Evening star., 1925-04-12

At the meeting of Martha Chapter
No. 4, April 81 the degrees were con-
ferred on five candidates, with solo
by Mrs. otto Roepke. accompanied by
Miss Eta Austin. Refreshments were
served. Al the next meeting, April
IT, there will be a drill by the De
Molay boys, in charge of Capt. Cahill.
The endowment committee will have
500 card party at the Wisteria Cafe,
Fifteenth and r street northwest
April "a, at s pm. Refreshments will
be sold
ODD FELLOWS.
The last official visitation of the
Spring series will occur Thursday
evening. when Grand Master James
E. Chamberlain and his associate
grand officers will make the annual
| official visit to Salem Lodge. No. %,
in Masonic Temple, in Anacostia,
D. C. 1t is announced that Salem
Lodge intends to pay an unusual
tribute to her own member, DR..
Henry W. Tippett, who Is the deputy
grand master OF the jurisdiction, and
will in all probability be the next
grand master in 1926, which, If real
| tied. will be the first grand master
The final plans for the sixth annual
| banquet are being arranged, to be
| held at the City Club April 2S.
The one hundred and sixth anniver-
sary of the order will be held April
30 in the auditorium of the Central
High School.
Federal City Lodge, No. 90, will con-
fer the second degree next Friday eve
ming.
Golden Rule Lodge will confer the
first degree Tuesday evening.
Eastern Lodge. No. I, will confer the
third degree on five candidates Wednes-
day evening.
BrightwQod Lodge. No 30, conferred
| the third degree at the last meeting.
Grand Master James E. Chamberlain,
| Grand Secretary Harry L. Andersen.
| Grand Conductor Millard F. Zepp, Grand
Patriarch Wilfred E. Lawson and Grand
Outside Sentinel Earnest l.. Loving
! made addresses.
Central Lodge, No. /, conferred the
| initiatory degree on Samuel Gross and
G.. w. Hewitt at their meeting Friday
night. The second degree will be exem-
plified on three candidates next Friday
evening.
Amity Lodge, No. 27, will have the
| first degree April 81, at their lodge
| hall, 465 X street southwest. The de-
gree will be conferred by the team
selected by Grand Instructor John H
Wood, P. G. NJ. and G. r. A special
| invitation will be sent to the Grand
Lodge and the different subordinate
| lodges to be present.
A contemplated trip is being
planned by the grand master and his
! associate officers of the Grand Lodge
| to visit Norfolk, Va, next month and
| attend the annual session of the
| Grand Lodge of Virginia, which Will
| be held in that city. The session be-
/ gins on May II, continuing through
| to Wednesday night. and it is ex-
| pected that very lively session will
| be held. Members who desire to ac-
| company the Grand officers are re-
| quested to communicate with the
! Grand secretary.
Union Lodge, No. II, will confer
the initiatory degree Monday evening.
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.
| RathboneSuperior Lodge, No. %.
| will give the first of a series of
dances at the Pythian Temple April II.
| Syracusians Lodge, No. 10, met with
| Chancellor Commander Thornton pre-
siding. Grand Master of Arms Jahnke
! addressed the lodge on THE Activi-
| ties of the Ways and Means Com
mittee." Charles f. Gage of Denver,
| Colo, spoke on What Is Charity In
| Pythianism?' and was answered by
| Grand Chancellor Heisley. Past Su-
preme representative Kallert spoke
| on Our Duty to Our Order"
Rathbone Temple. No. 8, Pythian
| Sisters, met and after a brief business
| session Mrs. Mary Roper, president
! of the Rathbone Dramatic Club,
called a rehearsal of the members in
| the play to be presented in May.
| Chancellor Commander Rouse of
| Franklin, No. 2, extends an invitation
| to all Pythians and their friends to
attend the sixty-first anniversary at
Pythian Temple, 1912 Ninth street
northwest. tomorrow at 7:45 pm.
The principal speakers will be Dr.
| Zachery Harris of Kansas City and
| Supreme Representative Perry Pat
rick of Franklin, No. 2. A program
has been arranged.
Members of Home Lodge, No. 81,
| are requested to attend the identifi-
| cation and get-together meeting to-
| morrow evening. Chancellor Com
| mander Williams and the entertain
! ment committee have arranged a fine
| program for Monday night. Judge E.
| p. Seeds will speak. The grand chan
| cellor and Grand Lodge will attend.
Webster Lodge met last Tuesday
and had special entertainment.
| Washington Company, Uniformed
Rank. had a revival meeting last
| wednesday.
Union Lodge, No. %, met last We'd
nesday. Addresses were made by G.
N. Haley and w. r. Painter.
Century Decatur, No. 80, met last
| Monday and made an appropriation
for the tornado sufferers. Grand
Chancellor Heisley gave a talk on
"Americanism."
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Lodge will give
a dance in the auditorium of Pythian
Temple next Friday at S:30.
PATRIOTIC ORDER AMERICANS
Camp met Friday night at 62s
| Louisiana avenue, with their presi-
| dent, Mrs. Anna Mcdonald, presiding.
| Several candidates were initiated by
| the drill team, in command of Capt.
H. A. Burke. A buffet luncheon was
served by the chairman, Mrs. NJ. E.
Scaggs.
W0MAN'S BENEFIT ASS0CIA.
TION.