Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-08-04

De nelQ al E1OASAANo
afternoon at 4 o'clock, unoer
the direction of Rev. DR.. John
G. Palmer. grand chaplain,
and will be addressed by Rev. Or. New.
ton P. Patterson, pastor OF the F1rSt
PRESBYTERIAN Church. The music Will
be directed by J. Walter Humphrey
K. C. @. H.
lowing-named Masonic blue lodges, and
with their families, will be speclal
guests: National, No. IL, Lee o. Bryant,
master: George C. Whiting No. ~,
John H. Rick, master, and Armnius,
No, IS, George Wolfrun, master. Floel-
ity Chapter, No. 10, Mrs. Emily Thomp-
son matron, Robert S. wilkins, patron;
Miriam Chapter, No. %, Mrs. Pearl u
Clifford, matron, Robert L. seymour,
patron; Good Will Chapter, No. SO, MrS.
Ninoth E. Nussbaum, matron. Boyo m
calls. patron, and Treaty Oak Chapter,
No. 43. Miss Margaret E. Lynch, mat,
ron. Reuben A. Bogley, jr., patron. All
members of the several branches OF
Masonry and their families and the
plblic are always welcome and ample
accommodation is provided. ;,
Solo and duet numbers were rendered
last Sunday, July %, by Miss Adessa
Ehrhardt, contralto soloist at Foundry
NJ y Church, and by Mrs Erma Embry,
Soprano soloist at the First BaptlSt
Church, accompanied by Mrs. JeWell
Downs.
These services. held out under the
beautiful spreading trees on Temple
Heights, are being we'll attended TINS
summer, the grand chaplain states. ana
a large addition has been made TO tne
seating capacity. Under the direction
of Mr.. Humphrey, good music Is always
provided.
Degree work during the week Is an
nounced as follows: Monday. Mount
pleasant. No. SO, Fellowcraft, after
which the lodge will call of until the
second stated communication IN sep
tenber: Tuesday, ArminiuS Lodge, NO.
IS. Fellowcraft, and Wednesday, Osiris
Lodge, No. 26, Fellowcraft degree.
Monarch Arthur M. Poynton an
nounces a family outing of kalhpoils
Grotto to Chesapeake Beach for We'd
nesday. August 81. Past Monarch Henry
! Gompers will be chairman ana the
following subchairmen: Glad-hand COM
rnittee. Monarch Arthur M. Poynton;
music and parade, Henry G. Stein ana
C. F. Howell; publicity, z. w. Llppey'
athletic events, Past Monarch 5. +.
Shreve: transportation, William j. Ell
-
events, Past Monarch l.. Whiting Estes,
P. G.. M. Edward S. Schmid and Past
Monarch Stephen H. Takes will look
after the details. Chairman GomperS
states that no effort will be spared to
insure an enjoyable day for all who
attend, with special attention and fea-
lures for ladies and children.
Monarch Poynton announces that the
class is now forming for monster cere-
1t - aWlN
September will be Grotto day At
Temple Heights and all Prophets are
urged to attend. Chief Justice Henry
c. Stein is chairman and Prophet Rev.
Homer j. Councillor will be the speaker.
News has been received of the recent
death of Prophet Adon Smith IN Ham.
ilton, N. Y. He was a life member OF
the Supreme Council, one OF the found
ers of the order.
schmid has returned from an extended
trip to Missouri, Ohio, Louisiana, Texas
and Mexico.
EASTERN STAR.
The Association of Matrons and Pa
irons of 1925 held its annual picnic
JULY q at the Summer home of DR.. ana
Mrs. Cecil Anderson at Epping Forest,
Md. Past Grand Matron Gertrude
Milans and Past Grand Patrons George
Pitt, Joseph H. Milans and Charles
Shreve were special guests.
The 1922 Matrons and Patrons AS
ISOLATION held an outing July 20 at the
Summer home of Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde
Nichols at Plum Point, Md.
The Past Matrons and Patrons As
ISOLATION of 1923 held an outing at
Broadwater Beach, at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Martin Hysong. About 40
people were present.
DAUGHTERS OF AMERICA.
Anacostia Council convened July "a
in the Masonic Temple, Fourteenth and
u streets southeast, with the associate
councillor, Mrs. Lillian Hazel, presiding
Mrs. Bertha Hubacher, who has been
on her vacation, was installed as coun-
cilor. After the presentation OF her
level, made by Past Councillor MRS.
Helen Owens Stievers, she was escorted
to her new station. The drill and in
itiatory staff officers conferred the de-
grees on Mrs. Hall and Mrs. Cox. The
new councillor announced the good OF
the order chairman, Past Councllcr
Mrs. Mary Thorne. The presentation
of a past councillors jewel TO the out
going councillor, Ethel Keene, was made
BY Past State Councillor Mary p. James
The resignation of Past Councillor Mrs.
Pearl Torney as representative was &C
cepted. The good of the order chair
man, Mary Thorne, appointed her new
committee. Past Councillor Ella Smith,
chairman of the benevolence commit
tee, and State Council ConductreSS MRS.
Ethel E. Burroughs made addresses.
Golden Rule Council met July 26 at
Northeast Masonic Temple, with COun-
cilor Miss Margaret Shepherd preSid-
ing. Deputy State Councillor Cora L..
Thompson made the presentation
speech of a D. of A. ring to the retiring
treasurer, Herbert G. Powell. Stas
Councillor Mrs. Carrie c. Meile OF the
District of Columbia paid a fraternal
visit. She was accompanied by Junior
Past Councillor Mrs. Marguerite Gray
of Unity Council, and both addressed
the council. A special meeting OF the
good of the order committee OF TINS
council, under the direction OF MRS.
Nellie Teeple, chairman, was held Mon
day evening in the home OF Past CoIn-
cilor Mrs. Ollie Montgomery.
Star Spangled Banner Council was
called to order July 25 by Councillor
Fannie Dom. Deputy State Councillor
Mrs. Mabel G.. Downing installed Mrs.
Minnie Lee Barrel as warden and Sa-
rsh INLAY as the 12-month trustee:
Mrs. Pickett was received into 1uil
membership by reinstatement.
LOYALTY Council convened Tuesday
evening, with Councillor Minnie B.
Simpson presiding. The drill and in
itiatory teams of this council, under
the direction of Mrs. Louise A. Grubbs,
drillmistress, have been requested by
the State Council board of officers to
give the complications of the initia-
tory work at the State Council Conyen-
ton September 10. A. G. Columbus,
state councillor, and Edward G. Beck,
state vice councillor of the Jr. O. U: A,
M. and Past State Councillor MRS.
Alice Faithful of Baltimore made ad-