Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-03-20
FRATERNITIES

friends are invited. An elaborate pro-
gram is being arranged.
The final Grotto dance of the season
will be held at the New Willard Hotel
April IS.
The entertainment committee is ar
ranging for an entertainment feature
in lieu of the fashion show, which has
been abandoned to be held during the
month of April. Several propositions
are being considered, and definite an
nouncement of the adopted project
will be made later.
The meetings of the Trowel Club of
Master Masons of the Interior Depart
mentment this year. it is announced,
will assume a more social aspect. &C
cording to plans inaugurated by Pres.
ident w w Adams. The first of
these meetings will be held next Sat
urday evening, in the form of din
ner. The speaker of the evening will
be Harry Abbleby of the Veterans
Bureau. Invitations have been eX-
tended to Grand Master Gratz f.
Dunkum, DR.. William Mather Lewis
and M. ID. Hensey, president OF the
advisory board of Masonic clubs of the
District.
The Supreme Forest of the United
| States of America, Tall Cedars OF
Lebanon, has honored Capitol Forest.
No. 104, the local body, with an invita-
ZION to attend the twenty-tifth annual
session OF the Supreme Forest, to be
| held at Harrisburg, Pa, May is. ~
and 20, inclusive, at which time forests
| from Connecticut to Florida and as far
| West and North as Texas and Min
| nesota will be present. The executive
committee of Capitol Forest met last
Monday night at the University Club
and unanimously voted to accept the
| invitation.
Plans were completed also for the
ceremonial to be held the latter part
of this month at the New Willard
Hotel, when Junior Deputy Grand
Tall Cedar J. T. Prendergast will take
an important part in the work of the
degrees. together with Senior Deputy
Grand Tall Cedar II. M. Vandervort.
Washington Council, No. %, Of the
| Universal Craftsman Council of Ma
sonic Engineers, met Saturday night,
with the largest attendance of the
year The council accepted the invi-
tation of Starr Council, No. IA, Balti-
more, Md, to the official visit of the
grand worthy chief. Louis j. Cudbird,
of Toronto, Canada. Columbia Coun-
Gil chartered an electric car for the
visit. Mrs. Maude Neill will have as
her committee for the card party April
% Mrs. Martha Stops and Mrs. Girls.
tobel Burton.
High Priest Everett G. Holt an
nounces that Mount Horeb Royal Arch
| Chapter, No. Z, will have no degree
work Tuesday but will devote the eve-
ming to social intercourse and business.
EASTERN STAR.
A meeting of st. Johns Lodge Chap
| ter will be held tomorrow night, at
which time the degrees will be con-
| ferred and a program rendered. There
will be a card party at the home Of
| Rebecca Wharton, 4708 Fifth street,
| March e. by the Dormitory Commit
| tee The Home Board will hold din
! ner at First Reformed Church, Thir-
! teenth and Monroe streets. March 81,
| from to o'clock. This dinner is
| for the Hospital fund OF the Masonic
and Eastern Star Home.
Esther Chapter at it's last meeting
| conferred the degrees, after which
| Mrs William T. Reed sang several
| Irish songs, accompanied by Mrs.
| j. Harry Cunningham. At the next
| meeting the entertainment will be in
charge of the star points.
Grand Matron Lena Stephenson and
| Grand Patron j. Ernest Dulin will
pay their official visit to Ruth Chapter
| tomorrow evening. The degrees will
be conferred. A program has been
arranged. The Auxiliary Home Board
will serve a chicken dinner from to
o'clock tomorrow evening. The Dor
nitory Board will give a dance at
| Brightwood Temple March 81 at $50
O'Clock The Auxiliary Home Board
will hold a card party at Hecht's
March 20 at 1870. Jane f. Walker will
hold a card party at Hecht's March
| % at 1870 o'clock.
| Unity Chapter at it's last meeting
| was addressed by Fred G. Alexander