Evening star., 1926-05-30

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gave a talk on endowment and wills.
will be initiation. Juno 4 at s O'Clock
at the homo Of Mrs. b. Carton. 1859
Lawrence street northeast, q card
party will be given for the benefit
OF the dormitory fund.
| Gavel Chapter. No. 20. will meet
Tuesday evening. The auxiliary
home board entertained at the Ma
sonic and Eastern Star Home last
Friday with a play and refreshments.
Mrs. Lillian Rowzee, chairman of the
flag committee, has arranged a series
Of card parties at her home. 230 A
street southeast.
Naomi Chapter was entertained at
its last meeting by the following:
| Arthur Pierce. dialect stories: Gladys
Wright and Frances Pigg, piano
duets: Jane and Marion Baker, songs
and recitations; Daniel Nackerman,
clog dance: Doris Skinker, toe dance;
| Kate Grenaway, Priscilla Bogue and
| Margaret Fisher. dances; Gregory
Pigg and Barbara Livingston, read
ings.
ODD FELLOWS.
Eastern Lodge, No. z. held me.
| mortal exercises last Wednesday eve
| ming in it's lodgeroom at the
I. o. o. F. Temple from to 10 o'clock
| for Past Grand Master, Past Grand
Treasurer and Past Grand Patriarch
| William J. Rich. Past Grand Masters
Wilfred Il. Lawson, John !. Brown
| and Harry l.. Andersen represented
| the committee in charge of the serv.
ices. Eleven past grand masters were
present. Canton Washington, No. l..
2. NJ. headed by the comnandant,
Lemuel II. Windsor. attended the
services, as we'll as many other Nom.
bers. Music was rendered by the Odd
Fellows Band. The program con-
sisted in selections by the band, ad-
dresses by Past Grand Masters
Thomas j. Gates, W. f. Lawson. VIII.
fred Il. Lawson, John /. Brown, Grand
| Master DIR. Henry w. Tippett, Chap
lain Joe Evans, Past Grands George
B. Johnston, Samuel Il. Boyce. ST.;
Grand Patriarch Charles W. Cuthbert-
son., Capt. Lemuel II. Windsor. Grand
were rendered by Mr.. Greenberg and
also by Past Grand Thomas J. Kelly.
Federal City Lodge conferred the
second degree on several candidates
last Friday evening, before a large
attendance, and next Friday eve
ming will confer the third degree.
The Philadelphia committee Is max
Ing arrangements for the excursion
to be held July 81 to Marshall
Hall. Weekly rehearsals are being
held in both floor and ritualistic
work, the first degree, in preparation
for sending the first degree team to
Philadelphia to the Grand Lodge ses-
sion in September where they will
con nafA for "a nriZe.
The members of the Noble and Vice
Grand Association, the president, vice
president and inside guardian Of the
Rebekah Assembly, with several men,
bers of the various Rebekah lodges OF
the District, visited Magnolia Lodge.
No. 40, Mount Rainier. Nd, May 10.
The Noble and Vice Grand Associa-
ton will visit Esther Rebekah Lodge.
No. 20, Hyattsville, Nd, June 4. All
| members Of the order are invited to
accompany the members Of the asso-
citation.
Fidelity Rebekah Lodge, No. z, will
hold It's regular meeting June /; also
q birthday party and reception to Net
tie r. Mettler. vice president Of the
Rebekah Assembly.
The degree team Of Dorcas Rebekah
Lodge, No. 4. will hold a rummage
sale at 17131a Seventh street, June
IA, Is and 10.
The Rebekah Home Circle will meet
Wednesday evening and have election
on officers in the Odd Fellows Temple,
419 Seventh street.
Mrs. Ella Thornton, noble grand Of
Dorcas Rebekah Lodge, announces de-
gree next Thursday evening.
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.
Grand Chancellor Lee B. Emory.
accompanied by his associate officers.
evening. Mount Vernon Lodge took
a recess and was also present. The
address Of welcome was delivered by
G. C. Ceremele, keeper Of records and
seal Of Columbia Lodge. Short talks
| were also made by Grand Vice
Chancellor Emil F. Jenke Grand
Prelate Israel Sommers and Grand
Keeper Of Records and Seal w. A.
Kimmel. Ralph B. Ford also gave
an address.
Century-DecAtur Lodge. No. 80,
will be visited by the grand chancellor
and his associate officers June z.
The last Of the fraternal visits by
the grand chancellor and his associate
officers will be to Calanthe. No. IL,
June IA. At this convention tho
lodge will have a Flag day exercise
and patriotic addresses will be de-
livered by prominent members OF Con-
gress. All Pythians are invited.
Memorial services viii be held June
Lodge. No. II. The wallace Memorial
United Presbyterian Church Quartet
will be In charge Of the music. with
Mrs. Hermina Z. Jones as accom-
panist. Charles Banf, chancellor
commander OF Calanthe Lodge. will be
in charge Of the ushers.
The adjourned meeting Of the board
of directors Of the Knights Of Pythias
Hall Association will be held Tuesday
evening, at which time the annual
report to the stockholders will be ap-
proved. The finance committee will
meet Monday evening and submit to
the board Of directors its annual
financial statement. The stockhold.
ers will meet June Z, at Z o'clock, to
elect nine directors to serve for the
ensuing year.
Webster Lodge met last Tuesday
evening. Cleveland Kennicut made an
address on 1.-THE Budget System" and
its application to fraternal organiza-
tions. The esquire rank was con-
ferred. The knight rank will be con.
ferred next Tuesday evening.
JR. 0. U. A. M.
Anacostia Council met Monday eve.
ming. Councillor Edward Talbot &C.
cepted an invitation to raise a flag over
the Oxen Hill High School. A. z. Diehl,
vice president Of the Pen Mar reunion.
said the committee would give an
entertainment at Masonic Hall. Four
teenth and u streets southeast, June
3 and 8. Capt. Thomas made a re-
o,1esf that ali degree teams assemble
TO raise a flag over the public school.
Addresses were made by Deputy State
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