Evening star., 1929-10-20

lined program for the year. The
coming ceremonial will also be Ladies'
night, followed by a reception and
dance. The regular Cedar Band VIII
furnish music. Master Masons who
accompany ladies viii be admitted upon
presenting their identification card at
the door,
EASTERN STAR.
The sunshine committee of Bethany
Chapter was entertained October 10 at
| the home of Miss Annie Warren, 1906
Euclid street. The assisting hostesses
| were Mrs. Marie Ralph. Mrs. Ruth
Seeger and Mrs. May j. Johnston.
visitation October "a. The chapter opens
at pm. at the Masonic Temple, Thir-
teenth and New York avenue.
The annual grand visitation was paid
to Good Will Chapter at its last meet
ing. Grand Matron Pearl Watts Gibb
Grand Patron John Clagett Proctor
ana distinguished guests as follows:
Right Worthy Grand Treasurer Lamond
Past Grand Matrons CanuoeH and
Kimmel and Past Grand Patron Dow
A reading was given by Matron Mae
Felka OF Ruth Chapter. The gift to the
grand matron was presented by Mary
Porter. while the gift to the grand
patron was presented by Florence
Walters. The home board will meet at
the home Of Eva Hopkins, 27l0 Twelfth
street northeast, October 26, at 8 pm.
"Bashfu1 Mr. Bobbs' is the title Of
play to be presented by the Dramatic
Club Of La Fayette Lodge Chaptsr at
Joppa Lodge Temple. 1909 Ninth street.
october rs at 8:15 O'Clock. The meet
ing next Saturday evening has been
designated as homecoming night for
members of La Fayette Lodge Chapter.
A program will follow the regular meet
ing.
The home board ccmmitte of Ia
konfa Chapter met at the home of Mrs
Reppert last Monday. Takoma Chap
ter will hold short business mectfnQ.
October IS,
Friendship Chapter will have ,ts
grand visitation October %.
Acacia Chapter met last TUESDAY,
night, at which tins Grand Matron
Pearl Watt Glib and Grand pa
tron John Clagett Proctor, accompanied
by their associate grand officers. paid
tne1r annual grand visitation. The
grand matron ana patron were vel
comed by Matron Mary r. Hand.
A vocal duet dedicated to them was
rendered by Past Matron Mrs. Mildred
II. King and Miss Elizabeth Hanold of
Mlzpah Chapter. A reading was rem
dered by Matron Mae e. Felka of
Ruth Chapter. The grand matron and
patron were the recipients Of gifts of
silver from the chapter pfesentedthrouaf
the conductress, Mrs. Freda Tuttle and
associate conductreSs, Mrs. katherine
MATgfIold
were Right Worthy Grand Treasurer
Alcena Lamond, Past Grand Ma
irons Grace wilkins Kimmel, Flora q.
Campbell, Tillie G. Chauncey and Lena
stephenson, Past Grand Patrons Gratz
E. Dunkum, Ernest Dulin and William
J. Dow. The next meeting will be held
November 5, when Electa's night will be
observed. The program will be presented
by an all star cast from Overlee Chap
ter Of overlee, Md.
Matron Hazel K. Kephart Of Ca
thedral Chapter announces the initi-
alton Of candidate at the next meet
ing in Scottish Rite Cathedral, Third
and e streets. The cathedral choir will
furnish music during the degree work.
Associate Conductress Phoebe Eightner
Is preparing a program Of entertain
ment, after which refreshments viii
be served. 80
st. Johns. Lodge Chapter will receive
the grand matron and grand patron
and other officers Of the Grand Chap
ter on their annual grand visitation To-
morrow evening. The chapter will
open at 7:30, grand visitation at s:15
o'clock.
Treaty Oak Chapter will meet TO-
morrow evening at 3 o'clock on Tenn
pie Heights.
The grand matron and the grand
patron, accompanied by their staff Of
ofncers, Right Worthy Grand Treasurer
Aleena Lamond, Past Grand Matrons
Cora Mayberry and Flora Campbell and
Past Grand Patron. william j. Dow,
paid their annual grand fraternal visit
to Unity Chapter at the last meet
ing. Past Matron Mary Williamson,
widow Of the first grand patron and
a member of this chapter, was well
coined by the grand matron. Miss
Flora Baber presented q set of sill
yer soup spoons to the grand matron
and Miss Mildred Hicks presented silver
teaspoons to the grand patron, in the
name of the chapter. Miss Catherine
Logan gave readings. There will be
work at the next meeting of the chap
ter. The temple committee is planning
chicken dinner for October 23 a.
Northeast Masonic Temple
Hope Chapter at its meeting next
Wednesday evening will have its grand
visitation.
The natron of Bethlehem Chapter
announces at the meeting next Tuesday
evening the degrees will be conferred
and refreshments served. There win be
meeting Of the home board of Beth
lehem Chapter at Northeast Masonic
Temple next Thursday, with Mrs. Irene
Darnall, Mrs. Mable Bradburn and Mrs
Mae Smith as hostesses.
At the meeting October IS of Gavel
Chapter the grand matron and the
grand patron, accompanied by other Of
hcers Of the Grand Chapter, made their
annual grand visitation. The distin-
guished guests were Right Worthy
Grand Treasurer Lamond, Past Grand
Matrons Kimmel Stevenson, Campbell
and Chauncey and Past Grand Patrons
Dulin, Dow and Dunkum and the
matrons and patrons of 1929. Past
Patron George Rowzee presented the
grand matron with silver gravy and
mayonnaise ladies. Past Matron Flor
erce Lippard presented the grand
patron with silver teaspoons. Miss Alice
- OIdVeS Oh JoSSpn MllanS Lodge Chap-
ter rendered several beautiful solos
Past Grand Patron Dunkum gave a talk
on the Masonic temple to be erected on
Temple Heights. The next meeting Of
the chapter will be November 5.
The annual grand visitation was paid
to Harmony Chapter October 10, when
Matron Ethel M. Pidgeon welcomed
Grand Matron Pearl Watt Gibb, Grand
Patron John Clagett Proctor and the
other officers Of the Grand Chapter. A
solo was rendered by Mrs Pace, ac-
companied by Mrs. Thomas, both of
Chevy Chase Chapter. Silver was pre-
Scnted to the grand fnatron bv Mr.