Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-15

~ OVAL ARCH day will be observed
l. at the Grand Lodge open-ail
services at Temple Heights to.
Il day at 4 O'Clock. when the High
Priests Association, together
with the officers and members of the
ROYAL Arch Chapters of the District OF
Columbia, with their families, are to be
special guests
The services will be under the direc-
chaplain: J. walter Humphrey. director
IN charge of music: Harry G. kimball
accompanist: Frank NJ. Roller. in
charge Of uShers. The address will be
delivered BY Rev. Fl. L. Schlincke. pastor
OF the North Carolina Avenue Methodist
Protestant Church. Music will be fur
niShed BY the quartet Of the Calvary
Baptist Church, Pref. Thomas Morse,
accompanist and director. The quar-
tet is composed Of Mrs. Florence SIM
dell. soprano: William F Raymond.
tenor; Mrs Cleo c. Parks, alto. and
Fred East, baritone.
The officers and members of the fol-
lowing lodges and their families will be
quests: Harmony, No. II, George c.
ODER. If, master; Warren G. Harding,
No. SO, Edgar B. Smith. master; Pet
worth. No. II, Richard E Vincent,
master Brightwood. No. IS, William *.
Coakley. master; together with the Of
ficers and members of the following
named chapters of the Order Of the
Eastern Star, with their families: Miz-
pah. No. 8, Mrs. Mildred King. matron;
MendeI Behrend. patron: Brookland,
No IL, Mrs. Grace Stiles, matron;
Coke Carlton, patron; Warren 9. Hard
ing. No 81. Mrs. Minnie E. Curtis,
matron: John c. white, patron; Bright
matron; Joseph S. Haight patron.
Harmony. No 40, MRS. Henrietta S.
Vance. matron; William F. Collins,
patron.
All members of these fraternities anc
their families are welcome, as well a
the public, and ample accommodations
wiz be provided. A large attendance
is expected.
Ii Hiram Lodge. No. 10. during the
degree work Thursday, Junior Warden
John H. Eiseman viii head the officia
line Master r. l.. Fahy invites al
i. be served after the meeting.
Petworth Lodge, No. AZ, specially an
nounces degree work at the conmunica.
ton Thursday evening, with Senior
Warden H w Ludwig presiding, also
that Petworth lodge is among those or.
ganizations specially invited to attend
the vesper services on Temple Heights
this afternoon.
Capital Forest, No. l04, Tall Cedars
Of Lebanon, held its annual outing and
picnic at Reservoir Park during the
week Just closed. Prizes were donated
by various merchants OF Washington
and were awarded the winners OF the
athletic events held during the after
noon.
; The following athletic events were
held: Twenty-five-yard dash for girls
years and under, 25-yard dash for
BOYS 8 years and under, 25-yard dash
for girls 9 to IA years Of age. 25-yaro
dash for boys 9 TO IA years Of age. rs
ward dash for girls Is to 20 years Of
are. 75-yard dash for boys is TO &c
years Of age, 75-yard dash for members
OF ary Tall Cedars Forest and Seward
dash for wives Of Cedars or daughters
over 20 years Of age. Refreshments
were served.
The Tall Cedars Band under the d.
rec Of Charles R. Brill. furnished a
concert during the afternoon. Arrange
ments were in charge of a committee
headed by John r. jenkins.
EASTERN STAR.
joseph II. Milans Lodge Chapter viii
have charge of religious services this
afternoon at O'Clock at Masonic arc
Eastern Star Home. Rev. Edward
Gabler, rector of Christ Church, Wash
ington Parish, viii conduct the services
the officers Of the chapter gave tbs
patron, Edward NJ. Bridwen, q surpris.
party July in honor Of his wedding
anniversary and presented him with
tea set. the presentation being made b.
the matron, Louise z. Kregiow.
Electa Chapter, No. Q, Is giving al
outing TO its members and their friend
10 Morgantown, Md, Wednesday. Al
who win participate have been re
ouested TO assemble at Masonic Hall
4 Fourteenth and U streets southeast, a
e:4s am. For those whose transporta'
4 ton is in doubt, the committee, r. Trac.
q Campbell, chairman, or Robert Thomp
s. son. general chairman, have arranget
for bus transportation, and those com
q x1ftteen1en should be consulted.
Features provided for entertainment
during the day include prize waits
danced in the old-faShioned way: Z
beauty contest confined exclusively b
males: a rolling pin contest for womei
and base ball game, with teams draw
from members Of the chapter Their
Will be also q tug-Of-war contest, barn
ward golf, races for men, women ant
children and boating and bathing diver
fisement. A general invitation 70 tn
Eastern Star and Masonic 9raternitie
and their friends is extended.
Cryptic day viii be observed a
Temple Heights July % ard Gran
Master Kimmeriing requests all councI
members, their families and friends .
be present Rev. Ceo. 81. Diffencerfe
VIII deliver the sermon and specia
music viii be provided by the choir c
che Luther Place Memorial Church an
others The services viii begin at pm
The rnatsons and patrons Of 1914 hei
skk1eiY fifteenth annual Summer outin
July at Bay Ridge.
MFR. and Mrs. Herbert Il. Eevius {
ruth CHAPTER extended the comfort
Of their home 10 the association Din
y1ex was served AZ the hotel and suppe
was In picnic style With Mr. and Mfr
MENUS. Guests Of honor were Gran
patron Dow and BARS. Dow. Other
present were Past Grand Matron Jess
CoWles, A. f. CowIes Mr. and Mr.
II. C. Althropp Mr. and Mrs. II.
MENUS. Mr.. and Mrs. o. Hoilinsworn
Mrs. Walker, Mr.. and Mrs. E. C. Wnii
man, Miss H. Boen. Mr.. and Mr.
Ben Isnlin n. Coles, MFR. and MRS. v
Miller. Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Schoenths
an6 daughters. Mrs. III. E. Er
peiSheinser, Mr.. and Mrs, j A. Benne'
snd sons and Mr.. and Mrs. Wiiiiai
G.. Garter.
Matron Mrs. Alice T. Draper ar
nulnces a card party July 10 at the Ia
HOUSE. Fifteenth and streets, at
1n The proceeds viii 20 " the wal
snd means committee Of Ruth Chaf
ter' The past natrons and patrons
Ruth Chapter had al outing al Con