Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-07-20

F. C. degree, for tomorrow eve
ming, and Acacia Lodge, NO. ID
the E. A. degree for Tuesday evening.
The Cryptic Rite Of Masonry. Royal
and Select Masters, of the District OF
Columbia, with their families, will be
the special guests at the open-air re-
lipiols services at Temple Heights this
afternoon at 4 o'clock. The services
are under the direction of Rev. DR.. John
G. Palmer, chaplain of the Grand Lodge,
and the address will be delivered by
Rev. DR.. Simpson B. Daugherty, paste;
of the United Brethren Church. j.
Walter Humphrey will direct the music.
The officers of the Grand Council,
Royal and Select Masters, are: George
L. Sherman, grand master; Rolen E.
Painter, deputy grand master; Noble u.
Larner, grand past chancellor; Orie L.
Beardsley, grand chancellor Of council;
John w. Lainhart, grand chancellor Oh
council: j. Walter Karsner, grand mar
shall; John A. Colborn, grand recorder;
DR.. Mark F. Finley, grand treasurer;
Clarence j. West, grand lecturer. The
six constituent councils are: Washing
ton, No. /, David S. Davidson, illustrlous
master; Adoniram, No. 2, Clarence j..
West illustrious master; Columbia, No.
3, Arthur D. Anderson, illustrious mas
ter; Babud, No. 4, Samuel Scott, Illus
trious master; Mount Pleasant, No. 5,
William D. Burton, illuStrious master,
and Brightwood, No. 6, Samuel B. Reed
er, illustrious master.
The officers and members OF the fol-
lowing named blue lodges, with their
families, together with the officers and
members of the folloWing-named chap
tiers of the Order of the Eastern Star,
with their families, will also be special
guests today: Columbia Lodge, No. 3,
Alfred Pasternak, master; Dawson
Lodge, No. 16, Lewis D. Parmele, mas
ter; Stansbury Lodge, No. "a, Ralph
l.. Hebbard, master; Ruth Chapter, No.
l, Mrs. Sue B. Broadhurst, matron-
Herbert Nevius, patron; William F.
Hunt Chapter, No. l6, Mrs. Virginia B.
Rench, matron, Robert M. Estes, patron;
ana Friendship Chapter, No. IT, Mrs.
Evelyn F. Stoner, matron, George B.
Warren, patron.
All members of the Masonic Frater-
nifty and its allied bodies, with their
families, as well as the general public
are welcome at these services and ample
seating provision Is made.
The Grand Lodge of the District has
been called in session Friday afternoon
at 2:30 o'clock for the purpose OF lay
ing the corner stone of the new National
Education Association Building, at Six
tenth and M streets northwest, prob
ably about pm.
The annual outing of Kallipolis
Grotto will be held at Seaside Park
August 81. Master of Ceremonies Q.
A. G, Oehmler is chairman OF the Ar
rangement Committee, and will shortly
announce his committee assistants. All
prophets, their families and friends are
invited, it is announced, and no pains
will be spared to provide amusement
for the kiddies and grown-ups.
Past Grand Monarch E. w. Libbey
has been appointed chairman Of the
Humanitarian Work Committee OF the
Supreme Council. He has been deeply
interested in this project and will en-
deavor to interest and encourage all
Grottoes in its furtherance. Word has
been received from the grand secretary
also that the dates for next years Su-
preme Council convention, to be held
at st. Petersburg, Fla, will be June 2,
and 4.
Monarch Henry c. Stein is contem-
plating a monster Fall ceremonial.
Robert lie Bruce Chapter, Order of
De Molay, will be the guests of Dad
Frank Roller at his cottage at Plum
Point Beach on their annual stag out
west end of Pennsylvania Avenue Bridge
Seventeenth street and Pennsylvania
avenue southeast) at 8 am. For those
who are not going in cars bus has been
chartered for the occasion at nominal
charge. Those going on the bus Will
find all the comforts of home, as 1t Is
one of the latest type of road buses
and is equipped with radio, drinking
water and other conveniences.
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out the Marlboro pike to the Patuxent
River, then to the right at the first
concrete road, and continue along this
road to Plum Point Beach, where the
party will be met by the Reception
Committee.
After arriving there will be a base
ball game, athletic events, swimming
and diving events, and last, but not
least, lunch and drinks, which will be
furnished by the chapter.
August ! there will be held at Con-
gressional Country Club the annual
Summer dance of the chapter, from 10
to l. This will be an invitation affair
and members may get their invitations
from Emory Mcintosh, at 1880 Second
street northeast. This will be sort of
retiring party for Master Councillor
Claude ColkleSsor, who reaches his ma
tority two days after the dance.
EASTERN STAR.
Cathedral Chapter will assist in the
religious services at Temple Heights
July 81 at 4 pm.
Matron Virginia B. Rauch of William
r. Hunt Chapter announces the mem
bers and friends are invited to attend
the religious services on Temple Heights
today at o'clock.
ODD FELLOWS.
installations were held in the lodges
last week as follows:
Central Lodge, by Past Grand Clark
W. Teates and his staff from Salem
Iodpe-Noble grand, William E. Nash;
right supporter to the noble grand,
James E. Griffith; left supporter to the
noble grand, Ernest A. Van Horn; vice
grand, George T. Burdette; right sup
porter to the vice grand, Ernest George;
left supporter to the vice grand, Harry
Best recording secretary, Edward H.
Holkamp; financial secretary, Thomas
0. Van Horn treasurer, William Fl.
Ernest; warden, N. w. Snapp; conduc-
tor, w. r. Rusmlscel; chaplain, Charles
w. FELTON,; inside guardian, George W..
Fowler; outside guardian, Robert A.
Southworth, and custodian, Robert A.
Eouthworth.
Federal Lodge, by Past Grand Embert
A.. lie Lacheur of Eastern Lodge and
his staff-Noble grand, F.. K. Williams;
vice grand, A. G. Boiler; recording
secretary, George G. Wilson; financial
secretary, William F. Dement,, and
treasurer, John l.. Henry
Salem Lodge, by Past Grand George
o. Sunday and his staff from Federal
City Lodge-Noble grand, Charles w.
Shaw; vice grand, John Taylor; record
ing secretary, Clark w. Teates; finan-
cial secretary. John w. Payne, and
treasurer, Herman D. Frame.
Phoenix Lodge, by Past Grand VIII
liam I. Jenkins and staff from Langdon
Lodge-Noble grand, 1. w. Woodward;
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