Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-09-14


ton, statutory assembly
~ PEN-AIR religious services vii
be held at Temple Heights a
O'Clock this afternoon, di
~ rected by Rev. DR.. John G
Palmer, chaplain of the Crane
Lodge of Masons. Rev. DR.. Mark Depp
pastor of Calvary Methodist Church
will deliver the address and j. Walter
Humphrey will direct the music.
AS special guests the Association Of
Matrons and Patrons of 1880, Order
OF the Eastern Star, Mrs. Ethel Martin
president, with their families, will at
tend this service.
All members of the Masonic frater-
nifty and allied bodies, with their fami-
lies, as well as the public, are welcome
Ample accommodation will be provided
The High Priests Association of 1890
at the suggestion of Robert S. Regar,
its president, voted unanimously to
sponsor a Royal Arch rally Monday
September 30, in the auditorium, ground
floor, Masonic Temple, Thirteenth street
and New York avenue, under auspices
of the Grand Chapter, r. A. M Co
1umbia Chapter will be the host. Grand
High Priest l.. Whiting Estes will pre-
side, The two speakers will be Past
Grand Master j. Claude KEEPER and
Past Grand Master Roe Fulkerson, who
is also a past grand high priest. En-
tertainment features of high quality are
promised, and refreshments will be
served.
Every Royal Arch Mason in the Dis
trict is invited to be present, accom-
panied, if possible, by one or more Blue
Lodge friends.
Washington Council, No. /, Royal and
Select Masters, will have its Fall meet
ing tomorrow evening. There will be
an address by Rev. George l.. Farnham,
professor of public speaking at George
Washington University, followed by re-
freshments. Grand Master George
Sherman is expected to be present and
eral Grand Council of the United States
to hold its triennial assembly of 1888
in Washington. All Royal and Select
Masters are invited.
Benjamin B. French Lodge has set
apart its meeting tomorrow evening as
"old-timerS' night" The feature of the
occasion will be an address by John
Clagett Proctor on Washington in the
Days of Benjamin B. French"
Orient Commandery, No. S, knights
Tenplar, will resume its regular con-
claves tomorrow evening at 1880 o'clock.
The evening will be devoted 10 social
get-together of the sir knights. Emil
nent Comdr. Hayes G. Rice will an
nounce plans for interesting events dur
ing the Fall and Winter season.
At the communication of Arminius
Lodge, No. rs. Tuesday evening the de-
gree will be presented by the past mas
tiers of Arminius Lodge. The officers
and members of Germania Lodge, No.
$50, of Baltimore, will be guests. Re-
freshments will be served after the
meeting.
Illustrious Potentate James G. Hoyle
has partially mapped out his Fall and
Winter program for the edification OF
the nobility of Almas Temple. Some Of
the dates and events follow: Sunday,
September 81, pm, Shrine day on
Temple Heights; October g., meeting of
Almas Temple at the club house; Octo-
Der 10, field day and barbecue at Fort
Myer, for mobiles only; october 81,
ladies night" at AlmaS Temple club
house; ceremonial in November, for
which the exact date haS not yet been
set, and December 8, another ladies
night" at the club house.
The potentate states that the actiyi-
ties in, by and for the nobility of Alnas
Temple may be counted upon as being
continuous; for, he adds, there is big
purpose looking to the welfare Of the
temple behind it all. He Is hoping to
interest at one time or another all the
mobiles Of Almas, and particularly the
past potentateS There are also prob
lens to be solved, and one of them has
been set forth in a highly ornate COM
munication, a copy of which was re-
Gently sent to each noble. The cur
rent week will see the special bowling
tournament, open to all the mobiles, and
with handsome prizes for the winners.
BY opening its columns to advertising,
he says, 1t has been found possible to
issue the Alnfas Alibi bimonthly, so
as to keep in closer touch with the
entire membership, and a dining room
in the new club house has been COM
pletely equipped and is now ready for
use The potentate has other matters
on his mind, which he promises to I'M
burden to the nobility when the time
and place make it proper.
Pentalpha Lodge, No. %, wishing to
honor Grand Master James A. West,
one of its highly cherished members,
has set apart tomorrow evening for a
function that it has been pleased to
call Jimmy West night" Among the
notable, features of the evening will be
the presentation of the Master Mason
Degree by special cast OF most Wor-
shipful brethren, with Myron M. Parker
Lodges uniformed fellowcraft team An
evening unique in the annals OF the
lodge is promised, with the program
starting at Z o'clock
Potomac Lodge, No. 5, is going to
celebrate it's resumption of activity to-
morrow evening, starting with supper
at 6 pm. followed by degree work, and
this by miniature drama suggesting
thu ancient money changers in tbs
temple. Worshipful Master Dowden
also has ideas for making events unique
EASTERN STAR.
The 1923 Association of Matrons and
Patrons will hold social meeting Sep
TENDER 81 at Joppa Lodge Hall.
Acacia Chapter will meet Tuesday
Mrs. Freda Tuttle, chairman Of thu
home board. announces meeting o.
the board at the home of Past Matror
Mary r. Hand, 1910 Lawrence stree
northeast. Thursday at pm. care
party will be given by the Boosters
Committee at the home of the chair
man, Mrs Isabelle Allnutt, SILT Eighth
street, September rs, at 1870 pm. !
"cootie" party for the benefit OF tn
chapter will be held at the home OF tn
associate matrcn, Mrs. Freda Tuttle
1881 Emerson street, September &c. a
pm. Arrangements are being com
pleted for a rummage sale to be he'll
by the chapter during the last week
September and the first week
october.
The Matrons and Patrons of 1913
were guests Of Bethany Chapter at II