The Washington herald., 1922-02-19
Masons

Joppa Lodge, No. IS, will conduct
the religious services at the Ma
sonic and Eastern Star Home SUM-
day afternoon, February Is. at 5
o'clock Rev. @. Ellis william ms,
chaplain of the lodge and pastor Of
the Petworth N. f. Church. will
ofhciste.
Last Monday. February IL. the
lodge was paid an Official visit by
Grand Master Coombs. Past Grand
Master Witten was also present and
made one Of his usual pleasing ad-
dresses.
The Gavel Club luncheon on Mon
day, FebruSfy 20. at noon at the
City Club is expected to prove very
interesting. as the telephone COM
pany will give a demonstration OF
telephone service. Last Monday Col.
White, J. A. G.. War Department.
gave a short address of particular
interest TO the fraternity. All mas
tiers are cordially invited to the
luncheon.
The annual election and regular
monthly meeting of the club will
be held on Thursday. February, 23.
the date being changed by the board
of governors because of the fact
that the regular meeting would fall
on George wsshington's birthdav.
The polls will be open from IL
o'clock noon until 1880, and all men,
bers in good standing are urged to
cast their ballots.
Elaborate plans have been made
for a public installation OF the Of
ficers and newly elected members OF
the board at the Raleigh wednes-
q Ill l. III
by a splendid vaudeville program.
with professional taieht. and dane
ing. Invitations have been sent to
and ladies.
Eastern Star.
The auxiliary home board Of
Joppa Lodgs Chapter will meet Feb
ruary IS at the home OF, Mrs. Ida v.
Jones, 1905 Ninth street northwest
At the chapter meeti last wednes-
day night the board conducted a
parcel post sale. followed by dane
ing. There will be a large class for
Initiation on Wednesday. March 1.
The Woman's Auxiliary to the
Craftsman Club. United States Vet
Grams Bureau, rendered q reception,
card party and dance to the mem
bers Of the club and their ladies
last Friday evening at the Play
House. 1914 n street northwest,
that was a brilliant success in
every respect and highly enjoyed
by the large number who attended.
Mrs. Mae d. Lightfoot, president of
the auxiliary, and Mr.. Howard Pay
son Brown, president of the Crafts
man Club. headed the receiving
line, which consisted of'the follow
ing officers of che auxiliary: Mrs.
william 3. Severe, first vice presi-
dent; Miss e. c. Cheeseman, record
ing secretary; Mrs. Luella Meyer,
financial secretary; Mrs. Reeves.
treasurer: Mrs. Noretta Reed, musi-
clan: Miss Joan McRae. warden,
and Mr.. VIM. 3. Severe. secretary Of
the Craftsman Club. Mr.. John H.
Kettner, announced the names of
the several hundred Of ladies and
gentlemen who were introduced to
the ofiicers in the reception room,
who hled past the receiving line
and entered the auditorium where
a JAZZ orchestra played captivating
airs that kept the crowd tripping
the light fantastic until midnight.
1t was q splendid affair Of beauti-
full women and gallant men. the
ladies in evening gowns and the
men full dress. and the frst re-
ception Of the auxiliary proved
worthy Of the EFFORT. -
Mrs. Lghtfoot announced that
the next meeting of the auxiliary
will be Tuesday evening, February
Fl, at the Gavel clubrooms. 1917
New York avenue northwest, and
the spea.er for that evening 10
Brig. Gen. Antoine Stephan. The
auxiliary was organized In January
with Fifty ladies, increased the
second meeting to over $50 and
there are nearly zoo additional ap-
plicstions for the nest meeting. II
10 believed the membership will