Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-02-11
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has boosters club. While there is no
regularly organized body Of boosters, the
lodge in its circular has touched the
ssys % not very popuaT ana CONT
plain Of the lack of sociability and good
fellowship while you are doing nothing
to advance these features. Join the
boosters and let every one know that st.
of this Jurisdiction" With this spirit
1t is no wonder that St. Johns Lodge
Is rolling up big membership. With
each member booster there may be
untold results.
William J. Naylor. P. NJ. Pentalpha
Lodge, No. q, will deliver his lecture on
The Examination of a Visitor" before
st. johns Lodge, No. II, February q.
This lecture should be Of special interest
TO the younger members, as they will be
given comprehensive idea of what Is
expected of them should they care to
visit some other jurisdiction or lodge
where they are not known.
At the last regular meeting of Martha
Chapter, No. 4, o. E. s., after the
usual routine work, all master Ma
sons Of the District who were also East
ern Star members were welcomed in a
very pleasing manner by Worthy Matron
Mrs: Ella Woodward and Worthy Patron
w. j. Johnston, also past master of Naval
II Lodge. A number of the members of the
Grand Chapter were also presentAMrs.
fannie Taylor. grand matron; Charles
Roberts. grandpatron; Miss Grace wilkins.
associate grand matron; Mrs. Rose Yost,
grand secretary, and Past Grand Ma
irons Miss Ethel D. Baker, Mrs. Hattie
Hutchinson, Mrs. Mary T. O'Brien and
music by the Martha Chapter quartet
The program was as follows: Selection.
Martha Chapter quartet; reading, Miss
Alma Mcbride: soprano solo, Miss Eliza
~n<NvG
Helen Beyers aud Lillian smithson; read
Ing. Miss Mary Hebbard; solo, Mrs. Dana
Holland; reading, Mrs. Marie Stanton.
assisted by Misses Maize Butts, Ella
Austin and Mrs: Lulu Lnthicum; duet,
Miss Helen Harder and Mrs. Flora Van
tdise: reading. Miss l. Eliason. assisted
by Miss Marie Richardson: vocal solo,
Mrs. Hattie Williams; selection, Martha
washington quartet, comprising Misses
Fisher and Austin and Messrs. Mells
and Richardson
Past Grand Master of New Hampshire
Jonn FENDER was a visitor at the COM
munication of Pentalpha Lodge, No. %,
Monday evening, witnessing the confer
ring OF the master Mason degree.
Lodge. No. %. next Tuesday evening the
master Mason degree will be exemplifed
by Past Master William E. Dyre. 1t is
expected that Past Grand Master ].
Claude KEEPER will be present, as we'll as
g number of masters and past masters
from local lodges on this occasion. Past
Master Dyre will be assisted by the regu-
lar line officers Of the lodge in the degree
work In the absence Of Joseph B. Simp-
son, master of Takoma Lodge, who is at
present out Of the jurisdiction. Senior
Warden Howard Fisk will preside over
the lodge Tuesday evening. Junior War
den Enos s. Harnden is also out of the
Jurisdiction, having left on an extended
| on fYin
Federal Lodge. No. 1, F. A. A. NJ,
will confer the Fellowcraft degree Feb
r. w1h @ h v6.ad
upon at the meeting. Announcement is
made that J. G. Saunders, a member Of
the lodge, who has been ILL., will soon
be able to attend the meetings.
Senior Warden Sir s. W. Trunnell.
chairman Of the sick committee Of Column
bia Commandery, has been signally hon.
ored because Of the manner in which he
giving cheer to the sick members OF his
commandery.
He has done his work so well that it
has attracted the attention of other Ma
sonic bodies and he is sought by them.
Mr.. Trunnen has rendered fine service
has been asked to do similar work for
other bodies is a testimonial that should
be highly pleasing. His example should
be an inspiration for others. it is said, to
copy. and Columbia Commandery rightly
takes pride that one OF its number should
be so sought after by other bodies.
Areme Chapter, No. 10, O. e. S., will
conduct the religious services at the
afternoon. The service will begin at
8 o'clock and will be in charge OF Rev.
T. 6. Mallalieu.
At a meeting OF Areme Chapter last
Wednesday a large number Of members
were present. Degrees were conferred
upon new members, after which recita-
tions were given by Mrs. Jennie Por-
ter and Mrs. F. G. Bartlett. At the
close Of Of tb the meeting Ss supper was
ments being In charge Of Mrs. Frank
Pierce and her committee. The worthy
matr0n, Mrs. Genevieve Haley. and her
corps OF officers performed the work.
The annual convocation Of the Grand
Chapter Of Royal Arch Masons will be
held at Masonic Temple February IA
at O'clock in the evening. The grand
attendance Of the representatives of
other Grand chapters.
Naval Lodge, No. 4, F. A. A. NJ, will
hold another Of its popular euchre par
ties in the music hall Of the Naval
Lodge building shortly.
Naval Lodge. No. 4. F. A. A. NJ, is
making every effort to create friendliness
among it's members, and the social enter
tainments the lodge has been giving dur
ing the past month are only outdone by
the welcome with which each member is
greeted.
The next event will be large progress
sive euchre party in the music hall Of
the Naval Lodge building the, evening of
February 10. Unusually attractive prizes
have been obtained for the successful
contestants. and every effort will be made
to make the occasion pleasant.
ODD FELLOWS.
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