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

| tation of gifts to Grand Matron and
Patron by the star points and the con-
ductress, and vocal selections by Miss
Hockenberry of ST. Johns Lodge Chap
ter. The next meeting of the chapter
will be a social night.
Ruth Chapter was visited by the
Grand Chapter at its last meeting.
Gifts were presented by Ruth Ivers and
Irene Deuterman. Right Worthy Grand
Treasurer Alcena Lamond was also
present.
Hope Chapter will meet November IA,
at which time the degrees Will De con-
ferred The line will be advanced, with
Miss Esther P. Towers in the east.
At the meeting of Mizpah Chapter
Tuesday evening the degrees we're con
ferred. with Associate Matron Amelia
Lilly in the east and Conductress Ber-
tina Eaton in the west. After the
! initiation the members of the chapter
were entertained by Miss Ray Palkin
with a vocal selection, accompanied by
| Florence Bell at the piano. Mr.. Carter
of William F. Hunt Chapter entertain
| ed with monologues.
| Matron Lillian Rowzee of Gavel Chap
| ter announces at the next meeting, No.
| vember 20. will be grand visitation. The
| home board will meet Monday evening
at the horne of Edythe Buckler, 1862
Thirty-sixth street, with Viola Krause
and ISobel Holiday assisting.
The grand officers paid Electa Chap
ter its annual grand visitation last
Tuesday evening. Solos were sung by
Mrs Elizabeth Guernsey Wisecarver ano
Duncon Thompson, violin numbers by
Edward Wayson and Mr.. Leisher, a
sketch entitled why Men Prefer Bonds
by Miss Marion Dony and Mrs Kath-
crime Moore; presentation speeches were
made by Mrs. Mary T. O'Brien and
F. A. Dony. Next Tuesday evening will
be past officers evening,
Grand visitations this week are:
Columbia, November II, 8:15 o'clock;
Bethlehem, November 10, 8:15 o'clock;
Brookland, November IA, BIS o'clock;
Joseph H. Milans, November Is, 8:15
o'clock; Bethany, November Is, $50
| o'clock; Washington Centennial. No.
vember Is, $50 o'clock; Chevy Chase,
November II, $50 o'clock.
Matron Grace B. Stiles of Brookland
Chapter announces grand visitation at
the meeting of November IA. The chap
ter will open at 1880 o'clock. The Star
Point Society will meet Saturday eve
ming at the home of Mrs. Ruth Speake,
2901 Monroe street northeast.
Washington Centennial Chapter, OIL
November Is will be visited by the
Grand Chapter Miss Frances Leicn
has arranged short program.
Loyalty Chapter met in a short bus
mess session Wednesday evening, after
which the natron and patron attended
the grand visitation of Joppa Lodge
Chapter. The home board committee
and the officers of the chapter were en-
tertained by Past Matron Lynch at her
home November 3. The chapter will
receive its grand visitation November 81
At the meeting of Fidelity Chapter
November 3. the grand officers we're
| present. Accompanying them we're
Most Worthy Grand Treasurer Lamond
of the General Grand Chapter and Past
| Grand Matrons Cowles and Barnhart,
Past Grand Patrons Dunkum and
! Bogley. At the next meeting, No.
vember II, degrees will be conferred.
Treaty Oak Chapter held a surprise
party Monday evening in honor of the
| OlA C1IOdy anniversary VI lLc uldtIOIl,
Miss Margaret Lynch. Mrs. Clara Rey-
nolds presented her with a beaded bag
from the officers. Miss Lillian Cheno-
weth, Miss MacCartee and Ernest
Bucklin gave vocal solos. MIR. Bucklin
also gave readings. Mrs. Seidenspinner
of Silver Spring, Md, gave readings.
Master Gregory Pigg played the violin
with Mrs. Natalie Wilson at the piano.
Areme Chapter was entertained at
the last meeting with playlet by
Sharon Chapter of Mclean, Va. Dane
ing and refreshments were enjoyed. The
chapter was honored by the presence
| of Past Matron Barnhart and Past
Patrons Brashears and Belts. Grand
visitation will be held November 81.
Friendship Chapter has called off its
meeting scheduled for November 10.
The grand visitation took place Novem-
Der at a special meeting. Distin-
guished guests were officers of the
Grand Chapter Past Grand Matrons
Nellie E. Fletcher Flora E. Campbell,
Grace E. wilkins Kimmelf, Jessie w.
Cowles, Gertrude B. Milans and Past
Grand Patrons Charles S. Shreve and
Reuben A. Bogley. The program of en-
tertainment included double quartet
selections, solos by Past Patron Charles
Bartlett and political stunt in the
presentation of an electric lamp to the
grand matron and a silver steak set to
the grand patron. Patron Mires rep
resented the Democratic nominee for
the presidency and Past Patron Freer
the Republican. Conductress Eyelyne
steiner as the spirit of the Eastern
Star. At the next meeting, November
81, members of William r. Singleton
| Ira eyAI D
Arch Masons will be guests.
ODD FELLOWS.
Divine services will be held at St
Paul's English Lutheran Church, Elev-
enth and H streets, this evening at
o'clock, under the auspices Of the Grand
Lodge and conducted by the grand
chaplain, Dr. Henry w. Tippett, past
grand master. Rev. John T.. Huddle
pastor of the church, will preach a spe-
cial sermon
Grand Master j. Burton Kincer &C.
companied by the Grand Lodge officers
will officially visit Federal City Lodge
next Friday evening.
the last visitation will occur tt
Friendship Lodge, in the auditorium oil
the Odd Fellows Temple.
Eastern Lodge was officially visited
by the grand master and his officer;
last Wednesday evening. The officers
were congratulated by Grand Repre-.
sentatives w. w. MILAN and John H
Wood, who examined them An enter.
tainment followed the official part o.
the visitation, after which there was &
supper.
Fred D. Stuart Encampment met las
. Monday evening and conferred tn,
Royal Purple Degree on several candi
dates. 1t will confer the Patriarcha
Degree at its next meeting. The com
mittee on entertainment reported prog
!, ress in arrangements to entertain tn.
! Grand Encampment officers DecembeI
3. One feature of the evening will bt
the comforting of the Golden Ruiz
Degree.