Evening star., 1924-05-18

chapter refreshments and cigars were
served.
Federal Lodge. No. 1, f. A A NJ,
Will have an evening of entertain
me1t at its next communication
May n: The committee on arrange.
ments has made extensive prepara-
tlons for this event and every menu
per or the lodge is requested to be
present
The Fellowcraft Club of Federal
Lodge will hold another dance in the
Masonic Temple. Sth and f streets
northeast, next Wednesday evening
c. A. Cole, president of the club, has
arranged an elaborate program.
ments will be served
The official line in Albert Pike
Lodge tomorrow evening will be
headed by Harry V. Hayden, jr., senior
steward, who will confer the f. A.
degree for the first time
Eureka Chapter, No. 4. r. A. NJ,
will entertain Washington Naval
Chapter, No. 6, at its convocation
May 90. In addition to the past and
most excellent masters degrees sched-
uled for that night, Reynold Blight,
S3rd degree. will deliver an address.
EASTERN STAR.
Loyalty Chapter, No. 80. will hold
an open meeting next Wednesday eve
ming after the regular business. The
program is under the direction of
Junior Past Matron Blanche S. Carna-
han. The chapter will celebrate it's
second birthday anniversary June 4.
when an open meeting will again be
held. The program will be under the
supervision of the patron, Charles S.
Hyer, and the refreshments in charge
of the associate matron, Eva F. Lynch.
Mrs Emily Smith, chairman of the
ways and means of Areme Chapter,
No. 10, will give public card party
at Capitol Park Hotel, May 10, pm.
The officer of the Grand Chapter will
the chapter May 81. The star points
will have charge of the program
June T.
A large number of members OF
Bethlehem Chapter, No. I, visited the
Masonic and Eastern Star Home last
Wednesday evening. The residents at
the home were entertained by the
drill team and served with refresh
ments by the chapter AT the regular
meeting of the chapter Tuesday eve
ming large class of candidates was
initiated, after which the Dramatic
Club, of which Mrs. Ethel d. Nelson is
chairman, entertained with an origi-
nal sketch by Mrs. Nelson, entitled
when Do We Eat?" Those partici-
pating were: Randall Oller, Nellie
Chalet, Lulu Johnson, Marie Deal,
Jeneiro Brooks, John Bradburn, Otto
Yingling, Adolph Seiverling, Elsie
Weaver and Mesdames Smith, Ying-
ling. Bradburn, Robbins. Miller, Est
low, Hargate and Nelson. Mrs. Roush
chairman of the local home board,
announced that chicken dinner
would be given by the chapter in
Masonic Temple, Sth and + streets
northeast. for the benefit of the home,
May %. from to 1880. A committee
Conductress Stephenson as chairman,
project on Templa Heights, and an
other committee, of which Associate
ConductresS Bradburn is chairman,
was appointed to assist in the rails
ing of funds for the dormitory for
children at the home.
At its last regular meeting Joppa
Lodge Chapter, No. p, had short
business session, at which there
was a program in charge of the
worthy patron, William II. Boyd, fol-
lowed by refreshments and dancing
At its meeting next Wednesday there
will be a business meeting. after which
the members and friends will adjourn to
| the gymnasium of the Petworth Meth
| odist Church, Grant circle, where Mrs
FELTON,, chairman of the entertain