Evening star., 1925-11-01
FRATERNITIES

/ Mrs Mae f. Shade. 1880 Quincy
street, Mrs. Gertrude Smith assisting
| hostess.
The Dramatic Club of Bethlehem
| Chapter OF which the associate con
ductress MIS-. Ethel u. Nelson is rres-
ident, gave minstrel show ano en-
/ tertainment at Northeast Masonic
| Temple Friday evening for the bene-
/ fiji of the dormatory fund. The fol
! lowing assisted in the minstrels: Mrs.
Cora II. House, Mrs. Edith Nj. iing-
! ling. Mrs. Edna, Scannell. Mrs. J. c.
/ EstIow, Mrs. Ida NJ. Roberds. Mrs
/ Margaret Gorsuch, Mrs. Irene +. Oar
! nall. Mrs. Eugenia Corning. Miss
! Elizabeth Van FasSen. John l.. Bate
! man, DR.. T.. T. Stephenson, Milton
/ Hicks, Clarence :. Durand, James {.
Darnall and George Cr,lit. Mrs. Lille
/ T.. Han presided at the piano and the
pupils of Miss Ruth Mcclellan gave
some fancy dances.
The grand matron and the grand
! patron. accompanied by the other Off
GERS of the Grand Chapter, will pay
{ Gavel Chapter its annual grand vista
! tion Tuesday evening. The line Will
! be advanced November Il.
JR. O. U. A. M.
Capital Council met Monday even
! ing with Councillor Edward sutton
presiding. The application for mem
bership of George Il. Blaloch was re-
ferrcd to the committee for invest-
cation. Past State Councillor Seifcrt
| made an address. The committees
or the open meeting TO be held No
vemher I and the parade November
| 5 made Il final report and the coun-
| ell Is making arrangements To take
| part in both in a body. \ dance
| viii he held in the New Masonic
Temple November 10. for the bene-
lit OF the good of the order"
At the last meeting of Edward j.
Ross Council. No. 26, six applications
for membership We're received. with
J. j. Wood admitted to membership
by card. Arrangements were also
mYd de for the memorial services to be
held November S. Among those pres
ent were State Vice Councillor Harry
Beck and State outside Sentinel r. G.
Beck. After the council closed the
degree team held Il rehearsal, in prep
aration for a large class initiation.
Armistice day memorial and cele
bration will be observed The memo
rfl services to be held on the Sunday
nearest the 11th of November and
other events will occur on dates in
close proximity. The first event to
take ItIdte Is al open fleStllS. No
vember g. at 8 O'Clock. in the audi
torium of Central High School. Mem
bers of the Daughters of America
are also invited. Next Saturday, from
, to $50 O'Clock, a conference will be
held at headquarters, in Congress Hall
Hotel of the National Council and
State Council executives At $50 pm.
subscription dinner will be held for
members only at Continental Hotel
November s at m. the parade will
form at Peace Monument, Pennsvl-
vania avenue and First street, march
ing up the Avenue to Seventeenth
street, down to New York avenue. Aft
/ er parade disbands all are invited TO
accompany the National Council Off
GERS over to Arlington Cemetery
where at IL o'clock a floral wreath
will be placed upon the Tomb of the
! Unknown Soldier. The junior band
will furnish music. President Coolidge
! has been invited to review the parade.
Sunday afternoon at O'Clock. in the
Metropolitan NJ e morial Methodist
Church, John Marshall place and g
street. the state Council will combine
! its memorial service with that of the
/ National Council. All are invited to
| attend.
Star SpanCled Banner Council. No
8. met last Friday night with Cnun-
cilor w. l.. SudWarth.