Evening star., 1930-06-22

o'clock. under the auspice
Of the Grant Lodge Of Ma
RonS. with Rev Or. John c. Palmer
grand chaplain in charge. He will de
liver the address. J. Walter Humphre,
Is director in charge OF the muSica
program. The programs for this Sum
mer are said to be very interesting
several Of the leading ministers of tn,
city having accepted engagements TO de-
Liver addresses.
The special guests at the first serv-
See will be the Tall Cedars OF Lebanon
Prank A Birgfeld, grand tall cedar
John Q. Slye, ST. deputy grand tai
grand tall cedar; John Harvey. treas.
urer; Fred r. StefTens, scribe, together
with their members and their families;
also the officers and members Of thC
following named blue lodges, with theil
families; Lebanon Lodge, No. Z, r. W
Santelmann, master; Potomac, No. S
William c. Dowden, master, and Hope
Lodge, No. 20, Charles J. OILERS, master
Also the officers and members of the
following named chapters Of the Order
Of the Eastern Star. with their families
Hope Chapter, No. so, Mrs. Bertha NJ
Lynn. matron; Charles o. Millar, pat
ron; Martha Chapter, No. 4, Mrs. Alice
NJ. Dixon, matron: John D. McDuffie
patron, and Mount Pleasant Chapter
No. "a, Mrs. Nina S. Taylor, matron
George Smith, patron. 1t is also ex-
pected that the grand master of Masons
James A. West, and the grand matron
of the Eastern Star, Mrs. Katherine S
Merritt, and Grand Patron DR.. Charles
C. Galloway, will attend this service.
These services on Temple Heights
while intended to be deeply religious,
are genuinely non-sectarian. They are
open to all Masons, their families and
the public generally and ample seating
accommodation is provided.
The Worshipful Masters Association
of 1920 held its annual outing this year
June 14-15 at Kopels Point, on the
lower Potomac. As has been the custom
for the past three years, the masters
association Of 1919 joined with the 1920
association on this occasion.
Each year since 1920 the masters of
1919 and 1920 have met to share good
fellowship at Spring and Fall dinners
and an annual outing.
Washington Centennial Lodge, No. IA,
will attend services this evening at the
United Brethren Church, North Capitol
and r streets, conducted by the lodge
chaplain, Rev. S. B. Daugherty.
The Cabletow Club of the City Post
Once will meet in Petworth Masonic
sudyg o pin. III hOuIblO1l
to general business. the program will in
clude . report on the recent convention
of the National League of Masonic
Clubs by Past President Harry J. Hunt,
together with speaking, entertainment
and refreshments. Members of affiliated
clubs are invited to be present.
EASTERN STAR.
At the meeting of Takoma Chapter
June 13 the associate grand matron and
associate grand patron and associate
matrons and patrons of the various
chapters were guests. Mrs. Cola A.
Maholm, Takoma'S associate matron,
was presented with a corSage and hon.
ored by the host of 1875 present. The
home board committee will hold its an
nual picnic supper June % at the home
of Mrs. Hendrick, 9l25 Georgia avenue.
The last meeting Of the chapter before
closing for the months of July and Au-
gust win be held June ~.
Matron Alice I.arrimore Schramm Of
Temple Chapter announces the degrees
will be conferred tomorrow evening,
after which there will be an entertain
ment and refreshments; also the chap
ter viii be closed during July and Au-
guest. The auxiliary home board met at
the Matrons' Home June 19 and closed
for vacation. After the meeting the
board was entertained in honor of jun
Tor Past Matron Louise Hoskinson's S
wedding anniversary.
The last meeting of Bethany Chapter
preceding the Summer recess was held
June 13, when the degrees were confer
red. The Bethany Social Boosters were
entertained at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Clarence NJ. Berrett Mrs. Ethel
D. Morris, Mrs. Catherine J. Duckett
and Miss Clara NJ. Ellis were assisting
hoSteSseG. The last meeting Of the
Bethany sunshine committee was held
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. C.. Ashby
Marshall. Mrs. Yeba j. Hall, Mrs,
Mabel H Test and Mrs. Ruth M. Seeger
were assisting hoStesses. A committee
met at the home Of the matron, Amy
All, and made preliminary arrange
mentS for the bazaar and dinner to be
held at the Unitarian Church, Sixteenth
and Harvard streets, October 8. Mrs
Lucia Douan and Mrs. Carrie A. Whyte
were the hostesses. The chapter will
take part in the religious services at
Temple Heights August II.
Matron Anita L Haight of Brightwood
Chapter announces degree work next
Thursday. The following chapters were
special guests: St Johns Lodge, Good
VIII, Harmony and Treaty Oak.
Brookland Chapter will hold its last
meeting of the season Wednesday eve
ming. The junior past matron and
Junior past patron will have charge of
the program. The next meeting viii be
September 10. The Star Point Society
had a picnic yesterday afternoon at
Fair Haven Beach. The temple COM
mittee will meet June q at the home
OF Alice jacobson, 3311 Sixteenth street
northeast
Grand Matrun Katharine s. Merritt
and Grand Patron Charles c. Galloway
visited Bethlehem Chapter in an ofncial
capacity at its last meeting and wit
messed the comforting of the degrees.
Past Grand Matrons Lena Stephenson
and Grace wilkins Kimmel and MRS.
c. C.. Galloway were also present. The
chapter meeting scheduled for June "a
VIII be the last before the Summer re-
cess. There viii be a short business
meeting, after which there will be en-
tertainment and refreshments.
The chapter will take part in the re-
ligious services at Temple Heights
July n.
Joppa Lodge Chapter conducted the
obligation ceremony June l8. The mu-
s. was supplied by Mrs. Smith of Co
lumbia and Mrs. Martin of Cathedral
Chapter. The meetings during July and
August have been called on. The home
board win hold its annual picnic at the
cottage Of Past Matron Blood, at Herald
Hartor, June IS.
Past nAtrons from various local chap.
ters win occupy the chairs In Unity
Chapter next Friday In conferTing thu
degrees. It VIII also be 1921 and 1925
night. Grand Matron Katharine Merit
Is also expected TO attend. A garder
card party will be given July / ct TIT
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