Evening star., 1935-06-23
TEMPLE HEIGHTS
RITES WILL BEGIN
0pen-Air Services Will Be
Started for Season by
Or. ]. c. Palmer.

UT. J. y. Fdimer.
Open-air religious services. for Its
| fourteenth season, will begin today on
Temple Heights at pm, under the
direction of the grand chaplain, DR.
John C. Palmer, with J. Walter Hum
phrey in charge Of the music.
| The address will be delivered by DR.
Simpson B. Daugherty, pastor of the
United Brethren Church and assistant
| chaplain Of the Grand Lodge. The
band of the Tall Cedars of Lebanon
| also the ChanterS of the Tall CedarS
! together with the choir of the United
Brethren Church under the direction
OF Horatio A. Rench will provide music
on this occasion.
The special guests will be the Tall
Cedars of Lebanon and the following
blue lodges: Harmony, Joseph H. Mi
lans, Naval and Temple -Noyes; also
Jobs Daughters and the following
chapters of the Order of the Eastern
/ Star: Acacia. La Fayette. Joseph H
Milans and Harmony.
Committee heads for the field day
to be presented by the Masonic Mas
| ters' Association of 1885 and the 1885
Matrons and Patrons Association,
Order of the Eastern Star, were an
nounced last week by Milton v. Han
son, president. and Mrs. Edith K.
Robinson, head of the Eastern Star
group. 1t will be given at Griffith
Stadium July 81 for the benefit of the
Masonic and Eastern Star Home.
The chairmen are George F.
Cramer, general chairman Masonic
lodges; Mrs Grace Dietrich, general
chairman Eastern Star chapters
Homer F. Johnson, secretary, General
Committee. Ticket Committee, Harry
E. Moore, chairman; Seth D. Logs
don, vice chairman. Publicity Com
mittee, Joseph w. Marshall, chair
man; Walter B. Lawrence, vice chair
man. Contact Committee, David S
Davidson, chairman; Mrs. Caroline
Pickel, vice chairman. Arrangements
Committee, Meyer c. Rosendorf, chair
man; Bingham w. Matthias, Mrs
Edith K. Robinson and Mrs. M. Leila
Sanford, vice chairmen. Wardens'
Committee, Willard l.. Hart, chair
man; Joseph F. Lyvers, vice chairman
Grand Master Robert S. Regar and
the grand matron, Mrs. Helen l.
BraShears, are honorary chairmen.
The extension of New Hampshire
avenue and the construction of the
railroad bridge near the home have
| made it necessary to install a new
sewer system at the institution. The
cost of this and the cost of some
major repairs to the home buildings
will be met with the field day receipts
Master Kelsey of Washington
Centennial Lodge has donated low
ing cup, which will be presented tc
the Eastern Star chapter selling the
most tickets.
Capitol Chapter, r. A. M, viii con-
fer the Mark Master degree next Fri.
day evening.
New Jerusalem Lodge will have a.
its guest on June q H. H. Clegg, as.
sistant director. Federal Bureau of In.
vestigation, who will discuss some oi
the activities of the Department oi
Justice. The Fellowcraft degree will
be conferred after the address.
The grand master of Masons, Rob-
ert S. Regar, will pay an official visit
to Dawson Lodge tomorrow night
when he will present to Past Master
John L. Apple gold button given by
the Grand Lodge in recognition of Mr.
Apples so years of active membership
in the fraternity. In addition to be-
ing a past master, Mr.. Apple has
served the lodge for several years a.
organist and soloist.
The Entered Apprentice degree viii
be conferred, with Senior Deacon Her
bert w. Smith presiding and Junior
Deacon Clifford F. Johncox acting a.
senior deacon. All members who
joined the lodge during June or July
in any year will be specially recognized
and extended official greetings. Buf.
fet refreshments will be served.
Federal. Lodge will confer the M. M
degree Tuesday evening. Senior War
den Emil A. Loehl will preside in the
East during the degree and Past Mas
ter John M. Horton will deliver the
charge. A member of the Metropoli-
tan Police will receive the degree and
quite a number of Masons who are
policemen will be present.
Capitol Forest, No. 104, Tall Cedars
of Lebanon, will be in charge of the
religious services at Temple Heights
today.
The Tall Cedar Band and Chanters
will assist in the musical portion OF
the program and the Royal Rangers
in uniform will act as uShers. The
grand tall cedar has requested al
cedars assemble at Connecticut and
Florida avenues at $3.50 pm. for pa
rade formation. The services start
at 4 pm.
Capitol Forest has accepted the in
vitation of Baltimore Forest, No. 4S
to attend its sixteenth birthday cere-
monial June 90. The uniformed units
will march in the parade that precedes
the ceremonial. The members of the
band, Royal Rangers, chanters. the
sap trimmers and the Kings Court
are directed to assemble at the w. B
g. A. Station, Eleventh street and New
York avenue, at pm, where trans
portation will be furnished.
The uniformed bodies have planned
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