Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-07-07
MASONIC.

by Rev. DR.. James Shera MonCgomers
of the Metropolitan Memorial Methods
Episcopal Church.
The advisory board of Masonic Club;
of the District of Columbia, composed
of John o. Bowen, president; Frank A
Birgfeld, vice president; Arthur w
Brewer, secretary; e. j. Skldmore
treasurer, together with the officers AND
members of the 81 Masonic Clubs OF
the District and their families are to be
n---nbers of the following named lodges
with their families: Washington Cen
tenial, No. IA, Thomas c. Barr, master;
Osiris, No. 26, Jacob G. Sherbahn, mas
ter, and Samuel GomperS, No. 45, A.
Kenneth Armstrong, master. Also the
officers and members of the following
chapters Of the Order of the Eastern
Star with their families: Washington
Centennial, No. 26, Mrs. Jessie E
patron; Areme, No. 10, Miss Claribel c.
Gay, matron; Earl Klein, patron, and
Temple Chapter, No. 10, Mrs. Louise
Hoskinson, matron; Isidore A. Peake,
patron.
The music will be under the direction
Of j. Walter Humphrey, with solos and
congregational singing. A large at
ing provision will be made, it was an
nounced.
The Washington Railroad Square
Club celebrated new member night
at its meeting in June and also called
of during July and August. There was
a large attendance, including the presi-
dent Of the National League of Masonic
Clubs, Capt. Cheney L. Bertholf, United
States Army, and Melville D. HenSey
third vice president of the league; VIII
liam E. Hayghe of the Anchor Club;
H. Warf1eld of the Lambskin Club Past
President Keller of the Fellowship Club;
A. j. Pastor, general agent, and c.. "
R-cArt, agent of the Southern Pacific
Railroad. President Bertholf spoke OF
the George Washington Masonic Foun-
dation and was followed by Past Presi-
dent Hensey of the advisory board and
third vice president of the National
League of Masonic Clubs. Edward H
Goelz, chairman of the entertainment
road Y. M. c. A, presented diversified
program that was well received. Among
the numbers were Weary Willie the
Tramp" and Jack Bowles in comedy
and songs; "Griffo," the man of many
noises; Leonard Chick in songs, and
Black Sambo and Jack Rowles, comedy
artists; Grace Stanley Stevens at the
piano; selections by the Terminal De-
partment Y. M. G. A. Orchestra. AT
the conclusion refreshments and cigars
were served.
Takoma Lodge, No. 20, will have the
F. G. degree at its communication Tues
day evening, and Mount Vernon Chap
ter, No. 8, Royal Arch Masons, will
have the Royal Arch degree tomorrow
evening. All other Masonic bodies have
either called off their meetings for the
week or omitted to report degree work
for publication.
EASTERN STAR.
Joseph H Milans Lodge Chapter will
hold a lawn party at Eighth and H
streets northeast July 20.
At the last meeting of Columbia
Chapter Mrs. Grace Gilcrest and Mrs
Mary e. Eppelshimer planned the en-
tertainment of the evening. The chap
ter will participate in the service al
Temple Heights September 8. There
will be no meetings during July anc
August.
The Association of Matrons and Pa
irons of 1927 held its third annua
outing last Sunday at the Summe
home of DR.. and Mrs. Stephenson or
Chesapeake Bay. There was bathing
games and a picnic dinner with 10(
guests present. The outing was ter
minated by a watermelon feast. The
guests included Grand Matron Glib
Grand Patron Proctor, Associate Crane
Matron Merritt, Associate Grand Pa.
iron Galloway, Right Worthy Crane
Treasurer Lanond, Past Grand MatronS
Kimmel and Stephenson and Past
Grand Patrons Dulin and Dow.
Electa CHAPTERS auxiliary board will
meet at the home of Mrs. Orr1s Hanes
tomorrow evening, with Mrs. Minnie
Arnold joint hostess. The annual pic
mic will be Wednesday, to MorgantoWn,
tia, at $3.50 am.
The Auxiliary Home Board of War
rem G.. Harding Chapter will give
card party, to be followed by supper
on the lawn, July IS, at the suburban
home of MRS. Grace L. Coles, 316 Mason
street, Cherrydale, Va. Cards will begin
at 2 o'clock and supper will be served
about o'clock.
At the meeting Of Brightwood Chap
ter, June 81, the degrees were conferred
on Rev. Homer J. Councillor. During
the initiatory work music was rendered
by Mrs. Martin of Cathedral Chapter,
accompanied by Mrs. Stevens. Mrs.
Bertha M. Steker, matron, announces
the July meetings called of, resuming
activities August 8.
William F. Hunt Chapter had its last
meeting before the Summer recess on
June 27 Children's night was celebrat-
ed and the following program was given:
Piano solo, Jean Adams; recitation,
Marie Crump: solo, Ivy Thompson;
recitation. Billy Morse; violin solo,
James Adams, accompanied on the piano
Morse and Olive Anderson; dance, Mar
garet Grimm; songs, Mildred Cramp-
ton, and several readings by Miss Julia
Cauthens.
The temple committee will hold a pic
mic at the home OF Mrs. S. Bohlayer,
at Mason Beach, on Herring Bay. July
9. All members of the chapter are in
vited. Mrs. Jet invites all chapter
members to come to her Summer home
at Galesville, Md, July %. Grabbing,
swimming, boating. Bring your lunch.
DAUGHTERS OF AMERICA.
Esther Council convened June IS with
the councillor, Marion F. Federline, pre-
siding. The following officers were
elected: Councillor, Marion F. FEEDER
line; associate coucilor, Mary Bur-
associate vice councillor, Mabel Lehman
Junior past councillor, Catherine Skin
ner; associate junior past councillor
Gladys Philips; recording secretary
Mrs, Bessie Pearson Cre-elected; as
sistant recording secretary, Annie
Burch (re-elected): financial secretary
Mazella Parks (re-electedD; treasurer
Mrs. Mary H. Walker Te-elected)
conductress, Mrs. Lillian M. Vaughn;
warden, Ethel Dean; inside sentinel
Grace Richards; outside sentinel, Ed
ward Dean; 10 months trustee, Caroline
Butts: representatives to the STATE
council, Mary H. Walker. Eugene Riley
and Della HUMPHREYS. The installation