Evening star., 1925-01-18

assisted by Miss Dawson.
At the meeting of st. Johns Lodge
chapter tomorrow night the degrees
VIII be conferred. Refreshments Will
be served.
The Bethany Social Boosters OF
Bethany Chapter, No. "a, met at the
home of Mrs. Amy All, 623 Kennedy
street northwest, January s. Among
the guests were Miss Anne Moak and
Mr. and Mrs. Bloomfield H. Howard,
past patron and matron of Bethany
Chapter.
At its meeting tomorrow night
Ruth Chapter, No. 1, will have initia-
tions and degrees will be conferred.
William F. Hunt Chapter, No. 16,
VIII celebrate it's 18th birthday next
Thursday at New Masonic Temple.
The auxiliary board will meet at the
nome of Helen Jennings, 9 Park
avenue. Hyattsville. Md, Tuesday
evening. Members of the home board
are requested to meet the matron at
F1fteenth and G streets at 7:l5 pm.
Mrs. Margaret G. Kennerly, matron
or Unity Chapter, No. %, announces
the degrees for the next meeting.
January %. Rehearsals for the new
onicers viii be held Tuesday at 2 pm
and Thursday at pm. A meeting
or the ways and means committee
was held last Tuesday evening at the
nome or the chairman, Mrs Arlene
r. Maliorey, at which plans were dis
cussed for the coming months. A
oance is being planned for February
1o at Fourteenth and Kenyon streets
northwest The endowment commit
zoe met at the home of its chairman
MIS- Mary q. Hamill, Thursday eve
hins, and the auxiliary home board
committee discussed its plans at the
nome or Mrs. Anna Logan, it's chair
man. rrioay evening. The dormitory
committee will meet tomorrow at the
nome OF Alexander Steele, who has
oeen appointed chairman.
Naomi Chapter, No. 3, met Wednes-
day evening and the degrees were
conferred by new officers. Mrs. Rob-
inson or the dormitory committee an
Mounceo a card party to be held at
the nome of Mrs. Peake, 1860 Merit
dian place northwest, January 80.
arlington Chapter, No. 80, held its
thlrd annual carnival at Cherrydala
last Monday. One of the features wa %
the balloon dance. The committees IN
charge consisted of Associate MatroD
sara Parker and Past Matrons Rurk-
holder, Janson and Jones. Refresh
ments were served.
More than SO OF the matrors o,d
patrons of 1923 were entertained ar
mouse party over the week end at
tne nome of the president, Mrs. Frank
L. Shuil, 1925 Conduit road. The pro-
gram included readings, music and
dancing, also a sketch entitled "Yen
johnson, and special number from
George Whites "Follies." The guests
Of honor were Mrs. TiIlie c. Chaun-
cey and James A. West, Grand matron
and grand patron of 1923; also Mr..
and Mrs. William G. Belts,
The annual dinner OF the orde- =,
tht Sigma Pts, composed OF past
matrons and patrons of Esther Chan
ter No. 8, was held at the New vii
lard Hotel last evening In addition
TO music and dancing, the event of
the evening was the initiation of the
newest members, Mrs. Bessie NJ. Bush
and John L McGrew Masters of cere-
monies. Mrs. Charlotte NJ Pine and ].
Harry Cunningham.
AT its meeting January 2 Ionn.
Lod ge Chapter, No. 27, had a short
business business session, after which
reception was given the new ma
tron, Mabel S. Boyd: the new patron.
DE- A NJ. Trivett. and other officers.
A program consisting of recitations.
vocal and instrumental numbers was
given. The ways and means com
mittee will give a progressive 500
party next Thursday afternoon and
evening, in Joppa Lodge Hall, 1909
NINTH street northwest. Past Patron
Beuhm Will have charge of the an
nual dance to be given at z40O Six
teenth street, February 81. The
chapter Will celebrate its fourth
birthday next Wednesday, with Junior
Past Matron Defandorf In charge.
Acacia Chapter will hold its stated
communication Tuesday at pm, at
which time the new officers will con-
duct the degree work.
ODD FELLOWS.
Past Grand George B. Johnston of
Eastern Lodge, No. Z, and his staff
installed the officers of Excelsior
Lodge, No. II, last Tue lay evening.
as follows: Noble gand. Isidor
Lipow; right supporter TO the noble
grand, H. Shweitz; left supporter to
the noble grand, H. Levenson; vice
porter to the vice grand, A. Orlean.
left supporter to tho vice grand. A.
Greenberg; recording secretary.
Abram PAWS; financial secretary,
THOMAS b. Delcher: treasurer. Or
Wills S. Swank; warden, s. Marine.
conductor, Max Goren; chaplain. c.
Emme; inside guardian, ]. Cohen
outside guardian, N. Raine; right
scene supporter, Mr.. Laskin The in
stallins staff assisting Past Grand
George B. Johnston were: Past
Grands James L. Whiteside, John p.
NJ Duvall, Ingemand o. Lund. Harry
L. Andersen (grand secretary. Mil
lard +. Zepp, Samuel Z. Boyce. sr
and William J. Rich.
A joint installation Of Eastern
Lodge, No. Z, and Harmony Lodge.
No. 9, took place last "Wednesday
evening, when Past Grand Anthony
Krauth, assisted by a corps of past
grands OF Salem Lodge, No. % Of
f1ciated. The officers installed were:
Eastern Lodge, No. Noble grand,
Milton v. Hanson; right supporter of
] the noble grand, James l. Whiteside
| left supporter of the noble grand
Ingemand o. Lund; vice grand. Ar
thur G. Turner; right supporter of
the vice grand. George Eckloff; left
supporter of the vice grand, P. c.
Campbell; warden, William E. Potter,
| conductor, Lauritz Christensen: re-
cording secretary, Walter I. Rhoades;
| financial secretary. Harry L. Andre
| sen; treasurer, William J. Rich:
| chaplain. George B. Johnston; inside
guardian, Ralph c. Duley; outside
! guardian, Eugene c. Southcomb
right scene supporter. Samuel Dwor.
kin; left scene supporter, Clarence l.
Mitchell, and custodian, Eugene C
Southcomb. Harmony Lodge, No. g.
! Noble grand, Carl II. Kline: right
supporter to the noble grand, Roscoe
Jenkins; left supporter to the noble
grand, John w. Duck; vice grand
George A. Murrison; secretary. Ed