Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-09-13

Rev. DR. Carl c. Rasmussen, pastor
Of Luther Memorial Church. will de-
liver the address at the open-air rell-
gious service on Temple Heights this
afternoon at 4 O'Clock. under the aus
pieces of the Grand Lodge of MaSons
J. Walter Humphrey will direct the
music Mrs Selma Klein, matron of
Areme Chapter. No. 10. Q. f. s., and
Newton L. Hammer, tenor soloiSt and
director of the choir of the Fourth
Presbyterian Church. will sing solos
Earl Klein will be the accompanist for
the day
Special guests today will be the
Matrons and Patrons Association of
1891. Mrs. Amy c. Hollander. worthy
grand Matron, and Theodore c.
Lewis worthy grand patron of the
Grand Chapter, Order of the Eastern
Star.
These open-air services are non-sec-
tartan and all members of the Masonic
Fraternity, with their families, as well
as the public, are welcome. Seating
provision is made. it is stated.
Brightwood Commandery No. 6,
K. T, Tuesday evening, will discuss
business matters and plans for the
Templar year. Commander Samuel B.
Reeder has announced that the annual
pilgrimage will be made Sunday, Sep
TENDER 20 to Frederick, Md. for divine
made by those interested TO procure
their dinner at Braddock Heights. Sir
Knights and their families and friends
are invited Information as to dinner
and reservations may be had of Arthur
c. Shaw, 6607 Second street, northwest.
The communication of Joseph H. Mi
lanS Lodge, No. 38, Friday evening, will
be given over to entertainment and re-
freshment The guest speaker will be
Past Grand Master Joseph H. Milans,
His topic will be What Masonry
Means"
The Joseph H. Milans Fellowcraft
Club will meet Monday, September 81.
Roy A Plympton. illustrious master
OF Adoniram Council. No. 2, has an
nounced that September IT has been
designated as Virginia night and the
degree of Select Master will be con-
ferred by a cast composed of compan-
ions from Mount Vernon Chapter, No
IA, of Alexandria. Va, comprising E
r. Thomasson high priest). as illus
triouS master: V. c. Davis (past high
PRIEST. as deputy master; J. W. Twill
ley tscribe). as principal conductor of
work, J. A. Martin past high priest),
as captain of the guard; S. C. Cross
(maSter Of third vail, as ahishar and
B. M. Oppenheim. as steward Preced-
ing that degree the degree of Royal
Master will be conferred by the officers
of Adoniram Council, with principal
Conductor Of Work Raymond N. Bab-
cock heading the cast.
The Fellowship Club, Bureau of En-
craving and Printing. will meet at
Pythian Temple Saturday to discuss
plans for the Fall and Winter. I'M
portant committee reports, including
the repor, of the delegate to the
tfx.nY civ
expected. The speaker of the evening
will be Melville D. Hensey, first vice
president of the National League OF
Masonic Clubs.
Monarch C. F. Howell announces
that the ceremonial of Kallipolis
Grotto has been changed from Octo-
Der is to October %. 1t will be held
at the Arcadia and, it is said,
splendid evening of entertainment is
being prepared. Past Monarch Sam
uel F. Shreve promises an unusual
exhibition Of novelties of a mirth-
provoking character to amuse the
Prophets.
September 20 will be Grotto Sunday
at Temple Heights and the Grotto
Band will furnish appropriate music
All members of the Grotto. their fam
lilies and friends are invited.
EASTERN STAR.
Good Will Chapter met Friday night
and discussed plans for Fall activities.
Matron Pearl K. Armack entertained
the Star Point Society September 4. A
card party will be given by Mrs Mary
Porter. chairman of the Ways and
Means Committee, at Northeast Masonic
Temple September 10 at 8 80 pm.
Temple Chapter will meet tomorrow.
Degrees will be conferred short
program of entertainment will follow 1
the meeting.
Loyalty Chapter. Elizabeth Rhine ma
iron, met September 2 at Masonic
Temple Delos w. Thayer. first pa
iron, died during the Summer. A fare
well party was given for Past Patron
Harry Schurecht and his wife, Caroline
Schurecht. associate conductress who
are leaving shortly to reside in New
York City. Special guests were Grand
Matron Amy Hollander, Past Grand
Matrons Pearl Watt Glib and Lena
Stephenson, Past Grand Patrons GratZ
Dunkum and John Clagett Proctor and
q large number of the 1929 Matrons
and Patrons Association, of which Past
Patron SchureCht Is a member A pro-
gram. arranged by Past Matron Mabel
E. Wheelock, was given, followed by
dancing and refreshments. The next
meeting will be September 16.
At its last meeting, September 9,
Brookland Chapter common grated its
25th birthday anniversary, with its pa
ternal mother, Past Grand Matron
Smith, and its own first matron. Mrs
Cheeseman, present. Grand Matron
Hollander Grand Patron Lewis and
others were special guests.
Grand Matron Holla nder announced
o general grand visitation to all chap
IF this eSiCtinf1 n 10
Hall, November 30. Grand Patron
Lewis called attention to the Eastern
Star service today at Temple Heights
The Home Board will meet at the
home of Mrs LAWSON, 6l5 Upshur
street, September IA. at / pm. and
a business meeting will be followed by
cards. Wednesday evening the past
matrons will meet at the home of Past
Matron Litschert. September 10 the
Star Poirt Society will meet at the home
of Grace Tubbs.
Warren G.. Harding Chapter met
Tuesday evening. 1t was announced the
reXt meeting is the birthday meeting
of the chapter and a program of en-
tertainment has been arranged with
refreshments This meeting is also the
night on which the chapter will receive
the grand chapter officers on their grand
visitation.
The Home Board will hold a card
party at the home of Mrs Colmer next
Tuesday evening and their next meeting
will be September 81 at the home Of
Mrs Franzoni. The Star Point So
ciety will meet october at the home
of Mrs. Schaaf.
Bethany Chapter celebrated Wife and
Husband night at it's last meeting. Beth
any Social Boosters met at the home