Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1932-05-29

- ERVICES at the Masonic and
Eastern Star Home this after
noon, at o'clock. will be held
~ under the auspices Of Petworth
Lodge, No. At, with Rev. Edward
o. Clark officiating. Music will be tur-
nished by the Vaughn Glass Orchestra
assisted by George c. Schaefer, baSso
accompanied by Mrs H. M. Test.
Kallipolb Grotto, Mystic Order Of
Yelled Prophets, will attend the service.
to be held this afternoon at the Wash
ington Cathedral, commemorative OF
the Bicentennial of the Nations first
President George Washington. Rev
DR.. Joseph Fort Newton will officiate
The Prophets have been requested to
enter the Cathedral by the CURATOR
Office, not later than $50 pm. After
forming in the north corridor, the pro-
cession will move promptly AZ 34s
O'Clock. under escort, to reserved sec
tions in the choir
Federal Lodge, No. l, is making elab-
crate preparations for the observance
grand master of Virginia, will be well
coined as a newly elected honorary
member Of the lodge and delegations
from Alexandria Washington Lodge
No %, of Alexandria, Va; Columbia
Lodge, No 285, of Clarendon, and
Cherrydale Lodge, No. 40, of Cherrydale
will be honored guests. Grand Master
Green of Virginia was made Master
Mason in Federal Lodge, IN 1901, and
continued a member thereof until 1915.
His election as an honorary member OF
authority of the dual membership
agreement existing between the Grand
Lodges OF the District and Of Virginia.
For the first time, Master c. Van
Wyck Mott Of La Fayette Lodge, No.
10, reports the degree team of the Eel
lowcraft Club of the lodge will have
charge of the ritualistic services in the
lodge, Thursday evening, under F. Alvin
Holland
The initial meeting of the new Com
manderS Association, knights Templar,
will be held in Masonic Temple Tues
day evening. The new officers are Ar
thur G.. Fessenden of Columbia Com
mandery, No 2. president; Clarence j.
West Of De Molay Commandery. No. 4,
vice president, and Knute I. Nilsson of
Brightwood Commandery, No. 6, Sec
rotary.
Paul B. Elcan, high priest of La Fay
cite Chapter, No. 5. r. A. M. has an
nounced that the meeting Of the chap
ter on June 81 will be the last preceding
the Summer vacation and that after a
brief business session, there will be
worthwhile entertainment.
Hiram Lodge, No TO- will have a
"Virginia night" at the communication
Of the lodge Thursday evening for the
reception Of Harry K. Green, grand
master Of Virginia, who will be accom-
panied on fraternal visit by Claren-
don and Cherrydale Lodges The eve
ming will be given over to entertain
ment and refreshments in the Com
nendery room of Masonic Temple The
Fredericksburg Lodge No. 4, of Virginia,
June %. 1t was in Fredericksburg
Lodge that George Washington was
made Mason.
Carl H. Claudy, Harmony, No. IT
will address King Solomon Lodge, No
81, at its communication Wednesday
afternoon at O'Clock, on Masonic His
tory"
Almas Temple of the Mystic Shrine
is "whooping things up" for an outing
de luxe" for its mobiles. their friends
and families Saturday, June IS, in the
form of an excursion on the steamer
Southland of the Norfolk & Washing
ton line, covering 500 miles. Harry j.
Hunt. jr.. at the new club house, is
looking after the reservations, assisted
by Stanley D. Willis. chairman ex
oflcio; william W. Nixon, Edwin T.
Holland, J. w. Fenton, Thomas E.
Franklin, Thomas Courtney. Foster
Shepherd, Wilfred Lawson and G. B.
Robinson.
Grand Tall Cedar Thomas C. Havell
OF Capitol Forest, No. 104. Tall Cedars
Of Lebanon, is back from the Supreme
Forest Convention, which was held re-
Gently at Atlantic City with the an
nouncement that Capitol Forest has
succeeded in bringing the 1888 conven-
ton Of the Supreme Council, represent
ing over a hundred forests, to Wash
ington, May 1921, 1898. Harry M.
Idttell of Chester, Pa is the newly
elected supreme tall cedar Grand Tall
Cedar Havell of Capitol Forest was
elected supreme ranger and Rev. Rob-
ert Lee Lewis, curator of the Washing
ton Cathedral. was elected supreme pre-
ceptor at the recent convention. There
were. Of course, many great, grand and
glorious happenings at the convention,
notably, parade of 1000 Tall Cedars
that cannot be described in the limited
space allowed here.
Illustrious Potentate James T.
Prendergrast announces that the mobiles
OF AlmaS Temple of the Mystic Shrine
are also included in the invitation of
the Bishop Of Washington to attend the
special service at Washington Cathedral
this afternoon to commemorate the BIZ
centennial anniversary of the birth of
Washington. Mobiles have been advised
that they are to enter by the curator
office and form in the north corridor
for the procession that will start at 3:45
pm. to the seats reserved for them in
the choir.
July 10, the potentate states. Almas
Temple will be represented at "S3m
Rice day at the American League bail
park, as Sam Rice is noble of Almas
Temple, and his associates in the tenn
pie are bent upon seeing that he gets
what's coming to him on his festal day.
EASTERN STAR,
At the last meeting of Areme Chap
ter the past matrons and past patrons
conferred the degrees as follows: Ma
tron, Helen L. Brashears; patron, Claire
e. MacCloskey; associate matron, Grace
I. Barr; associate patron, Louis Har-
tung; secretary, Emma Frech; treasurer
Selma Foster; conductress, Mabel Ha-
gen; associate conductress, Rose Hyer
Hartung; chaplain, Emily A. Smith;
marshal, Lille B. Dowrick organist
Lena Hodge; Adah, Ada Murray; Ruth,
Maude F. Paul; Esther, Marie Pierce
Martha, Bena A. Barnhart: E.ecua,
Fannie Selinger. and sentinel, William
Murray. Past Patron Macloskey pre-
sented an electric signet to the chapter
on behalf of his two daughters and
himself. The program consisted of vio-
lin numbers by Gary Smitskamp, ac-
companied by Howard Huntington.
Arthur Parsons, tenor soloist rendered
songs, accompanied by D. Marvel Jester
at the piano.
Matron Irene K Schmidt announces
the meeting June will be followed by
q program.