Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-10-24


ton to Miriam Chapter tomorrow
evening.
The Ladies' Home Board Auxiliary
of the Masonic and Eastern Star
Home will meet at New Masonic TEN
pie tomorrow afternoon at 80
o'clock.
Columbia Chapter will have the de-
grees tomorrow evening and the
home board will hold a rummage sale
october % to 80, at 600 Florida ave
nue. northwest. with Mrs. Ida b.
WALES and Mrs. Lillian Stewart in
charge
Friendship Chapter will have the
degrees Tuesday evening.
Electa Chapter will have the de-
grees Tuesday evening and on Friday
| evening, at a special, will finish It's
years work.
Naomi Chapter will have its grand
visitation Wednesday evening.
Bethlehem Chapter will have its an
nual bazaar Thursday afternoon and
evening. November II. at the North
| east Masonic Temple.
| East Gate Chapter will advance its
officers at a special meeting Frlday
| evening and November will have us
endowment nlshI, Win d speSi%, ~
| gram, in charge of Past Matron Beach:
| The chapter held its annual grano
visitation recently. Grand Matron
Barnard was presented with cut,
| glass mayonnaise bowl. The grahu
patron also was suitably remembered.
| Past Grand Matron Loeffier, mother
! of the chapter" and Grand Lecturer
| Teachum were presented with mowers
and Past Grand Patron Poynton win
| a framed motto. The chapter VIII
have special Friday evening. when
the line officers will be advanced MIS-
| Elsie HAYES acting as matron.
J,ebanon Chapter will have special
Saturday evening at 1880 O'Clock TO lnl-
tate all who have been elected 10 re-
last meeting increased the membership
of the chapter to 402 and caused great
iubilation among the members. 1t was
announced that s511.17 had peen rear
lied by the recent bazaar Inc MS.
dance OF the season will be given by the
MANNERS of the chapter at the New Ra-
leigh Hotel Wednesday evening, NoVem-
Der TO-
| Bethlehem Chapter will have charge
| of the services at the Masonic ana East
ern Star Home next Sunday afternoon.
Myron NJ. Parker Lodge of Masons has
accepted an invitation to be present.
| Washington Centennial chapter mi
tiated twenty candidates during the
week, followed by brief program OF
entertainment and refreshments. As
sociate Matron Ruth Ayler and Myrtle
HAYES, organist, assisted the Trestle-
board Club in entertaining the foiks at
the Masonic and Eastern Star Home Sat
urday evening, October is. Conductress
Hannah Munroe and Myrtle Hayes will
| furnish the program of entertainment at
the second meeting of the chapter in NO
Iyember. The chapter has recently IN.
vested $1,000 in dinner service and will
be heard from in future events at new
Masonic Temple.
Bethany Chapter recently appropriated
s435, it's full, apportionment. for the
Eastern Star Temple fund. and $50 for
the home board. The Bethany Afterno
Club, which was organized during the
wear with Mrs Eva D. Court as presi-
dent nd Mrs. Rose May Howard as Sec
rotary, meeting the second and fourth
Thursdays Of the month at the homes
of it's members, is to continue the or
lganization for chapter service. The
grand visitation will take place Novem-
her s, when a unique program is to be
presented November II a rummage sale
will be held under the supervision of
Mrs. Amy G. Thompson. November -
the line will be advanced for the de-
igrees. Mrs. Jennie NJ. Porter acting as
Imatron.
Miss Bennett of William F. Hunt Chap
ter entertained Ruth Chapter Monday
evening after the degrees.
! ODD FELLOWS.
Excelsior Lodge, No. II, announces
in his ninet$-second year. and the
1
will pay the lodge visit Tuesday
evening. Noble Grand Leo 8. Schoen-
thai in his circular says: "In COM
memoration Of this important event
this lodge after a very short business
session will give an interesting and
high class entertainment, followed by
} a smoker. To the membership-at-
large. especially those of mature
years. I extend an especial invitation
to be present. AS there will be
something doing every minute from
7:45 on" I would advise early attend
ance. There will be no reserved seats
other than for especially invited
! guests.
Grand Master Dunn and the Grand
, Lodge officers made their first vista :
tion of the fall series to Langdon
Lodge Monday evening. A large at
!, tendance heard the address of Grand
Representative w. w. MILAN, which
| was III tne nature OF d report OIL lHe
, deings of the Sovereign Grand Lodge
, at Boston. Each Grand Lodge officer
| received special invitation to at
!. tend, and from the wording of the
invitation it was generally believed
. the officers were to be roasted, but no
harm befell them.
II Fred D. Stuart Encampment, No. Z,
will hold special session Friday to
confer the Royal Purple degree on
!, ten candidates.
The Odd Fellows of the District of
Columbia mourn with Friendship
; loved past grand master. Theodore
Mead, who died on the 18th instant,
, | after career of over fifty years as
, an Odd Fellow active in all branches
of the order. He was a member of
} Fred D. Stuart Encampment and
and for many years was one of the
leaders in the Grand Lodge. The fu-
; neral was held Wednesday and was
attended by a number of the grand
officers and members of the various
, bodies of which he was a member
Mount Pleasant Lodge, No. 90, had a
: special program Tuesday evening
for unaffiliated Odd Fellows of the
District and the grand officers. The
lnitiatory degree was conferred, after
which those present were entertained
/. by an exposition of the manly art
that could hardly have been classed
as a prohibited prize fight, the referee
getting the most punishment. A mo-
|, tion by deputy grand master to donate
barrel Of -four to the Odd Fellows
Home was unanimously carried.
Friendship Rebekah, No. 8, will give
a dance Friday, at Masonic Hall, 18th