Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-05-26
MASONIC.

announcement states. will be in charge
Of the mems Bible class Of the Park
View Christian Church. All MaSons,
especially those of the Royal Arch, and
their families will be welcome. There
will be special music and special ser
mon on Men of Tomorrow" Automo-
biles will be provided to convey guests
to and from the home and the cars at
Georgia avenue and Ritrenhouse street.
Degrees scheduled for the week nave
been announced as follows Tuesday
evening, the E. A. degree by Federal
Lodge, No. /, and by Acacia Lodge, No.
10, and the F. c. degree by Iakoma
Lodge, No. As, where Senior Deacon
Louis Goldberg will head the official
line. In the Royal Arch Chapters,
Mount Vernon Chapter, No. 3, will have
the Royal Arch degree Monday eve
ming and Mount Horeb Chapter. No. 4,
the same degree Tuesday evening. The
Grand Lodge School will hold its usual
Eession Saturday evening. Robert de
Bruce Council of the Scottish Rite viii
hold statutory assembly Tuesday eve
ming.
Master Lee o. Bryant of National
Lodge, No. IL, has announces that he
has accepted, on behalf of t,e lodge, an
invitation to attend services this eve
ming at 1880 o'clock, at the temple
Baptist Church, Rev. Thomas E. Boorde
pastor.
Potentate Edwin c. Dutton of Almas
Temple. has announced that during the
construction of the new Almas Club
house, at 1313-1315 K street northwest,
the recorders Office will be located IN
room 219, Insurance Building, Fifteenth
and Eye streets northwest, the change
becoming effective Thursday III last
week.
Monarch Arthur M. Poynton an
nounces that the members of Kallipolis
Grotto, who will attend the Supreme
Council convention IN Rock Island.
Ill, will leave Washington by B. 81 Q.
Railroad at 3:15 pm, Sunday, June Is.
Past Monarch Samuel F. Shreve is
chairman Of the Washington convention
committee, and prophets desiring in
formation regarding the trip should
communicate with him.
Next Tuesday evening, Kallipolis
Grotto will furnish an hours program
from radio station WJSV. 1t will in
clude selections by the Grotto Band,
specialitieS by Grotto entertainers, and
an address by Deputy Grand Monarch
STRAIT Grotto of Cleveland, Ohio, will
broadcast from station WTAM, end
prophets throughout the realm are in
vited to tune in.
The evening of June L., Killipolis
Grotto will participate in an entertain
ment at Brightwood Lodge. A feature
of this entertainment will be a recep-
ton to Chief Justice and Mrs. Henry
c. Stein, in honor of their twenty-flfth
wedding anniversary.
Last Monday evening Orient Com
mandery, No. 5, K. T., entertained in
honor of the surviving charter members
of the Commandery. They are Past
Grand Comdrs. Alexander Mckenzie
(the first eminent commander). and
Edwin B. HeSSe and Sir Knights Charles
J. ONeill (past grand mastery, E. I.
Nottingham, S. G. Nottingham, DR.. w.
p. C. Hazen and DR.. M. A. Gusts. OF
these Mckenzie, O'Neill, E. !. and s. @.
Nottingham were present. Past Grand
Comdr. Mckenzie gave an interesting
account of the events leading up to the
formation of the comnnandery and its
early history. The musical program was
under the direction Of Mrs. Jewel Downs,
the piano accompanist. 1t COM
prised the following: Mixed quartet,
Lorraine E. Bentley, Kathleen Hillyer,
Charles N. Gordon and Paul E. CARRIER;
contralto solo, Adessa Ehrhart; solo,
Master George Bentley; tenor solo, Mr..
CARRIER; trio, Misses Bentley, Hillyer and
Ehrhart; baritone solo, MIR. Gordon;
duet, Miss Ehrhart and Mr.. CARRIER;
contralto solo, Miss Hillyer; soprano
solo, Miss Bentley.
The Caravan Club of Almas Temple
will celebrate ladies day" in the City
Club ballroom tomorrow, starting at
quarter after the noon hour, with en-
tertainmen: sponsored by the mobiles OF
the Temple who are connected with the
Potomac Electric Power Co. that will In
Rll.Aa q ltYnPhoOY1 q oddr0Cg nv GQnQfnT
Heflin of Alabama and the award OF
gifts to both ladies and gentlemen. The
Caravan Clubs dinner dance at the
City Club will take place the latter part
of June and will include a fine variety
of entertainment, particulars concerning
which may be obtained at the Shrine
headquarters.
EASTERN STAR.
Harmony Chapter celebrated its third
birthday anniversary May 9. Among
those present were the grand matron,
Associate Grand Matron Katherine
Merritt, Grand ConductreSs Amy Hol-
lander, Associate Grand Conductress
Edith williams, Associate Grand Pa
tron Charles Galloway, Right Worthy
Grand Treasurer Alcena Lamond, Past
Grand Matrons Stephenson and F1etch-
er, Past Grand Patrons Dow and
Shreve. Past Grand Matron Fletcher
and Past Grand Patron Shreve are the
fraternal parents Of the chapter. Fed
eral Chapter attended In a body as spe-
cial guests. The chapter was enter
tanned with vocal selections, reading
and sketch by the officers. The next
meeting will be Endowment night.
Owing to the removal to Wyoming
and resignation of Mrs. Alice Winter
as conductress, Treaty Oak Chapter at
the last meeting elected Mrs. Dorothy
Carroll to that Office. Mrs. Carroll re-
signed as associate conductress and that
office will be filled June 3. The de-
grees were conferred on Miss Dorothy
Somerville Past Grand Patron w. j.
Dow was the principal speaker OF the
evening.
Miriam Chapter will meet tomorrow
evening. The members of the home
board will meet at the Madlillon res
taurant, Fifteenth street and New York
avenue, Monday at IL noon for lunch
con, after which they will attend the
general home board meeting at 80
pm. The birthday has been postponed
until June "a. also the degrees, which
were to have been conferred tomorrow
evening, have been postponed until June
10, at which time the past officers will
confer the degree on one of the honored
queens Of Jobs Daughters.
Fidelity Chapter, at its meeting May
1a, celebrated Mothers night. The fra
ternal mother, Past Grand Matron
Cowles, was the honored guest. Mrs.
Veitch gave readings. Gladys Barrow
sang and De Molay Boys entertained:
The WAYS and means committee will
give a theater party at the National
June S. The endowment committee VIII
give a strawberry festival June at f33
Allison street. At the meeting June