Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-08-02

M. M.
Thursday-NavAl, No. 4, =. A.
T%HE open-air religious service on
Temple Heights this afternoon
at 4 O'Clock, under the direction
4 Of Rev. DR.. John @. Palmer,
grand chaplain, will be addressed
by Rev DR.. William l.. Darby, secretary,
Washington Federation Of Churches.
The music viii be directed by J. Walter
Humphrey and Mrs. Ethel Martin, jr.,
der Of the Eastern Star, will sing.
Special guests today will be the ofd-
GERS and members Of the following blue
lodges and chapters Of the Eastern Star,
with their families: La Fayette Lodge,
No. 49, j. Robert Lee, master; Myron
M. Parker, No. a., Francis B. williams,
master; Mount Pleasant, No. 80, Charles
D. Allen, master; Cathedral, No. 40, j.
Webster Manning, master; Bethlehem
tron, Henry A. Nelson. patron; Cathe-
oral Chapter, No. IL, Miss Alice M. Tay-
lor, matron, Ernest Shaw. patron: Fed
eral Chapter, No. 80, Mrs. David Della
Middleton, Inatron, Ludwig =. Mandy,
patron.
These open-air services are non-sec-
tartan. All members Of the Masonic
fraternity. as well as the public, are
welcome, and ample seating AccornI1o-
dation is provided. 1t is stated.
Grand Tall Cedar John @. slye Of
Capitol Forest, No 104, Tall Cedars
Of Lebanon, announces that the annual
outing and picnic Of the organization
will be held at Reservoir Park, near
Sixteenth and Kennedy streets, next
Saturday afternoon, from 1850 TO TOO
pm On this occasion all members,
with their families. are invited to par
gether event Junior Deputy Grand
Tall Cedar Charles R. Brill has been
designated as general chairman Of the
affair, and committees on reception.
entertainment, refreshments, base bali.
and athletic sports are at work TO make
the event a success.
The program will open a. 2:30 O'Clock
With a concert by the Capito! Forest
Band OF SO instruments A ball game
will be held between two teams made
UP Of members Of the fraternity, ana
an elaborate program OF athletic events,
races for men. women and children, is
being arranged by the chairman In
charge Of this feature An invitation
has been extended to all visiting Cedare
10 be the guests OF Capitol Forest On
this occasion.
EASTERN STAR.
Members OF La Fayette Lodge Chap
ter are requested to attend the services
at Temple Heights August . at 4 pm.
Cathedral Chapter viii participate in
the religious services ct Temple Heights
today at 4 pm. The nAtron and pa
iron entertained the officers at q picnic
recently at the cottage Of Mr.. and Mrs.
AllpreSs, at Edgevater Beach.
Temple Chapters auxiliary Home
Board will hold an outing 10 Chapel
Point on August 19 TRANSPORTATION
will be through the Wilson Line steamer
bers Of the chapter and their friends
and children and members of the order
are invited. Those who will attend are
requested TO communicate with Helen
Smith, Columbia 5472.
Bethlehem Chapter will assist at the
religious services on Temple Heights at
4 O'Clock today. All members of the
chapter are requested to be present.
ODD FELLOWS.
Past Grand Master Elmer Cummings,
chairman Of the excursion to Seaside
Park August IS. requests the atten-
dance at a meeting to be held in
1. Q. Q. r. Temple tomorrow evening
Of the Officers Of all subordinate lodges.
The Line Oficers' Association will
hold an excursion to Seaside Park
August 10.
Eastern Lodge will hold q meet
August IL.
Chairman c. Brown Lampe Of the
Committee on Banquet held meeting
Monday evening In the I. o. o. r.
Temple. A general meeting will be
held August "a in the Odd Fellows
Temple.
A meeting Of the Odd Fellows Bowling
League was held Monday evening and
plans laid for the coming bowling sea
son was discussed by the representatives
OF the league present.
Rebehah Lodges.
At the last meeting of Ruth Rebekah
Lodge 1t was announced degree re-
hearsal will be held at the meeting
August 8. 1t was requested by the noble
grand, Mrs. Frances Suthard, that
members attend this meeting.
At the last meeting Of Martha wash
ington Lodge Mrs. Margaret Tyne was
unanimously elected degree directress.
Noble Grand Miss Gussie SwaftS an.
nounced the following a. chaifr1en OF
committees to serve for the term: ways
and Means. Mrs. Florence walters; En-
tertainment, Miss Minnie Butts: Re-
freshmentS Mrs. Jeanette Taylor
Finance. Mrs. Sybil Will; Floral, Mrs.
Agnes Dakin; keeper of robes, Miss
Bessie Moore; Miscellaneous, Mrs. Mary
Selinger; Prize Committee, Harry Sell
niger. Degree work has been postponed
until September.
Brightwood Lodge celebrated it's sew
enth birthday anniversary Tuesday eve
ming. Assembly and Grand Lodge Of
flcers and past presidents were special
guests. The degree was conferred on
Mrs. Caroline Burrows ana Mrs. Amy
Creasey. Noble Grand Sara Detwiler
appointed the following chairmen Of
committees: Entertainment, Dorothy
Larson; Ways and Means, the noble
grand; Finance, Fay Hunter: Miscel-
laneous, Kathryn RAhn; Floral, Belle
Thomson; Reffeshf1ent and Press, Elsie
Wilson; Visiting. noble grand, and De-
lihquent, Evelyn Foster. Speakers Of
the evening were Mrs. N. M. Pollock,
Mrs. Jeanette Grifath, president of the
Rebekah Assembly: Mrs Amy Gloss
brenner. Mrs. Belle Thomson, Mrs.
Woodwork and Thomas Mettler, dep
uty grand master. The lodge will be
guest August Of Mrs. Anna Shoots
at her cottage at Mason Beach. The
members will meet ct Brightwood Ma
sonic Temple ct D am.
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