Evening star., 1924-05-25
FRATERNITIES

evening. There were eight past mas
ters OF the lodge present. A class
OF twenty-five fellowcrafts were ex-
amincd in open lodge. After the
closing a program was presented by
Junior Deacon Morgan, which in
cluded a soprano solo by Miss Eliza
beth LauXmann, accompanied by Miss
Lennon, a chalk talk by VIII Chand-
lee. readings by Mrs. Edna Freund,
solos by r. Fred Freund, baritone,
and an address by Representative A.
NJ. Free of California. Refreshments
were served. During the month of
June the lodge will confer the Mas
ter Mason's degree at four commu-
nications, with the fellowcraft team
working in uniform on June 80.
Chevy Chase Lodge. No. AZ. will be
officially instituted next Wednesday
evening. at Chevy Chase Theater, 56l2
connecticut avenue northwest. The
lodge starts out with about 11O char
ter members with nearly half of that
number from outside Jurisdiction. The
foiloWlng officers are to be installed: !:
isaac X Hit, master; Alex McAshley
senior warden: DR.. w. l. Ogus, junior
warden; G. +. Chandler secretary;
y V. Gusack, treasurer; Sam Shul-
man, senior deason; F.. E. kunkel, ju-
Nor deacon; S. j. Mauchly, senior
steward; Rev. J. c. Nicholson. chap
lain; ID. j. Davis, marshal and w. T..
Osmond, tiler.
Federal Lodge, No. !, will have
social and general get-together meet
ing after the regular order of busi-
ness Tuesday evening. The commit
Tee have made preparations for an
extensive program. Refreshments will
be served, and the master has re-
quested the entire membership to be
present.
Prophet Joseph Leverton is exer-
cising his ball players at American
League Park this morning prepara-
tory to the crossing of bats with the
bail players of Almas Temple, Mystic
Shrine. June 81. in the annual game
for the benefit of the Masonic and
Eastern Star Home. Requests have
been received from the grottoes in
Brooklyn, n. Y: Richmond, Va, and
other cities for games with the local
Grotto team and summer schedule
is now being. prepared.
The Italian American Masonic Club
is aiding the Masonic and Eastern
Star Home. They have installed bar
ber chairs and accessories and two
tonSorial artists are dispatched every
week to the home to attend to the
masculine needs in their particular
line. The club meets the first We'd
nesday in each month at St C street
northwest. NJ. Ferri is president, r
Caranfa, vice president, and Ralph
Piperno representative on the ad-
visory board
Mount Vernon Chapter. No. 3, will
confer the Royal Arch degree tomor-
row, with ing Arthur G. Fessenden
heading the line for the first time in
TINS degree. A large delegation from
the chapter visited Druid Chapter, No.
~, OF baltimore, May S, and wit
messed a rendition of the Most Ex-
Cellent Master degree. Grand High
Priest Bube and Grand Visitor and
Lecturer Young accompanied the
party.
The monthly meeting of the Wo-
mans auxiliary of the Craftsmen
club of the u. S. Veterans Bureau
was held May 90. The grand officers
OF G the Grand Chapter, Order of the
Eastern Star of the District of Col
umbia. attended and addresses were
made by Grand Matron Helen B.
Strait, Grand Patron William G
GettS, Associate Grand Matron Nellie
r. Fletcher, Associate Grand Patron
CHARLES s. Shreve, Grand Lecturer
Mary h. Teachum. Mr.. and Mrs. J.
F. NJ. Bowie of the Washington Quar-
tette gave several song selections.
A Scottish Rite reunion has been
arranged to be held at the Scottish
Rite Cathedral. June II the fourth
and seventeenth degrees will be
worked; June Is. the eighteenth de-
gree: June 10, the thirtieth degree.
ana June 20 the thirty-second degree.
Ascension day services of the
kniGhts Templar arc to be held at
the Lutheran Memorial Church, 14th
street and Thomas Circle, next
Thursday at s pm. Lines will form
at 18th street and New York avenue
at 1;i5 pm, leaving at 7:3o o'clock.
Marching east on New York avenue,
north on 18th street. west on Massa-
chusetts avenue and north on Yer
mont avenue to the church. Rev. DR..
George Diffenderfer. pastor of the
church, is to preach a special sermon.
EASTERN STAR.
The religious services at the
Masonic and Eastern Star Home are
to be conducted by Hope Chapter No.
80, o. E. s.. tomorrow afternoon. Rev
George Fiske Dudley. rector of ST.
Stephens Church, will officiate
Bethany Chapter, at its last meet
ing, was entertained by. G. Bascom
Foote with lecture and stereopticon
views of former President Harding's
last trip. AT recent meeting solos
were given by Past Matron Nellie g.
Plumley, accompanied by Miss Blanche
Dawson; Stanley Quine and Miss
Lang, accompanied by Mrs. Jewel
Downs. The outing committee, Mrs.
Willie r. Goodwin, chairman, has ar
ranged for a basket picnic for the
members. their families and friends,
N Ia 70 w ~ -, Il.
May 30. Autos will meet Mount
Pleasant and 14th street cars from ii
until l o'clock. Mrs. Inez Garrigue.
Mrs. Adele Leibert and Mrs. Eva D.
Court will entertain the home board
at the Portland Hotel tomorrow at
Mrs. B. H Howard, gem
eral chairman, will give an indoor
carnival June 3 at Pythian Temple
to which all members and their
friends are invited
Miriam Chapter, No. 23, will meet
tomorrow at New Masonic Temple at
I 80 pm. There will be balloting on
candidates, but no initiation work.
At its last meeting the chapter inau-
eurated a Riddles night" June 9 the
chapter will celebrate it's seventh
birthday anniversary.
At its meeting next Tuesday eve
ming Fidelity Chapter, No. 10, will
have a business meeting. followed by
a program and refreshments, in
charge of Mrs. Elizabeth Byers. June
l3 a. carnival is to be held in charge
of Mrs Emma McIndoo. at the home
of Mrs. Martha B. Rich, 735 Allison
street northwest, for the benefit of
the children's dormitory and Eastern
Star temple fund
East Gate Chapter will serve
chicken dinner June 3. from to I
pm, at the hall, Mills and Rhode
Island avenues northeast
Temple Chapter. No. 13, will meet
tomorrow evening at 1880 o'clock and
the degrees will be conferred on