man, requests members TO attend. Auto
mobiles win meet the street cars at
Rittenhouse street.
The closing exercises Of the Summer
School at the Masonic and Eastern Star
Home will be held next Friday evening
at 8 O'Clock There will also be an
exhibit OF the pupils handwork dis
played In booths erected on the lawn,
weather permitting, commencing at 6
O'Clock. All members of the fraternity
and friends are invited TO be present.
The officers and 1927 star points of
Columbia Chapter were guests at the
home of Matron Mae " Evans last
Monday evening and celebrated the
birthday anniversary of the patron, j..
T. K Plant. A fountain pen was pre-
sented to him by the officers. The
chapter viii convene the second Mon
day in September.
Members OF Bethlehem Chapter will
be guests at the religious services at
Temple Heights today at O'Clock.
Washington Centennial Chapter win
hold its annual picnic August In Rock
| Greek Park picnic grounds, No. 2, Old
Pierce Mil This viii be an old-fash-
| Toned basket picnic with games, activi-
ties and prizes. Automobiles will meet
the Mount Pleasant and Fourteenth
street cars at 10. IL. IL and O'Clock,
for the accommodation OF those who
viii use the street cars. This will be
the last activity until the Fall
The 1923 Matrons and Patrons Asso-
citation held Its first annual picnic July
II at Vance's broadcasting station,
Mount Vernon Hills, Va The after
noon was spent In playing bridge, quoits,
tennis and In golf putting contests.
The picnic supper was attended by
the Al adults and s children. Grand
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