Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-09-02
MASONIC.


Almas Temple will hold its annual
I outing and barbecue at Fort Washing
ton. Md. September q. Potentate
George II. McCiinty has made the fol-
lowing committee appointments, James
/ c Hoyle, chairman of outing and bar
becie committee. DR.. j. T. PrendefgaSt
in charge OF transportation; Nergne w
! Potter, chairman Of automobile COM
nlttee. John o. Slye chairman OF boat
committee. and l.. Whiting Estes, chair
man OF athletic events.
A schedule has been arranged where
by boat of 500 capacity will leave
the Arsenal wharf az and 5 pm,
Parking facilities for 100 automobiles
have been provided at the Arsenal
grounds. The program at the fort Will
: start Of 80 O'Clock. In addition to
caif, tennis and fishing, athletic events
have been arranged. including game
of hall between Il picked team OF
Shrners and the Fort Washington base
bah team. There will also be patrol
and infantry drills Joseph Dlouny OF
the Legion Of Honor has been selected
by the potentate to supervise the bar
hccue The IT'S miles Of read to the
fcSt are reported in good condition.
Special transportation will be furnished
from the boat 10 the parade grounds,
where most Of the athletic events WI!
he held The potentate extends an
invitation Ia Shrincrs Of other jurlS-
6tctions 10 attend this outing as guests
@. the local Shrine,
pofentate McGintv has arranged the
details for a pilgrimage tO AshcVhie.
\. c, September Il, 10 witness tbs Fail
ceremonial Of Oasis Temple A special
rate has been secured. and tickets viii
be CnaG for 10 DAYS The train viii
f,s. at & ~
fcNber Il. Reservations can be mace
through F. Lawrence Walker. 1911 *
street
William c. White, who for the past
seven wears has been the leader Of the
Alrlas Temple Band and Drum Corps,
has been transferred TO Honolulu, where
he viii be attached TO the Hawaiian
DEPARTMENT of the L. S, Army and
stationed at Fort Shafter. Last Mon
Gay night he conducted his last re-
hearsal at Shrine headquarters. after
which a reception was heio III 1 ans Iloflof'
followed BIZ refreshments. The poten-
tate announces Louis S, Vessel as Mr..
Whites successor.
LAFAYETTE Chapter. No. ). r. A. NJ,
viii resume its Fall activities Tuesday,
RI $50 pm. Il will be business
meeting for the reception Of petitions
anu routine nlStnSSS-
The committee on work and lectures.
through its chairman, Clarence J. west.
calls the attention of officers Of the
Royal Arch Chapter that the regular
school Of instruction will resume opera
ton. September T. at 7:3o pm.
IA Fayette Lodge will confer the de-
gree Of Master Master al its stated
communication Thursday evening with
Junior Warden Harry B. Pitts heading
the official line.
The Scottish Rite Bodies in the VAL
ley of Washington. after the Summer
vacation will start a class on which the
degrees viii be conferred as follows:
October =. 4th and 5th degree: October
q 10th degree; october Is. lEth degree:
October %. 18th degree: October 80
18th degree The further degrees will
be conferred during November and De-
cember Full schedule will be given in
the next issue of the calendar.
The Advisory Board. Masonic Clubs
Of the District of Columbia. Samuel C.
Bready. president, viii hold its regular
September meeting next Thursday at
the Gavel Club rooms. TIC Thirteenth
street.
EASTERN STAR.
MatTon Lillian Rowzee of Gavel
Chapter announces the chapter win
assist in the services on Temple
Heights at 4 o'clock this afternoon.
Ali members invited to attend The
regular business meeting viii be held
Tuesday evening
Mrs Marie (. Summers. natron Of
william F. Hunt Chapter. announces a
card and bingo party at Chestnut
Farms Auditorium Wednesday evening,
The officers and members of Leba-
ncn Chapter are requested 10 attend
the religious services at Temple Heights
this afternoon al o'clock.
Columbia Chapter will participate in
ti2s services at Temple Heights this
afternoon. The ways and means COM
rnittee win hold card party IN the
Masonic Hall, Fourteenth and Kenyon
streets in October. The chapter VIII re-
sumo meetings September 10.
The 1922 Matrons and Patrons As
ISOLATION held picnic lunch and meet
ing al the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Morgan Montgomery lane. Bethesda
Nd. Tuesday. evening Many members
were sla attendance. Following the
Luncheon there were various amuse-
s5.1..4s.
Mrs Louise T. Kreglow, matron OF
Joseph H Miians Lodge Chapter, an
nolnces the first meeting for Fall 10 be
held September g. The chapter will
"orticIpate IN religious services on Tenn
- Heights September 8. The second
meeting Of the chapter, September 20
vii be n1atrsfas and patrons Of 1898
night. AL members Of the order are
invited.
Bethany Chapter viii give its annual
dance, combined with card party, at
tl1s Willard Hotel October 6. The first
chapter meeting following the Summer
recess viii be held September 7. The
degrees viii be conferred. At the meet
ing September q the chapter viii en-
terrain the secretaries Of ali local
chapters and the members Of the East
ern Star Bowling League.
Mrs. Grace K. Preston, matron an
no1nccs hrcme Chapter will resume
It's regular meetings September 5 at 7:30
pm The degrees will be conferred
The ways and means committee will
hold q caro- party September 10 at 8
pm At the nome Of Mrs Arthur M
Ioyntou, 1884 Kennedy street.
Mrs Alice T. Draper matron of Ruth
Chapter announces the first meeting
oi the chapter following the Summer
recess 30 b. neio September II. when
The fhlgtY-8izth birthday Of the chapter
viii be celebrated The auxiliary home
board viii meet al the home Of the
matron, 1927 Massachusetts, avenue
southeast, September II. a. 80 pm
The Ruth Cleaners board will also
meet al the nome q the matron Sep
TENDER ~ At 80 pm Eastern Star
Sunday viii be neld al Temple Heights
September 10.
The Washington Centennial Chapter
viii nave It's frgt Fall meeting Sep
1870 2 A2feE Tic REGULAR nEner al