Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-11-14

hem Chapter Tuesday evening pres
ents were given to Grand Matron Bar
nard. Grand Patron Bogley, Grand
Lecturer Teachum and General Grand
Treasurer Mrs: Alcena Lamond. The
program included solos by Mrs. Marie
G. Deal and Mrs. Gertrude Lyon. vio-
lin selections by Mrs Lillian Gusack
and piano selection by Mrs. Elsie
Weaver. A brilliant new "star" was
lighted for the first time in honor Of
the grand officers.
A new chapter of the order. to be
known as Joppa Lodge Chapter was
Instituted at the Scottish Rite Cathe-
|dral Saturday evening week ago,
with thirty members on the charter
list: Grand Patron Reunen A. Bogley.
a SISTED by Grand Marshal Ruth Dom
'omciated After it's institution the
new chapter was opened in form by
It's officers and forty five petitions for
membership were received. Arrange
ments were made to meet in the new
Stansbury Lodge Temple at Bright
wood the first and third TUESDAYS Of
the month. until suita bile place of
T nee can be secured in Petworth.
Ine Officers of the new chapter are:
Eme {. Norton. ,natron: Howard F..
Kane. patron: Ruth L. Mills, associate
matron; Bessie G. Jackson, secretary:
Lean .eane netz. treasurer: Anna II.
scott. conductress; Carrie Defendorf.
eanist: Mary E May. chaplain: Ma
bel Byrd: marshal; Mamie Green
street. Adah: Marjorie Abbott Ruth ).
F'reda Wendelken. Esther: Esther
rrice' Martha: GEORGIA Klare. Electa;
Mary E: Fornwall. warder, and
Charles o. Greenstreet sentinel.
The grand visitation Of Martha Chan
ter. No. IA, Q. e. S.. will be held Friday
night in Naval Lodge Hall, 4th street
and Pennsylvania avenue southeast.
ODD FELLOWS.
Salem Lodge. No. %. paid friendly
call Wednesday evening to Covenant
Lodge. No. 10, of GEORGETOWN, where.
under the direction OF Past Grand
England. degree director, the first
degree was conferred upon a large
class. November "a the lodge will
give an entertainment anu danceNat
the Masonic Hall, 14th and u streets
southeast, one-ha1f of the net pro-
ceeds of which will go to the i. o.
Q. r. Home
Capt. Leary. president of the Arbor
Cup, in his annual report, states that
good work has been done by this or
ganization in identifying the Odd
The Odd Fellows Bowling League.
under direction Of Past Grand Law
son OF Eastern Lodge. recently start
Ell Its season. Eight of the lodges
are represented.
Wednesday evening. December 8,
Federal City Lodge. No. 20. will visit
Alexandria, Va, where the first de-
gree will be conferred for Sarepta
Lodge, No. 46. of that city.
Grand Representative Wood an
nounces that in connection with the
toronto trip next September Federal
city Lodge will enter degree teams in
ootn the first and second degrees.
hoping to bring back the prizes for
both. Federal City, as at the last
meeting at Toronto, won one Of the
prizes
Dorcas Rebekah Lodge. No. 4. will
confer the Rebekah degee at it's next
meeting. after which a get -acuuaint-
cd social for the new members will
be held. Wednesday evening. Novem-
Der "a. the degree team will 90 to
Forestvilie. Md, and confer the
Heoekah degree for Mizpah Lodge,
NO. 36. of Maryland.
The Home Circle met recently and
made plans to continue the enter
talnments and socials. for the resi-
dents Of the Odd Fellows Home once
a month by different lodges. The
committee in charge reports that the
recent pantry party given in the par
Tors or the home was well attended
and many donations of food and other
supplies were received.