Evening star., 1926-10-03


by Road Foreman of Engines Harry
T.. B0wersoX. Mr.. Tolsop responded.
Justice Frederick l.. Siddons, who
was expected to speak. was detained
by illness of a member of his family.
The clubs visitation to the Masonic
and Eastern Star Home will occur in
November. Refreshments and cigars
were served.
Orient Comma ndery, No. ), X. T.,
was usited at it's last conclave by
Grand Commander r. +. Sir Robert
l.. Middleton. A large number of
Sir knights were present to witness
the presentation of the Order of Malta
in full form. The Order of the Tenn
pie will be conferred tomorrow night.
EASTERN STAR.
St. Johns Lodge Chapter. No.
IS. will meet tomorrow at 1880 pm,
the meeting to be known as "endow.
ment night" The dormitory com
mittee will give a card party at the
home Of Katie Roller, 81 L street
October s, at 8 o'clock.
Joseph H Milans Lodge Chapter
No. Al. will meet Thursday at North
east Masonic Temple at 7:30 pm. The
October IA at Northeast Masonic Tenn
pie from S to pm. Mrs. Lyles is
chairman. A card party will be held
October l8 in Hecht's Auditorium at
1870 pm.
Trinity Chapter, No. 80. will have
it's annual grand visitation October
| Z at o'clock. All members Of the
order are invited. The ways and
means committee will have a country
dance October at Forestville, Md.
| At the last meeting Of Unity Chap
| ter, No. %, the degrees were con-
| ferred. Next meeting will be the
| grand visitation and an entertain
ment by the past patrons. The an
nual bazaar was held October l at
the Colonial Hotel, Fifteenth and M
streets. The chapter will hold a rum
| mage sale October II, IL and 13.
Members having rummage are asked
| to notify the matron.
Takoma Chapter. No. II. met Sep
| tember "a. Piano and vocal selections
were rendered by Miss Lucille Har-
! desty and her sister, Mrs. Charles
| Mampell; recitation by Mrs. Margaret
Balm and an address on Florida by
| IL. Cooley. Refreshments followed.
| The chapter entertained the home
| folks Friday night at the Masonic
and Eastern Star Home with an en-
tertainment and refreshments. The
next meeting of the chapter will be
| october s.
! La Fayette Lodge Chapter, No. 81,
| will be host to the grand officers next
| Saturday evening. This will be theiR
| second annual grand visitation. The
| 1926 matrOns and patrons and others
| of the fraternity are invited. There
will be musical program by Mrs.
! Flora Weber. assisted by Mrs Lii
| liam Souther, Mrs. Helen Benham and
Mrs. Margaret Miller. Miss Blanch
Enterline will give readings, and
| Misses Brenda Cleare and Ruth
Bates will deliver addresses.
Naomi Chapter No. 3. featured
| endowment night at the last meeting
| reports of money earned for this
| project being turned in at that time
| by the chairman, Past Matron Ellen
kalstrom. A short program followed,
| with soprano solos by Helen Kali
| strom Taylor and reading by Edith
W. Clark. At the meeting October
IL there will be a program, with
| dancing and refreshments. The
chairman is Lorreto Robinson
Loyalty Chapter. No. 80. will meet
next Wednesday. The matron, Mrs.
Bertha NJ. Davis. announces that a
play. The Spinsters' Club" will be
given by the members. Refreshments
will be served. Members OF the fra
ternity, the matrOns and patrons Of
| 1926 are invited to attend. The ways
and means committee held a rum
| n a .1l 10 OF t., y
Tullar Is in charge Of the grand visi-
tation, October 20
Gavel Chapter, No. 20, will meet
! Tuesday evening. The second annual
bazaar and chicken dinner will be
| held Friday from 5 to IL o'clock at
| Scottish Rite Cathedral Third and
+ streets northwest, with Miss Cath
crime Lear and Mrs. Louise Darby
in charge.
Mizpah Chapter. No \, will meet
| next Tuesday, which Is the night Of
the grand visitation. and all members
OF the order are invited to attend
There will be an entertainment and
refreshments. A luncheon and dinner
| will be given October Z at the hall for
the benefit of the auxiliary home
| board, Monday, October 1S, a theater
party will be held at Keith's for the
benefit Of the dormitory fund.
Brightwood Chapter conferred the
degrees on five candidates at their last
meeting. William Boyd gave a talk on
endowment. The endowment commit
tee will have a card party at F'alk.
stone Courts, with Sister Anita
Haight, chairman, october 5, at pm.
Bethlehem Chapter, No. Z. met last
Tuesday. The dormitory committee,
| Mrs. Carrie Batson, chairman, pro-
vided the entertainment for the eve
ming. George Madison and Roy
| Corcoran rendered banjo duets A
song and dance number was given by
Miss Helen Young. Miss Dorothy
Corcoran danced the Charleston. A
member of Mount Pleasant Lodge, No.
SO, Frank c. Green, entertained with
ventriloquial selections. Mrs. Mae
Smith, chairman for the annual
bazaar, October 81 and %. exhibited
the hope chest, feature of the
bazaar. Plans are under way for the
Halloween dance, October 80.
Warren G.. Harding Chapter. No. 81
at its last meeting celebrated its fifth
birthday The birthday cake was pre-
sented to the chapter from the patron.
Harry l.. Slye. The grand matron,
junior past grand matron and Past
Grand Matron Crawford were escorted
to the East. Jesses Buck, tnterlocutor
for the Brightwood minstrels from the
Holy Comforter Episcopal Church. and
his 81 black face boys entertained with
! songs, jokes and dances. The ways
and means committee has postponed
the dinner that was to be held October
s at the Epiphany Church to a date in
November. There will be a benefit
theater party at keiths October 20 In
place of the dinner The auxiliary
home board will meet at the home OF
Mrs. Keely, 6l2 Rock Creek Church
road