Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-11-02
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will be blue lodge night. Wednesday
grotto night and Thursday o. E. s
night. Dinner will be served all
three evenings from 5 to o'clock
An entertainment will be given each
night, followed by the usual dancing
The fraternities are invited.
Bethlehem Chapter, No. Z. received
| the officers of the Grand Chapter
Tuesday evening. The grand matron
Mrs. Maybury. and the grand patron
Mr.. Waterman, made addresses. and
, were the e-ipients of gifts from this
son and Mrs. Elizabeth Felt, respect
lively. The grand lecturer was pre-
scented with flowers by the chapter
through Mrs. leila Lynch. The de-
grees were conferred on large class
at a special meeting Thursday even.
ing.
! Columbia Chapter. No. Is. Monday
evening received its grand visitation
and listened to complimentary ad-
dresses from the grand matron and
grand patron on it's growth in mem
bership and otherwise. Both officers
were the recipients of testimonials
from the chapter through Past Patron
Rowell Past Grand Matron CoWies
] gave a talk on Roosevelt and follow
| ed 1t with the recitation of an origi-
| nal poem. 1.-THE Star" Mrs. Cunning.
ham of Esther Chapter. contributed
piano selections, and Mr.. Lynn. vocal
numbers. The Floral Circle will meet
! tomorrow afternoon, with MRS. Rob-
erts, at 1919 Holmead place.
Odd Fellows.
Golden Rule Lodge. No. p. has a
class of candidates for initiation Tues
| day evening. Arrangements are under
way to have Washington Lodge. No;
Federal City Lodge to confer the nrst
degree on November IL. Eastern
Lodge. No. I. will confer the second
degree November Is and Coiumbia
Lodge, No. 10. the third degree No
vember IS. This will be the program
The next grand visitation will be to
Langdon Lodge, No. 26, November TO-
This is where Grand Secretary Frank
E. Rapp holds membership and a large
attendance is expected to welcome
Rapp have been spending their vaca-
ton in Missouri the past few weeks.
Eastern Lodge, No. Z, will have a
large class initiation Wednesday even
ing under the dictatorship of w. E.
Lawson.
Victor P. Hammer. grand master,
and other Grand Lodge officers paid
their annual visit to Covenant Lodge,
No. IS, Thursday evening in George
town.
w. J. Rich. grand patriarch. and
other Grand Encampment ofncers paid
their semi-annual grand visitation to
Columbian Encampment. No. 1, We'd
nesday evening. A large attendance
was present, and refreshments were
served.
The Home Circle will meet wednes-
day evening in Odd Fellows Temple 4
committee has.arrAnged a program to
be presented at the close of the bust
ness session. A general invitation to
be present is extended.
Knights of Pythias.
Century Decatur Lodge, No. 80. will
entertain the officers of the Grand
Lodge tomorrow evening on their
| annual visitation. During the past
year the lodge has gained both in
| finances and membership. it is stated.
Amaranth Lodge. No. %. tomorrow
evening will confer the page rank.
The lodge. it is said. will show a
substantial gain in membership this
year.
Calanthe Lodge. No. II. which is
reported to be doing good work for
the service class. has the page rank
calendared for its next meeting.
Grand Chancellor Patrick and the
Grand Lodge officers received rous-
ing reception at Capital Lodge, No.
"a. Tuesday night. Nearly every local
lodge was represented ut the roll call.
Addresses were made by Past su-
preme Chancellor Dunn and Past
Chancellor Sellers. who presented to
the grand chancellor, on behalf Of
the lodge. a handsome clock. A So
cial session followed the visitation.
Miss Evelyn May Scott played a piano
f. Hooper contributed recitations.
George Hadley of Bryant. Tex., an
address. and "A. E. Lang, patriotic
! songs. There was music by-an or
chestra and refreshments. A sub
| stantial gain in finance and members
during the year was reported.
| evening attended the grand vista
| ton Of Capital Lodge in q body. The
! lodge will hold its candidates for the
/ service class on November 20.
Grand Chancellor Patrick Is boost
| ing" the service class at each Of the
! grand visitations. From reports al
| ready received the class is expected
| to be a wonderful success. Nearly
I every subordinate lodge will be rep
resented. it is stated.
! The ways and means committee has
announced q euchre party November
Is and a rummage sale November 81
| % and 20.
Pythian Sisters.
Mrs. Crowthers. Mrs. Roderick. Mrs
| Cason. Mrs. Wilson and Mrs. Kimmel
are the committee in charge of the
| social evening of Friendship Temple
! Wednesday night number of can
! didates were initiated at the last
/ meeting. and Mrs. Bennett. a member
of a western temple. was received
by transfer. Most Excellent Chief
! nicut drillmaster.
Rathbone Temple. No. s. held q
| rummage .sale the past week Com
| visitors to Walter Reed Hospital dur
! ing the year. dispensing cheer to the
! convalescent veterans At each meet
| ing of Rathbone Temple, it is stated
| contributions have been made for the
boys at the hospital
| Rathbone- Superior Lodge, it is claim
ed, had the distinction of having haG
more of it's members actively par.
| ticipating in the world war than any
of it's sister lodges in the District
! These members are to be honoret
Friday, November Il. with an enter
tainment that promises. to be mem
| ora hla committee of which Edpa,