Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-08
MASONIC.

gtrpved the foreordained schedul
Is of the Masonic bodies for tn
current week that there are bu
few who will meet or will hav
work during the week. Those who WI
include Takoma. No. %, Tuesday eve
ming, with the E, A, degree, and Hope
No. 20. Friday evening. with the sam
degree. while Mount Vernon. No, 3.
the only Royal Arch chapter which re
ports degree work, and that Tor to
morrow evening. when the Royal Arcl
degree will be presented.
Evangelist Chapter, Robert de Bruce
Council and Albert Pike ConSistor!
have called of their meetings scfed
uiei for july and August of the Scot
tisf, Rite bodies. But MithraS Loogt
al Perfection will meet July II, Angus
u and September IL, the meeting Jul,
II being an important one, when by
avs amendments viii be considered,
Today viii be Masonic Club day al
.he Grand lodge npen-aar services 81
Tenp,le Heights at O'Clock this after
noon, when the bfscegs Of the advisory
board of Masonic clubs of the city, OF
which S. c. Brea6y is president; j, 0.
Bowen. wee president: Elmer c, WOOD.
secretary; E J. Skidmore. treasurer, ano
Frank s. Rasclif. publicity. together
with the officers and members OF the
20 clubs in the District of COLUMBIA.
with their families. are 10 be Speciai
guests.
The services will be under the direc-
ton OF the Rev John c. Palmer, grand
chanlain. J. Walter Humphrey, dtrec-
tor in charge OF music; Harry @. KIM
ball. accompanies: Frank M. Roller, IN
charge Of Cshers. The address Van oe
delivered by the REV. Csyde Brown.
pastor OF Pi1iknev Memorial z. e.
Church Solos viii be sung by Mrs
william r, Reed, accompanied by MRS.
! Harry Cunningham, and by a. l..
Kul6eu. baritone, accompanied by Mrs.
Elsie Weaver. Coxuetist George FISHER
Of A,nas Temple Shrine Band accom-
osnied the congregational singing Ast
Sunday and will be present To-Day aiso.
The ofscerx and membership OF the
following lodges and their fam
ilies-WaxhimKtcn Centennial, Ne. IL,
William Watson Aypes. naSter: Osiris.
No, 2e. Paul l. Gardner, master. Samuel
GomneEx. No. Is. Samuel ]. Ee1omen,
master. snee9her with The o1zscess end
members az the following manned chap
tiers Of the Order Of the Eastern star.
with their families: Esther. No. S. Mrs
Margaret II. Jones. matron, Raymond
n. Babcock. patron; Areme, No. 10,
Mrs. Grace e. Preston, matron. Theo-
iore G. Frech. patron. and Temple, No.
Is. Mrs. Lille c. Ethel. n1atron, Maurice
Blum. patron-wili also be the special
guests today.
An members of these fraternities and
their families are welcome, rs well as
the public. and ample accommodation
VIII be provided. A large attendance
IS expected.
Monarch Arthur NJ. poynton an
nounces short-form and reinstatement
ceremonial OF Kaliipolis Grotto at
Grotto headquarters Wednesday even
ing. This viii be the last opportunity
for initiation before the Fall cere-
Ynonial, and Monarch Poynton has re-
qaested all pending applicants to be
present.
-ention OF the Supreme Council. to be
held at Rock Island. H.. have been
fixed for June IL. 10 and 20.
The advisory board. Masonic Clubs
of the District Of Columbia. has called
of its meetings for July and August.
Members of all Masonic clubs are re-
aussted to attend religious services this
afternoon at 4 O'Clock at Temple
Heights.
The Washington Railroad Square
Club had an unusually large attendance
AT its June meeting Of the personnel OF
the WASHINGTON Terminal. g. h.
Cramer, master mechanic. w. Roy
Blandford, assistant master mechanic;
P. n. DelapIaine and d. s. Mcmahon.
assistant train masters: Harry B. BOW
ersox. road foreman Of engines: 3D.
ward II. Goelz, Railroad Y. NJ. c. A.:
A.. Frank Kreglow. Storekeeperf Thomas
=. Fcitz. general electrical foreman.
Clifford L. Gerard, assistant yard mas
:er; George F. Mergell. assistant FORE
man: Charles A. RoSsiter, car foreman;
Arthur w. Brewer. J. ]. Cunningham.
Oscar w. Riley, past presidents, were
in attendance The visitors included
Presidents Keller Of the Trestle. Board
and War6eld Of the Lambskin Clubs.
A. Roy Biandford, the principal
speaker. reviewed the Ethics OF
Masonry The club was entertained
by the Robert lie Bruce Chapter, Order
of De Molay. Vincent vaSco, master
councillor: William Brown, senior cour-
cilor: Charles Schwab, junior councillor,
and Thomas Hall. master of ceremonies,
with vocal solos with banjo accom-
panimeut by Howard Lowd, fancy drill
ov De Molay Patrol. sketch by DE
AEoiay comedians. comic boxing match
By Mcfarland and VaSco, five De Molay
glgnblers. dramatic reading by Benjamin
Doflrer and comedy readings by Bill
Mcfarland Chairman c. A. Broker,
assisted by Mesdames BowerSoK, Bland.
ford. Mergeil, Bowen. Laycock, BROKER.
Brewer and Miss Hiida Coortz, provided
refreshmenis.
The thirty-seventh triennial conclave
Ct the grand encampnent OF knights
TemplsY Of the United States viii BE-
held al Detroit, Mich, July Is 10 10.
The decorative scheme provided VIII
b elaborate for Woodward avenue,
Detrolts main thoroughfare: Washing.
tor boulevard, which viii be the curt
q honor, and the streets over which
viii pass the parade. with nearly so goo
Templars In line. Mounted Crusaders
Of heroic size and knights standing
before background Of ancient weapons
q war Will feature the decorations OF
Washington boulevard. while NAM
moth leweled arch valued at 100000
sin span Woodward avenue adjacent TO
ne reviewing stands.
Entertainment features viii be many
races. with many well known pilots
taking part, and ali boat. golf and yacht
clubs viii have open house for the
.laastS. Visitors viii be taken TO the
air ports and the airplane factories
md. II they desire. they can make trips
ever the city and surrounding American
md Canadian territory.
EASTERN STAR
ZIecta Chapter celebrated It's thirty
soursh anniversary Tuesday evening
Grand Matron Mrs. Sal!ye Bogley
Grand Patron William i. Dow, ASsoci~
ate Grand Matron Mrs. Pearl Watt
GLIB, Associate Grand Patron John
Clsgett Proctor Past Grand Ma
irons Mary r. OErien and Lena Ste
7Jhenson, Past Grand Patron Charles
? Roberts and many matrons and pa
irons Of 1929 we're present Boxes 81