Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-09-21

4 aHsEAADAe
~ FEN AIR religious services will
A be held at Temple Heights al
4 O'Clock this afternoon, direct
~ ed by the Rev DR.. John G
Palmer, chaplain of the Grand
Lodge of Masons. Dr. Palmer, pastor
of Washington Heights Presbyterian
Church. viii deliver the address and J
Walter Humphrey will direct the music
AS special guests, Almas Temple. A
A. o. N M. S., James G. Hoyle, paten-
tate. with families Of its mobiles. will
attend this service. Almas Temple Band
will furnish the music also
All members of the Masonic Frater-
nifty and allied bodies. with their fami-
lies, as well as the general public, are
welcome, ample accommodations being
provided.
In conformity with their annual Gus
tom, the Scottish Rite bodies of the Dis
trict will celebrate their Fall reunion
at which the degrees will be conferred
from the fourth to the thirty-sscond
starting October z. at the Scottish Rite
Cathedral. Third and f streets north
west The degree presentati ton, how
ever, will run until December Is, ac-
cording to the present schedule, as
follows. October Z fourth and fifth
degrees; October IA ninth and tenth
degrees: October 81. fourteenth degree
October %, fifteenth degree; November
II, eighteenth degree, November Is,
twenty-first and twenty second degrees;
IS, tWenty-ninth degree De-
cember 2, thirtieth degree; December g.
thirty-first degree. and December 16
thirty-second degree The class for
these degrees is now being organized,
and applicants are asked to send their
petitions to Lem Towers, thirty third
degree, secretary, Scottish Rite Catfe-
dral. Refreshments viii be served In
the refeetory each evening at the close
of the degree work.
Tllustrious Potentate James c. Hoyle
of Almas Temple has called the atten-
ton of the nobility TO the fact that
Shrine day" will be celebrated at the
services on Temple Heights this after
noon at 4 O'Clock, and he has urged
every noble to be present with his fam
Military Band VIII be on hand to
dispense appropriate music for the
A business meeting of Almas Temple
will be held in the new club house the
evening of October 9. when important
are promised by the
potsntate and perhaps definite details
of the proposed field day and barbecue
at Fort Myer Almss Bowling League,
which has Just closed a successful sea-
son. with Noble John w. Fenton, jr.,
heading The Bucks" winning the
Shrine championship, nosing out THE
House Team under Noble Virgil NJ
Fookes, by only one game. The Winter
bowling will open up tomorrow evening,
with 10 teams competing. The poten-
tate has invited the wives and daughters
of the nobility to be present at the
games and has called attention to the
interest that has been manifested by
the ladies thus far, intinsting that he
is ready. upon request TO organize a
Ladies Shrine League.
EASTERN STAR.
Warren c.. Harding Chapter will cele-
brate its ninth birthday anniversary
% with a party. to which
sll members are invited. The Auxiliary
Home Board met Monday evening at
the home Of Mrs. Watts. The Star
Point Society will meet September 25
at the home of Claire Lowd 4105 Third
street,
At its next meeting, September "a,
La Fayette Lodge Chapter will hold
officers night. The marons and pat
rons Of 1880 and also the associate
matrons and patrons and the con-
and associate conductresses
of all the chapters will be the invited
guests Refreshments and dancing will
follow the meeting.
St Johns Lodge Chapter met last
Monday After a short business session
the members paid a fraternal visit to
Ruth CHAPTER on the occasion Of its
thirty-eighth birthday anniversary. Mrs,
Mary E. Pritchett will give a card party
for the benefit of the home board at
her residence. 27i5 North Capitol street,
September 80 at 2 pm.
The home board of Good Will Chap
ter will meet at the home of Nell B.
wilkinson, 5000 Connecticut avenue,
tomorrow at 8 pm. The next meeting
of the chapter will be September 26.
Temple Chapter meets tomorrow at
T30 pm. Matron Alice Larrimore
Schranm announces the chapter will
visit with Martha Chapter Of Baltimore
on October 8. The Auxiliary Home
Board met at the home Of Mollie Ber-
man last Thursday with Mildred
Steiner. Sarah Peden, Mollie Berman
and Fannie E. Abel as hostesses. The
grand visitation will be october 10 al
8 pm.
Metron Amy Aft of Bethany Chapter
announces the annual grand visitation
will be held October II. The members
of the Auxiliary Home Board will be
entertained at the home Of Mrs Amelia
r Marshall tomorrow at II O'Clock
Mrs. Ida r Mazzula and Mrs. Ethel d
Morris will be assisting hOstesses. The
annual bazaar and dinner will be helc
at All Souls Unitarian Church
Sixteenth and Harvard streets, October
g. The Bethany Social Boosters were
entertained at the home Of Mrs
Catharine j. Duckett Mrs. Lenna F
Berrett and Mrs Adah r. McCaulel
were assisting hostes ses. The endoW'
ment committee was entertained at th'
home of Past Matron Eta 3. Campbell
Mrs Martha A. Jones and Mrs. Laura
V. Johnston were assisting hostesses.
Matron Gertrude Smith announce
for tomorrow night Columbia Chapte
will have official visit, initiation. ant
the 1930s as their guests At the las
meeting homecoming night was observer
and the members were entertained will
cards and refreshments.
At the last meeting of Chevy Chas
Chapter, George H. Post was electe
and installed associate patron, the in
stalling officer being Past Maron Jes
sic Post of Columbia Chapter. Mrs
Cora G. Tew was appointed associat
conductress by the matron vice Mr.!
Claripel Thomas, resigned.
The Home Board Auxiliary VIII NEE
for luncheon tomorrow at noon an
afterward will attend the meeting {
the General Home Board at the Ma
sonic Temple. The Business and Pro
fessional Women's Club will meet to
morrow evening at the home of Mr.
Henrietta Cole, 5305 Forty-frst stree
to elect captain and arrange for tn
bowling team The Evening Card Gu
an fE