Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-06-28

HHIS afternoon will be Scottish
Rite day" at the open-air Serv-
ices on Temple Heights at
IL o'clock, under the direction OF
Rev. DR.. John c. Palmer, grand
chaplain. The address will be delivered
by Rev. DR.. Charles T. Warner of st.
Adams Protestant Episcopal Church.
The music will be directed by j. Walter
Humphrey K. C. c. H.
The special guests today are the
Scottish Rite bodies Mithras Lodge of
Perfection, c. Edgar Bittinger, 80,
venerable master; Evangelist Chapter
Rose Croix, George B. McGinty, 80
wise master; Robert de Bruce Council
of Kadosh, Burgess W. Marshall, So,
Burgess w. Marshall, So, venerable
master Kadosh; Lem Towers, So. sec
rotary, together with their families.
Other special guests will be: Robert
de Bruce Chapter, Order of the De
Molay, Emory w. Mcintosh, master
councillor, and the officers and men,
bers of Jobs Daughters, also the OFF,
GERS and members of the following
named blue lodges and of the chap
tiers of the Eastern Star: Anacostia
Lodge, No. 81, Frank L. EarnShaW,
master; Albert Pike Lodge, No. SO,
Charles T. Burley, master: Justice
Lodge, No. 46, Herbert ]. Mcclure, mas
ter; Electa Chapter. No. 2, Mrs. Elsie
F. Fisher, matron. and Alonzo M. Stone,
patron; Naomi Chapter, No. 3, Mrs.
Elma C. jenkins, matron, and John r.
Jenkins, patron; Unity Chapter, No. %,
Miss Mildred M. Hicks, matron. and
Thomas r. Dobson, patron; Trinity
Chapter No. SO, Mrs. Ruby Franklin,
matron, and Thomas E. Franklin,
patron.
The grand matron has named the
following Music Committee for these
open-air services this season: Miss
Arden Payne, matron, Brightwood
Chapter, No. AZ; Mrs. Dorothy Carroll,
matron Treaty Oak Chapter, No. 43;
Mrs. Bess Baker Pierce, matron Chevy
Chase Chapter, No. SO; C. Bertram
Gelston, patron. Hope Chapter, No. 80,
and Ludwig E. Mandy, patron. Federal
Chapter, No. 38.
All members of these fraternities
with their families, as we'll as the pub
lie. are invited to atted the services,
and ample seating provision is made.
Monarch c. F. Howell announces
that a ceremonial session of Kallipolis
Grotto will be held Wednesday evening
A large class Of candidates has been en-
rolled for the occasion.
Al Time Grotto of Atlantic City is
making elaborate preparations for the
entertainment of visitors at the first
Association in that city July 10, IL and
II. Prophets desiring to attend should
communicate with Prophets c. F. Ar
niger or Max T. Pines for hotel res
ervations. Monarch Howell is the presi-
dent of the association, and Prophet
William j. Erskine is secretary. 1t is
expected that the units and delega-
ton from Kallipolis Grotto will attend.
Notice that small assessment has
been levied against each Royal Arch
Mason of this jurisdiction by the Grand
Chapter of Royal Arch Masons serves
as reminder that the General Grand
Chapter of Royal Arch MaSons will hold
its triennial session in Washington in
1888. The tax mentioned is to go into
fund to cover expenses and enter
tainnent during the triennial session.
Mount Pleasant Royal Arch Chapter
Friday evening was entertained with
an interesting lecture on Spain Of To-
day." by Samuel H. Reeder, who was in
charge Of an American exhibit at the
Seville exhibition. Convocations Of
Mount Pleasant Chapter for July and
August High Priest Aubrey H. Clayton
has announced, have been called of.
Past Grand Monarch of the Supreme
Council Of the Mystic Order of Yelled
Prophets Edward S. Schmid has re-
turned to his home town from the re-
cent convention of the order in st.
Petersburg, Fla, but still surcharged
with enthusiasm both for the Grotto
and for the State of Florida, to which
he expects to return when the breezes
up Washington way get too cool for
comfort and probably after the Christ
mas holidays. Mr.. Schmid is now toot-
ing the horn Of the city of Miami. Fla.
as the place for the next convention of
hn In &c 1NY.1 lyy
sounding the advantages thereof to
Prophet and the public alike.
EASTERN STAR.
At the last meeting Of Martha Chap
ter the program was in charge of the
past matronS and past patrons, under
the Craftsmanship of Mrs. Minnie Rich
ardSon, consisting of the following:
Reading, Past Matron Evelyn S. Hursh;
piano solo, Miss Harriet Hine: panto-
mime, THE Human Automobile" in
which the following participated: Pa
tron Henry C. Wonderly Mrs. Emma
Adams, Mrs. Leah Fernald, Mrs Sarah
Sharah, Associate Conductress Pauline
K. Wonderly. The chapter will recess
during July and August.
Areme Chapter has called the meet
ings OF for July and August The
chapter will participate in the religious
services at Temple Heights July IL.
Federal Chapter initiated several
candidates at the meeting Thursday
night. 1t was the last until Fall.
Miriam Chapter, Matron Iva L.
Pickett, celebrated its fourteenth
birthday anniversary. Among the
speakers were the grand matron, grand
patron, Past Grand Matron Hudson,
Past Grand Patron Milans, Past Grand
Matrons MilanS, Campbell and Bogley
and Past Grand Patrons Proctor and
Shreve. Marion Hartley rendered a
solo and Hildegrade johnson gave a
reading.
A short business meeting was held
Monday, after which the degrees were
conferred on Mrs. Hilda Baker. Miss
Rae Palkin sang for the initiation.
This was the last meeting for the
Summer until September.
The Auxiliary Home Board Com
mittee will send ice cream and cakes
to the folks at the Masonic and East
ern Star Home today.
At its last meeting before the Sum-
mer recess, June "a, Brookland Chap
ter initiated two candidates. Grand
Matron Hollander and Grand Patron
Lewis and several other members of the
grand line were welcomed by Matron
Evelyn Booker. The entertainment was
arranged by Junior Past Matron
Speake and Junior Past Patron Zeig-
Ter.
Joppa Lodge Chapter had initiation
ct its last meeting. Music was fur
nished by the choir, accompanied by
Past Matron Ida v. Jones and Mrs.
Hurley. Past Patron Joe L. Carr sang.
Past Matron Mrs. Britomarte Jones of