Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-09-06

r. ANDREW M. BRODIE of
the New York Avenue Pres
byterian Church will deliver
~ the address at the open-air
religious service on Temple
Heights this afternoon at 4 O'CLOCK I'M
| der the auspices of the Grand Lodge
! of Masons. DR.. Brodie has had wide
| experience in the settlement OF labor
strikes and may have message OF
timely interest. j. Walter Humphrey
will direct the music and Joseph A.
| Thomas. tenor of the Bethesda Pres
bvterian Church, will sing solos.
The special guests today Will be the
officers and members of the following
Blue Lodges and of the chapters of the
Eastern Star with their families: Fed
eral Lodge, No. /, Harmon K. Warner,
master; Potomac Lodge, NO. 3, ID.
Frank Cummins, master: Theodore
! Roosevelt Lodge. No. A, Alfred A. Hill
! ton, master; Columbia Chapter, No. Is,
Mrs. M. Noretta Reed. matron; Charles
/ l.. Henley, patron; Lebanon chapter.
No rs, Mrs Ethel Jones, matron; Will
| liam C. Woods, patron; Gavel Chapter,
No. 90. Mrs. Ruth j. Coates, matron;
! George M. RoWZee, patron.
| These open-air services are non-Sec-
tartan, and all members OF the Masonic
Fraternity, as we'll as the public, are
welcome. Seating provision Is made.
WASHINGTON Commandery, No. l, K
| T. after the Summer recess period,
will convene Wednesday evening, &C
cording to announcement by the COM
mander Reuben A. Bogley.
No ritualistic work has been Sched-
| uled, and the sessions activities will
be confined to business matters of the
| commandery and plans for the Fall
work.
Eureka Chapter, No. 4, r. A. M, will
start its Fall work Friday evening with
the Mark degree, and has extended
general invitation to Royal Arch Ma
sons to be present. High Priest LaZuFe
has appointed an Entertainment Com
mittee and announced a supper-dance
at the Mayflower Hotel for october "a,
in charge of Miss Edith Reed.
Brightwood Council, r. and S. M,
Friday evening at 1880 O'Clock, will re-
ceive visit from the 1lluStriouS Mas
ters' Association for the Royal Master
degree, under the direction of Clarence
j. West, grand visitor and lecturer.
Master Henry c. Drummer Of Mt. Pleas
ant Council, No. 5, will head the Sc
lected cast for the work. Afterward
the Select Master degree will be pre-
Sented by the Brightwood Council Off
GERS, headed by Deputy Master Jasper
N. Baker.
The Robert lie Bruce Chapter, Order
of De Molay, announces, among its ac-
Invites for the Fall and Winter months,
drill by its patrol in the gymnaS UNI
of Bethany Baptist Church. Second
street and Rhode Island avenue north
west, in the near future.
The Ladies Auxiliary of the Lamb
skin Club will resume its meetings to-
morrow evening N Northeast Masonic
Temple.
Mount Horeb Royal Arch Chapter.
No Z, r. A. NJ, will have a get-together
convocation Tuesday evening.
Washington Council, No. %, Ladies
of the Masonic Universal Craftsmen
Council of Engineers. will resume its
semi-mcnthly< meetings Saturday, Sep .
TENDER IL, when it expects distinguished /
visitors.
Worshipful Master Louis j. Raebacn
of Samuel Gompers Lodge, No. Is,
F. A. A. M, announces the lodge will
resume degree work Tuesday evening. I
He also adds that the seventh annual .
ladies night of the lodge will be held /
at the Shoreham Hotel Thursday, Oc- |
tober Is, from till /.
The Mobiles of Almas Temple of the /
Mystic Shrine are planning an informal |
flight to Atlantic City Thursday. Sep |
TENDER II. by the special train leaving /
Washington at p m, with return Sun
day, September 20.
At the communication of King David .
Lodge. No. %, last Tuesday evening. the !
master announced the death of w. w.
Snyder senior warden of the lodge, and
also of Past Master James w. Pike
5000. Junior Warden George Stiles
headed the cast for the evening in the
ritualistic work, and the grand lecturer
and visitor was present.
Eastern Star. :.
The next meeting of Unity Chapter
will be the Fall reunion September IL:
The annual picnic of the Matrons and
Patrons Association Of this chapter
was held at Plum Point.
Federal Chapter will meet September
10. There will be an entertainment,
refreshments and dancing.
La Fayette Lodge Chapter will meet
September at Fourteenth and Kenyon
streets. There will be short business
meeting followed by home talent
program in charge of Associate Patron .
Carlin. The Ways and Means Commit
tee will give card party at the chapter
hall September IL.
William F. Hunt Chapter will meet
September 10. The members are urged .
to attend as there are several matters
of interest.
Bethany Chapter met August %. A
special program was arranged by Mrs.
Mabel Test for husband and wife night.
oil ha1
be held october at Pierce Hall, Six
tenth and Harvard streets. The chair
man. Mrs. Ethel D. Morris. will have a
committee meeting September 9 at 514
Ingraham street. The Endowment
Committee will meet September 10 at
s o'clock at the home of Mrs. Cath
erina Hall, 1857 Rhode Island avenue
meet at the home of Ethel D. Morris,
September 10.
Hope Chapter will meet Wednesday
evening in the Masonic Temple. The
chairmen of the various committee will
make reports. Preparations are in
progress to celebrate the chapters
birthday anniversary.
Lebanon Chapter will meet Tuesday
evening. The associate matrons and
patrons of 1881 will be entertained.
Matron Lille E. Hall announces in
itiatory work for the meeting of Beth
lehem Chapter next Tuesday night
Gavel Chapter met September l and
plans were made for the rest of the
year. The matron requests members to
attend the religious services on Temple
Heights today. The annual dinner will
be given September 80 at the Northeast
Masonic Temple. The grand matron
and patron will pay the chapter its
annual grand visitation September IS.
and the chapter will also celebrate its
4n,nth ,irtkdau anniNerSarvt