Evening star., 1929-06-30
FRATERNITIES
MASONIC.

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John G. Palmer, grand chap
lain. will be addressed by Rev
DR.. Simpson B. Daugheriy OF TIT
United Brethren Church. Music will
be provided under the direction OF j
Walter Humphrey.
The special guests on this occasion
will be the officers and members OF the
following named lodges, with theil
families: Anecostia, No. 81, Francis A
Dony, master; Pentalpha, No. %, Cliff
ford E. Temple, master; william r.
Singleton, No. 80, Thomas A. Butt
master, and Justice. No, 46, George H
Foster, master Also the following
chapters of the Order of the Eastern
Star. with their officers, members and
their families: Electa, No. 2, Miss
Florence B. Womersley, matron, and
William j. Tucker, patron; Naomi, No
3. Mrs Susan B. Hill, matron, and
John NJ. Triary, patron; Unity, No. %
Miss Mary l.. Hoffman, matron, and
George B. Clark. patron and Trinity,
No. SO, Mrs. Evelyn A. Strout matron,
and Dr. Clarence A. Weaver, patron.
All members of these fraternities and
their families. as well as the public, are
welcome to attend. Ample seating pro-
vision is always made.
Degree work has been scheduled for
Potomac Lodge, No. 5, NJ. NJ. degree; !;
B. B. French Lodge, No. Is, social
evening. Anacostia, No. 81; Pentalpha,
No. %, and Mount Pleasant, No. 33,
have called off their communications,
Tuesday evening, National, No. II,
NJ. M: Arminius. No. 25, E. A. M. M.
Parker, NO. 81, NJ. M, and King David,
No. 28, F. G. La Fayette Royal, Arch
Chapter. No. S, Royal Arch degree.
Wednesday, Washington Centennial,
No. IA; East Gate, No. "a, and Bar
risters. No. 43, have called off their
communications. as also has Columbia
ROYAL Arch Chapter, No. /. and Theo-
dore Roosevelt Lodge, No. A. will have
a social and patriotic program OF ex-
erciSes. Thursday evening none OF the
bodies report degree work. Friday eve
ming, Columbia, No. 3; Lebanon, NO: Z;
Joseph MilanS, No. 38, and Justice, No.
as. have called off their communfca-
tions. as has the Grand Lodge School
of Instruction on Saturday evening.
None of the other bodies has fur
nished information for publication.
L. l.. Sherfey; master of Theodore
Roosevelt Lodge, No. A, has announced
that its communication Wednesday
evening, after a brief business session,
will be social in character, ct. r. Club
night" with a patriotic program, in
Guiding an address by Otto N. Roos,
who served with the United States
Marine Corps for more than two years
in Nicaragua. Members of the fra
ternity are invited to attend.
washington Masons were honored at
the recent convention of the Mystic
Order of Yelled Prophets in Rock
Island, H.. by the election as grand
monarch, the highest Office in the
order, of Edward w. Libbey, past mon
arch and present secretary OF Kali
lipolis Grotto of this city. Monarch
Arthur M. Poynton of KallipoliS Grotto
was permitted the unanimous ballot
which elected Mr.. Libbey, and he did
so by casting it in the form of gold
engraved ballot. President Hoover not
only telegraphed his congratulations to
Mr.. Libbey, who served as chief clerk
under him in the Department of Com
rnerce, but ballot made of wood from
the White House was presented to MI.
Libbey by Past Monarch H. j. Com
pers on behalf of the Drum and
Bugle Corps and a grand monarchs
fez by Past Grand Monarch Edward 5.
Schmid of this city. The next con-
vention will be held in indianapolis in
June, 1880.
High Priest John B. Broaddus of
Mount Horeb Chapter, No. z, Royal
Arch Masons, has announced that Past
High Priest Fielder I. Hunter for many
years secretary of the chapter, who
has been i'll for several weeks. has
been transferred to the United States
Soldiers Home Hospital, where he Is
permitted to see friends who call. Past
High Priest F.. Francis Kimmel has
been appointed acting secretary OF the
chapter to serve during Mr.. Fielder s
illness. His home is at 5022 Iowa
avenue northwest.
EASTERN STAR.
At the meeting of Gavel Chapter
June II the degrees were conferred on
r. Albert Buckler, with Past Matron
Florence Lippard and Past Patron
George Rowzee presiding in the east.
The temple committee and the home
board combined have a picnic at Plum
Point July IA. The next meeting OF the
chapter will be September II.
Matron Louise Hoskinson announces
the meetings of Temple Chapter have
been called off for July and August.
At the last meeting an entertainment
was presented as follows: Piano SOLO
by Jacob Friedman, dance by Eleanor
Levy and Lily Boxer, accompanied by
Miss Gertrude Kedar; reading by Lor-
raine Rokusin, dance by Edith Lazaron
and Sophie Litman, piano solo by MISS
Cecilia Friedman and songs by Gertruoe
Kedar.
Warren G. Harding Chapter held It's
last meeting until September last Tues-
day. at which time the degrees were
conferred upon Mrs. Mary MaYls ano
Mrs. Louise A. Kolb by the past officers
of the chapter, Miss Grace Willlams
TAll n
patron, Mrs. Ruth D. Fees as conduc-
tress, Mrs. Minnie E. Curtiss as asso-
ciate conductress, Harry l.. Slye as sec
Tetary. J.. T. Wilson Miller as treasurer,
Archie w. Davis as chaplain, Mrs. Arnle
C.. Miller as marshal Mrs. Flora E.
Waldman as Adah, Mrs. Emma q.
Coumbe as Ruth, Mrs. Norah Miller as
Esther Mrs Grace E. Coles as Marina,
Mrs Sarah D. Watts as Electa, Elmer
johnson as warder, and j. Ernest Dunn
as sentinel. During the ln1tiatofy WORK
music was rendered by Miss Minnie
Volkman, soprano, and Mrs. Ellzaoetn
Kerr, contralto; soprano solos by MIS-
Bessie Means Jordan.
Miriam Chapter met last Monday eve
ming and celebrated its twelfth birthday
anniversary. Past Grand Matron Ber-
tha G.. Hudson, Past Grand Matron
Flora e. Campbell, Past Grand Matron
Sallye c. Bogley and Past Grand Matron
William ]. Dow were honored guests.
A short program was presented. Inc
meetings during July and August have
been called Off The ways and means
committee announced minstrel ana
dance will be given at the Jewish Com
nunity Center october 8 by the Amer
ican Legion.
REBEKAH LODGES.
Mrs. E. Pearle Windsor, president OF
the Rebekah Assembly, has appointed
the following as installing officers: MRS.
W Estelle Yoakley of Naomi Repekah
Lodge. to install the officers of Friend