Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-08-10
MASONIC.
THE usual open-air religious serv-
ceS at Temnle Heights this

Kew, LII. JO1ln y. RoSOOA
of the First Baptist Church at Fort
Wayne, Ind, and now engaged In evan
geliStic and Bible conference work. The
music will be directed by j. Walter
Humphrey.
The special guests at this service will
be the officers and members of the
following named Blue Lodges and OF the
Chapters of the Order of the Eastern
Star with their families: st. Johns
Lodge, No. IL, George B. McGlnty
master: King Solomons Lodge. No. 81
Percy ]. Lowd, master; East Gate Lodge
No. "a, Earle r. Strong, master, and
Congress Lodge, No. 81, William Homer
Carroll master; st. Johns Lodge Chap
ter, No. 1S, Mrs. A. Linda Pollitt
East Gate Chapter, No. 81, Mrs. Rose
Vierkorn, matron; Luie L. Hayes, pa
iron; Congress Lodge Chapter, No. IS,
Mrs. Laura 3. Davis, matron; G. Barre
Giles, patron.
All members Of the Masonic fra
ternfty and its allied bodies, with their
families, as well as the public are
welcome.
But three bodies have reported degree
work for the current week, viz: WASH
ington Centennial, No. IA, F. G. de-
gree at a special at 1880 pm. tomorrow;
Federal, No. /, the F. G. degree Tuesday
evening, and Joseph H. Milans, No. SO,
the F. G. degree Friday evening.
Back from his flying trip to the sea-
shore, Illustrious Potentate James G.
Hoyle is at it again. He announces for
Friday evening of the current week one
of those delightful moonlight" affairs
on the Wilson Line steamer City of
Washington, with q special Shrine pro-
gram, in addition to the delights offered
CT 1oT-
will leave her wharf at $3.50 pm. for
40-mile ride on the Potomac, returning
to the city about IL 80 O'Clock. The
dance music for the trip, the potentate
states, will be furnished by one OF the
best dance orchestraS in Washington
and the program of music will be one to
give the joys of the past, the present
and the future to the dancers and to
those who prefer to sit and watch the
dancing In the comfortable chairs pro-
vided by the steamer. There Is also to
be a special program that will conform
to the artistic tastes of the potentate
and set of the special efforts of the fun
loving excursionists. This moonlight
excursion"-with moonlight guaranteed,
unless-is a diversion under the au-
spices of the uniformed bodies of Almas
Temple, which are lending their special
efforts to make the trip memorable,
while Recorder F. Lawrence Walker is
attending to the transportation ar
rangementS. Potentate Hoyle, as is his
won't, has taken occasion to remind the
Shrine body as q whole that this spe-
cial event will be such as to attract
every member of AlmaS, sick or well,
young or old, for arrangements have
been provided to meet the needs OF all.
Strictly within the law, he adds, very
considerable sized cargo of good fell
lowship" will be on tap, so that no one
viii ever be in danger Of being over
looked or lonesome. The affair will be
pre-eminently Shrine event, with due
regard to the slogan that Happy Days
Have Come Again" Raymond M. Flor
ance Is general chairman of the COM
mittee on arrangements.
Robert LIE Bruce Chapter, Order Of
De Molay, will have an officers meeting
Friday night at the Scottish Rite Ca
thedral, 433 Third street northwest, at
7:45 pm, to discuss plans for the rest
OF the Summer. Among the subjects to
be brought up is the swim and dance
party to be held at Chevy Chase Lake
some time this month and moonlight
party on the Wilson Line steamer City
of Washington. There will be several
other important subjects discussed.
Charles Magruder a member Of the
poster staff, is reported Ill in Providence
Hospital and would enjoy the visits Of
the chapter members.
The dance at the Congressional Coun-
try Club last week was one of the out
standing social events of the chapter.
there being almost 200 couples In at
tendance.
EASTERN STAR.
The members and friends of st.
JOINS Lodge Chapter are invited to at
tend religious services at Temple
Heights today at 4 o'clock.
Congress Lodge Chapter will take mart
N the services at Temple Heights today.
The Matrons and Patrons Associa-
ton of Bethlehem Chapter held an out
ing August at the Summer home of
Past Grand Matron Stephenson at
North Beach, Md. The group consisted
OF DR.. and Mrs e. T. Stephenson, Mrs.
=. Corning, Miss j. Corning, Mrs. G.
MCINTYRE, Miss Mcintyre, Mrs L. Bar
rows, Mrs: G. Kidd, Mrs. M. CarlI Mr..
ana MRS. II. BoWerSoX, Mr.. and Mrs j.
G. Darnall, Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Nelson,
MI: and Mrs. c. M. Smith. Mr.. and Mrs.
I. w. Davis, Mr.. and Mrs. v. w. Rob-
erts, Mr.. and Mrs. r. Pearman, S. r.
Compton. Mrs. I. Major, Miss S. Major.
mrs. E. Hammerbacker, r. H. Pearman,
Miss I. Thomberlin.
Matron Amy ALI of Bethany Chapter
announces that the chapter has been
designated to take part in the religious
services at Temple Heights August II at
O'Clock. Members Of the chapter and
Lnelr friends are invited to attend. The
nrst chapter meeting following the
summer recess will be held September
b. The Matrons and Patrons of 1930
and their associates will be quests at
This meeting
The children of the Masonic and
Eastern Star Home were the guests Of
JoSepn GaWler's Sons. Inc, last Thurs
Gay on an aIl-day outing at Glen Echo
Park. Past Patron John w. Fenton ir
OF Washington Centennial Chapter was
chairman, assisted by Walter A. Gawler.
Thes Matrons and Patrons Of 1923
we're entertained at Lou-Ta-Vern. the
nome OF Mr.. and Mrs. Troy A. Nub-
son, Owens Cliff. last Sunday. Past
Grand Matron Mrs. Tillie Chauncey
and the president. Mrs Anna S. PrintZ.
with nearly so others, were present.
Swimming and other athletic games
were INDUCED in. A chicken dinner
was served by Mrs. Nubson. Ed Riley,
Omer Velie. Elmer johnson and Harry
Phillips were the champion horseshoe
pitchers.
East Gate Chapter will attend religious
services at Temple Heights this after
noon at 4 o'clock.
REBEKAH LODGES.
Miss Elizabeth Harding, noble grand
OF Martha Washington Lodge, held a
meeting Of her committees at her home
August ] for purpose Of outlining ac-
tivities for the term. Plans for home
coming night in October were decided
upon. At the last regular meeting the