Evening star., 1932-09-11
MASONIC.

I MhSOENASs
Today Is Eastern Star day at the
open-air religious services at Temple
Heights .his afternoon at 4 o'clock. un-
der the direction Of Rev. DR.. John G.
Palmer. grand chaplain Of the Grand
Lodge of Masons. The address is to be
delivered by the Rev. DR.. Allen A. Stock
dale, pastor of the First Congregational
Church The music will be under the
direction of j. Walter Humphrey.
The officers of the Grand Chapter and
the members, with their families. are
to be the special guests. The members
Of the Eastern Star Home. together with
the children at the home. will be
brought to this service in special buses.
The officers of the Grand Chapter are
Miss Edith A. Williams, worthy grand
matron; Paul B. Cromelin, worthy grand
patron; Mrs Elizabeth Pitt, associate
grand matron; F. Frank Kimmel, asso-
ciate grand patron: Mrs. Rose A. YoSt,
grand secretary; Mrs. Lille Mckenzie,
grand treasurer; Mrs. Mamie L. Green
street. Mrs. Helen L. Brashears. Mrs. Ce-
celia S. Shirley, Mrs. Mary E. Teachum.
Mrs. Ruth Cromelin, Mrs. Henrietta
Cole, Mrs. Clara Reynolds, Miss Irene
Schmidt, Mrs. Phoebe r. Lightner, Miss
Elva L. Howard, Mrs. Dolly George,
Mrs, Margaret E. Smith and Mr.. Ray
mond F. Selby
All members of the Masonic Frater-
nifty and of the Order of the Eastern
Star, with their families, as well as the
public, will be very welcome at this
service, where ample seating provision
will be made.
Harmony Lodge, No. II, announces
two third degrees for this month at the
stated communications on September
IL and 28.
Three candidates will be raised on
each evening. Worshipful Master Carl
II. Claudy has promised the member
ship a short address Wednesday on an
important feature of the sublime degree
Of Master Mason.
.nInior Deacon William G. Keafauver
will assume the East on that evening
and the we'll trained Fellowcratt team,
under the direction Of Past Master and
Team Capt. George Clark Ober, H.
will confer the second section.
The Association OF Worshipful Mas
ters of 1882. Carl H. Claudy, president
announces that the speaker at Temple
Heights on Worshipful Masters Asso-
citation day. Sunday next. will be Rev
Brother DR.. Abram Simon, whose ablh,
ties as an orator have so often featured
Masonic events in the District OF Co
lunbia.
A large number of distinguished visi-
tors is expected by Congress Lodge, NO.
an At its stated communication Thurs
dsy when with Senior Warden Wllllam
7 Dunham in the East, the entered ap-
prentice degree will be conferred.
The National League Of Masonic
Clubs and the advisory board OF Masonic
clubs of the District OF Columbia naVs
accepted the invitation OF the Gralio
1cJ1e of the District Of Columbia to
nerticipate in the relaying Of the corner
stone of the United States Capltol,
Septennber II, which Worshipful George
washington laid September IL, 1893
THESE activities will be preceded py .
Masonic parade, which will start az z
O'Clock in the afternoon from the Ellipse
and march to the Capitol:
The president Of the Advisory boaro'
Donald D. Isbell, and the State preSl-
dent for the District Of Columbia OF the
National League, H. F. Chandler, are
collaborating in securing deiegaIons as
from the % clubs afhliated with these
two organizations for participation IN
the Bicentennial exercises. under the
ausnices of the Grand Lodge Of the Dis
trict of Columbia.
In May Of this year the National
league Of Masonic Clubs held its
tventy-seyenth annual convention III
the District Of Columbia and elected
two Washingtonians to the national
line, namely, M. D. Henley, president
and Mai. Gen Amos A Fries, y. S. A.
retired, third vice president. This or,
ganization had the great privilege O.
holding one of the sessions during tnl'
convention in the auditorium OF th'
George washington National Masonic
Memorial at Alexandra, being the mrs
national Masonic organization TO NEE
in the memorial.
EASTERN STAR
Ida M. Smith, matron of Joseph II
Milans Lodge Chapter, announces thai