Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-05-12

ORDER OF DE MoLAY.
Friday-Robert le Bruce Chapter,
Patriots day observance.
RMINIUS LODGE. NO. IS, viii
" have charge of the services al
~ the Masonic and Eastern StaI
"A Home this afternoon at 3 O'Clock
Rev. DR.. Richard Schmidt, pas
tor of Zion Lutheran Church, officiating
The washington Saengerbund, Armand
Gumprecht directing, will contribute
several selections, with Organlst George
H Bahr directing the orchestra. Auto
mobiles will be at Georgia avenue and
Rittenhouse street to convey guests to
the home. After the services social
gathering will be held at the home OF
Treasurer Charles E. Corner.
Theodore Roosevelt Lodge, No. "A, will
hold it's fourth anniversary banquet at
the Hotel Raleigh tomorrow evening,
when music will be furnished by the
Novelette, Orchestra and addresses will
enter into a program of good fellowship.
The masters of other lodges have been
specially invited.
Tomorrow evening, in Anacostia
Chapter, No. u, r. A. M, the new ban
ners presented to the chapter by Past
High Priest Eugene E. Thompson will
be formally presented, with refresh
ments later.
Worshipful Master Kenneth NJ. Arm
strong announces that Junior Warden
Louis j. Raebach will head the official
line in the degree work in Samuel
Gompers Lodge, No. As.
Past Master Ernest H Daniel will de-
liver an address in Washington Centen-
NAL Lodge No. IA, as a special feature
OF the evening.
Eminent Comdr. Charles w. Sherier
announces that the Order of Malta, full
form, will be presented in Potomac
Commandery, No. 8, Wednesday eve
nut, starting at 1880 o'clock. All duly
qualified knights Templar are invited
for the presentation.
The famous police degree team will
off1ciate in Petworth Lodge, No. Al, at
4209 Ninth street northwest, Thursday
evening, and all qualified Master Masons
are invited. The Fellowcraft Club OF
the lodge will meet in the same hall to-
morrow evening at 1880 o'clock.
Patriots day." one of the obligatory
days in the calendar of the Order OF
De Molay, will be observed by Robert LIE
Bruce Chapter Friday, when also the
chapter will be addressed on the work
of the Civilian Military Training Camp
and members will be enrolled.
The De Molay Entertainers will pre-
sent a program for the Ionic Club OF
the Treasury Department at the Pythian
Temple Saturday evening and another
for Joppa Lodge the evening of June 5.
Uncle Mark Kahn, degree director, will
hold rehearsalS Saturday, May IS, and
June also, at 7:30 o'clock, in prepara-
ton for the open-air initiation at Tenn
pie Heights Friday, June Z, when the
largest class of the year will be received.
The patrol and tumblers Of the chap
ter are preparing industriously for the
Masonic field day, June 20, at Griffith
Stadium for the benefit of the Masonic
and Eastern Home.
The Cable Tow Club of Master Masons
of the City Pest Office, headed by Presi-
dent Ernest L. Greer, paid a fraternal
visit to National Lodge, No. II, of which
Lee o. Bryant is master, at its last COM
nunication. A gavel, handsomely en-
grayed, was presented to Master Bryant
by President Greer on behalf of the
club The Masonic Glee Club, under
Charles r. Bartlett, sang, and refresh
ments were served.
EASTERN STAR.
Chapter was designated as endowment
night and Mrs. Rich, general chairman
of endowment, gave talk on the his
tory and work of this committee. The
chapter will celebrate its seventh ami
versary May Is, and at this time the
grand matron and grand patron will
make their official visit. The 1929 asSo-
citation is also to be special guests. The
ways and means committee will hold a
card party at Northeast Temple,
May %.
Members of Bethany and Mount
Pleasant Chapters will be special guests
of Electa Chapter next Tuesday evening
The endowment committee meets at
the home of Mrs. Louise and Miss Dor
othy Tucker next Wednesday evening.
The home board committee of Tako-
ma Chapter will meet at the home of
Mrs. Ellis May IA, with Mrs. Kiefer as
assistant hostess. Mrs. Maholn, chair
man Of the floral circle, has announced
there will be barn dance at Chillum
Hall May 10.
Matron Mildred r. Shafer announces
the degrees will be conferred in Esther
Chapter Thursday evening, and after
the conclusion of the degree work an
entertainment as been provided by the
star points.
The choir rehearsal will be held to-
morrow evening at the home OF Past
Matron Eta Davis.
Matron Adele S. Leibert announces
the next meeting of the Bethany Chap
ter will be held May IT. A card party
will be given for the benefit of the home
board at the home of Past Matron Eva
D. Court. 1923 Newton street, May Is
ct o'clock. The Bethany Social Boost
ers met May at the home of Mrs.
Lynn Wetzel Mrs. Wetzel and Miss
Georgia Johnson were the hoStesses. A
card party and dance will be held May
IS. at the Hamilton Hotel at 9 o'clock
A garden party will be held June Is at
the home of Past Matron Augusta o.
johnson. The next meeting of the aux
iliary home board will be held May 81.
Mrs ALI. Mrs. BroadduS and Mrs. Mar
shall will be hostesseS at a luncheon TO
be served preceding the meeting The
sunshine committee will have lunch
eon and card party in place of the
regular meeting May Is.
Joppa Lodge Chapter will have degree
work at its next meeting, when the past
matrons and past patrons will fill the
Offices The temple committee Will hold
card party at the home of Past Ma
iron Mabel S. Boyd, 909 Webster street
May q at and 8 pm.
Mount Pleasant Chapter will return
to its own home May II. after extensive
improvements The chapters birthday
and official visit of the grand officers
will be celebrated on this date, and the