Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-08-11
MASONIC.

Eastern Star. with their families, VIII
be special guests: st. Johns, NO: H.
Stanley D. Willis, master: King Solo
mon, No. 81, Charles Kiger, master
East Gate. No. "a, John D. McDume,
master, and Congress, No. 81, irving M.
RULER. master. st. Johns Lodge Chap
ter, No. 10, Mrs. Rebecca Wharton,
matron, Stuart NJ. Angelo. patron;
East Gate Chapter, No. 81, Mrs. Mabel
A. Keil. matron, !. Marion Castell. pa
iron: Congress Chapter, No. 35, Mrs.
Elizabeth Brewer, matron, James Ca
ton, patron.
of Masonry, with their families, and the
public are always welcome at these
services. for which seating accommo-
dalton is provided.
Theodore Roosevelt Lodge, No. "A. will
have charge of the services at O'Clock
this afternoon. at the Masonic and
Eastern Star Home. No other particu-
lars have been furnished for publica-
ton.
Naval Lodge No. 4. has announced
the F. C. degree for Thursday evening
Of this week Incidentally, this is the
only degree work announced by any OF
the lodges for the current week.
EASTERN STAR.
East Gate Chapter and East Gate
Lodge will attend religious services at
Temple Heights this afternoon at 4
o'clock. The chapter will resume meet
ings for the Fall season September 6.
The o. E. S. Temple committee of
Joppa Lodge Chapter will give benefit
card party Saturday evening, September
Fl. at the home of Miss Helen Seavers,
a10Q New HamnShire avenue.
ODD FELLOWS.
Frederick Lodge of Frederick, Md
has extended an invitation to the grand
master of this city to have a degree
team of some lodge of this jurisdiction
confer the first degree on a class OF
candidates for that lodge, August %.
The members Of the bus party on the
contemplated trip through the North
details for the trip. Chairman Andre
sen stated practically all arrangements
have been completed. A splendid ii . =
erary has been planned for a TRIP
through the White Mountains anc
along the Atlantic seaboard from Port
land, Me, to Atlantic City, N. j.. with
stops all along the line. The party will
leave September and return Septem'
Der Is.
DAUGHTERS OF AMERICA.
Anacostia Council met Wednesday
evening with Councillor Bertha Hubach-
er presiding Mrs. Mary P. James, past
state councillor, was appointed to repre-
sent the council at the State building
committee meeting. Demonstrations OF
the unwritten work were given by the
conductress, Nora Lee. Edna Dyer was
elected inside sentinel and Emma
Streater representative to the State
Council. The penny march was wor
by Sadie Satterley.
Barbara Frietchie Council met ir
star Hall, Mount Rainier, August
with Associate Councillor Nettie Beef
in the chair. Plans are being made t.
start a degree team at the next meet
ing of the council.
Fidelity Council convened Tuesday
evening with the vice councillor, Mrs
Mabel Tippett. presiding. Past Coun'
cilor George Upperman and the asso
] ciate councillor, j. w. Brown, were APP
+ pointed to represent this council a
the Pen Mar reunion committee meet
ing Saturday evening. The State coun'
Gil inside sentinel. Mrs. Mabel G. Down
: ing gave a report on the good fellow.
ship banquet and dance to be given by
the State Council. September 9. at the
Raleigh Hotel. The past councillor, Mrs
Sarah Cayannaugh. announced the an.
nual lawn fete will be held at Sixth
street and North Carolina avenue
August 10. Past Councillors Samue
Bushey. Harry Sellers, the deputy State
councillor. Mrs. E. Viola Thompson. ano
Eleanor Casaledge made addresses. A
surprise birthday anniversary party was
rendered the drill captain, Mrs. Manic
Cox Howell.
Unity Council plans to hold a carni.
val Jointly with Benning Council, Jr. O
q. A. M, this week, at Seventeenth
street and Pennsylvania avenue south
east.
Eagle Council convened Monday eve
ming with the councillor Mrs. Katherine
Ostrander, in the chair. A gift Of $1t
In gold was presented this council by
the Junior past State councillor, Mrs
Elizabeth Shepherd. for having the
highest percentage of attendance dur
ing her term as State councillor. The
past national councillor, Mrs. Naomi E
Swami; the junior past State councillor
Mrs. Elizabeth Shepherd: the associate
State councillor, Mrs. Julia Pennif1eld
the State vice councillor, Mrs. Louise A
Gr,lbbs; the State treasurer, Mrs. Mil
bred Rock. and Miss Gladys Carter
made addresses.
NATIONAL UNION.
The first annual banquet Of the
Nemeegee Club was held August 3 al
the Press Club. Addresses were made
by Jack Marshall, j. A. Williams, j. E
Rhodes, A. S. Brown. j. H. Jones, E
M. Gibbons, W. T. wilkinson. F. 1. Nc
Linden, E. M Pershing, all of Washing
ton, and Paul Morganthal, j. M. Har-
rison, Tom Gaffney and Jim Barnes
from Baltimore.
: PATRIOTIC ORDER OF AMERICANS
Camp No. 10 will hold lawn fete al
George Washington's old headquarters
in Georgetown. at 3O51 M street, Au-
gust Is and II.
IMPROVED ORDER OF RED MEN
Usage Tribe met August 3, wher
a new application was received. Grea
Representative Seiffert made an ad
dress.
, Logan Tribe met August 1 in Ret
Mems Hall, with Sachem Thompson pre-
siding. The session was adjourned
early to attend the twenty eighth birth
day anniversary of Sioux Tribe in body
: Idaho Tribe met Tuesday night. Tn
committee In charge of the carnival Il
be held at Great Falls. Va. reported
nrorress. Great Junior Sycamore Ryol
and Great Representative Seiffert mad
Powhatan Tribe met August ! witt
Great Sachem j. E. Baker presiding
An emblem of the order was presented
to M. ]. Lichtenberg by the chief
records. Addresses were made by Grea
Representative Seiffert, Great lnStruc
tor Tidler, Great Guard of the Fores
Jenkins and others after which tn