Evening star., 1924-06-22


son; past grand patron, George Mo-
pray, and past grand patron. Joseph
Milans. After a program consisting
OF vocal solos by Mrs. Ellis of Esther
OF Miriam Chapter and impersona-
tions by B. F. Schaffer. patron of
Gavel Chapter, refreshments were
served and music and dancing fol-
lowed. The ways and means com
mlttee Will give a lawn fete, June 25,
at 9th street and North Carolina
avenue northeast.
The last meeting of Unity Chapter.
NO. %. before the summer vacation
will be held June 81. A special en-
terta1nment is being prepared and it
will be called past officers night
Past Matron Hoskins and Past Patron
Hoofnagle are in charge of the plans.
The matrons and patrons of 1924 have
been asked to attend.
Warren G. Harding Chapter, No. 81,
VIII meet next Thursday evening, the
last meeting until the second Thurs
day in September. The meeting will
be in charge of the past matrons of
the chapter. J. Ernest Dulin will
be the acton patron; Mrs. Oscar
Coombes will be the acting matron.
Mrs. Martha Huguely will be the act
ing associate matron. The meeting
last Sunday at the Masonic and
Quoted by Worthy Patron Rev.
Archie Davis, the details of which
were arranged by Associate Ma
tron Miss Grace Williams, was largely
attended. Miss Ancella Fisher sang
the offertory, and Mrs. James Kerr
Storm presided at the piano. The
annual excursion is to be held at
Marshall Hall July ..
brate its tenth birthday Tuesday eve
ming. There will be a short business
meeting, after which the chapter will
be open to receive friends and visit
orS. There will be a program, fol-
lowed by refreshments in the banquet
hall. The chapter will be closed dur
ing July and August
Ruth Chapter No. l, is to have a
basket picnic at Glen Echo June 26
for its members, their families and
friends. Will Zimmerman, Milton
Gaedy, Mrs. Jane Henderson and Mrs.
Alice Draper are in charge. The OH
GERS of the chapter prepared a pleas
ant surprise party for the matron,
Mrs. Mamie l.. Contella, June IA, the
occasion being her birthday. She was
the recipient of silver teaspoons. The
chapter will be at recess until Sep
tember Is. The auxiliary home board
VIII hold its last meeting before sum-
mer recess at the home of Mrs ONO
hurdro, SO Drummond avenue, Mary
land, June "a, at 1880 pm.
Takoma Chapter, No. IL, welcomed
the worthy grand matron and worthy
grand patron and the other grand
officers June Is upon the occasion
Of their grand visitation to the chap
ter. Junior Past Grand Matron Til
lie e. Chauncey and Past Grand Ma
tron Minerva P. Crawford were
among the guests. Vocal solos were
rendered by Elizabeth Stone of Ia
koma Chapter and Mrs. Anderson of
Temple Chapter. Associate Matron
Shlnn presented Sthe worthy grand
matron with a silver vase and Helen
Bolton presented a thernos jug to
the worthy grand patron from the
chapter. The next meeting of the
chapter will be June 27.
Mrs Sarah Blum. worthy matron of
Temple Chapter, No. 13, announces
degrees will be conferred on a large
class tomorrow evening. This will be
Monday in September. The chapter
Is planning a lawn fete in July.
ODD FELLOWS.
In addition to regular business to-
morrow evening, Mount Nebo En-
campment, No. 6, will elect officers
LUZ lHe ensuing TERM.
Metropolitan Lodge, No. Is, will
confer the second degree next Fri
day evening and also hold election
of officers.
Other subordinate lodges electing
officers during the week are: Union,
No. II, and Beacon, No. Is, tomorrow;
Washington, No. s; Golden Rule, No
Il, Il, and ,Amity. No. q. Tuesday;
Friendship, No. y; Covenant. No
13, and Brightwood. No 80, Wednes-
day; Columbia, No. 10: Salem, No. %;
Ian ngdon, No. 26 and Phoenix, No. %,
City, No. 20. Friday.
The following were elected by Fred
d. Stuart Encampment, No. z, at the
meeting. June Is: Chief patriarch,
6aI Ernest IT, l. Loyings No; l6; senior war
junior warden, John l. McKinnon, No.
16; high priest, Thomas C. Baisden,
No. IL; scribe, William NJ. Cowen,
NO. 30; treasurer, Robert A. South
worth, No. l. Installation July Z. by
James 1. Strobel and others from
Mount Nebo Encampment.
Rebekah Lodges.
The Rebekah day excursion COM
mittee met Monday evening and
elected officers as follows: Laura Z. B.
McChesney chairman; Emma T. Stro-
bel, secretary; Mary Murray, treasurer,
and Annie NJ. Cole, amusements. The
excursion will be to Marshall Hall,
June 80.
Past President Annie z. Grigsby,
instructress of the Rebekah Assembly,
will conduct a school of instruction
in the lodge room of Martha Wash
ington Lodge, Thursday evening, to
which all officers and members of Re-
bekah lodges are invited.
President Mary P. Pollock has ap-
pointed Charles Sample as degree di-
rector of the assembly degree team
which will confer the degree on the
members of the proposed new Re-
bekah lodge to be located at Bright
wood. Members of the team have
ing held.
Ruth Lodge, at its meeting, re-
ceived the first official visit of the
president of the Rebekah Assembly of
Virginia, Mrs; William L. Martin of
Alexandria President Mary P. Pol
lock and Grand Master Wilfred K.
Lawson of this jurisdiction. accom-
panied by number of their associate
officers and other members were also
present. A large audience witnessed
the conferring of the degree by Lib
erty Rebekah Lodge, No. Is, of Alex
andria, Va. on a class of candidates.
Refreshments were served.
Martha Washington Lodge, No. 3,
Martha Washington Re-
bekah Lodge, No. s, of Baltimore, Md.
at the last meeting. The visiting
lodge brought its degree team and
candidates. The concert given by the
lodge at the New Willard Hotel Fri
day evening was well attended.
At the meeting of Esther Rebekah