Evening star., 1927-10-16

assist the officers of the lodge on this
occasion. John e. Collifiower has ap'
pointed Past Exalted Ruler Edwin 8.
| Puller as vice chairman and William
s. Shelby as secretary of the commit
| tee.
The annual charity ball viii be held
at the. New Willard Hotel November
II. Vice Chairman and Past Exalted
Ruler Daniel II. Nihion and his com
mittee have about completed arrange
ments.
THE MACCABEES.
The Court Of Industry. Jewels Of
the Maccabees. held its first monthly
meeting last Saturday. with Miss
! Vivian Chapman presiding as queen
bee and Clifton Goode Junior bee: a
congratulatory letter was received
from the Supreme headquarters, al
Detroit, that this Is the first Court
| Of Industry to be instituted IN the
| United States, and now efforts are
being stressed to be the first TO m
stitute a Court Of Service 0hird oe'
gree), which will be done early IN De'
cember. Ten applicants We're IN
itiated. The Juniors Will oe enter
tanned with a Halloween party Mon
day, October 81. at the home OF the
| queen I1lOtQeE.
Eureka Hive met last Saturday
| evening at Northeast Masonic Tenn
pie. Mrs. Annie E. Nalley. com
mander. presiding. Three appllca'
tions were received. ARRANGEMENTS
are being made for a large class III
itiation in the near future.
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS:
Grand Chancellor Edgar c. Snyder
and associate Grand Lodge oncers
will pay their annual grand visitation
to Mount Vernon Lodge wednesday
evening.
bration will meet Thursday evening al
s o'clock.
At the meeting Of Rathbone Temple,
Pythian Sisters. reception was given
lin honor of the return OF the grano
chief. Mrs. Nettie Crowthers. the
Grand Temple officers and representa-
ttves to the Grand Temple.
! In behalf of Rathtone Temple. MRS
Hooper presented the grand CHIEF wltn
a silver vegetable dish; also MRS
Whitworth presented Mrs. Hooper,
grand protector, with q silver olive
spoon, also a basket of dahliaS. The
grand chief thanked Mrs. Hooper and
presented her with a basket OF pink
roses. Mrs. Lola Marks, grand mis-
tress of records and correspondence,
was presented with silver console
set. also linen bed set from her
uncle and mother. Mrs. Thornton pre-
sented Mrs, Hooper with bud vase:
| Addresses were made by the grano
chief, Mrs. Nettie Crowthers; state
Organizer Mrs. Carrie e. DAVIS
Grand Mistress Of Records and Cor.
respondence Lola ". Marks, Grand
| Protector Mary e. Hooper, Most Ex
cellent Chief, of Friendship Temple
Mrs. Wilson and Supreme Junior Mrs
Elsie Vandervort.
| Mrs. Nellie Etting read the report
Of the representatives social activi'
ties while in Martinsville, Va.,. while
Mrs. Prescott, chairman OF the repre-
sentatives, read the business. report
| Many visitors from Friendship Tenn
ple were present, among whom Were
Supreme Representatives Mrs. Ida
! Crown and Mrs. Mollie Mitchell.
| Mrs. Baum. chairman OF ways ano
means, reported she would hold g 5Ot
card party at the home OF Mrs. Whit
ting october IS. the proceeds to go
toward the "tacky party"
DAUGHTERS OF ISABELLA.
The October meeting Of Circle No
ITS was held Monday evening at the
Washington Club. with Mrs. James
G. Haskell, regent, presiding. An
nouncement was made Of the appoint.
mert Of Mrs. William A. Stewart al
| State regent for the District OF Co.
| lumbia, Maryland and Virginia.
The following officers were elected
Mrs. James G. Haskell, regent; Mrs
i = GoNA
Daniel J. Donovan, monitor; Miss
Jane Coleman, chancellor; Miss Vir
I ginia offutt, custodian; Miss Rose Anr
French, recording secretary; Miss
Catherine Sullivan, financial secretary;
! Mrs. William A. Stewart. treasurer;