Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-07-13

~ FFICERS and members of the
sixteen chapters of Royal
Arch Masons of the District of
~ Columbia, with their families,
will be the special guests of
"Royal Arch day" at the open-air re-
ligious service on Temple Heights this
afternoon at o'clock These open-air
services are under the direction of the
Rev. Dr. John G. Palmer, chaplain of
phrey directing the music. The adj
dress will be delivered by Rev. DR..
Luther Hess Warning, deputy grand high
priest of Royal Arch Masons Its theme
will be "a Faithful Saying"
The officers and members of the High
Priests Association Of 1880, with Grand
High Priest L. Whiting Estes and other
officers of the Grand Chapter Of Royal
Arch Masons, will attend, accompanied
by the high priests Of the several chap
tiers: Columbia, No. /, Robert S. Regar !:
washington, No. 2, Gilbert I. jackson;
Mount vernon, No. 8, John L. McGrew !;
Eureka, No. 1, Fred NJ Hoffman; La
Fayette, No. S, F. Wilson Camp; WASH
ington-Naval No. 6, Charles L. Nc
Donald; Mount Horeb, No. Z, John B.
Schommer; Potomac, No. 8, Gilmore T.
Schickler; Hiram, No. 10, Brawner q.
Legg; Capitol, No. IL, George A. Les
calette; Anacostia, No. IL, Edward T.
Layton; Mount Pleasant, No. 10, G.
Fred Cook; William r. Singleton, No.
IL, Horace w. Johnson; woodbridge, No.
IS, Waldo w. Stevens, and Petworth,
No. 16, Herbert w. Ludwig.
The officers and members OF the fol-
lowing named blue lodges, and of the
Star, with their families, will also be
special guests: Harmony, No. IT.
Andrew Stewart, master; Warren G.
Harding, No. 80, Jacob r. Emeigh
master; Brightwood, No. 43, Clarence
Z. Fowler, master: Mizpah Chapter, No
8, Mrs. Bertha Eaton, matron; Raymond
Reynolds, patron; Warren G. Harding
No. 81, Mrs. Bessie w.. Franzoni
nnatron; Julius F: Hagel, patron;
Haisht, matron; q. Balls Kinslow
patron; Harmony, No. 40, Mrs. Ruth
Warner Zeitler, matron; Frederic Zeit-
Ter. patron.
The committee in charge has ar
ranged to bring two large busloads OF
the old folks and of the children from
the Masonic & Eastern Star Home to
attend the service.
All members of these fraternities and
their families are welcome at these
services as we'll as the public, and ample
accommodation is provided.
Robert LIE Bruce Chapter, Order of
De Molay, sponsored moonlight trip
aboard the Wilson Line steamer Thurs
day night, with dancing and refresh"
ments.
Next Sunday the annual stag outing
Of the chapter will be held at Dad
Rollers cottage at Plum Point Beach
The activities of the day will include a
base ball game, athletic events, SWIM
ming and diving contests, and last but
not least lunch, which will be furnished
by the chapter. The party will leave
the west end Of Pennsylvania Avenue
Bridge Seventeenth and Pennsylvania
avenue southeasD at Q am, drive
down the Marlboro Pike to the PatuX-
ent River, turn right at the first con-
crete road and continue to Plum Point.
There will be q bus available at a
nominal charge for those who do not
own cars.
August l the chapters annual Sum-
ner dance will be given at Congress
sional Country Club. This is to be an
invitation affair. Emory Mcintosh,
chairman of the committee, at 1880
Second street northeast, phone North
O515, is arranging the issue of invita-
tons.
Outings being the most popular sport
perature, Illustrious Potentate James
c. Hoyle, who had anticipated con-
ditions some time ago. is pressing con-
sideration of the nobility to the annual
outing of Almas Temple of the Mystic
Shrine at Seaside Park, the big, new
amusement sports ground at Chesa-
peake Beach, the coming Saturday.
Trains will leave the District Line at
and 1890 am. and 2:30, $40 and Z
RI he rit a. q
and II 80 pm This outing, the poten-
tate emphasizes, is not a unit benefit.
but the annual outpouring of the no
bility in general, from the lingering
past potentates to the young and
aspiring newly-fledged, and it isn't a
benefit for anybody or anything, but it
is a general Shrine jollif1cation which
this year will be conducted under the
auspices Of the uniformed bodies"
Also it is one of those things upon
which Potentate Hoyle is relying to
keep alive the interest of the fez-
wearing gentry of the Caucasian per-
guasion. Noble Edward Burkholder,
Who has been writing pieces for the
paper about 1t, having exhausted his
own stock of information, has sent each
of the nobility an alluring circular
sponsored by the amusement resort,
which seems calculated to tempt the
most retiring Shriner for miles around.
Naturally bathing Is emphasized, be-
cause-well because bathing pictures
are always so attractive. And there Is
to be dancing also, for no Summer OUT
ing would amount to anything with
Masonic Turks that omitted the joys
of feet shutting. To add to these there
are to be grabbing, boating, coaster
riding, aerial swings, kiddie Fairgrounds
and dear knows what but with them
all there will be Masonic field sports
that will tax the obese in foot races,
throwing the rolling pin, tying bow
knot, making and baking a cherry pie
and many other unique Shrine pleas
antries with the haven after them all
Of shady picnic groves for rest and re-
cuperation. The potentate's committee
Is checking up on those who will or who
will not be present cards having been
sent out for the purpose, and the will
nots" may expect these to be followed
up" by personal solicitation" for, says
the potentate, this outing Is for all
the mobiles and for their families, and
no noble need expect anything of the
hereafter who neglects his family,
especially on occasions such as this"
EASTERN STAR.
Members of Warren G. Harding
Chapter are requested to attend the
services at Temple Heights today at 4
o'clock. The last meeting of the chap
ter was past officers night, at which
time the degrees were conferred by the
matron, Mrs. Bessie w. Franzoni, as
sisted by Harry L. Slye as patron, Mrs.
Ruth D. Fees as associate matron, Fer
dinand Waldman as associate patron,