Evening star., 1934-09-30
SHRINE T0ATTEND
TEMPLE SERVICES
Grand Lodge of Masons to
Sponsor Religious Meet
ing This Afternoon.
Members of Almas Temple, A. A. o

Members Of Almas Temple, A. A. o.
N. M. S.. will attend the religious
services, under auspices Of the Grand
Lodge of Masons, today at 4 o'clock
on Temple Heights.
The exercises will be conducted by
Rev. John c. Palmer, orator of the
Shrine, and the sermon will be de-
f! livered by Rev. w. 8. Abernethy, pas
tor of Calvary Baptist Church and a
member Of Ararat Temple of Kansas
City, Mo. Music will be rendered by
Almas Temple Military Band. Mrs.
Vesta Pollock Lynn will sing two solo
| numbers. Miss Ruth T. Kimbau act
ing as accompanist.
william c. Miller, potentate of Al
| mas Temple, extends an invitation to
! ali members of the Masonic frater-
nifty, their families and friends to at
tend.
La Fayette Lodge will meet Thurs
day at 7:30 pm. in Masonic Temple.
This lodge will be host to the Grand
Lodge in its first 1884 Grand Lodge
| visitation.
A one-act play Of Past Master Carl
| H. Claudy of Harmony Lodge, 1.-The
Greatest of These" by cast Of IL
Fellow Craft Club members of La
Fayette Lodge, will be presented. Past
Master Frank Hammett Myers Is di-
rector, with the following cast: Van
Wyck Mott, Sylvester M. Smith, Will
liam F. Albee, Brice Biggers, F. Alvin
Holland, Harry B. Pitts. Frank Ham,
| NETT Myers, Sherman s. Slick, Cliff
ford c. Mccormick, George H. Post
and Marvin E. Fowler. Refreshments
will follow.
The uniformed bodies Of Capitol
Forest, No. 104. Tall Cedars Of Le-
banon, under the leadership Of DR..
Charles Cuthbertson, will hold bar
becue and oyster supper October at
7 pm. at Auth's plant on D street
between Sixth and Seventh streets
southwest.
The Tall Cedar Band, under the d.
| rectlon Of Harry Meiners. will pro-
| vide music. The Chanters, directed
by Homer S. Pope, will give a short
concert. The Royal Rangers, in full
dress uniform, commanded by Capt
Fay D. Patton, will be the special
hosts.
| The Fall class for the degrees in
| Mithras Lodge of Perfection of the
Scottish Rite will begin with the
fourth and fifth degrees Tuesday eve
ming, to be followed each Tuesday
thereafter, to and including December
| IL. with the succeeding degrees.
Albert Pike Consistory held its quar-
terly meeting last Tuesday evening.
The conclave of Orient Commanders
will be held at Naval Lodge Hall to-
morrow night. The Ladies Auxiliary
has arranged a card party to be held
October 6 at pm. in Northeast
Masonic Temple.
| Kallipolis Grotto, with Monarch w
j. Erskine presiding, met wednesday
night, the guest Of honor being Grand
Master of Masons Vernon G. Owen
I, who delivered an address. Past Crane
Master Harry G. Kimbal1 also spoke
J. J. P. Mullane presented artists who
entertained, Mary Eller in acrobatit
and Russian dances, Miss Melissa Nc
Lean at the piano, the Jordan sisters
Ruth and Thelma, tap dancers; Doro-
thy Meyerhoofer, carioca dances; Joan
Marr, comedienne singer, and Sidney
Resnik, tenor soloist. with Miss Myrtle
Case at the piano.
The next Grotto event will be the
melodrama. Our Nell," to be held al
Pythian Temple. October to l3.
Kallipolis Grotto Band celebrated
its twenty-flrst anniversary Friday
night with reception to its mem.
bers and officers of the Grotto.