Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-06-26
FRATERNITIES

/ Grand Tail Cedar Alvah w. Patter.
son of Capitol Forest, No. 104, an
nounces that the parade in Balti
more. Nd, Of the Tall Cedars of
Lebanon, Wednesday. celebrating the
Anniversary of Baltimore Forest, No.
As. will start from the Fourth Regi.
ment Armory, on Fayette between
Paca and Greene streets. at Z pm,
and march to the Garden Theater,
where the activities Of the evening
will take place.
| It is also announced that Capitol
Forest, No. 104, will hold ceremonial
at the Willard Hotel Thursday eve.
ming. the last until the Fall program.
that George H. Hensler Of Baltimore.
Md, has been re-appointed by ST.
preme Tall Cedar Edmund H. Reeves
to again represent this Jurisdiction
and that P. Raymond Bosch, king
nd preceptor of the Royal Court, has
organized Royal Court degree team.
De Molay Commandery, No. a,
Knights Templar, Tuesday will confer
the Order of Malta in long form.
This will be the last meeting of the
commandery prior to the Summer re-
cess.
The Ladies' Auxiliary will conduct
a. box lunch picnic at Hams Point,
Potomac Park, June 80, beginning at
S pm.
EASTERN STAR.
Lebanon Chapter will have initi-
alton next Tuesday evening, followed
by a program consisting of readings.
vocal selections. character dancing
and special music by large orches-
ira. This will be the last meeting of
the chapter until September.
The Matrons and Patrons Associ.
alton of 1925 entertained June IL the
Matrons and Patrons Association Of
1927 at Oysters auditorium, Twenty
sixth street and Pennsylvania avenue.
They also had as their guests Grand
Matron Mrs. Lena Stephenson, Grand
Patron J. Ernest Dulin, Grand Con-
ductress Mrs. Glib and Associate
Grand Conductress Mrs. Merritt. The
1927 association was welcomed by the
president of the 1926 association, Mrs.
Beulah Coakley, which was responded
to by the president of the 1927 asso-
citation, Mrs. Dell Sale. An entertain
ment was presented. followed by re-
freshments and dancing. The COM
mittee in charge was Beulah Coakley,
ELinliy "a. oIEhtAs way L. 0ioooAiS,
Evelyn M. Hazen, Florence Lippard
and Messrs. Huber, Fenton and Row.
zee.
Takoma Chapter held it's last meet
ing until September the night Of June
II. A short business meeting was fol-
lowed by an entertainment. The Floral
Circle will hold a lawn fete at No. 10
Denwood avenue. Takoma Park,
July 1.
Brookland Chapter held its last meet.
ing before the Summer recess We'd
nesday evening. Memorial services
were held for Past Patron George ".
Stranahan. The text was prepared
by Gwynette Willis, and the officers
participated in the rendition. Chill.
dren's night was celebrated and a pro-
gram arranged by Helen Needs IN
cluded piano solo. Francis Litschert:
vocal duet, Glenn and Paul Johnson;
reading, John Miller: vocal solo. Doris
Speake. Stanley Speake at piano; vocal
solo, John Pestell: vocal solo, Margaret
Worthen; reading, Francis Simpson;
violin solo, Leon Topper; vocal solo,
Virginia Lee Petty; reading. Marie
Leslie Stallings: vocal solo, Norman
Willis. A play. Past and Present"
was given, with the following children
participating: Mary Leslie Stallings,
Frances Litschert. Nelson Yates.
Harold Carleton. Vernon Brooks.
Donald Neil. Mary Ziegler. Elizabeth
Richardson. Lee Ingleberg. Donald
Yates, Virginia Lee Petty. Billy Saltz.
man, Caroline Stiles. A boys. band
consisting Of Grandma Hollinger,
Douglas George, Lewis Lamb. Harold
Rhind, Chester Zepp, Emler Oliver,