Evening star., 1927-09-04
EASTERN STAR.

will be held September Z. The chair
man of the dormitory committee,
Mrs. Emily A. Smith, announces a
card party at the Chestnut Farms
Dairy. October 3.
Unity Chapter will resume it's
meetings September 8. A social eve
ming is announced. The star points
will have charge of the program, with
Mrs. Florence Farber as chairman.
Mizpah Chapter will hold a short
business meeting September s. The
bazaar cake committee will hold
card party October in the Chest
nut Farms Dairy Building.
Bethlehem Chapter will have its first
meeting after the Summer vacation,
September 13.
Past Matron Bowersox has been
collecting rummage, and arrangements
are about complete for the annual
sale. to be held October 6, and 8.
Mrs Catherine Gingell entertained
the dormitory committee and its
friends at her country home, at Owens
Cliff. Wednesday, August "a. The 30
guests left at a late hour after having
enjoyed chicken dinner prepared by
the hostess.
The first meeting of the Joppa
Lodge Chapter TO be held following
the Summer recess is announced by
Worthy Matron, Mrs. Ida V. Jones,
for Wednesday night at 7:45 o'clock.
Other announced activities include the
Chapters annual bazaar on October
5 and 6. and the theater party at
Keiths. September IS, constituting
this months special activity"
After a vacation of two months
Warren G. Harding Chapter, No. 81,
will meet Thursday, September s.
One of the activities planned for the
coming season is card party for
the benefit of the chapter, to be held
September 10, at the Chestnut Farms
Dairy Auditorium.
The annual rummage sale of Esther
Chapter, No. 5, will be held at 17l3
Seventh street the week beginning
Monday, September II. Associate
Matron Margaret Fl. Jones. chairman
Of the committee in charge OF sale,
asks that those having rummage no.
tify her at her home, 1856 Newton
street, or call Columbia S4S.
Lebanon Chapter is among the in
vited guests to the Temple Heights
services this afternoon. The chap
ter's first Fall meeting will be held
September 13, with the program
under the direction Of the men.
INDEPENDENT ORDER OF ODD
FELLOWS.
At the meeting of Columbian En-
campment, No. l, held Wednesday
evening, the secret work of the sew
eral degrees was rehearsed by the Off
GERS of the encampment and the
degree team, in preparation for the
renewed activities of the coming
months, among which will be the Off
cial visitation of the grand patriarch
and suite on November 8. Past Grand
Patriarch Wood conducted the re-
hearsal. Short addresses were made
by Past Grand Patriarchs Seiffert,
Wood, Noakes; Grand Patriarch Lyons
and Grand Marshal L. III. Windsor.
Fred d. Stuart Epcampment, No. Z.
will hold session for routine busi-
ness tomorrow evening and will ad-
journ quickly on account of the holi.
day.
Eastern Lodge, No. z has received
applications for membership and will
begin degree work the first meeting
night in October. At the last meet
ing members of Arlington Lodge, No.
1913. of Clarendon. Va, paid the lodge
a fraternal visit. a surprise visit
was madv also by the members of the
Odd Fellows Band. who entertained
the membership during the entire eve
ming with many selections. Addresses
were made by Past Grand Master Will
fred f. Lawson, father of the band
and member of Eastern Lodge. Grand
Secretary Harry L. Andersen made
an address of welcome to the visiting
brethren preSent in behalf of the no.
BILE grand Of the lodge. Past Grand
Thomas O'Halloran. secretary of Ar
lington Lodge, the noble grand and
other members also spoke.
Thursday evening the members and
degree staff of Columbia Lodge, No.
10, journeyed in busses from the Odd
Fellows Temple and visited Wash
ington Grove Lodge, in Washington
Grove, Md. At the extended invita-
ton given by Washington Grove
Lodge, Columbia Lodge degree staff
conferred the first degree on large
class of candidates. Under the di-
rection of Past Grand Samuel G.
Taylor, degree master, and Past
Grand Charles D. Shackelford. the
team presented the degree in an i'm
presSive manner.
Following the degree, addresses
were made by Grand Master Lemuel
II. Windsor and Grand Secretary Harry
l.. Andersen, who were special guests
of Columbia Lodge on invitation:
Past Grand Samuel G. Taylor Charles
d. Shackelford, Grand Warden Millard
F. Zepp and other members of the
lodge, as well as the noble grand and
other members of Washington Grove
Lodge. Following the adjournment
of the lodge refreshments were served.
DAUGHTERS OF AMERICA.
Golden Rule Council, No. 10, con-
vened Friday evening in the North
east Masonic Temple with the coun-
cilor, Mrs. Lillian Martin, presiding.
One applicant was elected to member
ship and two applications was pre-
sented for reinstatement and referred
to a proper committee. The devo-
tional exercises were conducted by
the junior past councillor, Mrs. Okie
r. Young. and assisted by John ID.
Simpson, state councillor of the Junior
Order Of United American Mechanics,
also a member of this council. Past
1ouHciloE nIs. DEL tHd bIoWH was
elected TO the Office Of state council
representative to fill the vacancy
caused by the resignation of Past
Councillor Miss Virgie +. Ridgeway.
Those conducting the election were:
Archie l.. Lewis, as judge; John d.
Simpson as clerk, and Mrs. Wood
check and Mr.. William Green, as
the tellers The installation Of Mrs.
Brown as the new state representa-
tive was held yith Past State Coun-
cilor Mrs. Floda M. Reagan. who Off
ciated as the installing officer. Mrs.
Emma Bowen, the new chairman on
good of the order, announced that
there will be another card party. to
be given on September 20. Past
State Councillor Mrs. Floda M. Reagan
resigned from craftsmanship Of her
grOun and Mrs Eva Wood has been