Evening star., 1933-09-17
MASONIC.

several important meetings for the Fall
and Winter There will be special busl-
ness sessions for September and Octo-
ber. These meetings are being held at
the clubhouse. 1915 K street. There
will be a special ceremonial late in
November.
The uniformed bodies participated in
the N. r. A. parade.
Field day for the Grand Commandery,
knights Templar, and constituent COM
manderies of the District OF Columbia
will be held October IA at 2 pm, at
the Washington Base Ball Park.
The program will open with selections
by Kallipolis Grotto Band. Nick Alt
rock and Al Schacht of the Washington
base ball team will contribute special
ties. Bethel No. /, Jobs Daughters, will
give an exhibition drill. A drill team of
Robert LIE Bruce Chapter, Order of De
Molay, will present an acrobatlc eXhlbl-
ton. There will be general assembly
of all communicates with guests from
Maryland, Virginia and flag raising.
This will be followed by the annual in
spection and competitive drills. Prizes
will be awarded.
The judges will be Right Eminent Sir
Roland M. Hollock, past grand COM
mander of Illinois; Right Eminent Sir
Maryland, and Eminent Sir C. Ridgeway
Moore, grand senior warden of Vir-
ginia.
Right Eminent Sir William H Har-
risOn, grand commander of the District,
announced a motto: IN r. A. No Razz-
ing Allowed" and "A. B. w. All Boosters
Welcome" has been adopted for the
field day.
Chief Justice William J. Erskine. sec
retary of the Middle Atlantic Grotto
Association. attended a business meet
Ing of that organization at Atlantic
City last week and reports that all is in
readiness for the associations annual
convention there October 13 and IA.
Delegations Will be in attendance from
Washington, Baltimore. Philadelphia,
Jersey City, Newark, Richmond, and
other cities in the Atlantic division.
Elaborate plans for entertainment have
been perfected, with especial program
for the women, while the business ses-
sions are being held. Monarch Fred
erlck Wllhen is requesting every men,
Der of KallipoliS Grotto and their fam
lilies to attend
On September 81 Past Grand Mon
arch E. w. Libbey of Kallipolis Grotto
will present a charter to the newly or
ganized grotto at Fredericksburg, Va.
folIoWlng the ceremony there will be a
Gance and entertainment.
Arninius Lodge will honor its past
masters next Tuesday when they will
confer the Master Mason degree.
The grand visitations to the constit-
uent lodges will be as follows: October
o.. Columbia, Lebanon and Justice,
Joint; October 9, Dawson: October 10,
Takoma October IL, Harmony and War
rem G. Harding, joint; October II.
George c. Whiting; October l6, Albert
Pike: October II, National and Armin-
ius, Joint; October %. Joppa and Pet
worth Joint; October "a. Federal, Aca-
cia and Samuel Gompers. joint: Octo-
Der 25. Chevy Chase and William r
Singleton, Joint: October 30, BENJAMIN
B. French and Pentalpha. joint Octo-
Der 81, Joseph H. Milans and Myron NJ
Parker, Joint; November /, pm King
Solomon; November /. BarrictorS and
Mount Pleasant, joint: November 2 La
Fayette; November 6. Potomac: Novem-
ber 8. BrightWood and Congress. Joint;
November 9, New Jerusalem. Temple
Noyes and Cathedral. joint; November
TO- St. Johns. Hope. Trinity, joint;
November 13, Stansbury; November IS.
Washington Centennial, Osiris and
Theodore Roosevelt, Joint; November
~, 1Ndkd INONSIilDSl ~, aIIdCOSLld. 4NO-
vember %, East Gate. King David,
joint; November %. Hiram. All vista
tions are at pm.
Petworth Lodge will hold a business
meeting Thursday followed by social.
Hope Lodge meets Friday at 80 pm.
The Entered Apprentice degree will be
conferred by Murray w. Gould
The Association of Worshipful Mas
ters of 1888 will be the special guests
at the open-air divine services on Tenn
pie Heights. today at o'clock and
c. Palmer, chaplain of the Grand
Lodge Of Masons Of the District The
address will be delivered by DR.. Cliff
ford H. Jope, pastor of the Ninth
Street Christian Church. The music,
under the direction Of j. Walter Hum
phrey, master Of Harmony Lodge. in
addition to the congregational singing,
will be provided by solos by Mrs. Vera
Feidt. soprano soloist of Grace Re-
formed Church. and Harold A. Mar
tin tenor soloist of Chevy Chase Pres
byterian Church.
Scottish Rite day will be observed
September "a The address will be
delivered by Dr. Palmer grand chap
lain: the music by the Scottish Rite
choir.
EASTERN STAR.
Federal Chapter will have charge of
the religious services at the Masonic
and Eastern Star Home today. The
rector of St. Marks Episcopal Church,
Rev. William R. Moody, will conduct the
services.
Cathedral Chapter met September 49,
followed by a social and refreshments
The matron appointed Mrs. Jessie S.
Bradley chairman of the grand vista
ton, November Is. The Endowment
Committee will sponsor card party
September % at the home Of Mrs. Eve
lyn Nevis, 8512 Cedar street, Silver
Spring, Md. The Auxiliary Home Board
will present an entertainment at the
close of the meeting, September q. and
will also have a card party october l9
at 60 NJ street northeast.
Acacia Chapter will receive the grand
officers at its annual grand visitation
Tuesday evening.
The Endowment and Ways and
Means Committees will hold a joint
card party at the home of Past Matron
Freda Tuttle, 1881 Emerson street, Sep
tenber 20 at pm.
Trinity Chapter will open September
81 with grand visitation. Hattye M.
Leith. .|matron, requests all members to
attend. Home Board meeting Septen--
ber 10 at 1901 U street southeast. Card
party at SIT Eleventh street southeast
September 80.
The 1923 Association will hold its
postponed picnic at Kimmel Cottage to-
day at Shadyside. Bring your friends
and basket lunch.
Mrs. Doris D. Sutton, matron OF
Joseph H. Milans Lodge Chapter. an
nounces a meeting Thursday evening
in Northeast Masonic Temple. There
will be q cabaret and refreshments.