Evening star., 1923-01-21
FRATERNITIES,

| given by the Grotto band and drill
| corps at the New Willard Hotel We'd
nesday evening, the attendance tax
Ing the capacity of the ballroom. The
Pueblo Indians, who had promised to
| give q dance were unable to be pres
| ent owing to illness of some OF their
number. It Is expected. however. that
be in the city and give the promised
exhibition. The next dance will be
held February %. This will be a fam
cy costume affair and several hand
some prizes will be awarded.
Members of the Lambskin Club not
!; now employed in the Washington
navy yard are asked to communicate
With the secretary. H. r. Titlow, 1920
Massachusetts avenue southeast, i'm
mediafely. A big dance will be held
at the New Willard Hotel. Friday,
February 2. Lambskin Club now
meets at the Gavel Club rooms, 1854
18th street northwest, the first Satur-
day of each month.
The Ladies' Auxiliary of the Lamb
skin Club last Thursday evening
elected the following officers to serve
Bollinger. president: Mrs. Joseph
! johnson. vice president: Mrs. Robert
Henry, secretary Mrs. William
Hanstein, treasurer: Mrs. Charles
stark. conductress, and Mrs. Samuel
Mason, associate conductress. Mrs
George speckman, sentinel, and Mrs.
Norman Jardine, pianist, were ap-
pointed by the chair.
The Trowel Club of the Interior
Department will meet in the rooms
of the Gavel Club, T19 18th street
northwest, Saturday evening, jan
uary 27. at o'clock. The members
l<f L.
ent to install the following newly
| elected officers: DR.. Fred X. SWEET,
| president: John c. Muerman, presi-
dent pro tempore: George w. Evans.
treasurer; John G. Brice. secretary;
| reau Of education: v. l.. Dodge. bu-
reau OF Indian affairs; +. c. Dezen-
| dorf. general land office; II. II. Fred
| erick. bureau Of mines: A. s. Mccoy,
bureau of pensions; c. A: Bissell.
secretary's office: T. r. Costello. st.
Elizabeth's Hospital, and S. c. Bready,
Geological Survey.
The installation will be followed
by an entertainment and lunch
The Fellowship Club, Master Ma
sons employed in the bureau of en-
| craving and printing. met last Sat
quarters The following officers
| were installed by President. Musser
of the advisory board assisted by
| Messrs. Brady and Decker: Charles
baugh, vice president: Charles 3.
Cameron, secretary; A. II. Day, treas
| urer: Frank Butler. marshal, and 3.
p. Myers. herald. President Kropke
announced the appointment of sew
eral committees and the outlook Tor
a successful year.
The fourth annual assembly of the
Grand Council Of Royal and Select
Masters of the District, will be held In
the chapter chamber, Masonic Tenn
pie. Saturday evening, February 3. at
1880 o'clock. for the usual business
incident to the annual assemblies. the
address of the grand master. reports
of the grand treasurer and grand
recorder. standing committees. etc.
An amendment to section OF ar
ticle III of the eonstitution-increa
ing the fee for the degrees to so
ton, and the officers of the Grand
Council for the ensuing cryptic year
Will be elected and Installed.
Friday, February 2, the Euclid Ma,
sonic Club Of Indian Head, Md, will
give a dance at the naval proving
grounds recreation hall at Indian
Head. Nd The ladies Of Grace Chap
ter. No 81, Order of the Eastern Star,
will serve refreshments. The roads
points are all good automobile roads
and a large attendance from these
places Is hoped for.
ORDER OF THE EASTERN STAR
The Masonic and Eastern Star
Home Board Auxiliary will meet in
chapter room No. 1, Masonic Temple,
tomorrow afternoon at 1880 o'clock
al af n#
Columbia Chapter. No. 10. tomorrow
night will have the degrees with
Grand Matron Tillie c. Chauncey and
Grand Patron James A. West as its
guests.
Temple Chapter will have the de-
grees, with a large class, tomorrow
evening.
Miriam Chapter will have the de-
s1ees Kate r. 'Gosn stoekman sHT has appointed As-
sociate Matron Edith e. Ford as
chairman of the auxiliary home
board. which will soon meet. The
chapter will decide as to its social
and financial activities tomorrow
evening.
Friendship Chapter, No. II, will
have degrees Tuesday evening.
Cathedral Chapter has postponed ITS
meeting this week until Wednesday
evening, when the degrees will be
conferred.
Hope Chapter has planned for a
pleasant evening Wednesday for all
members Of the fraternity. The chap
ter is to serve a dinner shortly.
Matron Lillian NJ. Bennett of Will
liam +. Hunt Chapter announces that
the eleventh anniversary Of the chap
ter will be celebrated Thursday even
ing. A special program of entertain
ment will be followed by refreshments
and dancing. Sister chapters have
been invited.
The matron Of Unity Chapter is ex-
and grand patron Friday evening, for
which a novel entertainment has been
provided.
anniversary Friday, January 26. when
also the degrees will be presented.
The matron of Mizpah Chapter an
nounces a masquerade dance at Ma
sonic Hall, Georgetown, for Febru-
ary II, with prizes. A large class was
initiated last Tuesday evening.
After the business meeting last
Tuesday evening Gavel Chapter, No.
20. was surprised by the matron with
| a program as follows: Little Bessie.
Dumbries entertained with songs and
dances; Mrs. A. c. Dumbries, q solo,
| accompanied by Mrs. Anne vierbuchen,
and readings by Mrs. Elizabeth Har-
mon. Small favorets filled with candy
sociate Matron Anna Vierbuchen an
nOunced the board auxiliary neetfnQ