Evening star., 1928-09-09

first meeting of the chapter following
the Summer recess, to be held Thurs
day, at 8 o'clock.
Joppa Lodge Chapter held a short
business meeting September followed
by program and refreshments. Sep
tember 16 has been designated as East
ern day on Temple Heights for the
services at pm. This chapter will
of September 19. the matron. patron
and members of Ruth Chapter. This
evening is also this chapters donation
night for the Masonic and Eastern Star
Home The temple committee will
hold a card party. afternoon and eve
/ ming September 81, in Joppa Lodge
Temple, 4209 Ninth street.
The chapter will hold its annual
bazaar October and in Joppa Lodge
Temple. The ways and means commit
/ tee announces a card party the evening
! of October II at Chestnut Farms Audi
! torium at O'Clock. There will be the
/ advanced line for the degree work with
/ Associate Matron Emma T. Blood occu-
pying the East October H. The matron
has designated this evening as Associate
Matrons' night. when they will be the
guests of the chapter.
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Chapter will be held Wednesday. There
will be a short business meeting fol-
lowed by get-tcgether party. Re-
freshments will be served. Grand
Patron Dow will tell about his trip to
the recent Denver convention.
Arame Chapter will celebrate its
twenty-eighth anniversary at the next
meeting The ways and means will
r-;t vi arR1 fOvn1 Of
the hcme of Mrs. A. NJ. Foynton, 1434
Kennedy street.
Mrs Louise E. Kreglov, mstron of
Joseph H. Milans Lodge Chapter. an
nounces the chapter will participate in
the religious services on Temple Heights
this afternoon at o'clock. The Willing
Workers will meet Tuesday evening ct
the home of Mrs. Emma Dawson. 713
Seventh street northeast, Mrs. Lena
Elder assisting. The second meeting of
the chapter. September 20. will be ma
irons and patrons of 1928 night.
ODD FELLOWS.
A general meeting of the Montreal
pound" committee will be held Wednes-
Gay evening in the temple auditorium
at o'clock. Chairman Harry L. An
dresen announced the Identification GER
tiflcates necessary to secure the one
and-a-half rate to Montreal will be dis
tributed. Leo Drumwright, who is In
charge of the train delegation, has COM
pleted arrangements. More than 60
members are comprising the train dele
cation headed by Grand Master j. Bur-
ton Kincer and his wife. More than
90 members of the Canton Washing
ton will enter the contest for the first
prize in the Patriarchs Militant drill
Capt. Eppa G. Royston will be in COM
mand. They will leave here at mid
night September IS
The Montreal-bound motor bus party
held a final meeting Friday evening,
when arrangements for the trip we're
completed. The motor bus party will
leave September Is, from Odd Fellows
Temple, at am.
Twenty-six will comprise the party
including the following members: Grand
Secretary Harry L. Andersen, Mrs Es-
thsr M. Andersen, Mrs Mary Allen,
Miss Bessie Craig. Mrs. Ella Curl, Mr..
and Mrs. N. M. Dellinger, Miss Mollie
e. Edmonston, Mrs. L. w. Edmondston,
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Ehlers, Mrs. H. Allen
Ison, Miss Marguerite Ison, Miss
Thelma A. James, Harry Kapat,
Thomas c. Meter. grand guardian and
J. Moore. Mr.. and Mrs Charles E.
Pyle. Richard l.. Patton, Mrs. Blanche
,. Slaughter. Mr.. and Mrs. william
Iyng, Miss Edith Woodman. Mrs. Eliza
beth Enterline and Miss Gertrude Pope.
The grand master held conference
with the grand patriarch, Roscoe Jen-
kins, and Mrs, Royston, president of
the Eebekah Assembly, arranging for
the Fall activities and series of official
'isitations.
Eastern Lodge will have the initia-
tory degree to confer on several candi-
oates next Wednesday evening.
The board of trustees of the Odd Fel-
lows Temple held special meeting last
Friday evening to take action on the
selection of new Superintendent to
succeed the late Fred A. Norway.
REBEKAH LODGES.
Esther Rebekah Lodge will meet to-
morrow evening: Tuesday, Schuyler
Colfax and Brigntwood Rebekah
Lodges: Thursday, Martha Washington
Rebekah Lodge.
The Past Noble Grands' Club will
meet at the home of Mrs. Blanche
Slaughter, $50 Sixteenth street. Friday
evening.
The Home Circle met last Wednes-
day evening. with the president, Mrs
Belle Thomson. presiding. The circle
served refreshments to the members
cf the cncampment last evening.
The Instru"tress' Club will meet at
the home of Mrs. NJ Margaret Royston,
president of the Rebekah Assembly.
Wednesday evening.
b. p. O. ELKS.
At the recent tri-State convention in
Annapolis, Md, Washington Lodge car
ried off the honors both in the prizes
offered in the parade and the ritualistic
work. In the parade Washington Lodge
won first prize for having the largest
number of men in line, also second priza
for the best appearance in line with band
and a silver shield for having the Target
number of women at the convention.
In addition emblems we're awarde q