Evening star., 1928-02-19

| ltaSe HleVe!iS VI Mu SlA, WIG SlEiS CiuU,
the following officers were elected: Mrs
Elsie Rock, president; Mrs. Ida Hen
derson, vice president Miss Ethel Tow
ner, secretary, and Mrs. Ethel Dixon,
treasurer.
A turkey dinner. bazaar and card
party will be held Tuesday at the
Northeast Temple by the ways and
means committee. The next meeting
Of the chapter, March 2. will be devot-
ed to the comforting of the degrees
Matron Bonnie H. Starkey announces
a birthday party for the meeting of La
Fayette Lodge Chapter next Saturday
night. The chapter has been honored
by the appointment of the matron as
Grand Adah. Degrees will be conferred
at the first meeting in March.
Acacia Chapter will meet Tuesday at
= pm. After q short business meeting
the Royal Male Quartet of the H Street
Christian Church and the bowling team
OF Acacia Chapter will entertain the
members. Freda Hummer announces a
caro- party at her home tomorrow night,
also dance and card party March 7
at Chestnut Farms Dairy auditorium.
The endowment committee announces
a card party March 16. The chapter
will have charge of the religious serv-
ices at the home March ii.
East Gate Chapter will have a card
party February "a at the Masonic Tenn
northeast. Prizes will be given and re-
| freshments served.
Mizpah Chapter will meet Tuesday
at which time the degrees will be con-
| ferred. There will be entertainment
and refreshments following the meeting.
The next meeting Of Takoma Chap
ter will be held February "a. There will
be short business session followed by
an entertainment and refreshments.
ODD FELLOWS.
Brightwood Lodge conferred the Sec
ond degree on two candidates for
Amity Lodge. No. 81. Past Grand Mas
ter Windsor introduced Past Grand
Henry c. Thomson. who has just re-
Gently been appointed grand herald of
the Grand Lodge line He congratulated
the lodge upon the honor bestowed
upon it.
Canton washington has begun degree
rehearsal for the degree to be con-
ferred on class of candidates April :.
at regular meeting-also in anticipa-
ton OF trip to Montreal, Canada. in
September to enter the degree contes:
at the session Of the Sovereign Grand
| Lodge
Invitations have been accepted by the
cantons and ladies' auxiliaries of Bal
timore. Md, and Alexandria, Va, to at
tend the next meeting OF Canton Wash
ington. March g. when they will be en-
tertained by this canton and the ladies
| auxiliary thereto. Canton Washington
has been invited to participate in the
George Washington parade to be he'd
| in Alexandria. Va. Wednesday.
The general relief committee met
February 10. and representatives from
the subordinate and Rebekah lodges
were present. President Fred A. Nor
| way spoke upon the work of the relief
committee and the call of the newly
| appointed representatives in order to
effect new organization of the COM
mittee for the work devolving upon the
| committee this year. Grand Secretary
Harry l.. Andersen. as secretary-treas-
urer OF the committee. gave a summary
OF the appeals Of relief for the year
and Interestingly outlined the work of
the committee. Election OF officers
was as follows: President. Fred A. Nor
way; secretary-treasurer, Harry L.
Andersen.
The following are the representatives
OF the subordinate lodges: Central, No.
!. Robert A. Southworth. past grand
Washington Lodge. No. s, Isadore Katz,
past grand; Eastern Lodge. No. Z, Harry
l.. Andersen, past grand master and
grand secretary: Harmony Lodge. No
3. Roscoe jenkins. past grand and
grand patriarch; Columbia Lodge. No.
10, Ebert o. Talley: Union Lodge. No.
II. John L. Russell. past grand and
secretary: Friendship Lodge. No. l2.
Edgar w. Parks. past grand Covenant
Lodge. No. 13. Harry Ehrlion. past
r. Hellmuth. past grand: Metropolis
Lodge, No. l6. Elmer Cummings. past
grand and grand warden; Federal City
Lodge. No. 20. Charles E. Pyle. past
grand: Golden Rule Lodge, No. 81.
Fred A. Norway, past grand and past
grand patriarch: Salem Lodge. No. %,
William H. Nash. past grand. Langdon
Lodge. No. rs, Thomas c. Mettler, past
grand and grand conductor: Amity
Lodge. No. 81. John II. Windsor past
grand: Phoenix Lodge. No. %. Olin c.
Splitter. past grand; Mount Pleasant
Lodge, No. %. Paul G. Dietrick. past
grand: Brightwood Lodge. No 80. Will
liam M. Cowell, past grand. and Ex-
celsior Lodge. No. II, Abraham Pavis.
past grand.
The following subordinate lodge In
structors have been recommended by
the various lodges. and which recon-
mendations have been approved BY
Grand Instructor John H. Wood and
passed upon By Grand Master J. Bur-
ton kincer: Central Lodge. No /, Louis
II. Siegel. past grand; Washington
Lodge. No. 6. Amos M. Barnett, past
grand: Eastern Lodge, No. T. Bascom
r. Gordon, past grand: Harmony Lodge
NO. 3. William II. Stewart. past grand;
Columbia Lodge. No. 10. Samuel q.
Taylor, past grand: Union Lodge. No
II, Samuel S. Taylor, past grand;
friendship Lodge. No. IL. Eppa C.
Royston. past grand: Covenant Lodge.
No. l3. Alexander Solomon. past grand:
Beacon Lodge, No. Is, Lewis w Bennett.
past grand: Metropolis Lodge, No. l6,
Samuel +. Frye, past grand: Excelsior
Lodge, No. II, Abraham Pavis past
grand: Federal City Lodge. No. 20. Mi
chaei E. Murray past grand; Golden
Rule Lodge. No. 81 Leroy Brown past
grand; Salem Lodge. No. %. Frank
Kicker. past grand: Langdon Lodge. No.
70. Walter b. Randall, past grand
hmity Lodge. No. 81. John H. Windsor,
past grand: Phoenix Lodge No. %,
William +. Allen. past grand; Mour;
Pleasant Lodge. No, 20. Chalmers f.
GrofY. past grand: Brightwood Lodge.
No. 80. Edward r. Macummons, past
grand
Grand Lodge Instructor John r.
Wood has requested the various sub
| ordinate lodge instructors 10 meet with
him In Phoenix Lodge Hail Thursday
| evening, at which time he desires to
have all the instructors attend the visi-
tation 10 that lodge in a body
The following members have been
appointed press representatives from
| their respective lodges Central Lodge,
| No /. Past Grand Steward II. Carter:
Washinnfnn IAdoe No Past Grand