Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-10-05

~HE Scottish Rite bodies will begin
their Fall series of degree pres
entation Tuesday evening in
i Mithras Lodge OF Perfection,
when the fourth and fifth de-
prees will be presented. Thereafter each
Tuesday evening one or more degrees
will be presented in one Of the several
bodies, unless otherwise announced.
Open-air religious services will be held
at Temple Heights at o'clock this
afternoon, directed by Rev. DR.. John G.
Palmer, chaplain OF the Grand Looge
of Masons Rev. DR.. j. Harvey Dunham'
nastor of the Western Presbyterian
Church. will deliver the address, and
]. Walter Humphrey will direct the
music.
AS special guests the officers and
members of the following named COM
maderies. with their families, will at
tend this service:
washington Commandery, No. l, w.
Spencer Armstrong, commander; Column.
bia Commandery, No. 2, P. Raymond
Bosch, commander; Potomac Com
nandery. No. 3, Earl c. Rhue, COM
mander: De Molay Commandery. NO.
4. Ralph B. Morrow, commander; Orient
Commandery, No. 5, Hayes c. Rice,
commander; Brightwood Commandery'
No 6. William G.. Smith, commander.
mandery, with their families, also viii
attend Joseph H. Milans is grand
All members of the Masonic Frater-
nitv and of its allied bodies. with their
families as we'll as the public are well
come. ample accommodation being pro-
vided.
A business meeting of Almas Temple
of the Mystic Shrine, at the new club
house, 1915 K street northwest, Thurs
dav evening. has been announced by
INDUSTRIOUS Potentate James G. Hoyle
The new Almas Club Bowling League
started its games September %, ana at
the present time six teams are tied Tor
first place. Twelve CLUBS nave peen
enrolled, and there are games every
evening of the week. The teams entered
includa Patrol No. /, Legion OF Honor,
oriental Band, Patrol No. 2, Drum
Corps, Floor Team, Crescent, Treas
urer's. L. Ps, Bucks, Hoovers and Band.
Potentate Hoyle has assured the
mobiles that the field day and barbecue
for mobiles only at Fort Myer, Va, Satur-
dav. october 18, will be an event worth
while, but the details of the program
are not yet sufficiently definite to war
rant announcements, There will be
field day and barbecue, however, and
both will be events to be remembered,
added the potentate.
Monarch Henry c. Stein announces
that the Fall activities of kallipolls
Grotto will start with business meet
ing and short-form ceremonial at Grot-
to HEADQUARTERS Thursday evening. This
will be followed shortly thereafter by
q ceremonial of more magnitude, fun
particulars Of (which will be sent the
membership. Monarch Stein has re-
quested large attendance at the meet
ing on October 9, as several matters OF
Importance viii be discussed, including
the Fall and Winter program.
With the approach of Winter Past
Grand Monarch Edward S. Schmid is
beginning to prepare for his annual pn-
grimage to Florida.
Past Monarch Samuel F. Shreve,
chairman of the House Committee, has
called the attention Of all prophets TO
Grotto headquarters, where each eve
ming a goodly number Of prophets are
won't to gather and enjoy the many ia
cillties that have been installed for their
pleasure.
The Washington Railroad Square
Club met recently at Northeast Tenn
pie, where Homer j. Councillor gave
an address on Tine Dividends of
Life" S. c. Bready, State presi-
dent. District of Columbia, National
League of Masonic Clubs, announced
the memorial service at Calvary Bap-
fist Church the last Sunday in October
and John o. Burnham, general chair
man Cherry Blossom Committee and
Railroad Square Clubs delegate, gave
his report on the recent convention at
Atlantic City.
John Bateman, secretary Ionic Club
extended an invitation to hear Rev. C.
r. Stauffer's address at Ninth Street
Christian Church October 10. DR..
Stauffer was formerly chaplain of the
club. Frank Ward, Eugene L Freeman,
E. G. Gentle and Charles w. Harris
were formally indicted as members of
the club. Among the visitors were j. B.
O'Neill, president; c. r. Hamilton, Sec
rotary; E. F. K. Schroeder and w. A.
Trask of Mount Moriah Club, Soldiers
Home; Joseph D. Sullivan, past presi-
dent. and President Schwab, Circle
Club, and J. w. Speckman, president,
Lambskin Club.
Judge" Burton entertained with
stories, the Lido Harmony Team con-
tributed pleasing numbers, the boy BARI
tone, Wilton Mendellsohon, sang, re-
spending TO numerous encores; Rose
Novak danced and sang and TheIma
Schilling played the saxophone. A re-
past was served at the conclusion of the
program.
Robert LIE Bruce Chapter, Order of
De Molay, held its semi-annual public
installation Of officers and dance Fri
day night. The new master councillor,
Orville M. Brown, made an address and
outlined his plans for his term, among
them being a dance October 10 at the
AlmaS Club House, 1915 K street north
west, from 10 till !, and the fourth
annual vaudeville show and dance at
the same place November %.
Athletic Adviser Charles Goodman
presented the members of last years
basket ball team with gold basket balls
in recognition of fine playing done by
the team. Ray Fuge told of the work
of last years team and something of
their plans for the coming season. He
stated that the team this year will
play in the Tri-cQunty League at Laurel
Md, which starts play December 2
His team will officially open the court
season of the Laurel Armory on the
18th of this month, playing the Head
quarters Company Of the Laurel Ma
tional Guard
After the ceremonies the members
and their guests retired to the bal
room, where dance was held.
President Mollie Fosson Of the Ladies
Auxiliary Of the Lambskin Club ha:
announced an indefinite deferment OF
the card party scheduled for October
at the Northeast Temple
The October meeting. of the auxiliary
will be in the nature of a memorial
meeting for the late secretary, Mrs
Mabel H. Stark, who died September "a
EASTERN STAR.
st. Johns Lodge Chapter will meet
tomorrow evening, followed by short
program.
Congress Lodge Chapter will meet
tomorrow evening at 8 O'Clock. 1t viii