Evening star., 1932-06-19
FRATERNITIES

Federal Lodge last Tuesday night
commemorated Flag day on the SIX
teenth anniversary of its official
designation on June IA by President
Wilson in 1915 There was 'Recep-
ton of the Colors" An orchestra from
the Marine Band rendered patriotic
music. Warren w. Grimes, past master
OF Barristers Lodge. gave vocal selec-
tions. Brig. Cen. George Richards.
U. 8. Marine Corps. and past master
of Osiris Lodge made an address on
The History of the United States
Flag" John Clagett Proctor gave a
brief resume of The Early History OF
Federal Lodge Grand Master Ruben
Bogley presented to William H. Hum
phreys of Federal Lodge. the Masonic
apron he wore as colorbearer for the
Grand Lodge at the recent dedication
Of the George Washington Memorial
The lodge presented to Harry K.
Green. Grand Master of Masons of
Virginia. a former member of Federal
Lodge. with a gold card of honorary
membership. Terrence Surine Of Detroit
Mich, presented Mr.. Green with a
gavel He presented a similar gavel to
Frank L. Tracy, master Of Federal
Lodge.
The outdoor religious meetings, d.
rected by Rev. John c. Palmer, grand
chaplain. will open tomorrow on Tenn
pie Heights at 4 o'clock. 1t has been
designated as Tall Cedar day In addi-
ton other bodies to attend will be-
Harmony Lodge. No. IT; Naval Lodge,
No. 4; Joseph H. Milans Lodge, No. 38,
and Temple Noyes, No. go; also the
following Eastern Star Chapters,
Acacia. La Fayette, Joseph H. Milans
and Harmony
Special music is being arranged by
j. Walter Humphrey, who will be di-
rector of music through the season.
Past Grand Master Coombs Is general
chairman, with Past Grand Master
Gratz Dunkun, constant mentor and
friend and counselor
July 3 will be celebrated with a
patriotic service, with DR.. Simpson B.
Daughterty of the United Brethren
Church. as speaker. On July 10,
President Donald B. Isbell Of the
advisory board Of Masonic clubs. will
have his clubs in attendance and Rev.
DR.. Carl c. Rasmussen Of Lutheran
Memorial Church. will be the speaker.
La Fayette Chapter. No. S. Royal Arch
Masons. will have entertainment and
refreshments Tuesday.
Herbert c. Cave. illustrious master of
Washington Council. No. /. announces
that tomorrow evening at 7;30 o'clock
in the Masonic Temple the Royal and
Select Masters degrees will ba confer
red. after which the council will be ad-
5ourned until September 10.
The Supreme Forest, Tall Cedars of
Lebanon. accepted the invitation Of the
local unit, Capitol Forest, No. 1o4, to
hold its next annual convention in
Washington May II. l8 and l9, 1893.
when more than 100000 members of
the order will meet
Capitol Forest will go to Baltimore
June 25 to pay Baltimore Forest, No. As,
visitation. during which event several
thousand will be present to celebrate
its thirteenth anniversary. During the
afternoon a parade will be held. after
which a ceremonial will be held at the
Lyric Theater to initiate more than
two hundred candidates into the Balti-
more forest. A special train has been
chartered, leaving W., B. & A. station.
Twelfth and New York avenue, at 2:30
pm. returning from Baltimore before
midnight Members of the bands.
rangers and other units will BE- provided
with transportation through the scribe.
who will be at the station with tickets
after l pm.
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Lodge Of MaSons Of the District of Co.
lumbia, Rev. John c. Palmer. has ar
ranged for religious services June 26 at
4 pm. at Temple Heights under the
auspices of Capitol Forest, No. 104. in
cooperation with Harmony Lodge,
Naval Lodge Joseph H. Milans Lodge
and Temple-Noyes Lodge The Tall
Cedar Band will take part, together
with the rangers.
At the Atlantic City Supreme Forest
session the local Washington forest was
recognized by that body by advancing
Rev. Robert Lee Lewis, curator of the
Washington Cathedral from supreme
chaplain to supreme perceptor of the
assistant director OF the United States
Land Office and local head of WASH
lngton's unit, to the Office of supreme
ranger
j. Fred Huber, junior deputy grand
Tall Cedar. has taken charge of the
forests drill team and is holding weekly
drills at Acacia tennis courts, First and
D streets, every Thursday at 7:30 pm.
EASTERN STAR.
Mizpah Chapter will meet June 81.
The degrees will be conferred. The Mu
Delta Sigma met June IA at the home
OF Mrs. Brewton.
Joppa Lodge Chapter has called off
Its meetings during July and August.
The auxiliary home board has invited
the past officers to join them at the
meeting which will be in the form of
picnic June % at the Summer home
OF Matron Mildred D. Conway, Ark
haven. Md.
Treaty Oak Chapter will meet Mon
day evening on Temple Heights. At
the last meeting a buffet supper was
grand matron. grand patron. associate
grand matron, Past Grand Matrons
Bogley and Hollander, Past Grand
Patrons Lewis and Pitt.
Temple Chapter held a short me-
mortal service June 13 for Past Matron
and Treasurer Nora H. Henry. Tribute
was paid by the 1882 Treasurers' Asso-
citation and by members Of Temple
Chapter. A solo was rendered by Clara
Wiseman. An Eastern Star marker was
placed on her grave June IA. Past
Matron Louise Hoskinson was elected
and installed by the matron, Sarah
Peden, as treasurer. The guest of the
evening was Past Grand Patron Charles
Shreve.
On the evening of June 27 there will
be work and after the initiation re-
freshments will be served.
Star Point night was observed in
Martha Chapter last Friday evening.
with Right Worthy Grand Treasurer
Flora Campbell, Past Grand Matron
Julia Streeter, Past Grand Patron Wal
lace Streeter, the star points of the
ters as special guests. A patriotic
Grand Chapter and constituent chap
pageant was presented by Martha's star
points, assisted by Past Grand Matron
Julian Streeter, Past Patrons Richard
Titlow and Carleton Fry, Anne Crom-
well. Emma Adams and June Schultz.
The auxiliary home board will meet
ut the home Of Mrs. Ida Hewitt, 1929
Pennsylvania avenue southeast, Tues
day evening.
Martha Chapter will recess until