Evening star., 1928-10-28

Joppa Lodge Chapter, at its meeting
November 81. There will be a shori
business meeting, program, refreshments
and dancing. ihe chapter will have its
annual grand visitation November Z.
Takoma Charter met October 10
when the degrees were conferred on
three candidates. The grand officers
will make their annual visitation No
vember 9. Associate Matron Brown will
confer the degrees November %, when
all associate matrons will be guests of
honor.
Mizpah Chapter will meet November
S, when the degrees will be conferred
by the advanced line. The associate
nlatrons of the jurisdiction are invited
to attend as special guests.
Among those present at the last
meeting Of Bethany Chapter we're
Grand Patron William j. Dow and the
Matrons and Patrons of 1928 Vocal
numbers were rendered by Mrs. Tucker.
accompanied at the piano by her
daughter, Miss Tucker, and reading
by Mrs. Yeba Hall Refreshments were
served, followed by dancing. At the
meeting November 2 the line will be
sdvsnced. and all charter members of
the chapter are expected TO be present.
The annual grand visitation will take
place November is.
Acacia Chapter will have initiation
at its next meeting. after which the
home board members will entertain
| with a one-act plav The ways and
means committee will hold card party
October 80 at $3.50 pm. at Chestnut
Farms Dairy Auditorium, 2l03 Rhode
Island avenue northeast A rummage
sale win be held at 171512 Seventh
street November Z.
Esther Chapter will meet Thursday
evening, when the Worthy Grand
Matron and Worthy Grand Patron will
make their annual grand visitation.
Brightwood Chapters auxiliary home
board met et the home of Helen B.
Schreners October Is. Matron Mollie
E. Bateman has been appointed grand
representative by the Grand Chapter of
| Manitoba to the District. Grand vista
| ton will be November g.
Lebanon Chapter last Tuesday con-
! ferred the degrees upon Mrs. Mabel L.
Bogardus. Mrs. Floy M. Carson and
Mrs. Anna B. Long, with the line officers
advanced and the several stations occu-
pied as follows: Mrs. Florida Nettleton
as matron, Elmer c. Wood patron, Mrs.
Nelly Lynch as associate matrcn, Mrs.
Ethel Johns as conductress and past
Matron Esther Henning Noel as asso-
ciate conductress. Associate Grand
Patron John Clagett Proctor, Grand
Conductress Mrs. Katherine S. Merritt,
Past Grand Patron William G. Belts
and the associate n1atrons of 1928 were
present
A special meeting of st. Johns Lodge
Chapter viii be held tomorrow at pm.
Past Grand Matron Gertrude Milans
and Past Grand Patron Joseph Milans
will confer the degrees on their son,
who is one Of the candidates.
Mrs. Louise e. Kreglow, matron of
Joseph H. Milans Lodge Chapter. an
nounces the next meeting, November /,
as past matrons' night with the hon
oraty members and charter members as
special guests. The following past ON
GERS will occupy the chairs: Matron.
Mrs. Fannie M Lyles; patron. Carl
| Smith; associate matron, Mrs. Lena M
Elder: conductress, Miss Esther "
Gross; associate conductress, Mrs.
Christine Rowzee; secretary, Mrs. Kath-
| crime Belts; chaplain. Mrs. Mamie
| Greenstreet; marshal, Miss Mabel Cook:
organist, Mrs Norma Hine: Adah, Miss
| Adele MarSeglia Ruth. Mrs. Florence
Lippard; Esther, Mrs. Hannah Monroe:
Electa, Mrs Elizabeth Pitt; sentinel,
Frank Kreglow. There will be an enter
tainment and refreshments will be
served.
Grand visitations to the constituent
chapters this week are as follows: Octo-
| Der 49, East Gate, $50 pm, special;
October 80, Electa, $50 pm, special:
November 1, Trinity, $3.50 pm; Noven1-
Der /, Esther, $50 pm; November Q,
Mount Pleasant, $50 pm; November 8,
Fidelity, $3.50 pm.
After a short business meeting Mo-
vember Z Areme Chapter will be enter
tanned by Sharon Chapter of Mclean,
Va Dancing will follow.
| Miriam Chapter met Monday night
and the degrees were conferred on Mrs.
Ann Vogel, Mrs Ruth Rook and Miss
Margaret Ashton. A solo was rendered
by Miss Mary E. Hartley of Joppa Lodge
Chapter. At the next meeting, Noven1-
Der IL, the line officers will be advanced,
with the associate matron. Pearl D.
| CllIIOTQ, In Tie e2SJp I1S dIlIludL BTdIlQ
visitation will be November 26.
washington Centennial Chapter en-
tertained at its meeting October 10,
having as guests Past Grand Master of
Masons Gratz E. Dunkum, the grand
patron, associate grand matron, the ma
irons and patrons and the associate
matrons of 1923. The grand matron
and associate grand matron were unable
| to attend. This was the occasion Of
edvanced line and was one of the larg-
est meetings ever held by the chapter.
Jesse e. Mountjoy, associate matron,
was in the east and conferred the
initiatcry work, with Mrs. Hertzberg
singing. At the next meeting, Novem-
ber 2. the degrees will be conferred,
with the matron. Lillian e. Alber, in
the east, after which an entertainment
will be given.
The annual grand visitation by the
oficers of the Grand Chapter to Mount
Pleasant Chapter Is scheduled for Fri
day evening in Masonic Hall, Four
teentl1 and Kenyon streets Mrs. Mar
geret c. Keiser is the worthy r1atron Of
Mount Pleasant Chapter. 1t is the GUS
tom of this chapter to provide enter
tainment and other features on the oc-
casion of the grand visitation.
Lillian E. Armstrong, matron OF East
Gate Chapter, announces special
meeting for grand visitation tomorrow
evening at $3.50 o'clock in East Gate
Temple, Rhode Island and Mills ave-
nues northeast Following the meeting
Friday there will BE- an entertainment,
at which the members of East Gate
Lodge and Woodbridge Royal Arch
l mill taa iY,,y teA
The next card party of the ways and
means committee of Trinity Chapter
will be held at the home of Mrs.
Evelyn Stront, S19 c street southwest
November 3. The grand visitation will
be next Thursday.
Ernnkland Cha, met XMnHnesAnr