Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-08-17

be held at Temple Heights al
4 O'Clock this afternoon, di-
rected by the Rev. DR.. John
C. Palmer. chaplain of the
Grand Lodge of Masons. The Rev. DR.
James Murdoch, pastor OF Hermor
Presbyterian Church, will deliver the
address and j. Walter Humphrey viii
direct the music.
AS special guests, the officers and
members of the following-named blue
lodges and of the chapters of the Order
of the Eastern Star, with their families
will attend the service: The New Jeru-
salem Lodge, No. 9, Merton A. Tevyaw
master: Joppa Lodge, No. IS, Samuel
b. Trewella, master; Trinity Lodge, No
Chase Lodge, No. AZ. DR.. Henry De
Coursey Adams, master; Bethany Chap
ter, No. "a, Mrs. Amy ALT, matron
Frank B. Hoffman, patron; Joppa
Lodge Chapter, No. 81, Mrs. Elviria
Madgeburger, matron; Fred E. Blood
patron; Good Will Chapter, No. SO,
Mrs. Florence d. Walters matron; Ru-
fus Solomon Tucker. patron. Chevy
Chase Chapter, No. 80, Mrs. Anne M
Northrop, matron; William M INLAY,
patron.
All members of the Masonic frater-
nifty and allied bodies, with their FAM
lilies, as we'll as the public, are welcome,
ample accommodation being provided.
The committee in charge has ar
ranged to bring the old folks and chill
dren residing at the Masonic and East
ern Star Home IN buses to this service.
Thursday will be big day at Sea-
side Park, according to Henry C. Stein,
monarch of Kallipolis Grotto, for on
that day the prophets, their wives,
daughters, sons, Sweethearts, relatives
and friends will journey to this popular
resort and join in the annual frolic of
the prophets. According to Henry
no pains will be spared to furnish day
Of fun and pleasure which will appeal
TO the Riddles and grown-upS alike.
The kiddies are promised free rides on
the oxcart. Prophet Arthur c. Shaw
viii have charge of the tickets and
transportation, while Prophet Lloyd
Abbott will direct the athletic contests.
There will be novel contests for men,
women and children, with handsome
prizes for the winners.
The announcement reads: 1.-THE
grand alarm will sound Justify on the
'locomotoot' for the first KallipoliS
Grotto special train out of Chesapeake
Junction Thursday, August 81, promptly
at 8 am, and with merriment aboard
from smoker to observation, We'll take
the rails for Seaside Park and big doings
where it's said Father Neptune discov-
cred his first mermaid (these waters
are filled with them now. If you
don't care to bring your bath house with
you, one can be rented-or you can
enjoy the breeze beneath wonderful old
trees and ogle the water nymphs."
Trains will leave Chesapeake Junction
ut am. and 1890 am. and $50,
$40, and 1918 pm.
Monarch Stein also announces that
d Fall ceremonial is in preparation,
and on September 81 the local Grotto
will visit Fem Fem Grotto, Jersey City,
making the trip by bus.
Robert lie Bruce Chapter, Order of
De Molay, at its last gathering before
its regular meetings start September 5
discussed several things of Importance,
among them being the committees re-
port on the last moonlight trip and the
Summer dance at Congressional Coun-
try Club. Both were reported big sue
cesses from social and financial angles.
Another moonlight trip will be held to-
morrow on the Wilson line steamer City
of Washington.
Friday the base ball team of John
Moncure Chapter of Richmond, Va,
will be here for game with the Robert
lie Bruce team, and on Labor day the
Washington Chapters team will be en-
Two members of the chapter, Lamar
Munroe and Ray Fuge, left yesterday
for a motor trip through the South,
where they will visit De Molay Chap
ters in the towns in which they stop.
A number of fellows left last week for q
vacation at Camp De Molay, in New
York State, and quite number have
attended the G.. M. T. G. and National
Guard camps and cruised with the
Naval Reserve.
A swimming and dancing party is
scheduled In the near future at Chevy
Chase Lake.
EASTERN STAR.
The 1923 Matrons and Patrons Asso-
citation will hold their annual Summer
picnic at the WJSV Radio Station,
Mount Vernon Hills. Va, August Is.
The officers and members of Joppa
Lodge Chapter are requested to attend
the religious services on Temple Heights
today at o'clock.
Matron Ruth B. Speake announces
that Brookland Chapter will participate
in the services at Temple Heights at 4
pm. August "a. The Add-to Committee
will serve lawn supper at the home Of
Past Matron Virginia Carlton, 1859
Lawrence street northeast, from to 7
pm August 81. For reservations cali
Potomac 3443-W.
Bethany Chapter will participate in
the religious services at Temple Heights
at 4 o'clock today. The first chapter
meeting, social, following the Sum-
mer recess will be held on September S
The matrons and patrons of 1880 anC
their associates will be entertained a
this meeting. The annual bazaar an
dinner will be held at All Souls Un
tartan Church, Sixteenth and Harvc
streets, October 8.
The members and friends of Chez
Chase Chapter are invited to partici-
pate in the religious service at Temple
Heights today at O'Clock.
SONS AND DAUGHTERS OF
LIBERTY.
Bingo games were the feature of
Tuesdays meeting of Hope Council. A
card party will be held next THURSDAY
evening at the home of Mrs. Irene Jen-
kins, 1908 P street southeast.
At the recent Inauguration of the
District State council the following Of
flcers were elected: State councillor,
Cola Duval; junior ex-State councillor
Sadie jenkins; junior ex-aSsociatc
councillor, Ena Allen; associate State
NOuiCllOIs hIo' NIcOIBe OIeycI, VICE
councillor, Mabel Hail. associate vice
councillor, Jane Trunnell; guide, Mrs. M
Gibson, inside guard Lulu Grubbs
outside guard, Richard RICHTER; re-
cording secretary. Elizabeth Shepherd;
associate secretary, Emma Bowen
treasurer. Viola Thompson; associate
treasurer, Ida RICHTER.
Columbia Council will meet tomorrow
at pm, in Naval Lodge Hall, Fourth
street and PENNSYLVANIA avenue south
east Bingo will be the feature of the
evening A lawn party will be giver
next Thursday night. Members desir.
hno IN make donations are rpoleSted IL