Evening star., 1933-06-25

Naval: Columbia 'Specl3!p, n. a, |
Comma Hderies.
Tuasdav-DeMOi?T Temple.
Wednesday-Wa
The twelfth season of the open-al
divine services at Temple Heights VII
be inaueurated today. at 4 pm. VIII
DR. Carl c. Rasmussen, pastor o
Luther Memorial Church, denVerln'
the address. These open-alr service
have been held each Sunday during tn
Summer since July, 1922. When TN
Masonic fraternity took over the prop
erty upon which their temple Will o.
built. under the direction OF Dr. JONI
C Palmer. chaplain OF the Crane
Lodge. with j. Walter Humphrey a
director of music.
All Of the units OF Masonry OF IN
District of Columbia with their fam
ilice. ere special guests during the sea
scn TODAY the special guests VII
be, The officers and members G.
the Tall Cedars of Lebanon. Caplto
Forest No. 4. Charles F. Brill. tai
cedar. with their families; with the Oh
fcers and members of the following
named blue lodges, with their families
Naval. William r. Miller. master; Har'
mony. ]. Walter Humphrey, master
Temple Noyes. John E. Parker. master
Joseph H. Milans, Alphonso D. Payne
master. Also the following chapters
of the Order of the Eastern Star. witt
their families: Acacia, Mrs Elsie M
Stuart matron; James E. Tuttle. pa:
tron: La Fayette. Mrs. Gladys j
THOMPSON. matron; Aaron G. John'
son. patron: Harmony. Mrs. Angela
Cook, matron; Harold L. Walker
natron: Joseph H. Milans, Mrs. Doris
D. Sutton. matron; William G. DaW-
son. patron. ~
All members of the Masonic fra
ternitv. with their families, as we'll a:
the public, are welcome.
The Women's Auxiliary of the
Craftsman Club met at the Thomas
Circle Club Tuesday evening, the presi-
dent. Mrs. M. Noreta Koch, presiding
The program included piano selections
by Miss Jennie Kinney. readings BY
Miss Doris Brattain and Mrs. Emm7
Morris. Mrs. Margaret Dennlson pre-
sented the president with a gift. The
annual picnic will be held at Hain'
Point July 13.
Roy A. Plympton. high priest Of
Columbia Chapter, announces a Specl2
convocat:on wednesday for the pur--
pose Of comforting the degree OF RoyaI
Arch by past high priests OF tna'
chapter under the direction OF Charles
w. Ayars. The cast will be as follows
Charles W. Ayars, high priest; George
L. Sherman, king: Louis c. Atkins
scribe; Harry l.. Strang, Jr-' captain
of the host: Harry L. Strang, Sd. prln-
cipal sojourner: James H. Windsor
Roval Arch captain; Charles c. Gallo
wav. master of third veil; Samuel T
Farmer. master of second veil: Harry
G Robb. master of first veil. The
charge will be rendered BY James A
west. All Royal Arch Masons are
invited.
Stansbury Lodge will confer the Mas
ter Mason degree on three candidates
June 26 at 1880 pm Master Milton
A. Lehr invites all Master Masons tt
be present. Junior Past Grand MaStei
Thomas Metler of the Independent Or.
der of ODD Fellows of the District ol
Columbia will receive his Master Mason
degree.
Warren G Harding Lodge VIII e
entertained Wednesday evening cy
Lieut.. Charles E. Lofgren. explorer anc
personal aide to Admiral Richard Z
Byrd on his Antarctic expedition. Mr
Lofgren will lecture on The Hunlan
story of the Byrd EXpedltlon ana VII
illustrate his story.
EASTERN STAR.
Columbia Chapter will hold its las'
stated meeting before the Summer re-
cess tomorrow. The June II meeting
was devoted to business and social;
A caravan of the chapter went to the
Summer home of Mrs. Mabel S. Whte
and her parents Mr.. and Mrs. E. L
Sutton, at Port Tobacco. Nd, June ~
There was boating. fishing, swimming
and a chicken dinner,
The Temple Committee met at the
home of the junior past matron, miss
Elva L. Howard 1854 Eleventh street
June Is. The Star Point Society me-
at the home of Past Matron Mrs. Clara
B. Leverton. 1851 New Hampshire ave,
nue.. June IA. The Home Board met a.
the home of Mrs. Eula L. Hollis, 392.
Third street, June 10, assisted by Mrs
Cora M. Goldsworthy and Miss Madgt
A. Chewing The Endowment Com
mittee meeting for June is called on
The chapter will recess until Septem'
Der H.
The Past MatronS and Patrons Asso'
citation Of Arene Chapter had lunch
con and card party at the home OF Mrs
Helen l. BrasheaTs, grand conductresS
June II. Mrs. BrashearS had as hel
special guests Mrs. George Pitt, grane
matron: Mrs. Mamie L. Greenstreet
associate grand matron; Mrs. Louise
Kreglow. associate grand conductresS
and MIS-. Frank Kimmen. past gran:
Ynatron. Miss Edith Williams. JUNO
past grand matron, and Mrs. Paul d
Cromelin, wife Of the junior past CRANE
patron, were present.
The chapter met Wednesday nigh
with an entertainment and preIresh
ments. The next meeting will be Sep
tember 6.
An excursion and crab feast will b
Leld at Chesapeake Beach July 8.
La Fayette Lodge Chapter held it
last meeting June Il when the Matlcn
and Patrons Associations OI 1926, 49,
1892 and 1888 we're special guest. Tn
grand matron and grand patron Wer
present. as were Pas Grand Alatron
Kimmel. Milans Stevenson and VII
liams. and Past Grand Patrons Crome
lin. Dulin. Pitt and Proctor; ASsoCIat
Grand Matron Mrs. GrcenStreet an
Grand Lecturer Mrs. Teachum. Mis-
Gertrude Ru2lka gave two solo dances
Mrs BuynitzEy was accompanlSt. MI
Thomson Of Jessica Callahan Chaptel
Del Ray. Va. sang Scotch songs, ac
Companed " Mr CoSsins OF the sam
chapter.
Mr.. and Mrs W II Groverman haN
issued an invitation TO the members c
the chapter and their families 10 Spen
July at their Summer bone in Eppin
Forest. Nd.
The last meeting Of the season vi
be held June 28 The evening has bee
designated as chllQren'S night.
Mildred Steiner Schenlck, matron
Temple Chapter. announces that tC
morrow evening will be children's nigh
The entertainment Will be furnishe