Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-10-14


fellowship night.
William r. Singleton Lodge and
Chevy Chase Lodge Wednesday evening
will ioin in receiving the grand master
and officers of the Grand Lodge on the
occasion of their annual grand vista
ton.
Singleton Lodge will be opened
promptly at 7:30 O'Clock, and at 8
o'clock the grand master and Grand
Lodge will be received. At $3.50 O'Clock
the grand master will be received by
Chevy Chase Lodge.
An interesting program is being ar
ranged and the masters OF both lodges
have urged the brethren to make
special effort to attend.
Monarch Arthur M. Poynton of Kali
iipolis Grotto announces the first good
fellowship night of the season at Kali
lipolis Grotto headquarters Tuesday
evening The program will be in charge
of Past Monarch Charles d. Shackel-
ford, who promises veritable Pandora
box of entertainment features. All
Prophets and their Master Mason
friends are invited to attend. Another
good-fellowship night in charge of Chief
Justice Harry B. Plankinton, will be
held October 81
November 16 Kallipolis Grotto and
Yedz Grotto of Baltimore will hold a
joint ceremonial in Baltimore, which
will be attended by Grand Monarch
John A. Derthick. The Baltimore
Grotto already has large class Of
candidates and Monarch Poynton is
urging the Washington Prophets to
have an equal number Transportation
will be furnished the candidates to and
from Baltimore. The Baltimore Proph-
cts are arranging for an unusual meet
ing and promise program that will
make the trip well worth while.
Milton D. Smith, worshipful master
Of Congress Lodge, No. 81, announces
that for the degree Thursday evening
the master of ceremonies Kari v.
Eiker. will be in the east and Borden r.
Putnam will act as senior deacon.
Washington Council, No. l, Royal and
Select Masters, will hold "Old Mem
bers night" at its stated assembly to-
morrow evening. A feature viii be the
comforting of the Royal Masters de-
gree by the past masters, with Past IL
lustrious Grand Master Finley presiding.
The master of La Fayettel Lodge. No..
10, H. c. Drummer, announces that at
bA4C ENC1llAlk
there will be no degree work, as this is
to be Past Masters night for La Fayette
Lodge. A full attendance of La Fay
cites past masters has been requested
Brightwood Council, No. 6, Royal and
Select Masons, will give card party
Wednesday evening at Brightwood
Masonic Temple, Georgia and Colorado
avenues. Bridge and Five Hundred.
In his October bulletin, Illustrious
Master Samuel T. Farmer of Adoniram
Council, No. 2, Royal and Select Masters,
announces that the assembly Thursday
evening will be devoted to social activi-
ties, including the presentation of past
masters aprons to the past illustrious
masters of his council, as follows: E.
st. Clair Thompson of New York City;
Jacob w. Collins of Philadelphia, Pa
William w. Germane. Dan G. Vaughan
William A. Harries, George L. Sherman,
Edward Burkholder, John P. Rappolt
Lucien c. Yung, Samuel F. Handbook
and Willis B. Robinson, all of this city;
Charles Alexander of San Diego, Calf !;
William Salisbury of Wilmington, Del.
Clarence d. Weldon of Davenport
Iowa, and Arthur P. Fenton of Cleve-
land, Ohio.
The Masonic Clubs of the city have
arranged, through the Advisory Board
for the observance october % of
Masonic Club Sunday" The last Sun
day in October, being the one occur
ring nearest the anniversary of the date
on which George Washington became a
Mason, has been designated by num-
Der of grand jurisdictions and the Ma
tional League of Masonic Clubs as ap-
propriate occasion for celebration in
connection with this event. Rev. DR.
John c. Palmer, grand chaplain of
the Grand Lodge of the District OF
Columbia, will deliver the address.
EASTERN STAR.
At the meeting Of st. Johns Lodge
Chapter tomorrow evening the degree
will be conferred by the associate ma
tron. Associate Grand Matron Pear
Watt Glib and Associate Grand Patron
John Clagett Proctor, accompanied by
the associate matronS of 1928, will bf
guests of honor. Refreshments ano
dancing after the meeting.
Warren G. Harding Chapter will give
a chicken dinner at the Elks' Hall, us
H street, October l8, from to pm
Takoma Chapter met october for g
short business meeting The home
CUIIllillbcc "do CAlbNA boAAlCA CIV u -
home of Mrs. Voelker Monday night
A dance was held last night by the
chapter committee. The grand matror
has appointed Matron Mary N. kiefel
as grand representative to the State OF
South Carolina. At the next meeting
of the chapter the degrees will be con-
ferred. The line will be advanced No
vember %, with Associate Matror
Bertha Brown in the east, all the as
sociate matrons Of the jurisdiction be-
ing the honOred guests Takomas an
nual grand visitation will be Norem-
Der 9.
Bethany Chapter will hold a bazaar
at Joppa Lodge Hall, 4209 Ninth street
october 26 and 81. Dinner will be
served each evening, followed by dane,
ing The matrons and patrons of 1925
will be guests of the chapter at the
meeting October 10 After the meet.
ing Bethlehem and Washington Cen.
tennial Chapters will entertain jointly
in the banquet hall.
Joppa Lodge Chapter has postponed
indefinitely Associate Matrons' night
There will be a short business meet.
ing October II, followed by refresh
ments This will enable those WHIT
wish to accept the invitation of Silve
Snring Chapter, Silver Spring, Md Il
90 there afterward. November viii
be the grand visitation in this chapter
East Gate Chapter entertained 10y
a1ty Chapter of Middletown, Md, a
Arc last meeting. Among the diStin
c~:.shed guests were Past Grand Matrol
Gowles and Grand Lecturer Teachum
THE dramatic club presented a play
refreshments we're served and dane
5ng followed. Thursday Of this week
13one-cooked dinner will be served a
the Masonic Temple at Rhode Islant
ard Malls avenues northeast Octone
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