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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-05-24
Prize Recipes
by Readers

NOTE-The Times will give 81 for
each recipe submitted by a reader ad-
Judged of sufficient merit to be printed
in this column. One recipe is printed
daily. except Friday. when twenty are
given. Address Recipe Editor of The
Times. Prizes will be mailed TO. winners.
one recipe each week viii be accepted
from one person.
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Mrs. John M. Judah entertained
at tea Wednesday in honor Of Mrs.
Upton Blish, Seymour. The guests
were women who have summer
homes at Lake Maxinkuckee. Miss
Barbara Brandon and Miss Janet
Blish assisted the hostess.
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Charity Lodge No. 9, Independent
Order of Shepards, will give a card
and bunco party at $3.50 this eve
ming at the eterans Of Foreign
Wars hall, 210 E. Ohio st.
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ArrGnGe Dance

Sigma Sigma Kappa sorority will
meet at this evening at the Sphinx
Arms when final arrangements will
be made for a dance to be given
Saturday at the SEVERN roof garden
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Girl Expresses Shame for
Short Skirts Which Shoe
Knees to Public on Cars
BY MARTHA LEE.

IRVINE PROVIDENCE has made mistake;
~ created with legs.
But improved upon the work Of the Creator with
the invention of skirts.
And with every manmade thing skirts the center
of universal controversy
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Reg. y. S. Pat off.

But they run from all the animals, which
really is pity,
(For they seldom see an elephant or lion
in the city,
And it's surely very tragic when they're
out in all their frillS
Not to have little fun and gel a few
exciting thrills.
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But at last there's little Jerry with the
greatest trepidation
Feeds a peanut to an elephant and then
in high elation,
Sister Dorothy must go and do the same
performance too
For they're just as much alike as are
their linen suits of blue.
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The KEN Club will give a benefit
card party Friday evening at st.
Philip Neri hall. Miss Eileen
Fletcher is chairman.
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Eucre. Lotto

Ladies Auxiliary to the Fireman's
Association will give euchre and
lotto party at 116 E. Maryland ST.,
at 2:30 p. m, Friday. Mrs. John
w. Miller is hostess chairman.
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Camp 3 P. o. of A. will give o
euchre and bunco party, Friday at
Druid's Hall, 20 S. Delaware ST.,
third floor.
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SJiDDeTu SOLeS

If you sandpaper the soles OF
children's shoes before they are
worn, it will prevent their slipping
on polished floors which sometimes
proves disastrous.
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Now a circus Mr. Vandie thinks is
nothing short of silly,
But he promised Mary Jane and Betty
Lou and little Billy
That he'd take them to the very next
that came into the town,
And he'd show them every single thing
from elephant to Gown.
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Card Parties

st. Patrick's Social Club will give
a card party 1-.day afternoon in the
school hall.
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Betty Lou and brother Billy in a printed
frock and suit
Have presented hin a problem of a
nature quite acute
For they want to buy the elephant and
take it home to play,
And the Connoisseur, bewildered doesn't
know word to say.
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MeetinQ, PGTtU

Meeting, Party
Alvin G. Hovey, w. r. c. 1876, will
have a business meeting at p. m,
Friday, and card party at 8 p. M,
that day, at 512 N. Illinois st.
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dance but do not dance Would it be
ali right for me to send my regets. or
go to the dance? ,,,,,,,rn-cr
A dance is for dancing. 1t
woulden't be fair to your escort to
90 and then not dance.
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42x36-In size bleached
pillowcaSes; made with wide
hens.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-05-24

2h LIB. cracked glass shak-.
err jar, filled with splendid
quality bath salts in pop
ular odorS.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-05-24

A very unusual and timely
value! Rich silk crepe de
chine triangle scarfs in COL
orful and attractive block
printed designs,
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-05-24

It's not a matter of morals but
matter of pride. Don't expose fat
knees to a critical public.
But if your knees are pretty then
don't be ashamed that the Creator
gave them to you.
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Just the same, d like to have the
opinions of readers on Skirt-length.
If you like long skirts, send a let
ter and give the reasons why you
like them long.
But if you prefer your skirt
rather short, then send me a letter
with the reasons why you like them
that way.
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Friday only! Over 300 of
our regular $500 quality
genuine Palm Beach" cloth
knickers-go on sale at only
$1.79. Every pair full cut and
well made.
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So and 40-Inch widths. Fine
sheer qualities in forty beau
tiful and colorful patterns
including dark grounds and
black.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-05-24

Mems shirts of fine ribbed
white cotton. Shorts of
broadcloths or closely woven
cotton pongee, in white or
fancy patterns. soc each.
Evening star., 1928-05-20

WASHINGTON Council No, Royal
w and Select Masters, will hold a
Distinguished Members Night" at its
stated communication tomorrow eve
ming. All Crytic Masons are invited,
The degrees viii be conferred with
Deputy Master Lloyd Q. Miller leading
in the ROYAL Master and Grand Visitor
and Lecturer Clarence J. West in the
Select Masters degree. Refreshments
will be served.
AT the state conclave Of Orient
Commandery, No. 5. K. T. III the asy-
lum in Naval Lodge Building tomorrow
evening the Order of Malta will be
conferred in full form. Eminent Com
mander John D. McDufie has extended
an invitation to all knights of the order
10 be present.
At the conclave of the Grand Com
mandery Monday last the following Sir
knights of Orient we're honored by
election to ofices in the Grand Com
mandery: Joseph H. Milans was elected
grand generaliSSimo and Roland NJ.
Brown was elected grand standard
bearer
Monarch Arthur NJ. Poynton an
nounces q short-form ceremonial Of
Kallipolis Grotto at Grotto headquar-
tiers the evening of May 81.
The Goodfellowship Night entertain
ment under the direction Of Past Mon
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FRATERNITIES

President West announces the High
Priests Association will take part III the
ROYAL Arch degree in Petworth Cnap-
ter, No. Is, tomorrow evening. Inc
team is under the direction OF Hlgn
Priest BoeSch of Mount Horeb Chapter,
and is composed of the following: Fl, r,
p. r. Boesch. x. J. B. Schommer. >"
J. E. Swaine. c. H., l.. H. Slocum' L. d,
H. c. Grimes; r. A. c., j. A. stevenson
NJ. third w.. D. d. Forney; NJ. second "
A. w. Schickler. and NJ FIRST ", w. w.
Stevens. All members of the assocla-
ton have been urged to be present
The right eminent grand COMMANDER
OF knights of Templar, Crate E. Dun
KUN, was the guest and prlnclpal
speaker at the celebration of the SeVehth
anniversary of Brightwood Comman-
derry, No. 6, knights Templar. last Tues
day evening at Brightwood Masonic
Temple. The birthday party was at
tended by large number Of sir Knights
their families and friends, who assem-
bled In the asylum of Brightwood Tenn
pie. and at 7:30 o'clock were escorted
to the banquet hall Sir Knight Albert
Haight of Brightwood was the caterer
on this occasion. The table decorations
and flowers were furnished By Sir
Knight Q. A. Oehmler. also of Bright
wood The next day these flowers were
taken to the sick fraters of the COM
mandery. During the dinner music was
furnished by Miss Lucille Demhach and
her orchestra. At the conclusion OF the
dinner Eminent Commander Omar j.
Veley welcomed the assembly. after
which the following were presented;
Miss Phyllis Ransdale. soprano solo, ac-
tn~l AN~ X
Lester Charlton of Brightwood, charac-
ter impersonationS: Sir knight William
RAYMOND of Brightwood. tenor solo. ac-
companied by Mrs. Raymond: Lieut.,
Joseph Stromme. humorous offering:
Miss Dorothy Ransdale, elocutloniSt. ana
the Misses Ransdale, vocal duet.
The following speakers were intro
duced: Sir Knight Capt. A. c, Ollver OF
Brightwood, chaplain of Walter Reed
Hospital: Past Grand Commander Mark
F. Finley and Right Eminent Grand
Commander GratZ +. Dunkum.
The remainder Of the evening was
given over to dancing. Among the guests
were Worshipful Master Charles J.
Arnsbruster of Joppa Lodge, No. 80
High Priest Edgar e. Sutter OF Bright
wood Chapter No. g; Illustrious Master
Ralph L. Hebbard of Brightwood Coun-
Gil. No. s.; Eminent Commander James
Graham of washington Commandery,
No. /; Henry H. Wright of Columbia
Commandery, No. ., and John D. Nc
Duffie of Orient Commandery, No. 5.
The committee on arrangements was
composed of GenerRlissimo A. A. Lud-
wig, chairman: Arthur c. Shaw, P. G.;
Fred E. Blood, p. c.; William Smith,
Samuel B. Reeder. Edward Brooker and
Walter c. Lewis
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The Commanders Association of
1928 held It's annual dinner COM
plimentary to the retiring grand COM
mander, Dr. Mark +. Finley, at Colun-
bia Country Club recently. Comdr. j.
Harry Phillips acted as toastmaster.
Addresses were made by DR.. Finley and
the incoming grand commander, Gratz
e. Dumkum George B. McGinty gave
an account Of his recent trip with the
Shrine to Miami and Billy Capp en-
tertained with songs and banjo. Those
present were DR.. Mark r. Finley. Gratz
E. Dunkum, Mr.. and Mrs. G. B. Nc
Ginty, Mr.. and Mrs. j. M. Marzolf, Mr..
and Mrs. James Graham, MIR. and Mrs.
Jesse w. Thornton. Mr.. and Mrs. G. r..
Davis of Washington Commandery.
No. /: Mr., and Mrs. j. III. Phillips, MIR.
and Mrs. H. H. Wright. Mr.. and Mrs.
s. w. Trunnel of Columbia Comman-
derry. No 2: Mr.. and Mrs. E. r. Post,
Mr.. and Mrs. r. l.. Middleton, Mr.. and
Mrs. M. l.. Brewton, Mr.. and Mrs. w.
H. Harrison, of Potomac, No. s.. Mr..
and Mrs. j. r. Huber. Mr.. and Mrs. q.
l. Lalzure. Mr.. and Mrs. q. A. Ross,
T. c. Henderson and Miss BuSey of
De Molay, No. 4; Mr. and Mrs. E. c.
Dutton, Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. George
of Orient. No. s: Mr.. and Mrs. F.. E.
Blood Mr.. and Mrs. o. j. Veley, Mr..
and Mrs. A. c. Shaw Of Brightwood,
No. 6,
High Priest Richard II. Voolfolk of
Mount Pleasant Chapter, No. l3, Royal
Arch MasonS. announces a May fes-
tival" following a short meeting of the
chapter Friday evening. high-grade
program of entertainment is promised,
followed by refreshments. All compan-
ions are invited to attend and bring
interested brethren with them.
The Almas Temple Band, Drum Corps
and Patrol participated in the dedica-
tion of the Acacia Mutual Life InSur-
ance Co, Building, located at First street
and Indiana avenue. Wednesday night.
Thursday night the band and drum
corps participated in an Ascension day
parade prior to the services held under
the auspices of the Grand Commandery
Of the District at the Church Of the
Epiphany.
Shrine and Grotto will re-enact their
annual ball game at Griffith Stadium
Saturday. June l6. for the benefit of the
Masonic and Eastern Star Home.
team, says he has selected a strong
array of talent which is practicing ear
neStly.
The Washington Railroad Square
Club executive committee met May IA.
varied entertainment was announced
for the next meeting. Saturday. May 26,
when exceptional talent is promised by
E. H. Goelz New and thrilling stunts
will be presented by Chairman George
H. Mergell of the initiation committee
for the edification of the large class of
pilgrims who wish to enter the portals
of the club. AS usual, refreshments and
cigars will follow the evenings frolic.
A good attendance of the Ashlar
Club greeted the new candidates and
the degree team Of the Craftsman Club
at the last meeting at Temple Heights.
Among the visitors were State President
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arch Henry J. Gompers and members Of
the Drum and Bugle Corps was held at
Grotto headquarters last Tuesday eve
ming. The program consisted of an
address by Representative Arthur Free
of California, solo and duet dancing
by the Pork Chop Twins" songs by
Paul Burt, humorous stories by Joe
Beatty piano selections by Jacques
Heidenheimer and selections by the
of Prophet Charles M. Dunn. Follow
| ing the program refreshments were
served. The address of Congressman
Free was on Good Fellowship"
| The special train bearing the Kalli-
polls contingent to the annual Grotto
convention in Richmond June 5, and
| will leave Washington at sos pm.
| Monday. June 4, and the automobile
/ caravan will leave Grotto headquarters
| at IL O'Clock noon the same day. The
grand monarch'S ball and reception
will be held at the Shrine Mosque Mon
day evening, June 4, and the official
parade at 1880 pm. Tuesday. The
competitive band and drill contests will
be held on Wednesday, for which the
! band and drill corps of Kallipolis have
| entered and each of these units hopes
/ to capture the prize cup.
| At Its stated assembly Tuesday eve
ming Mount Pleasant Council, No. S, will
| confer the degrees in full costume. All
Royal and Select Masters are invited to
| be present by $50 pm. when a talk
will be given by p. G. NJ. Burkholder on
! the origin and symbolism of the Cryptic
| Rite. after which the council will trans
! act regular business. Refreshments will
| be served.
At the eonvocation of La Fayette
Chapter. No. 5, last Tuesday were pres
ent Deputy Grand High Priest Smith,
Grand Captain of the Guard ~CoombS
and Grand Master of the Third Vail
Roepke. Past High Priest w. J. Jeffries
of Philadelphia Chapter. No. 1863; Past
High Priests Fox. Bartlett, Yerger Bru-
ner and Grimes Of La Fayette Chapter
and High Priest Beach of Petworth
| Chapter The deputy grand high priest
/ discussed the lessons taught by the de-
gree. Past High Priest JeffrieS made
| interesting comparisons between the
work Of this jurisdiction and that OF
| Pennsylvania.
La Fayette Chapter has called atten-
| ton to the visit of Druid Chapter, No
| q. of Baltimore. to La Fayette Chapter.
| No 5. June 5, when the visitors will ex-
emplify the opening of a Royal Arch
chapter according to the Maryland
ritual and also the Most Excellent Mas
ter's degree, using the amplified ritual
of Druid Chapter Druid Chapter viii
bring its entire degree team, robes and
| equipment. Oficers Of the constituent
| chapters are specially invited to be pres
| ent. and so also are all members OF the
craft
Evening star., 1928-05-20
MASONIC,

LODGES.
Monday--Potomac, No 5 f. A,
3 3 French. No, Is. +. A.
Mt, Pleasant. No, rs, +, {,
r,As!l,e,se,rvs Aleers pslSs; ss..S, No, 20, !. s, 9
Samuel Gomners. No. As. r, c.
WestueSday--Harmony, No. Il. Z, A,
East Gate, No. 3A. F. c.. special at
warren = Hag,tns, No: 50. i N, N,
Thursiay--The New Jerusalem. No.
3 past masters night,
VIM. r, SinEleton Ne, 80. NJ. NJ.
Friday--St. Johns, No. IL. NJ. NJ.
past masters night.
Ssturisv--School of instruction.
ROYAL ARCH CHAPTERS;
Monday--Pe,worth No, 10. ROYAL
Ttiesiay---Monnt Horeb No :. Mark
Potomac, Ne, 5, Roysi Arb ;,
r N. and NJ. Il. NJ.
Friday-Eureks No. {. Royai Arch.
Mt. Pleasant. No. IL, Nav testi-
KNIGHTS TEMPLAR COMMUNICATES
Mondsv---orient No. T. Order of
Malta fun form.
Tuesisy--De Nolay. Nc. 4. Red
Gross
CRYPTIC MASONRY.
ashinEtou Council. No. i,
TuesdaSWMt. Pleasant. No, 5. de-
Srees, in costume,
SCOTTISH RITE.
Tuess9ay--Rohert 9e Bruce Council
Kadosh. statutory assembly.
Evening star., 1928-05-20

of the National League Hensey, Presi-
dent Bready of the advisory board, Past
Presidents Dexter and Musser of the
advisory board, President Warfield of
the LambSkin Club and President
Chandler of the Craftsman Club An
honorary life membership was confer
red on william Musser.
Next Thursday night, under the au-
spices Of the Ashlar Club, the Masonic
Glee Club will present a musical and
minstrel performance at the Masonic
Auditorium. Charles Bartlett is di-
recting the Glee Club and J. Clark
Middleton is its president.
The Ionic Club, composed of Master
MaSonS employed in the Treasury De-
partment, General Accounting Office,
and the Capitol, will celebrate It's four
teenth birthday tomorrow evening in
the sun room" on top of the Wash
ington Hotel. A brief business session
will be held under the direction of E.
c. Hooper. president, starting at 730.
Promptly at o'clock the gavel will be
turned over to C. K. Erickson, vice
president, acting as chairman of the
birthday celebration program. which
will consist of Two Dancing Dolls in a
song and dance act: Miss Gertrude
Trumbly. piano solo; A. G. Braithwaite,
tenor solo. and o. M. Maxam, chief of
operations of the Coast Guard Service,
In an illustrated talk regarding thrilling
rescues made by the Coast Guard.
While visiting club members always
find the latch-stripg hanging out at
| each meeting of the Ionic Club, every
Master Mason Of the Coast Guard Serv-
ice has been extended a special inVi-
fof{oY1 N attend fnYoOrrnxx, nVaY1fy1n
This will be the last club meeting
previous to the usual Summer recess.
However, a representative of the men,
| bership campaign committee Is located
in each bureau, also In each separate
section of the Treasury Department and
the General Accounting ONCE and the
present membership campaign will be
continued even during the hot Summer
months. Additional application blanks
may be obtained from John L. Bate
man. secretary. 806 Maryland avenue
| northeast, or from any officer of the
club.
EASTERN STAR.
Congress Lodge Chapter will celebrate
1t fourth birthday anniversary tomorrow
evening at the New Masonic Temple
Matron. M. Betty Wolfe extends an in
vitation to the Matrons and Patrons
of 1928 and all other members of the
| order to attend.
Treaty Oak Chapter, U. D.. will meet
at Temple Heights May 81 at 8 pm
Miss Margaret Lynch, matron. enter
tanned her officers at her home, 1347
Girard street Monday night.
Brightwood Chapter will celebrate its
second birthday Thursday at pm.
The matron, Mollie E. Bateman, extends
an invitation to the matrons and pa
irons of 1926 and 1928 and other men,
bers Of the order 10 attend. Degree
work was conferred at its last meeting.
| The program was by the following:
| Solos by Mrs Arnold of Takoma Chap
| ter. Mr.. Angelica; violin solos by Miss
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Whetin; piano recital by Mr.. Ganker;
readings by Mr.. Paul Grove.

Whetin; piano recital by Mr.. Ganker;
readings by Mr.. Paul Grove.
Esther Chapter met Thursday evening
and after the business meeting the fol-
lowing program, In charge of Past
selections by Miss Gertrude Brooks
Trumbly; reading by Past Grand Matron
Julia N. Streater; vocal solos by Dan
McGrath, accompanied by Miss Web
ber: reading by Past Matron EfRe A.
Roberts, and vocal solos by George
Myers, accompanied by Miss Isabelle
Myers. Refreshments were served.
Matron Margaret H. Jones announces
the program for the meeting of June z
will be in charge of the past matrons Of
the chapter.
Ruth Chapter will confer the degrees
tomorrow night. Joppa Lodge Chapter
has been invited to be the guests at this
meeting. There will be an entertain
ment featuring the De Molay boys Re-
freshments will be served.
A special meeting of the 1923 Ma
irons and Patrons Association has been
called by the president for May 26 at
| 1880 pm. in Lodge Room No 3. second
| floor, Masonic Temple, Thirteenth
street and New York avenue. All ma
irons and patrons are requested to be
present.
Lebanon Chapter will confer degrees
Tuesday evening. The chapter recently
! presented an entertainment at the Ma
sonic and Eastern Star Home, including
vocal duet by Mrs. Fleet and Mrs.
Brown, with Miss Barbara Brown at
the piano: reading by Edith Priddy; MI.
LIE Grand, violin solo, accompanied by
Mrs. Fleet; selections by the Honolulu
Melody Boys" with speciality
Hawaiian dance by Miss Harriet Pool,
and play THE Photographer" by
| members of the chapter Refreshments
were served. At its last meeting an en-
| tertainment was presented. including a
vocal selection by Miss Mildred Creel
and numbers by the Ajax Orchestra.
| The feature of the evening consisted of
dialogues and songs by juvenile bride
| and groom incident to reception and
the presentation of wedding gifts TO
| the patron. Elmer C. Wood and Mrs.
| Wood, on behalf of the chapter. It's
officers. and the matron, Mrs. Mary r..
French. and Mr.. French. Members of
| the Matrons' and Patrons Association
of 1928 were present. There was dane
| ing and refreshments. Grand Patron
William j. Dow, and Mrs. Dow were
| honor guests.
At the last meeting Of Areme
Chapter the degrees were conferred
after which program was rendered
! by Mae Felka and Selma Klein. Re-
Evening star., 1928-05-20

Bethlehem Chapter will be entertain
ed with a program Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Mae Smith announces a display
and sale of children's clothing in the
basement Of the temple that evening.
The auxiliary home board will assist
Evening star., 1928-05-20

The matron of Congress Lodge Chap
ter announces the services at the Ma
sonic and Eastern Star Home today
will be held under the auspices Of the
chapter and will be conducted by DR..
l.. M. Zimmerman Of Baltimore, Md.
Evening star., 1928-05-20

After regular business in Electa Chap
ter Tuesday evening, Associate Matron
Miss Florence B. Womersley will have
an entertainment. Plans are being
made for basket picnic to Mongan-
town In July. The endowment COM
mittee was entertained Friday evening
by Mrs. Clara Barr and Mrs. Annie
Bradbury.
Evening star., 1928-05-20

the reception committee at the formal
opening of the infirmary Of the Masonic
and Eastern Star Home tomeFFeW
evening.
Mrs. Marie e. Summers, nnatt0N OF.
Continued on Tenth Page1' W.
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Ruth Chapter will confer the degrees
tomorrow night. Joppa Lodge Chapter
has been invited to be the guests at this
meeting. There will be an entertain
ment featuring the De Molay boys. Re-
freShments will be served
Evening star., 1928-05-20

st. Johns Chapters meeting of May
81 will be short business session fol-
lowed by a program arranged by the
served.
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freshments were served. Guests Of the
evening were Grand Patron Dow, AS
sociate Grand Patron Proctor and Ma
irons and Patrons of 1923.
Evening star., 1928-05-20

At the last meeting Of Areme
Chapter the degrees were conferred,
after which a program was rendered
by Mae Felka and Selma Klein. Re-
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EASTERN STAR.

Congress Lodge Chapter will celebrate
1t fourth birthday anniversary tomorrow
evening at the New Masonic Temple.
Matron M. Betty Wolfe extends an in
Vitation to the Matrons and Patrons
of 1928 and all other members of the
order to attend.
Evening star., 1928-05-20

Treaty Oak Chapter, U. D.. will meet
at Temple Heights May 81 at 8 pm.
Miss Margaret Lynch, matron. enter
tanned her officers at her home, 1347
Girard street Monday night.