Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-07-14

Joseph II. Milans, No. 90, M. M
III OVAL ARCH day. at Temple
IS Heights will be observed this
X afternoon at o'clock, I'M
i der the auspices OF the High
Priests Association of 1929
and the Is Royal Arch chapters OF tne
District. The services are under the ol-
rection of Grand Chaplain Rev. DR..
.John C. Palmer of the Grand Lodge,
and the address will be delivered by
Rev. Walter F. Smith, grand high priest
of the District, who is pastor OF the
Park View Christian Church. Inc mu-
sic is under the direction OF j. waiter
Humphrey, K. c. c. H.
In addition to the officers and MEM
bers of the 16 constituent chapters OF
Royal Arch MaSonS and their famnles,
the officers and members Of the follow
ing named lodges, with their families,
are to be special guests on this occa-
sion; Harmony, No. II, Guy S. Allen,
master; Warren G. Harding, NO. 81
Frank Jones, master; Brightwood, NO.
43, Carroll L. Coakley, master, and Pet
worth, No. Al, Herbert w. Ludwig,
master: also the officers and members
of the following named chapters OF the
Eastern Star, with their families: Miz-
pah. No. 8, Mrs. Amelia Lilly, matron,
RaymondL. Reynolds patron; Warren
G. Harding, No. 81, Mrs. Rena S. Yard
ing. matron Clifford H. Spence, paIron;
Harmony No. 40, Mrs. Ethel M. Pldg-
con. matron John w. Hardgrove, pa
iron, and Brightwood, No. AZ, Mrs. Ber-
tina M. Steker, matron, Oscar A. u
Oemlller, patron.
Masonry, with their families, and the
general public will be welcomed at THESE
services. and ample accommodation Is
provided.
special invitation has been extended
to Congress Lodge, No. 81, irving M.
Tullar, worShipful master, by Hamilton
Lodge No. 81, of Hamilton, Va, TO VlSlt
that town Thursday evening, for the
purpose of paying the latter named
lodge a fraternal visit and to confer the
p G degree. Grand Master WISDOM u
Brown has given his permission for
Congress Lodge to make this trip.
Worshipful Master Tullah announces
that the journey to Hamilton VIII De
made by motor caravan, winch VIII
leave Washington at Sis pm. Thurs
day afternoon.
PotentAte Edwin c. Dutton of Almas
Temple has announced an OUTDOOR
nicnic for mobiles of the Mystic Shrine
and their families and friends; to be
held Saturday, July 20, at chesapeake
Beach. under the auspices OF the uni,
formed bodies of Almas Temple ana
under the direction of George E. Harris,
president. and Capt Harry C. Werlich,
general chairman. There will be SouVe-
Mrs for the children, free dancing, band
concerts, athletic events for all with
special prizes and general entertain
ing features, including Billy Gee with
his rope throwing stunts, fire eating and
others. Mobiles are requested to wear
their fez. The committees are headed
as follows H. C. Werlich. general chair
man: G.. E. Harris, entertainment; w
E. Lawson, publicity and tickets: w
F. Holmes, souvenirs; C.. j. Benner
music; v. L. FookeS general; F. L
Ach, parking; C. N. Strange, trans
portation.
Monarch Arthur M Poynton in an
nounceS a full-form ceremonial Of Kali
lipolis Grotto in the early Fall, states
1t will be termed a grand monarch's
ceremonial, and a concerted drive for
candidates will be launched. Monarch
Poynton has appointed a membership
committee headed by Chief Justice
Henry C. Stein and Master of Cere-
monies Carlton F. Howell
A Summer family outing also is be-
ing planned, announcement of which
will be made at an early date.
EASTERN STAR.
Members of Ruth Chapter and their
families will assemble at North Capitol
street and Rhode Island avenue July
18 at 8 am. to go to Bay Ridge for a
picnic at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Herbert Nevius. Bring lunch for your
own party. Lester L. Charlton is in
charge of transportation. The chapter
is invited to attend the open-air serv-
Ices July 81 on Temple Heights.
Miriam Chapter has called off the
meetings during July and August. The
auxiliary home board announces lawn
party will be held July Is at Sixth
street and North Carolina avenue
southeast.
The Association Of Matrons and
Patrons of 1926 will hold its second
annual picnic at the home of DR.. and
Mrs. Cecil H. Anderson July ~ at
Epptng Forest, Md.
ODD FELLOWS.
The board of trustees will meet to-
morrow evening In the boardroom OF
the Odd Fellows Temple at 1880 o'clock.
President E. w. Bradford requests every
representative of the board to be
present.
The first annual outing of the Odd
Fellows Home Association will be held
August at Chesapeake Beach. The
proceeds will go toward the home fund
for the maintenance and care of the
residents of the home
Columbia Lodge will have their an
nual excursion Tuesday at Marshall
Hall.
Grand Master Willard F. Zepp, as
sisted by the grand officers Of the
Grand Lodge, jointly installed the cleo
tive and appointive officers of the sub
ordinate lodges July in Odd Fellows
Temple. The officers installed were
from the following lodges: Central,
Eastern, Harmony, Columbia, Metropo-
lis, Federal City, Salem, Langdon,
Phoenix and Brightwood. Following
the installation ceremonies the grand
Grand Ernest past noble grand's
jewel on behalf of the members of
Central Lodge The grand master also
presented to H. H. Best, the incoming
noble grand, on behalf of the lodge, a
gavel In behalf of Federal City Lodge,
Lne grand master presented to retiring
Noble Grand Leon A. Barber a three
Ink ring in tribute to his work during
his term of Office.
The grand master has appointed the
following installing officers to serve for
the present term in the installation of
all vacancies: Central, Past Grand
Grand Master and Grand Represent
alive Wilfred E. Lawson; Harmony,
Past Grand Master and Grand Repre-
sentative w w MILAN: Columbia,