Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-08-18

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hamper, pastor of Gunton- Temple Pres
byterian Church. J. Walter Humphrey
will direct the music and 1t is expected
the Masonic Glee Club will render sew
eral numbers.
The officers and members of the fol-
lowing-named Masonic blue lodges and
of the chapters of the Order OF the
Eastern Star, with their families, viii!
be special guests: The New Jerusalem
Lodge, No. 8, Earl c. Short, master;
Joppa Lodge. No. IS, Arthur M. Triv-
EFT, master; Trinity Lodge, No. Al, Clar-
ence j. West, master: Chevy Chase
Lodge, No. AZ, Charles E. Detmer, mas
ter; Bethany Chapter, No. "a. Mrs.
Adele S. Leibert, matron; John B.
Broaddus, patron; Joppa Chapter, No
81, Mrs. Emma T. Blood, matron; John
H. Seavers, patron, and Chevy Chase
Chapter, No. 80, Mrs. Margaret M. Fdt-
terson, matron; Herbert e. Pace patron
All members of the several branches
of Masonry and their families and the
general public are welcome at these
services, which are held out under the
trees. where ample seating accommoda-
ton is provided.
Degree work scheduled for the week,
as furnished for publication. includes
the F. c. degree in Anacostia Lodge
No. 81, tomorrow evening, and the
M. M. degree in Theodore Roosevelt
Lodge, No. A, Wednesday evening at
past masters night" Past masters OF
the lodge will assist in the degree. and
an invitation to the craft generally to
be present has been extended by The
master of the lodge.
Kallipolis Grotto, Mystic Order OF
Yelled Prophets, is giving its annual
outing to Chesapeake Beach Wedncs-
day, when every prophet is expected to
come with his family, If he has one, OIL
to help others to come, if he be still on
the waiting list. The attractions will
include dancing, bathing, boating, crab
bling, fishing and music. together with
specially arranged games for which az
tractive prizes have been provided
There will be athletic contests also, fol
the youngsters as we'll as for the grown
ups, that everybody may be made hap.
Ply. Trains will leave the District line
at IL 80 am. and 2:30, $40 and pm.
returning from Chesapeake Beach at
and 10 pm. Past Monarch Henry j
Gompers is the chairman of the big
committee, whose business it Is to see
that everybody enjoys himself or her.
self. AS an added extra attraction, il
Is announced, Past Grand Monarch &c
Schmid will be on hand for the Specia
benefit of any wall flowers" who may
develop in the dancing pavilion and as
general director of the water sports
All the past monarchs of Kallipolis who
are young enough to be present will be
his assistants.
EASTERN STAR.
The temple committee of William F
Hunt Chapter will hold its next regular
meeting in the form of picnic at the
home Of Mrs. S. Bohlayer, at Masor
Beach, on Herring Bay. August %. Tht
committee invites chapter members anc
their friends to attend. Mrs. Sweet il
in charge of transportation. Meet al
the Masonic Temple at 9 am. All those
intending to go are requested to notify
Mrs. Otte. The chapter will resume
meetings September Is.
Bethany Chapter has been invited tt
attend the open-air religious services
at Temple Heights today at 4 o'clock
All members of the chapter are spe-
cially invited to attend. The first regu-
lar meeting following the Summer re-
cess viii be held September 6, at which
time the. degrees will be conferred. A
card party will be held at the home Of
Mrs. Lila p. White, 1922 Mount Pleas
ant street, at $50 o'clock September Z
Joppa Lodge Chapter and Joppa
Lodge will attend religious services at
Temple Heights today at 4 o'clock
The chapter will resume meetings for
the Fall season September 4. The
ways and means committee announces
a card party at the close of short
business meeting that evening.
Mildred r. shafer, f,atron, announces
that Esther Chapter has been especially
iVaNy al IN AZ ~avH1n
Heights Sunday, August IS, and urges
all members to attend.
Takoma day will be observed August
Is at Tample Heights, and Matron
Bertha D. Brown requests all her mem
bers to attend.
ODD FELLOWS.
Frederick City Lodge of Frederick,
Md, has extended an invitation to the
District to send degree team there
to confer the first degree on large
class Of candidates August 20.
The grand master has chosen Friend
ship Lodge to conduct the first degree.
Past Grand Master and Grand Repre-
sentative H. Dorsey Etchinson of Mary
land, who Is a member Of that lodge,
will have his son as one Of the candi-
dates. Friendship Lodge has chartered
large delegation to Frederick.
Members expecting to attend the
Sovereign Grand Lodge in Houston this
September are requested to notify the
grand secretary.
There are only two vacancies in the
motor bus party which leaves Septem-
Der for tour Of the White Noun
tains. Any one desiring to go is re-
que5ted to notify the grand secretary
B.P.O. ELKS.
The Elks' Boys Band. directed by
Leader Chapman, paraded for the first
-. time in the parade given by the Ameri-
can Legion last Wednesday evening.
The board Of governors appointed by
Exalted Ruler John D. Fitzgerald to
look after the interests Of the band is
composed Of George c. Wathan, Frank
v. A. Brown and George McDermott.
ton headquarters Of the Legion Thurs
day evening. Next Tuesday at 10 am.
they will 60 to Hagerstown to attend
the State convention. AL Thomas has
been appointed drum major.
The vanguard Of the lodge who will
attend the State convention, consisting
of the officers of the lodge, headed by
Exalted Ruler John D. Fitzgerald, the
officers, the delegates and the alter
mates, leave for the convention city,
Hagerstown. Md, today. More than SO
members will go tomorrow, and Tuesday
two buses viii leave the clubhouse at 10
am. carrying the boys band, the drill
team and the clown band Wednesday
buses viii leave the club and the Raj
eigh Hotel at 1880 and $50 am. and
1880 pm. From the club at 9 am.
members can secure their transporta-
ton and tickets at the secretary's of
fice, at the Elks' Home or from the
committee Of which Past Exalted Ruler
Edwin S. Fuller is the chairman.