Evening star., 1921-05-22
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party Wednesday, June 8. In the tenn
pie, I'd and Upshur streets.

party Wednesday, June 8. In the tenn
pie. I'd and Upshur streets.
Martha Chapters auxiliary home
the home Of Mrs. Louisa Schwenk
Tuesday evening. at which IT was ae-
cided to hold card party in the
early fall. in addition to its other ac-
tivities.
The officers and members Of the
chapter are invited to attend Annap-
oils. Md. Chapter Tuesday evening
next. Those desiring to attend Will
; notify the matron. Miss E. Ruth
Briggs.
Regular meeting of the Masonic and
Eastern Star Home Board Auxiliary will
be held tomorrow at 1870 pm. in New
Masonic Temple.
Fidelity Chapter will have a short
program after the business meeting
Tuesday evening.
Cathedral Chapter, No. IA. will con-
fer the degrees on large class
tertainment will be presented in
charge of Mrs. Myrtle Wells. The
program at the last meeting con-
sisted Of a playlet entitled The.
Minister'S Wife," with the following
cast: Misses Florence Brandon.
Madeline Cornish. Estelle Deal. Kath-
ryn MoCoach, Edith Shipman and Mrs.
Alma Humer, and a duet by Misses
Kate Mcbride and Sarah Shuckers
At the meeting of Areme Chapter
Wednesday the chapter was re-
quested to sponsor the new chapter
to be known as Warren G. Harding
Chapter. The request was promptly
granted. The following officers have
been selected: Mrs. Francis L. Adams.
worthy patron: Mrs. Grace M: Cole.
associate matron; Mrs. Martha E.
Hughuley, conductress: Mrs. Irene
Biggs. assistant conductress: Mrs.
Isabel H. Blackelock, secretary; Mrs
Ada M. Bousher, treasurer.
William F. Hunt Chapter No. II.
will initiate a large class Thursday
evening. to be followed by social
hour The chapter entertained the
inmates of the Masonic and Eastern
Star Home earlier in the month.
10. U. A. M.
AT the last session of Liberty Bell
Council. No. SIS, one candidate was
to receive the degrees of the order
and one dismissal card issued. A gold
watch charm with the emblem of the
order engraved, was presented to w.
H. Buechling Of this council and a
gold emblem ring was presented to
T. H. Harris of Capitol Council. No.
rs. An amendment to the bylaws will
be voted upon next meeting. The Pa
triotic degree will be conferred upon
several candidates.. May %.
Anacostia Council, No. 16, met in Ma
sonic Hall Monday evening and received
seventeen applications and conferred the
degrees Of virtue. liberty and patriot
ism on a class Of thirty-fo candidates.
Past Councillor George Torney and Ma
tional Representative John D. Simpson
were masters Of ceremonies, and E. R.
Thomas in charge of degree team.
Chairman F. c. Prather reported prog
the council gave the good Of the order
committee power to make all arrange
ments for the occasion. Short addresses
were made by r. A. Estcp. F. c. Prath-
er. John D. Simpson. w. ]. Mitchell. f.
r. Thomas, James E. Frye and Z. H.
Martin.
Mount Vernon. No. 10. at its last
meeting had Past Councillor Morris
Peabody Pf Star Spangled Banner
Council, No. 8, as its guest. The
councils monthly social will take
place Tuesday evening, in the coun-
Gil rooms. Washington Hall. Sd street
and Pennsylvania avenue southeast.
The entertainment committee expects
10 ;hAyez several prominent speekeEs, q
show. followed by supper. The
council orchestra will furnish music.
All members, their wives. families
aad friends are cordially invited
I; Andrew jackson Council. No g
made for Flag day and for the first
Tuesday in June. when part OF the
meeting will be thrown open to the
public.
Edward J. Ross Council. No. rs.
on Thursday evening conferred the
degrees Of virtue. liberty and patriot
ism on . candidate and received by
transfer two fo5msr n.. Gn,na;,as msmbsss Of Il an
Beck. acting as councillor. apd Past
Councillor G. w. Swift. as captain
Of the drill team. Nine applicants
are awaiting the conferring Of the
degrees. Initial arrangements we're
Hall July 10. An invitation was
accepted from the Daughters OF
America to accompany that organiza-
tion on its annual memorial service
this evening at the First NJ. P. Church,
4th street near G street. southwest.
cootie Oriental Court. No. 1. init
ated forty Ave candidates at IT'S last
board Of control was accepted and
will be put into effect. The entertain
ment and minstrel show committees
| were given q vote Of thanks for their
work in connection with the annual
visitation of state council officers. A
large delegation Of cooties from
was present. Addresses were made
by state council officers. all OF whom
were prominent Coolies.
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.
Calanthe Lodge will entertain to.
hearts Of their members. A program
has been. arranged for the occasion
A cordial invitation Is extended all
Pythians and friends Of the lodge.
Century-Decatur Lodge will confer
the knight rank at It's next meeting
June 6. rounding out its spring cam
| bership. At Monday evenings meet.
| ing two esQuires were knighted and
three petitions received. Vice Chan.
cellor James r. Cooper resigned to
| engage in the practice OF law at MI
ami. Fla. Paul B. Snyder was elected
| chosen prelate and Ire Polk master.
| alarms. William J. Thorn was elect.
ed to represent the lodge at the hall
stockholders' meeting.
| The Fraternal Base Ball League
game scheduled for Tuesday will be
between Knights of Pythias and
Woodmen teams.
| Webster Lodge conferred the knight
rank on thirty-five esquires Tuesday
] evening. Tt the meeting Tuesday 9