Evening star., 1929-12-08

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Sociate matron; Charles Franklin, as.
sociate patron; Clara Davis, secretary
Past Matron Leila Cooke, treasurer
Mae Mason, conductreSs; Marearet
Wood, associate conductress: Past Crane
Patron Joseph MilanS, trustee: Leils
Cooke, representative to the board o.
directors Of the Eastern Star Home
Junior Past Matron Sallye C. Baeley
ana number of past matrons and pa.
Wharton and Patron Stuart Angelo viii
entertain their officers and varior,
chairmen at the Manor Club tomorrow
evening.
Friendship Chapter will have its an.
nual election of officers Tuesday eve.
nng- The meeting scheduled fol
christmas eve has been called of and
a special meeting will be held December
Naomi Chapter, at the "Wednesday
meeting, will have election of oficers
Lieut. Col. Thomas j. Dickson told the
chapter November ~ about IAN East
ern Star on the Battlefield" Miss Lii.
ian Chenowith gave vocal solos and
w. e. Bryant and Miss Aida Brooks
readings. The members of the aux
n1ary home board were entertained Fri
DAY at the home of Mrs. Helen Rob-
bins, associate matron.
Mizpah Chapter, at the last meeting
elected the following of1cers: Bertha A.
Eaton, matron; Raymond l.. REYNOLDS
re-elected, patron; Ethel Jones' asso-
| clate matron; Stephen Porter. associate
patron; Lottie Bamforth (re-elected)
secretary; Katie Waters (re-elected1
treasurer; Marie Morris, conductress: ::
Florence Bell, associate conductrcss /:
Jennie Darcy. representative to the Ma
SONIC ana Eastern Star Home, and
henry kunkle on the board of 'trus-
tees. Installation Of officers will be held
December II.
Acacia Chapter met last Tuesday.
Inc degrees were conferred on Mrs.
| Annabelle Rutledge and Rosellia Wilson
was, elected to membership. The fol-
lowing were elected as officers: Bertha
Wealthall, matron; A. L. Ebersole, pa
tron; Freda Tuttle, associate matron; j.
w. K. Young, associate patron; MAY A.
Watts, past matron, reelected. secre-
tary; Josephine Hamacher, reelected,
treasurer; Katherine Mansfield, con-
ductreSS; Elsie Stuart, associate con-
ductreSS; Charles S. Davis, trustee. and
Mary r. Hand, representative to the
Masonic and Eastern Star Home board
AT the next meeting installation will
take place.
AT Ruth Chapters meeting December
2 officers elected were: Matron. Sue
broadhurSt; patron, Herbert Nevins;
associate matron, Ella M. Reed: asso-
clate patron, Henry Althoff; secretary.
Ruth B. Ivers; treasurer, Margaret
Polen; conductress, Edna T. Harris; as
Soclate conductreSs, Pauline LovelesS:
trustee, Catharina Loffler; representa-
tive on board of directors Masonic and
eastern Star Home, Elizabeth Pitt.
services at the home today are in
cnaTge OF Ruth Chapter and will be
conducted by Rev. Jacob HollinRer. The
orncers will be Installed December Is
by the retiring matron, Mae e. Felka,
assisted by Irene Deuterman as marshal
ana Marie Reichman as chaplain.
Lebanon Chapter will elect onicers
tuesday evening. At the last meeting
Cne grand matron and grand patron
paid their annual visitation. Among
tne distinguished visitors were Right
worthy Grand Secretary Minnie Keyes
Right Worthy Grand Treasurer Alcena.
Lamond OF the General Grand Chapter
Past Grand Matrons Mayberry, Camp
Dell, Chauncey, Kinmel, Smith.
stephenson, Past Grand Patrons
waterman, Belts, Dulin and Dow. A
group OF songs were given by Miss Mil
dreo Creel, assisted at the piano bv
Mrs. Fisher. Tokens were presented bv
the star points on behalf of the chanter
to the grand matron and grand patron.
ODD FELLOWS.
Accompanied by a large delegation
the grand officers will visit Washington
Lodge, In Baltimore, tomorrow evening.
BuSSeS will leave the temple, 4l9 Seventh
street, at 6:15 o'clock and 90 direct to
the temple in Baltimore. Grand Patri-
arch Ernest L. Loving and his oficial
Stan OF the Grand Encampment and
Capt. Robert A. Southworth and his Of
ncers and chevaliers of Canton WASH
ngton, Patriarchs Militant, will accom-
pany the grand master.
Grand Master Millard r. Zepp, ac-
companled by the grand officers and
members of the various lodges of this
city, Will attend the Sunday school ses-
SION OF Calvary Baptist Church, Eighth
ana II streets, tomorrow morning on In
vitation extended by Rev. j. Homer
councillor, assistant pastor of the
church and member of Columbia
Lodge. Members are requested to as
Semble at the church at 9:l5 O'Clock
prior to entering the Sunday school
room. Past Grand William L. Ford is
In charge OF the arrangements.
Beginnlng January Metropolis Lodge
VIII meet semi-monthly instead of
weekly.
Rebekah Lodges.
The degree will be conferred at the
meeting OF Esther Rebekah Lodge to-
Noble Grand Mildred Jenkins Of
Martha Washington Rebekah Lodge an
nounceS degree work Thursday evening,
She has appointed Mrs. Ora Pfrimmer
as representative on the Wildey ami
versary committee.
The Brightwood Rebodd Players will
present a musical comedy, Tropical
Isle" for the benefit of Brightwood Re-
bekah Lodge Tuesday evening There
will be nomination of officers.
JR. o. u. A. M.
Anacostia Council will hold a special
Thanksgiving service tonight in Eman-
uel Episcopal Church, Thirteenth and v
streets southeast, to which all members
and the Daughters of America are in
vited. Members will assemble in the par
ish hall at 7:45 pm. and march to the
church in a body. Rev. Luther B.
Franck, rector. will deliver the sermon.
Anacostia Council met in Masonic
Hal, Fourteenth and U streets south
east. Monday evening and was called
to order, with the councillor, E. D.
Kaufman, presiding. Past Councillors
John Thomas and J. William Crawford
were presented with past councillor
jewels by National Inside Sentinel Jo-
seph A. Smithson.
Star Spangle Banner Council was
called to order in the Junior Temple
November 29, with Councillor w. Brown
presiding. Past State Councillor L. D.
Smith of Potomac Valley Forge Council,
presented his credentials as deputy.
David PeZol was installed as inside SEN
tinel. State Conductor Burgess, State
Inside Sentinel e. M. Garrett, Deputy l..
.. Smith, Past Councillor Winners of e.