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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-05-21
Knights of Columbus.

The major degree of the order
will be conferred on big class
of candidates from FIVE councils
in the District and Fitzgerald Coun-
ell of Alexandria. Va. this after
noon at ESQ o'clock in the X. OF c.
Hall. District Deputy John A. Eckert
and stan. with D. J. keohane and other
officers from Philadelphia. will exem-
plify the degree. District Deputy DR..
Charles /. Griffith. State Warden Red
+. Colliflower. Washington Council:
John ]. Keenan,. keane Council: Frank
A.. Kidd, Carroll Council: DR.. J. r.
Bisgs. Spalding Council. and Edward
the officers of the several councils. will
assist.
The annual communion service of the
order will take place next Sunoa.
Immaculate Conception Church. sth and
\ streets northwest. Invitations will
be sent to the membership to assemble
in the school hall. which will be open
at 7:30 o'clock. There the members
will form five units. representing the
five councils. and. headed by the state
officers District deputies and grand
knights and officers. will march in a
body to the church. marshaled by State
Warden De Vaney and the wardens or
the local councils. The entire edifice
will be reserved for their use at this
mass. The apostolic delegate. Most
Rev. John Bonzano, will be the cele
brant Of the mass.
Michael D. Schaefer of the Washing
ton Chapter presided at the first gen
eral meeting OF the knights of Colum-
bus family party" and field day COM
mittee of fifty Wednesday night Ten
tative arrangements were made for the
outing of the order to be held at Ches-
apeake Beach July II. The chairmen
ing transportation. reception. public
comfort. invitation. athletics and field
day events. printing, tickets and
finance and publicity, filed reports
showing satisfactory progress. The
Daughters of Isabella accepted the in
participate. The knights of Baltimore
also have been invited to join with the
local body in the big outing.
The second degree was conferred on
large class of candidates. in the h.
of Washington. Keane. Carroll, Spald-
ing and Potomac councils.
Keane Council Thursday night will
receive reports from the committee for
the complimentary excursion to be Civ
pirate exercises will be held to com
memorate the eighteenth anniversary
of the council A program of athletic
events for men and boys, women and
children. as we'll as entertainment fea-
lures for the orphans of the city. who
will be the special guests of the
council for the day. will be presented.
The excursion is complimentary to the
members OF keane Council, their lam
lilies and friends.
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a committee from the board of direct
ors of the home Wednesday evening to
select the room to be furnished. The
committee in charge of the purchase
of furniture will hold a rummage sale
in the near future.
The Assembly Home Circle will give
lawn party and dance at the home
building. $3.50 n street northwest
Wednesday evening. Past Noble Grand
Mollie E. Edmonston. chairman of the
committee on arrangements, has re-
ouested members of all the committees
to be present. At the committee meet
ing Wednesday evening in l. o. o. F.
Hall twenty-five lodges were repre-
scented. A program Of entertainment
will be provided. including dancing,
ice cream and cakes.
Fidelity Lodge, No. :. met Tuesday
Grigsby among its many visitors.
During the course of the evening she
introduced her successor. President
Belle NJ Carter Of the Rebekah AS
sembly Grand Master W. J. Hope was
present and delivered an address.
Martha Washington Lodge, No. 8,
conferred the degree at the last meet
applications were received also. The
death Of Past. Noble Grand Elizabeth
weber was announced, and arrange
ments were made for attending the
funeral The last two socials. held at
the homes Of Miss Mollie E. Edmon-
ston and Mrs. Hester. respectively.
were attended by a large number of
members. The committee on arrange.
ments for furnishing room in Odd
Fellows, Home. consisting Of Past
Noble Grands Dora j. B. Hendrix,
Mollie E. Edmonston and Olga NJ. Rog-
ers, will meet at the home building
Wednesday evening to make its selec-
ton of room.
Ruth Lodge. No. 2. met Monday even
ing. Past President Annie E. Grigsby
was among the visitors. and presented
her successor, Mrs. Belle NJ. Carter.
Grand Master Hope and Past Grand
Master James H. Crew also were pres
emit. Several applications for member
ship were received. Ruth Lodge Is
the home lodge of President Belle NJ.
Carter of the Assembly. and the mem
bers generally expressed their deter.
rnination to show their appreciation OF
the honor by adding more members to
their roster than any other lodge dur
ing the year.
Noble Grand Katie Morrison has an
nounced that there will be no degree
work at the meeting of Mount Pleasant
Rebekah Lodge. No. 9. Wednesday even
ing, but that, after a short business ses-
sion, the evening will be given over to
q social
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Pythian Sisters.
ENTHUSIASTICALLY Temple. No. Q.
initiation.
Friday-Rathbone Temple. No. 8. in
itiation.

Rathbone Temple, No. s, will cele-
brate the twenty-ifth anniversary of
it's institution Friday night, for. which
the following committee has been ap-
pointed: Mrs. Daisy Wightman, chair
man: Mrs Minnie Woifsheimer, Mrs.
Kate Smith, Mrs. Lola Marks, Mrs.
Elizabeth Turner, Mrs. Olivia Atherton,
Mrs. Mary Mitchell. Mrs. Blanch Som
mers. Mrs. Bertha Williams, Mrs Flor
ence David, Mrs. Johns. Mrs. Hooper,
Miss Josephine Jarboe, Miss Demarest
Simpson, H. Elkton Smith, George
Barkman, Israel Sommers John Geiman,
Samuel Wolfsheimer and John Prescott.
Friendship Temple. No. 9. Wednesday
night, disposing of business matters.
celebrated the birthdays of Mrs. Ida
Crown and Mrs. Elsie Vandervort, and
the twenty-seventh wedding anniver-
sary of Mr.. and Mrs Marion Crowthers.
Mrs. Crown and Mrs. Vandervort were
the recipients of cut glass dishes, and
Mrs. Crowthers received bouquet Of
pink roses as gifts from the temple.
The man members surprised the wom-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-05-21

Eastern Lodge, No. :, will confer the
third degree Wednesday evening. Degree
Director Lawson, 1t is announced. will
introduce several new features, which will
add much to the impressiveness of the
work Of the degree team. At the last
meeting the second degree was conferred
A large number of visitors from other
lodges and many from foreign jursdic-
tons were present.
Friendship. Lodge. No. IL. conferred the
third degree Wednesday evening. Grand
Master Hope was present and with sew
eral members of the general degree team,
assisted in the degree work. The next
meeting will occur Wednesday evening,
June Z. the lodge meeting but twice a
month. on the first and third Wednesday.
BY a unanimous vote the lodge at its last
meeting donated $500 to the Odd Fellows
Home Association. This is the second do
nation made by the lodge since the pur-
chase Of the home building. Tickets were
received for the joint excursion to Chesa-
peake Beach July - for the benefit of
the home. Past Grand Master Mead pur-
chased the first lot sold and urged all to
lend assistance to the worthy cause. Ar
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Improved Order of Red Men.

The Hummer class adoption is reported
a success in every particular, 200 mem
bers of the order being present to wit
ness the comforting of the degrees on
forty candidates, furnished as follows:
Logan Tribe, twenty: White Eagle. thir-
teen; Idaho, five. and Usage and Red
Wing, one each. The degrees were confer
red under the direction of Degree Master
James A. Madison, jr., assisted by Rob-
ert Strobel, sachem; J. Henry Hummer,
prophet; T. H. Dennis. senior sycamore;
f. W. Madison, Junior sycamore. and F.
w. Shepherd, first sannap, in the first
and second degrees. and with Mr. Madi-
son as sachem in the second degree, and
with F. w. Shepherd as prophet in the
third degree. An innovation was intro
duced in the last degree, ii is said.
which was heartily Endorsed. Great
Sachem J. Henry Hummer was congratu-
lated on the success of the class adop-
ton. and already is formulating plans for
another this fall.
The following Great Council officers
were present: Great Sachem Hummer,
Great Senior Sycamore Heidenheimer.
Great Junior Sycamore Boyer, Great
Prophet J. I. Bunch. Great Chief of Rec
ords Altman, Great Mishinewa Custard,
Great Guard of the Forest Dennis, Past
Great Sachems w. H. Wilson. Charles
A. Fuller, w. c. White. w. B. Garner
r. w. Thompson. George f. Gartrell and
a number of members from out of the
city.
The Great Council excursion committee
will meet tomorrow night at the hall of
Usage Tribe, 9Th and G streets north
west. Secretary Martin. by direction of
Chairman Dennis, has issued a call by
mail for the meeting.
Osceola Tribe at it's last meeting re-
ceived the report Of the finance commit
tee. which showed that the tribe is in
fiourishng condition. The relief chiefs
reported as to the sick. The tribe will
celebrate its seventh anniversary June T.
Great Senior Sycamore Jacque Heiden-
heimer was present at the meeting.
Red Wing Tribe met Monday night
Under good of the order Prophet LingIe
delivered an address on the principles of
the order Senior Sycamore Lanham and
Past Sachem Yeabower also spoke Visi-
tors were present from Logan Tribe.
Great Junior Sycamore Boyer. who is the
chief of records of the tribe, reported the
tribe in good condition.
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Jr. o. u. A. M.

Mount Vernon Council. No. 10
Wednesday night elected one candidate
to membership. The relief committee
which showed the list to be somewhat
increased.
A communication was read from Wa
bash Council. No 80. of Baltimore, re-
porting as to the condition of W. j
Hurd. A committee of fifteen has been
appointed to arrange for the annual
family excursion at Chesapeake Beach
in July.
Among the visitors of the evening
was E. Jackson of Anacostia Council,
No. Is.
Liberty Bell Council, No. SIS, met
Tuesday evening in Northeast Temple.
Vice Councillor Dawkins presided in
absence of Mr.. Lanham. Mr. Oliveri of
and assisted in the initiation. w. l..
Lingeback was reported as the only
member on the sick list. The applica-
ton of J. A. Poole was read and R. Z.
Romer was elected to membership. The
degree of patriotism was conferred
upon G. W. Whitmer. B. ]. Brown was
appointed instructor in the secret work.
Remarks were made by Messrs. Walk
err. Dawkins. H. e. Brady. Brown. Page
and McCulloch.
Anacostia Council. No. Is, Tuesday
evening in Masonic hall initiated three
candidates. The council at a former
meeting went on record for half hol-
iday on Saturdays for the entire year
and requested President Wilson for ia
vorable action. A letter was read from
Secretary Tumulty stating that the
resolutions had been laid before Presi-
dent Wilson. Short addresses were
made by Messrs. Mitchell. Fry. Ryan.
Praither, Brashears. Thomas, Simpson
and Estep.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-05-21

Mrs. Belle NJ. Carter, a past noble
grand and member of Ruth Rebekah
Lodge, No. ,. was elected president of
the Rebekah Assembly of the District
of Columbia at the last annual meet
ing of the assembly to succeed Mrs. An
ME f. Grigsby. Mrs. Carter is the sec
ond president of the Rebekah Assem-
bly, and will hold Office until the first
Tuesday in May. 1917. Past President
Grigsby, the first president, held office
from the institution of the assembly
January II. 1915, to the May meeting of
the assembly Of this year.
Mrs Carter has long been identified
with the work of the Rebekah Lodges
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The last spring visitation will be
made to Harmony Lodge. No. p. Thurs
day night by Grand Chancellor John
B. Dickman and officers of the Grand
Lodge This is the home lodge of Grand
Prelate Charles w. Henderson. Har
mony Lodge usually has surprises at
it's visitation exercises. Representa-
tives Timberlake and Hilliard of Colo
RADIO. it is announced. have accepted
| invitation to deliver addresses.
Excelsior Lodge, No IA, has the page
rank scheduled for Tuesday night. This
lodge is said to be noted for its ritu-
alists.
The council of Grand Lodge officers
met at Pythian Temple Wednesday
night to arrange for the memorial
June IL. in the auditorium of Pythian
Temple. Webster Lodge will be in spe-
cial convention for these services and
the stations will be occupied by the
Grand Lodge officers.
Rev Patrick Murphy rector of st.
Michaels and All Angels Episcopal
Church. I'D street and Virginia avenue
northwest, has invited members of the
Pythian order to attend services at his
Grand Chancellor Dickman has asked
for a large attendance of members of
the order that evening.
The proposed Dunn day." inaugu-
rated by Franklin Lodge, No. =, in hon
or of Past Supreme Chancellor Edward
Dunn. a charter member of that lodge,
is said to be meeting with great favor
among the Pythians of this the mother
domain The committee in charge will
ma in fe In fog
of the event. which will be held in the
fall. Plans are now being considered
to ask the cooperation of the Supreme
Lodge in the celebration and thus
make it an affair in which the entire
supreme domain will be interested.
Franklin Lodge presented the work
in the esquire rank Thursday night.
with Past Supreme Representative Jo-
Chancellor Commander J. A. Ingra-
ham presided.
The annual meeting of the stockhold-
ers of the Knights of Pythias Hall AS
sociation will be held at the Pythian
Temple Monday night. June 5. at 1870
o'clock. Secretary H. ]. Gasson states
that representatives from the lodges
should have proper credentials in writ
ing to vote at the annual election of
nine directors of the board.
esquire rank on H. A. Hartwig for
Panama Lodge, No. 1, Tuesday night.
That lodge had already conferred the
page rank, but before Mr.. Hartwig
could proceed farther he was trans
ferred to Brooklyn. n. Y, where he had
applied to have the work conferred,
and then he was again shifted. this
time to Washington. being an employee
of the Post Office Department.
Equal Lodge, No. II. conferred the
rank of knight Wednesday night. SYRIA
cusians Lodge. No. 10, attended in a
body. and members of the team partici-
pated in the work. Others taking part
included Supreme Representative AL
bert Kahlert, Grand Vice Chancellor
Melick and Grand Keeper Of Records
and Seal Gasson. The members Of
Equal Lodge are enthusiastically at
work in an endeavor to secure the prize
offered by Mr.. Kahlert, for securing the
most members by December ].
Union Lodge. No. %. will meet We'd
nesday night. Past Chancellor Thomas
J. Cason states Surprise" Is in store
for the membership. and that it may be
sprung at an early date. He has not
yet given out any details.
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Virginia Reel Party at Builders Hall,
Wednesday evening. Capt. P. V. keat-
ing announces that besides the dances
of We olden time, there will be lots of
entertainment. including surprises,
especially for the woman folks, young
and old.
Monarch George H. Emmons has call
ed a business meeting of Kallipolts
Grotto at the Chamber of Commerce
Hall for June g.
Shadukiam Grotto, No. 40. of Detroit,
which will be host to the Yelled Proph-
cts at the session of the Supreme
plans as follows: Sunday, June IS.
spent in meeting all trains to welcome
incoming prophets: Monday. June 10,
all day, reception committee and Au-
tomobile Club will meet all trains and
boats. escort visitors to the registra-
ton booths and supply them with of
fetal badges. souvenir programs and
entertainment coupons before escorttng
them to their headquarters; 1880 pm,
side trip to Bob-Lo; Tuesday, June 20.
side trips to BobLo and Put-in-Bay;
Supreme Council opens at Statler Ho-
tel. am; Alpha Cavern ladies will
entertain visiting ladies with boat ride.
entertainment and lunch. arriving at
Council lunch at Statler Hotel; 1880
pm. side trip to Bob-Lo: 2:30 PM.
band and drill corps contest at Belle
Isle, also base ball game and other
sports: 7:3O PM. moonlight dance and
entertainments: 10 pm, Might of
Revelry." confetti battle. -grotesque pa
rade and dancing; Wednesday. June
81, $3.50 am. side trip to Bob-Lo; 3
am, Supreme Council session; 10 am,
Alpha Cavern ladies to entertain Wis
iting ladies with automobile ride
around city; 1 pm. buffet luncheon
for Supreme Council and ladies at Ho-
tel Statler: pm, parade; pm.
also a theater party for the visiting
ladies'
Benjamin B. French Lodge. No. IS:
will have the NJ. NJ. degree. followed
by "a large evening"" June 5.
Ascension day services will be held
pm. Thursday, June 1, in charge OF
Columbia Commandery. No: 2, knights
|Templar. The parade will be reviewed
by the President from the north porti-
CO of the White House. The sir knights
are urged to invite their ladies' and
friends to the services.
Bethesda Lodge. No. 204. of Mary
land is to give carnival at Edgemoor
station the evenings of Nav 80 and 81
and June ] and 2. on the lot recently
purchased by the lodge. The proceeds
are to be devoted to the building of a
Masonic hall. to cost not less than
$4,000. Circus features in wide va,
riety have been planned. with tented
dancing pavilion and other amusement
features An automobile is to be
awarded as a prize. Preparations al
ready made for the affair. it is stated,
represent an outlay Of nearly $1,000.
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Odd Fellows.
LODGES.

LODGES.
Monday No. II: Rracon, No. Il.
and I.angdon, No. 90. business.
Tuesiay-Amity. No. -. and Golden
Rule. No. FL degree. Washington.
No. q, business.
Wednesdxy Eastern. No. :. and Federal
city. No. 20, degree. Harmony, No.
D, business.
ThurHday Columbia, 40. 10; Salem. No..
%, and Excelsior. 20. II, degree.
Covenant, 80. ID. business.
Friday-Central, No. I; Metropolis. No.
10, and Phoenix. No. %, business.
ESCAMPMENT.
Tuesday-Fred d. Stewart, No. :. bust
ness and open social.
PATRIARCHS MILITANT.
saturday--Canton Washington. No.. ].
drill.
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Masonic.

LODGES.
Mcm,ay-Dawson. No. 16. f. G.: STAINS
bury, No -. l.. A.. Pcntaipha. No.
~. special. NJ. NJ.
Tucs.Iay-Federal No. !, F. C.: Naval.
No. 3. special. NJ. NJ: Aencia: No.
Is. f. A.: Takoma. No. ~, NJ. N.
Wcdne sday-Harmony. No. IL. NJ. NJ:
MyIon NJ Parker. special. NJ. NJ:
School of Instruction.
Thurs,!ay-The New Jerusalem. No. q,
f. A.: Temple Soyes, No. 81, f.. {.
and business.
Fricay-St. Johns. No. II. f. A.: Hope,
No. 20. E. A. and +. {.
Saturiay-St. Johns, No. IL. special, Z
pm. NJ. NJ.
ROYAL ARCH CHAPTERS.
Today-Brightwood. No. .. 2 pm, re-
ligious services Masonic and Eastern
star Home.
Monday Mount Vernon. No. 3, mark.
Tucsday-Moant Horeb. No. .. mark. :.
Friday-Capitol. No. II, Z. NJ. and NJ.
T.. NJ; Mount Pleasant, No. ID,
social.
KNIGHTS TEMPLAR COMMANDMENTS.
No announcements for publication.
ANCIENT AND ACCEPTED SCOTTISH
RITE.
Tuesday-Robert de Bruce Council,
Knights kadosh. business.
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of the District. having Joined Ruth
Lodge, No. ., more than twenty years
ago. She has served in every Office in
the lodge and for several years has
been it's treasurer. An active worker in
the degree team. she officiated as past
noble grand when Ruth degree team
won first prize at the session of the
Sovereign Grand Lodge held in Toronto,
Canada.
Mrs. Carter is also a member and
active worker of the Fifth Baptist
Church and is identified with the Bap-
fist Home and the Baptist Orphanage,
devoting her time and labor to the es-
tablishing of the orphanage in Brook
land. ID. G. Since the institution of the
assembly she has served as marshal of
that body.
Esther Rebekah Lodge, No. 5, will
meet tomorrow evening, and the COM
mittees having in charge the theater
party for June will submit their re-
port and explain the arrangements
which have been made for the party.
Noble Grand Adams reports that inter-
est Is being manifested in furnishing
room in Odd Fellows Home. to be
known as Esther Lodge room. COM
mittee from the lodge will meet with
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-05-21
an members of the temple with an elab-
crate supper which they had prepared.

The School at Burberry Corners"
presented by the Petersburg Club Of
Rathbone Temple Monday night in the
auditorium of the Pythian Temple, was
one of the most successful affairs ever
given by members of the Pythian Sis
ters in this domain. The hall was
crowded with members and friends to
witness the antics of the schoolmaster,
the board of directors and the pupils.
Miss Josephine Jarboe. who directed the
rehearsals of the club, was heartily
congratulated on the work of the menu
bers of the cast. a feature at the close
of the School was the presentation
of a bouquet to Sim Dipsey" by Grand
Chancellor John b. Dickman, who is a
member of Rathbone Temple.
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Order of Eastern Star.

CHAPTERS
Misunderstanding Home Board, pm.
Masonic Temple; Temple. No. IL.
special program: Columbia. No. Is,
degrees and program.
Wednesday-Naomi, No. 3. program Of
entertainment; Brookland. No. IL,
degrees.
Friday-Takoma. No. 10. degrees: Ca
tlcdral, No. Il. business and enter
tainment.