Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-11-11

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have charge of the services a.
the Masonic and Eastern Stal
- Home this afternoon at 8 O'Clock
Rev. Mr.. McDoug,e will conduct
the exercises.
The Ladies' Auxiliary of the Gave
CLUB of Master Masons will give caro-
party in the Gayel Club rooms, 7l9
Thirteenth street northwest, Thursday
evening at 8 o'clock.
Elections in the blue lodges of the
District will start with the frst COM
nlunications in December OF those
lodges and continue until the full roster
Of officers has been filled prior to the
meeting of the Grand Lodge on st.
Johns day, December 81.
The Masonic Glee Club of Washing
ton has resumed work for the season
under the direction of Charles r. Bart
lett. Rehearsals are held every Mon
day at 8 pm at the United Brethren
Church, North Capitol and r streets.
Membership in this club is open to all
Master Masons who sing and they are
invited to unite with the club.
EASTERN STAR.
Miriam Chapter will meet tomorrow
night. at which time the degrees will
be conferred. The line officers will
be advanced with the associate matron,
Pearl ID. Clifford in the east. Helen
N. Rowen will act as associate matron,
Iva L.. Pickett as conductress and Past
Matron- Sadie A. Boyce as associate
conduetress. The next meeting of the
chapter, November 26, the grand ma
tron. grand patron and other officers
of the Grand Chapter will pay their
annual grand visitation.
The 1928 Matrons and Patrons As
ISOLATION entertained the 1927 Associa-
ton at masquerade dance Halloween
night at Chestnut Farms Dairy. The
guests were welcomed by Mrs. Florence
A. Bailey. president. Mrs. Augusta
Thompson, president of the 1925, re-
sponded. Brief remarks we're made by
Grand Matron Mrs. Sallye Bogely,
Grand Patron William j. Dow, Past
Grand Matron Mrs. Stephenson and
Past Grand Patron Dulin. The en-
tertainment consisted of vocal solos by
Mrs. Mildred King, Rotations by Mrs.
Elizabeth Harmon and Mrs. Grace
stiles, and a sketch by Mrs. Lillian
ALDER, Mrs. Mary Kiefer, Carl Kruger
and Alfred Birmingham, followed by
an original poem, written by Carl Kru-
ger, dedicated to the 27s. Prizes were
awarded the following: Prettiest cos
tune, Mrs. Augusta Thompson; the
ugliest costume, DR.. Stephenson; most
original, John Kurtz; most original
couple, Mr.. and Mrs. Forker.
The next regular meeting OF the
1928 Association will be held Novem-
Der 20 at Ruth Chapter rooms, at 8
o'clock.
Martha Chapter entertained the AS
meeting, at which time the line officers
advanced for the comforting of the de-
grees as follows: Mrs. Ray K. Won
derly, acting matron; Mrs. Alice M.
Dixon, acting associate matron; Mrs.
Elsie K. Speer, acting conductress, and
Past Matron Jean D. Brown, acting
associate conductress. Past Patron
Richard E. Titlow sang and Mrs. Mae
E. Felka, associate matron OF Ruth
Chapter, gave a reading. Mu Chi the
iris club will meet November IA at
he home of Mrs. Sarah Sharah, ID
Grant circle In addition to Mrs.
!harah, the hostesses will beF Mrs. M.
-stelle Leeke, Miss Louise e. LeeKe,
Irs. A. Miller, Mrs. Louise C. Kurtz
nd Mrs. Elsie Rock. The entertain
lent of the next meeting OF the chap.
=, November is, will be in charge OF
le Past Matrons and Past Patrons
ssociation.
La Fayette Lodge Chapter will meet
over1ber "a, which is the occasion OF
la grand visitation.
Matron Margaret H. Jones announces
at the degrees will be conferred In
5ther Chapter Thursday evening.
Lebanon Chapter, following its 1886
ated meeting next Tuesday, will cele-
ate its ninth birthday anniversary
wing been instituted November !, 1919
Matron Lille C. Eibel of Temple
1hapter announces that November II
ne line will be advanced, with AS
.ociate Matron Louise Hoskinson in
ne east.
Mrs. Louise E. Kreglow, matron Of
Joseph H. Milans Lodge Chapter, an
lounces the meeting of Thursday nigh
will be the grand visitation. The meet
ing November / was Past Ohcers night
The chairs were filled by the following
past officers Matron, Fannie M. Lyles
patron, Carl Smith; associate matron
Lena M Elder; secretary, Catherine
Belts; treasurer, Georgia Milans; con-
ductress, Esther V. Gins; associate con
ductress, Christine RoWzee; chaplain
Mamie Greenstreet; marshal Mabl'
Cook; Adah, Adele Marseglin; Ruth
Florence Leopard; Esther, HANNAH
Monroe; Martha, Flora Campbell
E!ecta, Mrs. Elizabeth Pitt; warder
Selma Foster, and warden Franz
hreg.ow.
At the meeting of Bethlehem Chapte
Tuesday evening the grand matrcn ant
grand patron will make their annua
grand visitation.
The Matrons and Patrons Association
CT 1925 were recently entertained by MI
and Mrs. George Toombs at their home
1922 Piney Branch road. The distin
guished guests present were: Gram
Matron Mrs Sallye Bogley and MI
Bcgley; Grand Patron William Dow an
Mrs. Dow; Right Worthy Grand Secre
tary Mrs. Minnie E. Reyes, Past Gram
Matron Mrs. Lena Stephenson and d.
Stephenson, Pest Grand Patron :
Nellie E. Fletcher and Mr.. Fletcher, Pas
Grand Patron Charles S. Shreves an
Mrs. Shreves, Past Grand Matron Mrs
Flora E. Campben, Grand Secretar
Mrs. Rose A. Yost, Associate Gran
Ccnductress Mrs. Amy Hollander an
Mr.. Hollander and other members c
the association. Games and dancin
were the features of the evening.
The grand naatron and grand patro
paid Joppa Lodge Chapter their annus
grand visitation Wednesday evenin;
The following distinguished guest
accompanied them: Past Grand Matror
MIais. Wilkins and Kimmel and Pa.
Grand Patrons Pitt and Bogley. Mr.
FiCEeacA A. Bailey, matron, invites til
associate matrons to be guests of Mr.
Emma T. Blood, associate matron {
Joppa Lodge Chapter, at its meetir
November 21 There will be a sho