Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-09-08
MASONIC.

has announced r1tuenSClc WOIk IOT Tax
current week, the M. M. degree beine
scheduled for Tuesday evening.
Kallipolis Grotto day will be observed
at the open-air religious services ai
Temple Heights this afternoon at 4
O'Clock under the direction Of the Rev
DR.. John c. Palmer, grand chaplain Of
the Grand Lodge. J. Walter Humphrey
will be In charge Of the music. The
address will be- delivered by the Rev
DR.. Homer j. Councillor Of Calvary
Baptist Church. Kallipolis Grotto Band
will provide hah-hour concert before
the meeting and solos. will be rendered
by members Of the band during the
service. Mrs. Otto B. Roepke Will also
sing a solo.
Past Monarch Edward w. Libbey of
Kallipolis Grotto, who has lately been
elevated to the position of grand mon
arch of the grotto Of the United States,
M. o. v. P. e. R., viii be present. The
officers of Kallipolis Grotto are Arthur
M. Poynton, monarch; Henry G. Stein,
chief justice; G. r. Howell, master OF
ceremonies; L. Whiting Estes, treasurer,
and E. w. Libbey, secretary. Prophet
Henry c. Stein is chairman of the COM
mittee having in charge the arrange
mentS for this occasion, and the drill
CUPS oIi0 Va uAA SoAPS WAL OSAfC oS
uSherS.
Besides the members of the Grotto
and their families, the officers and
members of the following named Ma
sonic blue lodges and Of the chapters
Of the Eastern Star with their families
will be the special guests today: Fed
eral Lodge, No. /, Albert v. Boecke
master; Acacia Lodge, No. 10, Harry J.
Hunt, jr.. master: Theodore Roosevelt
Lodge, No. A, Leonard L. Sherfey
master; Columbia Chapter, No. Is, Mrs
Helen Mullenberg. matron, Sham
Bridges, patron; Lebanon Chapter, No
IS, Mrs. Florida Nettleton, matron, Alvs
E. Thompson, patron, and Gavel
Chapter, No. 20, Mrs. Cleo Lear. matron
Dr. Conrad Praoterius, patron. Arrange
mentS have been made by the grand
matron and members OF the Eastern
Star to bring the members of the Ma
sonic and Eastern Star Home, together
with the children at the home, to attend
this service.
Last Sunday the Scottish Rite Choir
were unable to be present because two
Of its members were called out of the
city, and solos were rendered by Miss
Louise Rose Palmer. accompanied BY
her mother, Mrs. John c. Palmer, anc
by Raymond D. Fillius, who was &C.
companied by Miss Ruth Kimball.
Ample seating accommodation vii
be provided today and a large atten.
dance Is expected. The public is Away!
welcome at these services.
Monarch Arthur M. Poynton Of Kal.
1ipolis Grotto announces that after q
few finishing touches the new GrottC
headquarters at 1919 G street will bt
ready for occupancy. Within q few
days the membership will receive notice
Of the formal opening, when entertain.
ment features will be presented.
The monarch and board Of governor
are planning an elaborate Fall cere.
monial.
The working units" of Almas Temple
of the Mystic Shrine are announcing an
Almas Shrine circus, entirely profess
sional, at the Washington Auditorium
for October /, and 3. It's purpose is
to help defray their expenses next year
to the session Of the Imperial Council,
which will be held in Toronto, Canada
Potentate Edwin C. Dutton estimates
their trip will cost about $500, and
he states that due to the expense of
building and equipping Almas Temples
ney clubhouse the temple cannot draw
upon its treasury for this amount.
However, he is urging all mobiles of
Almas and their host of friends to rally
to the support Of the bodies which have
served in part at least to keep Almas
Temple on the map and which do all the
hard work" connected with the local
Shrine-and, 1t is said, the mobiles are
responding nobly.
EASTERN STAR.
At the last meeting of Bethany
Chapter the degrees were conferred on
Miss Nancy Beale Broaddus, daughter
of Patron John B. Broaddus, and Miss
Edna Marie Redman. A card party
and luncheon for the home board will
be given at the home of Past Matron
Lavinia Durham, 30 S street, Septem-
Der 10 at 1880 o'clock. The Bethany
Social BosterS will be entertained at
the home of Past Matron Roberta s.
Fosse, 5916 Sixteenth street, September
IL at $50 pm.
Electa Chapter will meet Tuesday
evening. The star points, with Mrs.
Mamie Cornish, will provide a program
The chapter will have charge Of the
religious services at the home, Septem-
Der %.
Gavel Chapter will have charge Of the
religious services at Temple Heights
today. The home board will meet
September IL at the residence of the
matron, G. r. Lear, 400 Second street
southeast, at O'Clock. The first meet
ing of the chapter after Summer recess
will be September II.
Takoma Chapter will hold its first
meeting, after the Summer vacation,
September 10.
Lebanon Chapter win resume its
meetings on the second and fourth
Tuesday evenings Of each month, be-
ginning September 10. Lebanon Lodge,
F. A. A. M, will be its guest on this
occasion. Past Patron Elgin Smith
will be in charge Of entertainment.
After the entertainment there will be
dancing and refreshments. The chap
ter will attend religious services to-
morrow, at Temple Heights at 4 o'clock.
All officers and members are requested
to be present.
Matron Louise Hoskinson of TEMPLE
Chapter announces the opening meeting
of the Fall season tomorrow at 1880
pm. A short business meeting will be
held.
Matron Pearl D.. Clifford announces
Miriam Chapter will meet tomorrow at
8 pm. The Fall activity win be a
minstrel show and dance to be held
October 8 at the Jewish Community
Center, Sixteenth and Q streets, under
the direction Of the American Legion
Minstrels
Friendship Chapter will resume its
meetings Tuesday evening.
Unity Chapter will meet September
10. The first activity on its program
De oir at
Ninth street, under the management Of
the ways and means committee. There
will be special attractions.
Warren g. Harding Chapter will meet
Tuesday.
The o. e. s. Temple committee Of
Y0v,y,o T0dno p~ef RR0tror.