Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-07-28
MASONIC.

M. Wolfe. master, and Cathedral, No.
40. c. Melvin Sharpe, master; Bethle-
hem Chapter, No. 2, Mrs. Ida M. Ro-
berds matron, Louis r. Pearman, pa
iron; Cathedral Chapter, No. IA, Mrs.
Hazel K. Kephart, matron, George A.
Casey. patron, and Federal Chapter, No.
38, Mrs. Margaret B. Wrenn, matron,
Anthony C. De Mott. patron.
The members of all branches OF these
fraternities, with their families, and the
public are invited to attend.
The music committee appointed by
the grand matron of the Eastern Star
for the open-air services is composed OF
liza Lilly, Mrs. Adele S. Leibert, George
A. Casey and Alvah z. Thompson.
Brightwood Lodge. No. 43, will have
charge of the services at the Ma
sonic and Eastern Star Home this after
noon at 8 o'clock. Chaplain Rev. Henry
Manken, jr., will preach, the sermon
The fraternity in general Is extended
a fraternal invitation to be present.
Degree work for the week has been
announced as follows: Thursday, Naval
Lodge, No. 4, M. M. and Petworth
Lodge, No. Al, F. c.; Friday, Lebanon
Lodge, No. Z, e. A.
guest of Mrs. Zollinhoffer at Randall
Cliff Cottage, Chesapeake Beach, Fri
day. The members are expected to
take the train at 10 o'cAock in the
morning for picnic for the day.
EASTERN STAR.
The midyear banquet of the 1917
Matrons and Patrons Association was
held at the Grace Dodge Hotel July II.
Grand Matron Pearl Watt GLIB was the
honor guest of the evening. The fea-
ture of the entertainment was the cele-
bration of the grand matron's birthday,
after which games were played.
The officers Of Columbia chapter held
a delightful picnic supper in Rock Greek
Park July 20. The chapter will par
ticipate in the services at Temple
Heights September 8.
The meetings of Cathedral Chapter
have been called of until September.
The chapter will participate In the
services at Temple Heights tomorrow
afternoon. Matron Hazel K. Kephart
extends an invitation to all members Of
the chapter to be present at o'clock
REBEKAH LODGES.
Brightwood Rebekah Lodge celebrated
its NTH birthday anniversary Tuesday
evening. Mrs. Mary N. Pollock. past
president, made an address. The fol-
lowing program was given: Song and
dance, Velma and Margery Wilson:
sketch. Miss Julia Cauthen and Fred
Ehlers; reading, Miss Cauthen. Fifty
five members and friends attended a
beach party last Sunday at Oak Bluff
on South River.
In addition to the list Of officers
published last Sunday. the following
oficers Of Esther Rebekah Lodge were
installed July 8: Right supporter,
Marie Spekenhier: left supporter. Edna
Mcintosh; recording secretary. Audrey
Walker; financial secretary, Elma
Geiger: treasurer. James GeimAn. At
the last meeting the degree was con-
ferred upon one candidate.
The following officers Of Mount Pleas
ant Rebekah Lodge were installed on July
1s by Esther Andersen and staff Of
Esther Rebekah Lodge: Noble grand,
May E. Berlin: vice grand. Mary I.
Loar: recording secretary Amy v.
Glossbreuner; treasurer r. c. Althouse;
warder, Virginia M. league: conductor,
Maxine Gibson; inside guardian. Dor
othy SINNERS; outside guardian. Jen-
ME A. Solt: chaplain. Edith v. S. Will
ley: musician, Ruth Domino. The fol-
lowing program was given: Songs,
Donald Moody, Scott Pollock and Jack
Costello. and readings by Miss Julia
Miss Geneva 3. Diehl and stafY Of
Schuyler Colfax Rebekah Lodge install
led the following officers Of Dorcas
Lodge on July 10: Noble grand, Edna
Hayward; recording secretary. A. Naomi
Dement,; treasurer. Abbie M. Gates;
warden, Beulah Capper; conductor.
Edna Naples; inside guard. Marion
Fiske; outside guard. William STAINS
bury; chaplain. Rosa B. Homan.
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS.
Keane's Booster Club will leave Wash
ington today at 2:30 pm. for its annual
outing at Atlantic City, returning next
Sunday. Henry g. Media will have
charge of the group, and every one has
been urged to get In touch with him at
the Union Station. George B. Sauer is
treasurer and John e. Burns, chairman
Of the club.
CATHOLIC DAUGHTERS OF
AMERICA.
A membership committee has been
organized for an initiation In the Fall,
as follows: Mrs. Lucy STEELE. chairman;
Mrs. Anna Locke, vice chairman; Miss
Marguerite Keane, secretary, who form
the executive committee, with Mrs.
Mary Porter Cook, Mrs. e. Olive Eickert,
Mrs. Sadie A. Gentry and Miss Sadie
Carroll assisted by Miss Mary Ahearn.
Miss Luella All, Miss Mildred Auth, Miss
Theckla Baumann. Miss Marie Creahen,
Miss Gladys Carrico, Mrs. Julia Carey,
Miss Kate Doherty, Miss Mary Cum
mings, Miss Lulu Ehringer, Miss Nettie
Fitzgerald. Mrs. Sallie Grant, Miss Do
1ores Hanley, Mrs. Estelle Huntington,
Miss Eva Jameson, Mrs. Margaret Mork,
Miss Margaret Koran, Miss Gertrude
Rosinski, Miss Veronica Robbins, Mrs.
Margaret Skirn, Mrs. Ida Jeffries and
Miss Anna c. Daley.
The juniors held a picnic at Chapel
Point this week. Miss Belva Hill, as
sisted by the other counselors, had
charge of the arrangements. Many of
the officers of the senior court were
guests of the juniors on this occasion.
The committee of the Converts
League entertained their spiritual d.
rector, Rev. Francis p. Lyons, Thursday
evening before his departure from the
city. Miss Florence Winter, chairman,
had charge Of the arrangements. Miss
toastmistress. Addresses were made by
Father Lyons, Rev. Francis K. Cava-
nagh, chaplain Of Court 212; Miss Anne
Doyle and Mrs. Anna j. Uhl. A musi-
cal program was arranged under the
direction of Miss Margaret Breen, in
cluded In which were several vocal num-
bers by Mrs. Hunt Dean.
b. r. o. ELKS.
The Hagerstown (Md.) convention
committee of the lodge announces that