Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-09-30

~ RESIDENT COOLIDGE has &C
copied the invitation of Crane
Master James T. Gibbs and thu
Association of Worshipful Mas
tiers of 1928 to attend TIT
pen-air services at Temple Heights Thu
fternoon at o'clock which r. under
he direction of the grand chaplain
lev. John c. Palmer, D. D. The ad'
ress will be delivered by Rev. w. S
Abernethy, D. D., pastor of Calvary
BAPTIST Church; prayer will be Offered
" Col Edmund P EaSterbrook, CHIEF
f chaplainS, United States Army, anc
he benediction will be pronounced by
capt. Alfred c. Oliver, jr.. chaplain al
Walter Reed Hospital. A number Of
nigh Government officials and Others
prominent in public life will be present
This day is set apart for the ASso-
iation of Worshipful Masters of 1928
md their families, but all members OF
he Masonic fraternity and of the Order
bf the Eastern Star and their families
sre welcome, as well as the public. It
IS stated a very large attendance is
anticipated, but all who attend will
be able to hear the service, as ampll-
Tiers will be installed and extra seats
will be provided. Seats will be reserved
for special guests, but it is stated that
AS o'clock and it is therefore urged
hat all who attend will come before
hat hour to secure their places before
he arrival of the President.
The music is under the direction of
J. Walter Humphrey and the choir OF
luther Place Memorial Church, COM
posed of Mrs. B. H. Smart, soprano;
Mrs. Marian earle, contralto; Raymond
b. Fillius, tenor; J. Walter Humphrey,
baSSo and director, with Miss Margaret
Skies, accompaniSt, will render three
numbers, Prepare Ye the Way of the
ord" (Garrett), still, Still With
Fhee" (HouSeley) and Rock of Ages"
Buck). Harry G. Kimball will accom-
any the congregational singing. The
United States Marine Band, Arthur S.
Vitcomb as leader, win also be in at
endance and render several selections.
The Masters Association will bring
he members and the children resident
t the Masonic and Eastern Star Home
p buses to this service. Members of
Robert LIE Bruce Chapter, Order of
peMolay and of Jobs Daughters in
heir attractive uniforms will act as
SherS.
George C. Ober, jr., master of Har-
nony Lodge, No. II, is president of
he Association of Worshipful Masters
T 1928, and Henry c. Drummer, master
Lafayette Lodge, No. 10, is chairman
t the committee on arrangements for
his service.
Sunday, October Z, will conclude these
bpen-air services for this season and
kill Be Knights Templar day, when all
kf the communicates of knights Tenn
blar of the District will be in attend
nce in uniform, accompanied by their
families. The address will be deliv-
bred by the grand chaplain, Rev. John
e. Palmer, D. D. Grand Comdr GratZ
p. Dunkum has issued orders calling
put the several communicates to attend
his service.
Mithras Lodge of Perfection will hold
It's meeting at the Cathedral of the
Rite, 433 Third street northwest, at
80 pm. Tuesday for the election of
candidates and the fourth and fifth de.
erees, in full form.
This commences the degree work from
he fourth to the thirty-Second on the
Fall class which will close December II.
Lebanon Lodge will hold its annual
past masters night Friday. The degree
will be conferred with the following
past masters officiating: Master, Alfred
Harmon, 1925; Elgin Smith, 1926;
Francis I. Beach, 1908, and Walter T.
Paine, 1909. Senior warden, M. B.
Merger, 1915; Junior warden, L. L. Net
Teton, 1922; marshal, c. F. Riecks,
923; senior deacon, Thomas S. Sergeon,
1912, and Blair Mckenzie, 1911; junior
#deacon, Charles Walsh, 1907: senior
steward, Arthur H Smith, 1902; Junior
steward, James c. Munich, 1927. Ar
engagements are in charge of Arthur G
Fessenden, 1921.
Worshipful Master Charles w. Hafle
has requested that all members shall
be in their seats promptly at 7:30.
La Fayette Chapter, No. S. R. A. M
will have an open meeting at its con-
vocation Tuesday. The special feature
of the evening will be an informal talk
on Masonry and philately. which will
be illustrated by United States postage
stamps from the collection of the high
priest. While, of course, there is nc
real connection between the two sub
Jects, yet the postage stamps of the
United States portray many events with
which Masonry was intimately con-
nected, and these will be brought out
and explained. The usual refreshments
will be served. AL Royal Arch MaSons
are invited.
La Fayette Chapter will pay frater-
nal visit to BarriSters' Lodge, U. D.
Fourteenth and Kenyon streets, OF
which Past High Priest Warren w
Grimes is worShipful master, Wednes-
day evening. Both the chapter and the
lodge have asked for a goodly attend
ance on that occasion.
Members of La Fayette Chapter ano
their families who enjoyed the family
night" last Spring have been urged t.
reserve october 16, as the occasion
will be repeated on that date.
EASTERN STAR.
Joppa Lodge Chapter will hold a shorr
business meeting october 3, after which
there will be a bazaar. This event vii
also be held october 4, in Joppa Lodge
Temple, 1909 Ninth street. The way!
and means committee announces a care
party october II at Chestnut Farms
Auditorium at o'clock october l.
will be Associate Matrons' night.
Mizpah Chapter will meet Tuesday
It will be short business meeting fol
lowed by an entertaining program, re-
freshmentS and dancing card part1
will be held october II at the CheStnu
Farms Auditorium.
Bethany Chapter will give its annua
dance ana caro- party OCTOBER at tn
new Willard Hotel At the last meeting
of the chapter all members of the East
ern Star Bowling League and the secre
taries of local chapters were entertained
r Miss Mabel jenkins, president of TIL
e league and representative of the chapte
team, was praised for the interest dis
played by her for the welfare of III
II league The matron, Mrs. Estelle Catlir
was presented scarf by the officers o
the chapter in commemoration of he
birthday. Miss Lillian Stevens, organise
was presented a basket of flowers by TIL
officers as a farewell token preceding
her departure from the city.
Temple Chapter held short bust
ness meeting last Monday and had a
& Its distinguished guests Grand Matrol
Sallye Bogley, Grand Patron William
j. Dow and Past Grand Matron Nelli