Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-11-03


and Joined in celebrating its birthday.
The next meeting o: the chapter will be
mems" night.
Treaty Oak Chapter will meet tomor-
row evening at 8 o'clock on Temple
Heights.
st. Johns Lodge Chapter will enter
tain the officers of St Johns Lodge
and the associate matrons of the juriS-
diction at the meeting tomorrow eve
ming. The star points of the jurisdic-
! ton will be the invited guests Novem-
Der ID.
At the last meeting Loyalty Chapter
| observed conductreSSeS' night. Grand
ConductreSs Amy Hollander, Associate
Grand Conductress Edith Williams and
number of the conductresses from the
various chapters were present Matron
Mabel E. Wheelock announces the
grand visitation will be held Novem-
Der 6.
DAUGHTERS OF AMERICA.
Thanksgiving services will be held at
Calvary Baptist Church November "a
! at 8 pm.
A pilgrimage will be made to the
Tomb of the Unknown Soldier Novem-
Der 10 at 1870 am.
|
| follows: MiZpah, November 5. Wiscon-
sin avenue and M street: Esther. No
vember 10, Wisconsin avenue and Win
dom place; j. l.. Burnett, November Is,
Wisconsin avenue and M street; indie
pendent, November Is. 808 Eye street;
Mayfiower. December g.. 808 Eye street;
Liberty, December IL, 1910 Ninth street:
Triumph, January 8, 523 Eighth street
northeast Barbara Frietchie, January
tat
January 20. 500 Eye street; Golden
Rule, January "a 523 Eighth street
northeast; Unity, January 20. 523 Eighth
street northeast; Betsy Ross, February
5, 523 Eighth street northeast; Kenil
worth, February IL, Kenilworth Church;
Goodwill, February 10, 808 Eye street;
Fidelity. February 25. 808 Eye street;
Anacostia, March S, Fourteenth and U
streets southeast; Mount Vernon, March
II, 523 Eighth street northeast; Friend
ship, March IA. 80S Eye street: Ken
more, March 81, 500 Eye street; Old
Glory, March 81, 523 Eighth street
northeast; Eagle. April Z, Twenty-sec-
ond and @ streets southeast; Virginia
Dare, April %. S08 Eye street; Loyalty,
April 90. sos Eye street.
Anacostia Council met october %
with the councillor, Bertha Hubacher,
presiding, Remarks were made by
party will be held November 6.
Star-Spangled Banner Council con-
vened October "a with the councillor,
Fannie Dom, presiding. The State Of
GERS were received by the councillor.
Elva Dean, State secretary of New
York, and Mr.. Dean made addresses.
Gifts were presented to the State coun-
cilor, Louise Grubbs; associate State
councillor, Margaret Seymour: asso--
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Halfpap; deputy, Mamie Howell, and
State conductor, Mabel Downing.
Golden Rule Council was called to
order october IS with the associate
councillor, Ida Teeple, presiding. class
initiation was conducted. Those re-
ceiving the degrees were Hilda Form
valid, Alkaline Poole, Mrs. Callahan,
Ruth Locke, Leroy Risler. The follow
ing were appointed to serve on the
mittee: Dixie r. Young, Eva Wood and
Mary Risler. Deputy Mary Ferguson
gave an address.
Kenmore Council was called to order
October IS by the councillor, Vesta
Biggs. presiding. A special memorial
service and draping of the charter was
held in memory of Lottie Clark. Init
alton was held and one applicant re-
ceived the degrees. Remarks were
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| Past Councillor Mae Anes.
Martha cambridge Council was called
to order October % with the councillor
Ruby Kirby, presiding. State Councillor
Louise Grubbs and her offlcers were Of
cially received by the councillor. Be-
ginning this month this council will be
, located in the Northeast Masonic Tenn
pie, meeting the second and fourth
| tuesdays of each month. Gifts were
= a. Eat naniYfU
Sadie Levy and other members OF the
order.
Progressive Council was called to or
der October 2S with the councillor, So
phie Leurs, presiding. Rosa Wells MADE
report on the board meeting. The fol-
| lowing were appointed to serve on the
State Council good OF the order com,
mittee: Eva Elliott, Rosa Wells ana
Mrs. Walton. Deputy Mary James
made an address.
October "a by the councillor, Jesse Davis.
| The following were appointed to serve
on the state Council good of the order
committee: Fannie Joyner, Mary Mich
| OILS and Florence Birch. A Halloween
masquerade party was held OCTOBER 81
The Happy Hour Social Club VIII
meet November IS at the home OF MI.
| and Mrs. Harry Buell.. 2104 Minnesota
avenue southeast. TINS cIuo WIZ aiso
| hold a card party at the home OF ran
ME Joyner, 1920 b street Southeast
November 8.
ODD FELLOWS.
Grand Master Willard r. Zepp will
oficially visit Anity Lodge next FIJI
day evening in the temple.
The Grand Master, accompanied by
his ofIicial staff, ofncially visited Lang
don Lodge in its hall, on Rhode Is
| land avenue northeast, october 20.
The last oficial visitation of the year
takes place November IA, at which time
| the oficial ceremony will be held In the
auditorium of the temple. Columbia
Lodge is making special preparations
| for the event.
Fred D. Stuart Encampment will
! confer the Patriarchal degree tomorrow
| evening on a class of candidates.
The encampments are making prep
| arations for a joint installation of Of
| ficers January 8, under the auspices OF
! Columbian Encampmen:, in Odd Eel
| lows Temple. The officers OF the Grand
! Encampment. led by Grand Patriarch
Ernest L. Loving, will install the officers.
| The next and last official visitation
of Grand Patriarch Ernest L. Loving
will be to Fred D. Stuart Encampment
November 10.
REBEKAH LODGES.
Ruth Rebekah Lodge will meet to-
morrow evening, when an entertain
ment will be given.
Mrs. e. Pearle Windsor, president OF the
Rebekah Assembly and officers will pay
an of1icial visit to Friendship Rebekah
Lodge next Tuesday evening. Noble
Grand Minnie Holm announces a pro-
gram following the business meeting.
Noble Grand Miss Emma T. Strobel
of Naomi Rebekah Lodge announces
hearts social TO be held following the
business meeting tomorrow evening,