Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-09-28

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be held at Temple Heights at
4 o'clock this afternoon, direct
~ ed by Rev. DR.. John c. Palmer,
chaplain of the Grand Lodge
0e MaSons. Rev. DR.. Earle Wiley,
pastor of Vermont Avenue Christian
Church, will deliver the address, and j.
Walter Humphrey wiz direct the music.
As special guests, the Association of
Worshipful Masters of 1890, with their
families, will attend this service. Harry
y. Pitts is president of the association.
All members of the Masonic fra
ternity and allied bodies, with their
families, as well as the general public,
are welcome, ample accommodation be-
ing provided.
Arrangements have been completed
for q Royal Arch rally" scheduled Tor
tomorrow evening, promptly at O'Clock,
in Masonic Temple Auditorium, Th1r-
teenth and H streets, Every Royal Arch
Mason in the District of Columbia has
received an invitation to attend. He is
urged to have with him one or more
Blue Lodge friends.
Grand High Priest L. Whiting Estes
viii preside and introduce, in turn, the
two speakers. Grand Secretary j. CLAUDE
Keiper and Past Grand High Priest Roe
FIIlkerson, who will discuss and explain
"Capitular Masonry" Entertainment OF
high caliber is promised. Following the
"rally'' refreshments will be served,
while the affair is under the auspices
Of the Grand Chapter, the host OF the
evening will be Columbia Chapter, No.
1. of which Robert s. Regar Is high
priest. The purpose of the rally" Is 10
further interest in capitular masonry In
the District Of Columbia.
Grand visitations to the Blue Lodges
are near at hand, Osiris Lodge, No. 70,
having announced its visitation for Oc-
tober Is.
The Scottish Rite bodies are arrang-
ing for the presentation OF the Fan
series of degrees, starting October ana
concluding December Is. Petitions are
to be addressed to Secretary Lem Tow
ers at the Cathedral, Third and z
r streets northwest Refreshments VIII
be served in the refectory each evening
at the close of the degree work. q. =:
Coombs is master of Mithras Lodge OF
Perfection; Frank NJ. Roller. $50 de-
gree. wise master of Evangelist Chap
ter, Rose Croiz; Burgess w. Marshall,
$50 degree, commander Of Robert dc
Bruce Council, and NJ. NJ Marseglia,
venerable master of Kadosh, in Albert
Pike Consistory. The fourth and fifth
degrees are scheduled for the evening
of October Z. Applicants. for the de-
arees must be afiliated Master MaSons
in good standing and residents OF the
District of Columbia for at. least six
months preceding the date OF their pc
tition.
Last wednesday evening Brightwood
hodge, No. -, celebrated in social
way, Philip w: Nicholson, deputy chief
Of the District Fire Department, being
its l1onored guest. in story rich of his
experiences in fire fighting since 1871.
Robert LeBruce Chapter, Order OF
DeMolay, at its last regular meeting,
held its election of officers. Orville
Brown was advanced from senior coun-
cilor to master, Emory Mcintosh was
advanced from junior councillor to
senior william Sinclair was elected to
Ill the Office of junior councillor and
John Beirach was elected treasurer.
The election for scribe was deferred.
Master Councilor-elect Brown and his
appointed line of officers will be in
stalled at a semi-annual public in
etaIlation Of officers and dance, to be
held next Friday evening. Admission
win be limited to those presenting good
standing cards. The installing officers
will be those past master councillors
who have been in Office during the past
two years. The meeting Friday night
will be very important to all members.
1t win start at exactly z O'Clock and
must end promptly at o'clock.
Master Ara Marcus Daniels OF PEN
talpha Lodge. No, %, has announced an
unusual event for q special communi-
cation OF the lodge Tuesday at pm,
when the NJ. M. degree viii be pre-
scented by q cast composed wholly Of
past grand masters Of this jurisdiction
and with the present grand master ON
ciattng in part.
The cast follows:
Master FIRST section), G. c. Coombs;
master (second section), j. Claude Kei-
Der, James A. West, the grand master,
and Charles j. C'Neill; master (third
gection), Gratz z. Dunkum. The charge
will be delivered by Lurtin r. CHM
Other stations will be occupied by
James A. Wetmore, senior warden;
Harry Stamford, junior warden; John
@. Palmer, chaplain: j. Harry Cunning
ham, master OF ceremonies; Charles E.
Baldwin, senior deacon; Lem Towers,
junior deacon; James w. Witten, senior
steward; Mark F. Finley. junior Stew
ard; James T. Gibbs, Sydney r. Jacobs,
Charles r. Roberts and william W.
Jermane, as conductor. The uniformed
Fellowcraft team OF Myron M Parker
Lodge. No. ~, will take part.
The uniformed bodies Of Almas Tenn
pie will hold the first of series of
dances in the bail room OF the new
Alnas Temple club house. 1915 K
street northwest. Saturday, october IL.
Music is promised by one of the best
professional dance orchestras In WASH
ington. Tickets may be secured from
any member of the uniformed bodies of
Almas Temple. The committee in
charge comprises Raymond Florence,
chairman; Guy G. Harper. Jesse Nus
Kear Charles Purcell FoStpr G. Shpn-
herd and Daniel NJ. Goodacre
Almas Temple was represented last
week at the dedication of the new
mosque of Jappa Temple, at Altoona,
Pa, by Potentate James c. Hoyle, Past
Potentate Leonard P. Steuart, and
Recorder r. Lawrence Walker. A ban
quet was rendered Tuesday night by
Jaffa Temple to visitors from other
jurisdictions. The dedication cere-
Eastern Star.
Joppa Lodge Chapter was hostess
September II to Washington Centennial
Chapter and the 1880 secretaries and
treasurers. The guest of honor was
Right Worthy Grand Secretary Of the
General Grand Chapter Minnie Keys,
who gave a talk on the life of Electa
A program was rendered by Miss
katherine Thomas on the musical bells,
accompanied by Mrs. Lille K. Hall
Ynatron of Bethlehem Chapter. followed
by dancing and refreshments. The
the annual bazaar TO be held
october and 2 at 1909 Ninth
street. Dinner will be served the
first night from 5 TO z o'clock and
there viii be bazaar booths. The En-
dowment Committee will meet with