Evening star., 1927-10-23

| has also added an additional feature
| Plans for the trip to Adherence Lodge
| November IA were also discussed. The
president of the club has arranged fol
busses which will carry the members
oil Federal Lodge and the Fellcwcraf'
Club to Baltimore for the visit tt
Adherence Lodge.
worshipful Master Maurice Blum OF
S; muel Gompers Lodge, No. 45, +. A
A NJ, announces that at the commu
nication of Samuel Gompers Lodge
Tuesday the degree will be presented
with five candidates. Junior Warden
A. Kenneth Armstrong will head the
official line.
EASTERN STAR.
Naomi Chapter received the grand
officers on the occasion of the grand
visitation, October II. A program
was given. Next Wednesday the
meeting will be devoted to business
and entertainment. The dormitory
committee will have a card party
Tuesday afternoon at Hecht's.
Loyalty Chapter will have business,
followed by an entertainment, at the
next meeting. At the last meeting
the initiation was followed by the
Floral degree. A turkey dinner will
be held at Northeast Temple Octo
ber 81.
Federal Chapter celebrated endow'
ment night October Is, followed by
an entertainment and refreshments,
The home board will meet October 26,
at the home of Mrs. Maloney. 3S2O
Cathedral avenue at pm. The ways
and means committee will meet No
vember at the home of the matron,
Mrs. Hichew. 1854 Columbia road, at
pm. The chairman Of the ways and
means, Mrs. Wrenn, announces a
turkey dinner and bazaar in North
east Masonic Temple December Z.
The grand matron. grand patron and
other officers of the Grand Chapter
will pay the chapter its grand vista
ton November 5.
Takoma Chapter met October IA for
a business meeting. Saturday dance
was held by the floral circle at Chill.
lum. Last Friday the chapter enter
tained the home folks. The next meet.
ing of the chapter will be October %,
when the grand officers will make
their grand visitation.
Lebanon Chapter will have initiation
next Tuesday evening. with the asso-
ciate matron, Mrs. Mary French, in
the east and the other line officers
advanced one station. Past Matron
Sarah Cleland is in charge of com.
mittee, consisting of the past matrons
and past patrons, to arrange a program
for the chapters anniversary celebra-
ton in November.
Temple Chapter held it's annual
grand visitation October 10. Among
the distinguished guests were several
past grand officers and the matrons
and patrons Of 1927. Matron Marian
A. Norwood announces work at the
next meeting, October "a, with the
line advanced.
At the last meeting of Unity Chap.
ter Grand Matron Lena Stephenson
and Grand Patron j. Ernest Dulin.
accompanied by the other officers of
the Grand Chapter, made their an.
nual grand visitation. Other distin-
guished guests were Right Worthy
Grand Treasurer Alcena Lamond, Past
Grand Matrons Kimmel, Mayberry,
Strait, Campbell and Milans, and also
Past Grand Patron Belts and the
matrons and patrons of 1927. The
following program was rendered:
Vocal selections, Gilbert c. Clark Of
Unity Chapter; Mrs. Frances I. Dob.
son presented embroidered linen to
the grand matron; vocal selections.
Mrs. NJ. Dell Sale OF Brightwood
Chapter; presentation of embroidered
linen to the grand patron by AleUln-
der Steele; Mrs. Evelyn Hursh Of
Martha Chapter, readings. At the
next meeting, October 2S, the rainy
day bags will be collected, followed by
a social and refreshments.
At the last meeting of Joppa Lodge
Chapter there was an initiation fol.
lowed by an entertainment and re.
freshments. Mrs. Florence Bailey,
associate matron, made a report on
the recent bazaar. Mrs. Trevitt,
chairman Of dormitory committee, an
riounced a play to be given October
25 and 26 at the Methodist Church,
Grant Circle, at pm. At the next
meeting, November 2, Ida v. Jones,
matron, announces the annual grand
visitation will take place.
The Past Matrons' and Patrons AS
sociation of Fidelity Chapter met at
the home of Emma McIndoo, 1925
Blair road, October Is. Those present
were Mr.. and Mrs. w. 3. Schommer,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Taylor, Mr.. and
Mrs. Alfred Rich. DIR. and Mrs. H. c.
Mcneil, Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Vim
cent, Mr.. and Mrs. James Merritt, Mr..
and Mrs. John r. Shaw and daughter,
Mrs. Emily Fletcher, Miss Eta Lar
kin and Miss Anneca c. Johnston.
At the last meeting Of Miriam Chap.
ter, Grand Matron Lena M. Stephen.
son and Grand Patron Ernest Dulin,
accompanied by the other officers of
the Grand Chapter, made their an
nual grand visitation. The following
past grand matrons and patrons were
present: Past Grand Matron Flora E.
Campbell. Past Grand Matron Kim.
mel, Past Grand Matron Nellie B.
Fletcher and Junior Past Grand
Matron Gertrude B. Milans. Past
Grand Patron Charles Shreve, Past
Grand Patron William Belts and
Junior Past Grand Patron George
Pitt. At the next meeting. tomorrow
evening, Matron Celia Hines an.
nounces, the degrees will be conferred.
Grand visitations still to be made are
as follows: Columbia, No. Is, October "a,
8:15 p.m.; Bethlehem, No. z, October
%, SIS PM: Hope, No. 80, October
26, 8:15 p.m.; Fidelity. No. 10, October
26, 9:15 pm; VIM. F. Hunt, No. 16,
October 81, 8:15 p.m.; Takoma, No. ~,
October %, S:15 PM; Chevy Chase,
No. 80, November 1. S:15 pm; Joppa
Lodge, No. 27, November 2. S:15 pm;
Joseph H. Milans Lodge, No. Al, No
vember 3. S:15 p.m.; Washington Cen
tennial, No. rs, November 4, SIS pm;
Bethany, No. "a. November 4, 9:15
pm; Federal, No. 38; November s,
SIS pm; st. Johns Lodge, No. 1s.
November Z, Sis PM; Congress
Lodge, No. S5. November Z, 9:15 pm;
Friendship, No. II. November 8. S:15
pm; Brookland, No. IL. November g.,
S:15 PM; Warren G. Harding, No. 81,
November 10, S:1S PM; Acacia, No.
%, November Is. S:15 PM: Gavel, No.
20. November Is. 9:15 PM: Loyalty,
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