Evening Star Newspaper, June 13, 1926, Page 70

MASONIC. |ing the ree Wednesday evening.|cluded the grand high priest of the |18, and that the guests of the evening | Distriet of Columbia, Daniel G. Davis; | Wil be Grand Matron Milans and | tron; B. How with Junior Deacon Sherfey presiding | at bo > s LODGES jatzom A Postmaster Wi Ozburn wi | head the off > in the degres Tuesday evening Monday—Dawson, No. Robert Le we Chhpter, Ovder De Molay.s wiil_have chu o nn} Totuie rvices at the Masonic and Eastern Wit ton ) Star Home next Sundav afternoon special Jun E ‘clock. Past Master Counci imi Marseglia, jr.. will de liver th The chapter will have election and stallation of officers at its mesting | iday enin; the last before the e omorrow being Flag day. Dawson | Lodge, No. 16, after a briel bu will r its activitie R SONIC. D DAY commandery asylum of Masonic Ameriean Leaza 3 nle a program wi Mt tation sented, inciuding the presentation oi a St VT BN t which the late Samuel Gompers ROYAl ARCH CHAPTER Ldirected to be purchased for the lodg Wt the cost of $100. A notable speaker l\nn e ) this session. Joppa 3 lect u trustee at tomorrow evening, vicc Masonic event | Charles inds, resigned will oceur on - SR e gl e mes will eytertain the ey O N v the | members of Takoma Lodge, No. 29, | pemettt of the fund for the | Tuesday evening, at an open mectin ren's dormitory at the Masonic | With an illustrated lecture on the cliff " istern Star Home will be put ‘!1\\\“\]». of t .\'l\\[lh\\' st. Th lec er with all the combined energy and | ture will start at § o'clock Mf the nic 11 nity and the |of the members are invited to be wnd_with | Present of the Mystic Shrine | pne peiowship Club of the Bureau . o, Melied 1ol B lot W Printing at its re Lnchanted Realm. furnishi cent meeting was entertained with attraction, the annual Masonic | galight sgram, presented by Past Pr J James A, Wiiliams in con sanizitions | pection with a reception to the ladies. | also through their | pelegates to the National I e of neh the two [y onic Clubs conv ion at Ph 1 drill corps, and . June 10 to 12, President F m\;: alistic nature will nd William 1. Wilson, will re- » the afterno port at the clu meeting June 14, in { Pythian Temple, Ninth street noith- 1n the interest of i eficent ca west. Changes in the constitution also which, after all, seems Lo be the chief [will be taken up. This will be the final cause of the Masonic aniual field | mee “Treasurer Richard | day 3 n will be present intenman reports the educational | prison N . and the Eastern bers ail will be there to con - eir support an's - in’s Club will meet Tuesday Wh Miies, Napant s at 8 o'clock, in the Edward Libbey. who has three | IEverett Hale Memorial Hall, Six Jefore he will be the |teenth and Harvard streets. After the | but who | business meeting friends have been in- | | vited to attend a bridge and five hun- | party. Refreshments will be and monarch of the order, is s ing it ind keeper o the archives of the Supreme Council; | dred Past Monarch Samuel F. Shreve and | served l‘rn)mn Mitehell Phillips and U for St. Louis to attend the an- | Supreme Council Monarch Estes 2 need that the party would be back Grand Chaplain Rev. Dr. John C. Palmer has announced the opening of the religious services held at Temple Heights, under the auspices of the Grand Lodge of Masons Wl fours™ prepared to take part | for the District, this afternoon at | 10 the Suturday field day, in which his |4 o'clock, and " has extended an | Grotto will be represenied with o ball | earnest plea to all Masons, their team headed by Joe Leverton. milies and friends to co-operate in _ { making these services, which will s Temple of the Mystic Shrine, | be held every = ternoon here- | izh still celebrating the election | after. a suc g ally the open- | of ast Potentate L. P. Steuart to the | ing service today. He states that | official line of the Imperial Council a |# general committee which is being week ago, also promises to be abun- |zppointed for the purpose will make dantly in evidence at the field:day. | further nouncements of speake nd John T. Skinner. president of the | music 1 s dates for partic sters’ Association, states there v . chapters and other Je competitive drills, clown stunts | bodie: invites suggestions for and humorous divertissements by | developi ! . s to their Nick Altrock of the Washington ball | fullest pe in spite of the latter’s tragic in the st recently dy else ney ith th ernity v R, Jac Visitors at the meeting of the Mount_1oreb R Arch Chapter tu- | Leonard P. Steuart. the rece elected outer gua the Traperial | Council of the Mystic Shrine, is a past | master of K zton Centennial | Lodge, No. 14 4 Roval Akch Mason of Headquarters Columbia Chapter. No' 15 ar Fraternal Select Master o neil, No. 2: 4 member of Orient Command’ | | Jewelry Templ: the thir complete stock _of f Kallipolis Prophets: a past patrc ton Centennial Chapter. No. 26, and §\\n‘nrm potentate of Almas Temple Ie is also a of the Washin ton Board of 3 city ‘)‘l/ G St ) wanis and ¢ g K Open a lhm(.e Clubs. His service as > of Account Almas Temple covered the pe ’ Imperial Council session held in Washinzton some years 1 session that was notable in s of the Shrine. hand of Orient Commandery, No. 5. Knights Templa the air tomorrow eveni WOCAP from 10 to 11 dvill corps of the commind & lawn fete Thursday and last week North Carolina avenue e thz Tlre Rebuilding Co. nd Encampment in Detroit { 47 E S‘ N w - - — Tel. Lincoln 6602 Theodore Roosevelt Lodge. N i 1 have an open 1tion p ISIT- | pinists. The sketch was interspersed | et Tuesday with Past Matron £ : With solos by Mr. Titlow and M ) smery place. Past Matron | Hall June 26, with Associate Matr Cecelin Atcheson will assist as host n_ch The 1 = Z Q,‘j sy afgooa’ asBUICK?? Before you are persuaded, by an extra allowance on your old car, to buy some car you might not otherwise choose, compare the new car offered you to Buick. Does it have a “sealed chassis”? Has it a torque-tube-drive? Has it mechanical 4-wheel brakes? Has it a ten-plate, multiple-disc clutch? Has it a Fisher body? Has it adequate and efficient nation-wide service facilities? Has it more than a million enthusiastic owners? heBetter BUICK STANLEY H. HORNER EMERSON & ORME 1015-1017 14th St. NW. 1620 M St. N.W. 1220 19th St.N.W. 1016 Conn. Ave. Main 5800 Franklin 3860 WHEN BETTER AUTOMOBILES ARE BUILT. BUICK WILL BUILD THEM THE SUNDAY STAR. WASHINGTON, D. C, JUNE 13, 1926—-PART 3. southeast, Associate Matron Lillle F'.|Past Grand Patron Charles S reve, | will also give a progressive five hun- | dinner to be served Thursday. and Walter Barker, chalrman. The next meeting | Justice and Mrs. Walter \ 2 dred part sisted by the dormitory |17, from . at Northeast | served by ington Centennial Chapter, announces that the last regular mee! = ing for the Summer will be held June | matrons r ; of- | entertainment v ovided. . Chamberl; ibe of Normal [ Grand Matron Plitt. After the regu- | M. Huston, a Chapter, , Chicago, IIL; | lar order of business, the degrees will | Plumley ) be held Tuesday J. Thomp; ! st Higl At ; be confer 7 o rain- | treasurer; Mr - Court, con. | Chapter, No. 5, ac : ; , gh 1| w be conferred, followed by an entertain | oo o Mie o5 ¢ Tnirger were | Ruth Chaptes shington Ch i an [ ment program which will be in charge | ductre: . Rose May lHoward, |Hugh Arthur (\v! Americ Boss, 2 of T. Carolyn Collins. Refreshments, | assoclate mmlmu ss; Mrs. Mollie | A duet was also rendered s | dormito wrd parties, held at of Moun: B ! No. banquet hall. Next Tuesday evenin f; Mrs. 1. Campbell, Ruth; Mrs. . £ meeting of the ways and means J ther; Miss Ellen | . t skete s f o benefit « arty Ju . | tory 1 of . 4. Past high | committee will be held at the home | Me . Cora Ma 2" 3 3 Mo- | Chevy Chase priests of Horch Chapter pres- [ of -Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Cook, Masquer 5 Marie Deal | Circle veral solos, accompanied ent were Fielder 1. , Lucien G tme 5 Jorthbrook Cot A -nrflen i vi Vi > 5 " . N | wrtment Northbrook Court L3 D L . Baiitone eeie ren | inity Chapter, No. 33, at its meet- | at th | hostesses at the fifth of the series of | day evening. | Lodge, nd Imember of Cola. | in charge of Margaret Humphri g :, Tillie Cha meeting a pre ; U bia Chapte » B. Turner, kiaz|a committee, will be served C ‘sha cle alle: ackey z Miss [ the home of Mr hompson, _group of talented children and re. ¢ 1liz ! ris i 3 vn streef - will hold hments w Refre men of of the chapter, June 18, will be de.|Z. B. Phillips, Mrs. James J. Davis | committee, for the benefit of the dor- | Masor smple, reets | There will he voted to the conferring of the degrees. |and Clifford Berryman. mitory fund, September 17, in Joppa | northeast. The chapter lanning | fore the Summer re = Hall, at 2 p.m. and § p.m. an outing for the near future. , . Matron Mabel R. Cook of Wash-| At the next and final mecting of — — i | Acacia Chapter 3 No. 26, | Bethany Chapter, 4, the de-| Bethlehem Chapter, No. 7, met| Chevy Chase Chapter No. 39 will Py degrees will be conferred by the past [Tuesday evening, when a program of | conduct the services at the Fastern |ranged. The 16 | Star Home tod > pm., with Rev. | the Summer ficiating: M Robert de Bruce ! of the Order | Joseph . {or of the|sumed September DeMolay drill te: an exhibi- | Chevy Ch yterian Church, | board meeting rendered m officiating. T st meeting of the | home of Maria ¢ 3 chapter g e season will | day evening v prog chapt and m be nson next Tues shments were the chapte s meeting be will - elos s will be re e last home held at t husiness < presented b served. The dormi hold Yung, Bdward W. Libbey 4 fred | and on the same evening the dormi- | benefit of the.District Eastern Star ol 4 mm Wesley Jores, accom- £ Th v will have past ma- | Miriam Chapter, .o Shatcr. Yoty cornmiittde will 8. & ting | temple fund at the home. onar 1 o W High Priest Howell i Cliborne an- | at ‘the e MR DT AU Leen ik b, AW t B b arl Griflith e o sk past pattene Sight. . She e nounced the Royal Arch degree for hath street The Auxillary | Street, beginning at 4 p.m. June auxiliary home board will meet at the | degrees will st "I‘,‘ i |‘Anna B. 22 by membérs of the High | Home Board will meet at the home of | and lasting throughout the e e 1oV ’ o e ation. There will be re | Ressie . Huntsberry, 2811 Thirty- | The Sunshine-Dormitory committee t | meeting. shments following the evening's| fitth street, the evening of June 16. | Will meet at the home of Mrs. Amelia on Florence Litoard of Gavel| Patron Walter Stinons, as secret henefit of the iy Marshall, No. 1 W street, June 17, at Loldod oLk Lo P and Patron Betts, treas. | held Jun Martha Chapter No. 4, met June 4, | This will be the final meeting prior to | members are requested to be present which time it was entertained by |the Summer vacation. Following the | 4n¢ bring donations for the hope : i+ Hom 7 sy 3 Cha i ie Girls' Club, Mu Chi, Mrs. Louise | deg = ;\'urk. g s will be | chest. .mr:}‘\'[ i h»m\hl1Uln:m(«rr'l’::\'nl{\':}yl\l‘n " patrons of 1923 3 Ruts A ith. D, YORT: presented consisting of soprano solo: " = i e BohE ot C. acurts, chairman. | T presented consiating of soprano folos| At i tast mecting Joppa Lodge | The ‘home hoard will meet | 1924, e paciilcy bty o 1o | Gertrude Brooks Trumbly of Fidelity | Shapter, No. iai lipie buslness IIUIRGECeningR s tathe AIEE Sl = Masson; spec dance by Miss Julia | 3 PRI R ances Rowell, Cunsincham, accampanied on the|Chapter at the piano, and readings|and refreshments. in charge of the | street, Park, Va. i 18 entertainment committe has meet (Continued on wn part 30 o'clor . Past Matror arranged a_pro W1 gram which will follow the husiness rumis dormitory fund will u and Isther Chapter will confer the de- 30" p.m., as ant host being the | ! c £ ¥ & o Past Matror Irens s | ductress Stella Downs in ¢ se. E ERN STAR. 1 or a0 nt h b ) =3 Louise Darby, | urer; Past Matron Irene X 1S Arge AST AR. grees at its meeting next Thursday, | matron, Mrs. Lavinia Dunham. Al j SR EE €00 B SO pold in | conductress: Grand Lecturer Mollie E. | yosony gy, October, will have a committee meet- ac as chaplain; Past Grand | 6 “gq 5 gy sale for the 19, with Cor Lodge Chapter Thursday at rth Page.) 608 SEEUCC | Nuomi Chrapter. So. 3. conferre v;‘EBON“EStringt;;Sfick : & Vierbue by Miss Alta M. Chaffee of Beth. . : e ? : 3 < piano by Mk, Anna Vierbuche; : endowment committee, Past Matron | tory committee will hold a lawn party i L Fantastic Japanese sketch by Past | lehem Chap the meeting of | Lannie Taylor i e it maot! fat 1310 Kearney st it T s y SOItWDflS/ AroundtheGears ron Richard E. Titlow and the fol- June 3 the as e ing Wed ¢ evening the degrees |30. The chapter s been - members of Mu Chi: Past by vocal solc 2 D will be conferred, followed by refresh- | called off during July and Augu ,”" following e elyn Hursh, Marie Stulz, C: of Columt hi [ FiGits and de s it ba. the by Past Patron Willey O. Isof k Lindsay, Bmma L. Adams, AL | Ing M. Tullar /(€] r, and | last meeting until September 1. The | Lovalty Too |32 will RolWl(Falio. sdlo, - Mine Mildeed DEEIAME peer, ¢ Kuitz, Fisle Rock, |readings by Past Matron Edith Wil- |quxiliary home board will giye a five |18 Jast meeting before the Summer va- | banjo_selections. Miss Annabelle Bi You'll never have cost]y Pauline Miller, Ethel I | 1ams of Columbia Chapter. The aux- | hundred party at the home of Junior |Sition Wednesday. The , M. a Payne, Edith Van ¥ home board will meet June 18 | pyst Patron and Past Matron Dr. Beulah Klinehanse, Maude nd Ray Kimmel, with Mr Imma Withers and Mr. Carleton I Junior Matron Mr 10:30 a.m. The chapter choir wWill |man. The anm : 5 meet Tuesday with Past Matron Emmi e e Stulz, accompanied on the 0 by 5 Stulz, accompanied on the plano by |ess "rhe dormi committee, unde by Mrs. Hursh. The meeting was | jp,, shiloe. vtk N T [ Followed by tefreshments and dinein. | (oo sioe chairman, 1 condeting [l ternal Badges, Emblem- The Auxillary Home Board will meet | Ce5 2 ; Yor the Henefit | I n ic Jewelry and mnove i Litie honie T ConA\ctIeRs CHAMOHES | e o aabe: Horatices o¢ ths ,_wyp"m. Nash-Rinker Motor Co. uyine, $11 Sixth street northeast, | Masonic Eastern Star Home. It h SALES and SERVICE June 15, In addition to Mrs. will continue until June 25. Amon ) ] s | . 1 AND WOOD WH | 6 years at the same the hostess A Minnie L. |the patrons and patronesses are 7 | Richardson and Mrs. Edna L. Lin it Muster of Masohs: SHiey 3t R“ndlett le co. >\ H.S address speaks for itself > 1419 Irving St. N.W. Col. 4467 The ways and means committee will [ Jacobs, Past Grand Masters J. Harr hold a lawn fete June 16, at Sixt» |Cunningham and Charles I°. Robert 1336 14th St. N.W. A dtreet and North Carolina avenue | Past Gi ron N lete ——n=== Sweeping Price Reductions e sidence of Past Matron Etta |Mrs. A, M. Trivett, 806 Whittier s matrons _will _confer th es. ena’ in Eeekerhoard mim Bertha M. Davls, announces 5 transmission or ‘“rear f P % troubles. Your , 1835 Columbia road, June 30, at 8 p.m., Louise Weir chair- || h icken car will stay young, the 1 gears will shift easy— in zero weather, when you use Ebonite. Mrs. Emma \Withers: and a_reading haiemanship of Past Pation Lodge Supplies, Fra- At deat a : 3 1 ealers e-pound _cans, ons from the (175 SHREDDED OIL ) MISSIONS cREAR AXLES RSON OIL WORKS COLUMBIA 5228 HUDSON—ESSEX Effective June Ninth New Low Prices ESSEX 6 COACH, °*735 HUDSON COACH, 1,095 Hudson Brougham, $1,395 - Hudson 7-Pass. Sedan, $1,550 All Prices F. O. B. Detroit Plus Government Tax The Above Prices Include Following Equipment Bumpers, Front and Rear; Automatic Windshield Cleaner; Rearview Mir- ror; Transmission Lock Built-in; Radiator Shutters; Motor Meter; Combi- nation Stop and Tail Light. DISTRIBUTOR LAMBERT-HUDSON MOTORS CO. 1100 CONNECTICUT AVENUE PHONE WEST 1134 METROPOLITAN DEALERS NEUMEYER MOTOR COMPANY W. H. BAYNES 1828 14th 8¢t. N.W.—Phone North 75622 5501 Wisconsin Ave., Bethesds, Md., SAUNDERS MOTOR COMPANY SCHULTZE'S MOTOR COMPANY 1078 Wisconsin Ave.—West 144 1406 H 8% XX, PERRY BOSWELL HOLLAND MOTOR COMPANY 84th and R. L Ave. N.E.—FPhone Hyattsville 6 Connecticut Avenrue at R Street—Pot. 861 IMIRIE BROTHERS GARAGE L. C BARBER MOTOR COMPANY HALL-KERR MOTOR CAR CO. Bethesds, Maryland 3101 14th St. N.W.—Cel. 18 133 B St. S.E.—~Linc. 318