Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-06-16

tion, statutory assembly.
osEPH H. MILANs LODGE, No
SO, will have charge of the
services at the Masonic and
~ Eastern Star Home this afternoon
at o'clock, with Rev. Or: Allen
r. Poore Of Waugh Methodist Episcopal
Church officiating.
Frank H. Myers of La Fayette Lodge
No. 10, states that the fifth Of special
series of events to be held by his lodge
will be Royal Arch Chapters night
Thursday evening, with Past Master j.
Ernest Dulin acting as master OF cere-
monies. Mr. Dulin is the present high
priest of Mount Pleasant Royal Arch
Chapter and it Is expected that the
officers of the Grand Chapter and OF
constituent chapters will be present
In addition to an orator for the occa-
sion there will be also entertainment
music and refreshments.
Petworth Lodge No. Al, also will cele-
brate with Royal Arch night" Thurs
day evening, when the degree will be
presented by past high priests and past
masters who are members OF PetWorth
Royal Arch Chapter, No. 16, with Past
Master Charles j. ArmbruSter, who also
IS high priest of Petworth Chapter, as
acting master Of the lodge for the time
being. Mr.. Armbruster Is past master
of Joppa Lodge, No. SO.
The Masonic Glee Club, under the
direction of Charles r. Bartlett, Will
pay a visit to and sing for Waverly
Lodge of Baltimore Thursday evening.
Potomac Lodge, No. 5, will pay q
visit to Fredericksburg Lodge, Fred
ericksburg, Va, Saturday evening, leav-
ing Washington at 4:30 o'clock. and
assist in the Master Mason degree IN
the Virginia lodge.
Almas Temple Of the Mystic Shrine
will hold business session Thursday
evening at o'clock to consider i'm
portant matters connected with the
erection of its new clubhouse.
Washington Council, No. 1, Royal and
Select Masters, after a brief business
session tomorrow evening, will give an
entertainment with dancing in the
banquet hall for its members and
friends and their ladies.
EASTERN STAR.
The sunshine committee of Bethany
Chapter will hold a children's night
celebration in connection with the meet
ing of the chapter June 20. Donations
for the guests at the Masonic and East
ern Star Home will also be received and
on June "a will be presented to them on
the occasion of the annual visit OF the
home board committee and other mem
bers. Members are invited to meet at
the home of Mrs. Marshall, w street,
June 81, to assist in sewing for the
bazaar to be held In the Fall. Luncheon
viii be served.
Trinity Chapter will meet June 80. The
grand matron and grand patron will be
present to witness the comforting OF the
degrees. The home board met Thurs
day evening at the home OF Mrs. Clar-
ence Weaver.
st. Johns Lodge Chapter will enter
tain the secretaries, treaSurers, con-
ductreSses and associate conductresseS
of chapters of the District at its
meeting tomorrow evening.
The last meeting of Loyalty Chapter
before the Summer recess will be held
June TO- Six candidates will receive
the degrees. Preceding the meeting
there will be tureen supper for mem
bers. A lawn fete will be held by the
Star Point Society August 20, place to
be announced later. The first meeting
of the Fall will be held September 4,
The monthly meeting of the auxiliary
home board of Warren G. Harding
Chapter has been postponed until june
19, and will be held at the home OF
Mrs. Emma j. Coumbe, 1927 Euclid
street, with Mrs. Daisy L. Reichert and
Miss Olga Bergholtz assisting,
Naomi Chapter, after a short business
session, was joined by Hope Chapter
and entertained with musical selections
by Anna, Ruth and Harry Kimball,
United Masonic Glee Club Of Washing
ton, sketch by Southeast Community
Center Players, saxophone solo by c. f.
Brown, accompanied by Miss Lola Liv-
ingston. The auxiliary home board Will
meet Monday evening with Mrs. Ida j.
Atkinson, 5I40 Sherrier place, Mrs.
Lehman assisting hostess.
Matron Mildred r. Shafer announces
the degrees will be conferred in Esther
Chapter Thursday evening, which will
be the last meeting until Fall, the meet
ing for July, August and the first meet
ing in September having been called OF.
At the meeting June the distinguished
guests present included Past Grand
Matrons Handy, Campbell and Hudson;
Associate Grand Matron Merritt, Past
Grand Treasurer Cecilia Atchison and
kfTdIlQ 14cEIuIGE 1cdSIluIu'
The chapter paid its annual visit TO
the Masonic and Eastern Star Home
Friday evening. The next choir re-
fearsal will be held June 10 at the home
of Past Matron Ada Phillips, 44l2 New
Hampshire avenue, Associate Con-
ductress Jessie Rulings assisting. The
home board will meet June 81 with
Associate Matron Lucy Fessenden, 1472
Harvard street.
Electa Chapter initiated a class Of
candidates Tuesday evening. Mr.. Barr.
master of Washington Centennial
Lodge, spoke on the field day. Mrs.
Louise Tucker sang. Plans were made
for the annual picnic at Morgantown
July 10.
A meeting of the Matrons and
Patrons Association of 1925 was held
June at oysters Auditorium, 26th
and Pennsylvania avenue.
President May P. Gibbon presid-
ed at short business meeting at which
plans we're made for picnic July rs
at Past Patron Herman Ludwig's Sum-
rner home at Bay Ridge. An enter
tainment followed.
Brightwood Chapter celebrated its third
birthday anniversary May %. Grand
Matron Glib, Grand Patron Proctor
Right Worthy Grand Treasurer AL
cenda Lamond. Junior Past Grand
Patron Dow, Past Grand Matron Ger
tz5ide Milank, Past Grand Patron Pitt
last Grand Matron Fletcher. Associate
Grand Matron Merit Grand Com