Evening star., 1928-06-03
FRATERNITIES
! in Detroit Mich. by Moslem Temple.

! in Detroit Mich. by Moslem Temple,
| last Friday.
The Washington Railroad Square
| Club was entertained at its last meet
! ing by the Washington Terminal Y NJ.
| c. A., through the courtesy of Edward
H. Goelz. Classical and popular selec-
tions entertained the large audience.
composed of the members and visiting
| friends The artists were H. E. Cris-
man, leader: Art Glascoe, concert mas
ter. Charles w. Jones, c. w. Morgan.
A. S. Edwards, j. MeSSano. E. L. Nor
quest, w. W. May, c. T. Kimmell, J..
Myers and w l.. Herley. The speaker
of the evening Maj H. A. Dargue, leader
of the pan-American good will flight"
whose aerial itinerary was at times $4,000
feet above the Andes, gave thrilling
description of the Journey to the coast
through Brazil, the 25,000-mile fight
through the interior and the narrow es-
capes and humorous episodes incidental
to the journey. Piano selections
Phil Loria; VERONA Cunningham. song
and dance artist: Phillips and Clements
blackface comedians, and Margaret
Helen Wilson, interpretive dancer.
were among the many features of the
program. George D. Sullivan introduced
John K. Willis, past master of Warren
G. Harding Lodge, chief clerk of the
member of the Ionic Club. who spoke
on The Modern Sheik." State Presi-
dent jenkins recited in verse "Solomon's
Temple Not Made by Hands" Joseph
D. Sullivan, Keller, Warfleld, Linthicum,
Jones, Shipper, Bin1sbey. j. S. McDan-
iels. j, E. Frye and Roy Blanford wee
among those present. Refreshments
concluded the evenings entertainment.
Hiram Lodge will confer the Master
Mason degree on large classes June Z
and 81. The Official line will be ad-
vanced at each communication. with
Senior Warden Raymond L. Joy in the
east. Master F. L. Fahy invites all
Master Masons to these communica-
tons.
The Masonic field day committee has
arranged to broadcast two 15-m1nute
programs this week through the cour-
tesy Of station Wifi. The first of
these programs will be tomorrow eve
ming. the second Friday evening, both
al some time between and II O'Clock
pm.
Arrangements for the Masonic and
Eastern Star field day Saturday after
noon, June 16, are practically complet-
ed. The Shrine and Grotto base ball
teams have been practicing earnestly,
it is reported. and expect to put up
great game this year. Manager King
has been securing the vicinity for ex-
pert ball players, and Manager Jones of
the Grotto has been no less active
Interesting stunts have been arranged
for the opening of the afternoons en-
tertainment. Nick Altrock, Al Schacht
and Joe Engel will perform through the
courtesy Of Clark Griffith The De Mo-
lay tumblers and mummers will assist
along with several other speciality acts
Reserved seat tickets may be OBJ
tanned from the various lodges and
chapters. or through the field day
committee or at the Office Of the grand
secretary Of the Grand Lodge.
Albert Pike Lodge, No. 50. has called
of its communication scheduled for to-
morrow evening.
Junior Warden Berkeley will head the
official line in the degree work in VIII
liam r Singleton Lodge. No. 30. Thurs
DAY evening. This viii be the last work
previous 70 the Summer recess Of the
lodge.
EASTERN STAR.
Joppa Lodge Chapter has invited as
its especial guests for the meeting June
6 the grand matron and grand patron
With the n1atrong, patrons and Secre-
taries Of 1929. There viii be degree
work June 20.
Lebanon Chapter, az its last regular
meeting. conferred the degrees on three
candidates. Monday afternoon spe-
cial meeting was held for the purpose OF
attending pne funeral of Past Matron
Ida Y. johnson and conducting the
usual Eastern Star ceremonies.
Gavel Chapter viii meet Tuesday
evening. The temple committee VIII
meet June 4 at the home Of Mrs. Helm.
lI46 Neal street northeast. with Mrs.
Smith and Mrs Showers assisting
hogteEses The auxiliary home board
board viii hold lawn party al 1910
Kearney street northeast June IS.
Esther Chapter win meet Thursday
evening and after business meeting
viii have a program II charge Of Past
Mstron Theodore Cunningham, 70 be
followed by refreshments.
Unity Chapter at the last meeting,
after the business session. wss enter
tanned By Mrs. Eettie Coakley with
vocal selections and Misses Edna Sea-
lander and Hortense Hettmulier In q
sketch entitled THE Lion and the
Lady" Refreshments were served. The
meeting Of June viii be past ofncers'
night. In the initiatory work Mrs
Florence HoSkins and Or. Bruce Hoof-
nzRle will be In the east. Queen
Esther viii be the title Of an address
by Rev. J. CoEnptOn Bal Of the Metro
Dolitan Baptist Church An invitation
Is extended 10 the naatrons and patrons
of 1920 and 1921 To BE- present.
Tf9e last meeting Of FEDERAL Chapter
sse "Eecretaries' night" and the secre-
saT.es Of many of tE9e local chapters were
guests ~ the chapter. Secretary Mrs.
Lizzie EasSett was hostess. assisted BY
Cond1ctyess Mrs. Mary z Curtin. Pol
loving the business meeting an enter
tainn4ent. including solos by Miss Horn,
readings by Miss Smith. duets by Miss
Davis ard Hiss Eenchert, and selections