Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-07-27
MASONIC.

~ PEN-AIR religious services at
Temple HEIGHTS viii be held,
IS usual, this afternoon at 4
~ o'clock, under the direction OF
the grand chaplain, Rev. Dr..
John G. Palmer. Rev. DR.. Hugh T..
fist Church, viii deliver the address.
J. Walter Humphrey win direct the
The specisI guests will be the officers
and members Of the following blue
lodges, and the chapters OF the Order
OF the Eastern Star: La FAyette Lodge,
No. 10, Harry B. Pitts, master; Myron
M. Parker Lodge, No. q. William II.
Rohrmann, master; Mount Pleasant
Lodge, No. 80, James L. Evans, master;
Cathedral Lodge, No. 20, Robert C..
Mccullough, master. Bethlehem Chap
ter, No. 2. Mrs. Mae M. Smith, natron:
Thomas W. Davis, patron; Cathedrsl
matron: Bert z. BAR, patron, and Fed
eral Chapter. No. 80, Mrs. Mary y.
Curtin. natron; Walter r. Hewett,
All members of the Masonic fra
ternity and It's constituent bodies, with
their families, as well rs the public,
are always welcome and ample pro-
vision is made TO accommodate them.
Activity in the lodges, chapters. coun-
ellis and communicates appears to have
been suspended, for the week at least,
as M degree work has been reported
at all Tor the week, although some Of
the lodges indicate business meetings.
Illustrious Potentate James C. Hoyle
doesn't need q meeting of AlmaS Tenn
pie to keep up his uninterrupted
"a % S.
urday he had the available mobiles and
their families down for q picnic outing
at Seaside Park. Chesapeake Beach,
and It Is reported "a good time was
had by all" In spite Of the prevailing
high temperature, which appears to
have asserted itself in Maryland, as
well as In the District Of Columbia,
where out-of-town weather chroniclers
and prophets love to declare uncom-
Portable Summer heat alone prevails.
The water at the new park was both
wet and comfortable, according to the
potentate, and "the lunches were par
bathing in the evening, however, gave
the potentate notion, and this week
he Is vigorously announcing o moon
light excursion on the City Of Wash
ington" for Friday evening, August IS,
with "old-fashioned river chills" as one
of the leading features warranted to
keep the company blissful. THE Uni
formed Units" which seem to be sup
plying the motive power for much of
the Shrine activities in the present day
and generation, are providing the
chorus for the moonlight excursion"
announcement. Much Is being said In
general of these moonlight trips on the
handsome new steamer City of WASH
ington, and Potentate Hoyle is taking
no chances, he says, for the Shrine
excursion will have all the regular and
q host Of supplementary delights to
tempt the nobility.
Last Tuesday evening. In order to
keep things moving. Potentate Hoyle
called out the Almas Military Band and
Its director. Capt Frederick wilkins, for
q trip to the tuberculosis Hospital and
the adjacent Riddles camp. The occa-
sion was concert Of music that every
body knew and loved, and, coming as q
surprise, was highly appreciated, espe-
cially by the old folks and the Riddles,
many Of whom supplied the vocal ele-
rnent when occasion permitted. Capt.
wilkins says the occasion proved q
genuine delight for the band itself and
its genial leader, who felt amply re-
warded In the appreciative reception
accorded them and their work. Recorder
Larry walker was among those who
took in the concert.
Robert lie Bruce Chapter, Order Of
De Molay held its annual stag outing
last Sunday, when It's members were the
guests OF Dad Frank Roller 1t his
cottage ct Plum Point Beach, Nd.
The party arrived there at about IL
o'clock and proceeded Immediately to 60
swimming. At I o'clock an enjoyable
lunch was served Dad" was thanked
heartily for his hospitality, as was Mrs.
Roller also. After lunch, athletic events
were started, and some fine contests
were pulled of The events and the
winners were as follows: One-hundred-
yard dash-First, Charles Rich; second,
Mike Sinclair; third, Dick Sinclair. Two
hundred-and-twenty-yard dash-First,
Lamar Munroe: second, Charles Rich:
third. Mike Sinclair. Four hundred-and-
dash-First, Lamar Munroe;
Dick Moffett; third, Walter
Stewart Running broad jump-First,
George Belt; second. Leo Lamp; third,
Gil Hedges. Standing broad jump
First, Leo Lamp; second, George Belt;
third, Dick Brown. Base ball throw
First, Dick Sinclair; second, Claude
third, Clinton Layer.
race-First, Mike and
Dick Sinclair: second. Pierce and
Dodge; third, Rich and Munroe.
A special race Of 100 yards, held for
three members of Baltimore Chapter
who attended, was won by Bill Hamill.
The following merchants contributed
prizes: Palais-Royai. Phillip T. Hall,
Meyers Shop, Howard A. French, Uni
versity shop, Vic Sport Shop, Sachs d
Co., Sears Roebuck, Oppenheimer g.
Shah, Triangle Motor Co.. Grosner's,
Becker's Leather Goods Shop. Young
Mems Shop, Pearson 81 Grain and
selinger's.
Friday night of this week the annual
Summer dance will be held at Congress
sional Country Club. This Is o SEMI
closed dance, and viii be from 10 pm.
until am, with music by one OF Dave
bands. Emory Mcintosh B
handling the invitations. HIS telephone
u North 0515.
EASTERN STAR.
Bethlehem Chapter will join with
ices at Temple Heights today at pm.
Congress Lodge Chapter viii have
charge of the services at the Masonic
and Eastern Star Home today at
o'clock. Miss Stockton will conduct the
service. She Is supplying the pulpit OF
the Metropolitan Baptist Church, sixth
and A northeast. The chapter will not
meet again until September rs. AT the
meeting on July the grand matron
and grand patron and Past Grand
Patron 0ratz Dunkum were guests.
ODD FELLOWS.
Eastern Lodge will meet next Wed
nesday evening.
Fred D. Stuart Encampment held
business meeting last Monday evening
in I q O. p Temule