Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-06-21

TINE initial open-air religious serv-
ice for this season will be held
at Temple Heights this after
Il noon at o'clock under the di-
rection of Rev. DR.. John c. Pal
mer, grand chaplain, who has conducted
these open-air services the past nine
years. The address will be delivered by
Rev. DR.. Mark Depp, pastor of Calvary
Methodist Church, and the music will
be directed by j. Walter Humphrey,
Junior warden Of Harmony Lodge,
No. II.
The special guests today will be the
officers and merbers of Capitol Forest.
No. 104, Tall Cedars of. Lebanon, j. o
Style, grand Tall Cedar; T. c. Havell,
senior deputy grand Tall Cedar; c. R.
Brill junior deputy grand Tall Cedar;
scribe. and their families. Also the Of
f1cers and members of the following
named blue lodges and chapters of the
Eastern Star, with their families: Blue
lodges-Lebanon, No. Z, Howard M.
Brock, master: Acacia, No. 10, James
E. Black, master, and Stansbury, No.
"a, Percival r. Bailey, master. Eastern
Star Chapters-Martha, No. 4, Mrs.
Elsie K. Speer, matron; Henry c. Won
derby, patron; Hope. No. 80, Mrs. Marian
S. Levy, matron; c. Bertram Gelston,
patron, and Mount Pleasant, No. "a,
Miss Mildred c. Woodcock, matron;
Charles L. Taylor, patron.
The Rangers Of Capitol Forest, No.
104, will serve as usherS and Capitol
Forest Band will furnish music before
and during the services. All members
of the fraternitieS, as we'll as the public
and their families, will be welcome and
ample seating provision is made.
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ferred in Washington Commandery at
its conclave Wednesday, according to
Comdr. Reuben A. Bogley. As this
will conclude the work of comforting
the orders until the Fall, all Fraters
have been urged to attend this conclave.
The members of the Drill Corps will
stage a stag party and dinner up the
river tomorrow evening.
Potentate Robert S. Regar of Almas
Temple has announced Shrine cere-
monial for June IS in the club house
at 1915 K street. All candidates re-
ceived into the Temple at this time will
be eligible to attend the Imperial Coun-
Gil session in Cleveland on July IA, is
and 16. Following the ceremonial will
be an entertainment and refreshments.
Louis H. Hamm, master of Harmony
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to the Masonic brethren to be present
in Harmony Lodge Wednesday evening,
the special occasion being an outstand-
ing Grafton by Arthur F. johnson,
senior deacon Of the lodge.
Acacia Lodge, No. 10, will have part
in the services at Temple Heights on
this coming Sunday, June 81, at pm.
At our communication on Tuesday
evening the entered apprentice degree
will be exemplified.
Mount Hermon Lodge, 179. A F. &
A. M, of Hyattsville, will attend the
service at the Methodist Church on
johnson avanue, Hyattsville, this eve
ming at 7;30 o'clock r. G. Meredith
is worshipful master.
EASTERN STAR.
At the last meeting of Takoma Chap
ter the conductresSes and associate con-
ductresseS and the grand conductress
and associate grand conductresS were
special guests. The meeting to be held
June 26 will be children's night. Ia
koma Chapter and Takoma Lodge held
social June 16. The Temple COM
mittee will hold a bridge luncheon at
9128 Georgia avenue June "a.
The last meeting of Cathedral Chap
ter was children's night and pro-
gram was given by the children under
the direction Of Past Matron Martin, as
sisted by Mrs. Daugherty and Mrs.
Johnson. The matron presented gifts
to the children. The grand matron and
grand patron and Past Grand Matron
Cowles addressed the chapter. Past
Matron Shaw will have charge Of the
program June "a.
At the last meeting of Federal Chap
ter the entertainment was in charge of
Conductress Mary E. Warren and Asso-
ciate ConductreSs Blanche Cole. Mar
ilyn Blankin, Doris Swink, Rita zuch,
Jane Boal and Genevieve Rogers gave
dance numbers. The boys quartet from
the Mcfarland Junior High sang and
Gordon Kluge gave selections on the
harmonica.
The Friendship Club met at the
picnic at Beverley Beach June 81. The
Arrangements have been made for
picnic at Beverly Beach June 81. The
party leaves Eighth street and Mary
land avenue northeast at am At
the next meeting the degrees will be
conferred. This will be the last meet
ing before vacation.
A special meeting of Joseph H. Mi
lans Lodge Chapter, No. /, will oe held
tomorrow evening, Northeast Masonic
Temple, when degrees will be conferred
on a large class. The meetings for July
and August have been called OF. The
home board will meet Thursday at the
home Of Mrs. Fannie Y. Brice.
Columbia Chapter, No. is, will hold
its last meeting tomorrow evening in
Masonic Hail. Fourteenth and Kenyon
streets. Degrees will be conferred. The
worthy grand matron and the worthy
grand patron will be special guests.
At the next regular meeting Of VIII
liam F. Hunt Chapter, No. 16, degrees
will be conferred on five candidates,
followed by a reception to the new
members. Meetings have been called
of for July and August, so this will
be the last meeting until September TO-
The Unity Players will be entertained
Wednesday at the home of the chair
man, Katheryn Logan.
The next meeting will be held FRI
day. This will be the last meeting be-
fore the Summer recess. The Unity
Players will entertain the chapter with
their first play.
Naomi Chapter was entertained by
a sketch, Dumb as Doorknob," by
Miss Edna and Zelda Newman; solo by
Miss AreliN Riruingham and q play