Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-09-27

Columbia, VIII deliver the address at
the open-air religious service on Temple
Heights this afternoon at o'clock.
under the auspices of the Grand Lodge
of Masons. j. Walter Humphrey will
direct the music, and William Raymond,
tenor soloist of Calvary Baptist Church,
will sing. Byron Blodgett will be the
accompanist for the day.
Special guests today will be the mobiles
of Aimas Temple OF the Mystic Shrine,
accompanied by the uniformed bodies,
the Shrine Band and their families.
Robert S. Regar is potentate of Almas
Temple.
These open-air services are non-sec-
tartan, and all members of the Masonic
fraternity, as well as the public, are
welcome. Ample seating provision is
made, it is stated.
Next Sunday afternoon the constitu-
ent communicates of knights Templar
of the District, in full Templar uniform,
will assemble at Florida avenue and
Nineteenth street at $3.50 pm, and
march to Temple Heights to attend the
services scheduled at pm.
Osiris Lodge, No. 26, Wednesday eve
ming at 7:30 O'Clock will have as its
special guests the officers and members
of Pickering Lodge, No. 146, of Balti-
more, Md. Degree work is scheduled
for the occasion.
At the communication of La Fayette
Lodge, No. 10, Thursday evening in adj
dition to the rituslistic work scheduled
Charles Brandon Booth will deliver
brief address upon Masonic subject.
Mr.. Booth Is the national extension
secretary of the Volunteers of America
and has been on the national lecture
platform for quarter of century.
st. Johns Lodge, No. II, announces
that an event OF unsual interest will
be presented at its special communica-
ton Saturday evening in connection
with the scheduled work. Members of
the Washington base ball club are ex-
pected as visitors.
Saturday evening at 1880 O'Clock the
NJ. NJ. degree will be exemplifled under
the direction OF the Grand Lodge Com
rnittee on Work and Lectures. The
cast will consist of John w. Barnes,
Irving G. Gray, Karl v. Eiker, Henry
A. Babcock, Christian Hansen, Louis
H Hamm, ]. Robert Lee, Francis B.
Williams, Arthur B. Butrick, Louis r.
Butler, Webster z. Osmond, John NJ.
Littlepage. James z. Wilson, Alfred A.
Hilton and others. AL Master Masons
are invited.
Robert LeBruce Chapter, Order of
DeMolay, at its last meeting at the
Scottish Rite Cathedral on Third and
E streets northwest celebrated the an
nual Educational day, and Mr. Davis,
assistant principal Of Mckinley High
School, spoke to the chapter on edu-
cation, with special reference to stu
dent government in the high schools,
using Mckinley High School as an
illustration.
Election Of officers was held. The
scribe cast the unanimous ballot Of the
chapter for Joseph M. Feigley as mas
ter councillor and for Bob Francis as
senior councillor for the ensuing term.
Douglas George was elected to the po-
sition of junior councillor and Thomas
Walker to the position of treasurer. On
motion the present scribe, William W.
Wnliford, Jr., cast the unanimous bal
lot Of the chapter for his own re-elcc-
ton.
Plans are maturing rapidly for the
father and son banquet to be held or
or about October "A. commemorating
the tenth birthday of Robert LeBruce
Chapter.
The second drill of the patrol was
held in the basement of the Bethany
Baptist Church at Second and hhoc1
Island avenue northwest Monday night.
marked improvement in both drill
and attendance was reported. The pa
troll was honored with the presence of
Joe Feigley, the newly elected master
councillor.
The next meeting of the chapter will
be held in the Scottish Rite Cathedral
Friday, october 2, at 3 pm. sharp, when
the new officers will be installed. After
the installation there will be a dance,
to which all members of the Masonic
fraternities and relatives Of DeMolayS
are invited.
EASTERN STAR.
The final meeting for members Of
the order who expect to attend the
General Grand Chapter session at San
Antonio, Tex. early in November will
be held Monday evening at O'Clock on
the fifth floor of the temple.
Fidelity Chapter will meet October
3. 1t will be the annual grand
visitation.
Columbia Chapter will meet in Ma
sonic Hall, Fourteenth and Kenyon
streets, tomorrow evening. The con-
tary and treasurer of each chapter of
District will be entertained.
At the last meeting Of Martha Chap
ter the following program was given:
Saxophone solo. Master Glenn Hanson,
e.N@OAllDd4ittA Nv DOilil LtL
yeading, Mrs. Eugenia S. Corning of
Bethlehem Chapter: dance, Miss jose
phine Prather, accompanied at the
piano by Past Patron Carlton r. Fry;
saxophone solo, Master Billy Burns,
accompanied by John ter Linden.
Associate Conductress Pauline Fry
is chairman Of the program for the
meeting October 2.
The grand visitations this week are:
Hope Chapter, September 90, $3.50 pm;
Esther Chapter, October /, 8 pm.
Trinity Chapter. October /, 8:45 pm
Jos. H. Milans Lodge Chapter, october
I, 9:45 pm; Bethany Chapter, Octo-
Der 2, 8 pm; Washington Centennial,
october Z, 8:45 pm: Mount Pleasant
Chapter. october 2, GAS pm. and FL
deity Chapter, october 3, $50 pm.
At the last meeting of Bethany
Chapter an electric signet was pre-
scented by the Booster Committee. The
auxiliary home board will meet at the
Lotus tomorrow at IL o'clock for lunch
con, after which the members will go TO
the Masonic Temple for the general
home board meeting. The hostesses will
be Past Matron Eva d. Court, Ruth
Seeger and Evelyne Broaddus. The
grand visitation will be october 2. The
all-nations bazaar and dinner will be
held october z.
Temple Chapter will meet tomorrow
night. There win be an entertainment.
during which Will p Kennedy of The
Evening Star will show motion pictures
and give a talk on las a Newspaper
Man Sees Washington"
Bro@kland Chapter win hold its an
nual kazaar and dinner October In
the tonic Temple Hall, Twelfth and