Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-01
%HE open-air religious services this
afternoon at ( o'clock, AT
Temple Heights, under the di-

afternoon at O'CLOCK, a.
Temple Heights. under the di-
i rection of Grand Chaplain Rev
DR. John c. Palmer. will be ad'
dressed by Rev c. H. Lambdin, pastor
of AnacoStia Methodist Episcopal
Church, The music win be directed By
J. Walter Humphrey, solos and duets
will be sung by Mrs. Louise Tucker and
Raymond D. FilliuS, both of Electa
Chapter. No. >. o. Z, S. Frank NJ. Roll
Ter viii be in charge of uSherS.
Special guests will be the officers and
members OF the following named
lodges and their families; Anacostia
No. 81. James c. Beveridge, jr., master;
Pcntalpha, No 3, Ernest p. Knapp
master: William r. Singleton, No. 80
Dean II Stanley. master, and Justice,
No. IS, George H. Poster. acting master;
also The officers and members of the
following named chapters of the Order
of the Eastern Star. with their families:
Electa, No. .. Mrs Elizabeth E. Harmon,
matron. Robert Thompson, patron;
Naomi No. 8, Mrs. Loretto NJ. Robin
son, matron. James B. Robinson. patron;
Hope. No so. Miss Eleanor NJ. Clarkson,
matron, j. Williamson Cook. patron,
All members of these fraternities and
their families. as well as the public, are
wecome and ample seating accomoda-
ton is provided.
petworth Lodge, No. Al, r. A. A. M,
has called of its stated communication
Thursday. but will meet July le.
Monarch Arthur NJ Poynton of
Kallipolis Grotto announces q short
form and reinstatement ceremonial at
Grotto headquarters on July IL, This
will be the last opportunity for initia-
tion before the Fall ceremonial and
Prophets have been requested TO have
their candidates on hand for this csre-
mony.
AT the annual meeting of Robert de
Bruce Council, Scottish Rite. held at
the cathedral. Third and E streets
northwest, Tuesday evening. the fol-
lowing officers were elected for the en-
suing year: j. Claude KEEPER, thirty
third degree, commander: G. Edgar
Bittinger. K. c. c. H.. first lieutenant
commander; Burgess w. Marshall,
thirty-third degree. second lieutenant
commander: Mark Finley. jr., K. c. c.
H. chancellor; John G. Wineman,
tfirty-third degree, almoner; Stirling
Kerr, thirty-third degree, secretary;
Monte Sanger. ttirty-third degree.
treasurer; Frank NJ. Roller, thirty third
degree. orator: ]. Walter Karsner, K. C.
c. H.. marshal Of ceremonies; L. WHIT
ing Estes. thirty-third degree. turcop-
iler: w w Champagne. x. g. 9. H..
draper; Marx z. Kahn. thirty-third
degree. first deacon; James A. Wet
more. K. @. C. H, second deacon; Carl
n. Claudy, K. c. c. H.. bearer beausallt;
George 8. McGinty. <. C. c. H., bear
or white standards. John S. Tassiri.
thirty-second degree, bearer black STAN
dard: John c. Palmer, thirty-third
degree. lieutenant OF the guard: 7. j.
Moore, thirty-second degree, tiler. ana
James A. Wetmore. *. c, g. H. trustee.
TIE meetings OF the council sched-
uled for July and August were called
of So - -
capitol Forest No. iO4. Tall Cedars of
lebanon. visited Baltimore Forest.
No. IS, Baltimore. Nd. on the
lstter's anniversary last wednesday,
with several hundred members. Dur
ing the evening and previous 70 the
ceremonial held BY Baltimore Forest.
a street parade was held which included
the bands and uniform units OF the
following forests: Cape May County
Forest. No. Is; Easton Forest. No. S5;
so-Ra-Bo Forest, No. -: Capitol Forest,
No. i04, which marched TO the Mary
land Tlaeater, where the ceremonial TOOK
place.
Friday evening Capitol Forest held
It's last ceremonial Of the season N the
large ballroom Of the Willard Hotel.
Later it entertained. after the ceremo-
NAL many Masons not Cedars and
their families. Ofhcers present from
other localities and out-of-town forests
included the grand tall cedar and senior
deputy grand tall cedar OF Baltimore
Forest. No. IS, Baltimore, Md. Thomas
Urspr1Ych. and Henry busch. respec-
lively. The evening was devoted TO
reception, dance and entertainment.
The Fellowship Cub Of Mount Rainier,
Md. has called of regular monthly
meetings until the second Monday in
September. The stunt committee has
elaborate plans under way for one OF
the best Masonic Club limitations in
October ever held in this vicinity II
Is announced
During the early part Of August the
club viii hold Its first annual barbecue
and field day as the guest OF Perry
Boswell at Snowden Hill Farms, athree-
hundred acre estate Ia southern Mary
land
we're guests OF Joseph H. Milans Lodge
CHAPTER June 81 The u1stron was pre-
sented with gift Of silver from the
officers and friends, the presentation
being made by Past Matron Esther v
Cross, In honor OF her wedding ami
veYsary. Associate Grand Patron John
c. Proctor. Grand ConductreSs Cath
crime Merritt and Grand Secretary Rose
A. Yost were present The chapter viii
hold lawn party July IL. The follow
ing program was presented: Readings
Mrs Mae z. Felker of Ruth Chapter
dance. little Jane Stanton; recitation
rlingham Chapter. Maryland, and solo
Alice Jean Graves. The meetings have
been called Of during July and August
Washington Centennial Chapter, with
many friends, spent week end, from
June y, al Orkney Springs Hotel. ork,
ney Springs, Va. There were caro-
and golf Trips were also made 10 TIT
caYerns Of Virginia.
Miriam Chapter met Monday night
and conferred the degrees at which
tine Columbia Chapter was the guest
The chapter has been invited TO attenc
the religious services al Temple Heights
August Al pm ne ncStA1lks % tiis
chapter have been called on DURING
July end August.
The auxiliary home board, endo1'
naens and temple committees Of Beth
sny Chapter WIN hold boat ride OF
The steamer Charles Manchester July 0
All members Of the order are invited.
The Matrons and Patrons Association
% 1925 viii hold a picnic al the cot
tage Of Mr. and Mrs. H.. Ludwig. Eal
Ridge, Nd July z Those desiring Il
90 who have no means of transports
IN are requested 10 notify J. w Fen
ton, jf,
Treaty Oak Chapter y. D. will NEE
tomorrow evening on Temple Heights
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