Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-11-03

HE local bodies will resume the
degree work at their FAN re-
union Tuesday evening instead
of November T." as stated IN
the Cathedral Calendar, mis-
print. the Fifteenth Degree being pre-
sented in Evangelist Chapter, knlgnVs
Rose Croix, at the usual hour.
Conndr. Asa A. Ludwig has announced
that Brightwood Commandery, NO. o.
viii receive an off1cial visitation from
the Commanders Association TUESDAY
" evening, when the commanostS VIII
present the Order of the Temple.
business meeting and Goodfellow-.
shin night of KallipoliS Grotto was helo
at Grotto headquarters WEDNESDAY
evening, when 10 candidates were
initiated. An address was delivered ny
- Rev. Walter r. Smith, grand hlgn
=, priest of the District of Columbia. An
invitation was read from the monarch
az Yedz Grotto, Baltimore, to attend
a ceremonial November IS. Monarch
Arthur M. Poynton announced that on
November 20 a banquet would be
: rendered Grand Monarch E. w. Liboey
at the Hotel Raleigh. Prophets desiring
to attend should communicate with
Chief Justice Henry G. Stein, chairman
or Past Monarch Henry j. Gompers.
The Grotto already is arranging for
attendance upon the Supreme Council
convention to be held in Indianapolis,
Ind. next June. The local Grotto Will
he housed at the Claypool Hotel and
members desiring reservations should
communicate with Monarch Poynton.
.r Grand Monarch E. w. Libbey attend
ed q ceremonial OF Tibris Grotto,
/, Steubenville, Ohio, October Is. Tne
ritualistic work was rendered by Nazlr
Grotto. Canton, Ohio, and delegations
were present from other Ohio cities and
islam Grotto, Pittsburgh. The grand
monarch contemplateS visiting Hindoo
Koo6h Grotto, Hamilton, Canada,
November Is, and AL Sirat Grotto,
Cleveland, Ohio, November is.
At It's Fall dance given by Robert
lie Bruce Chapter, order Of De Molay.
at the Press Club last Friday, the theme
song, written for the chapter by mem
bers of the order, was sung and won
the applause of the audience, which
demanded encores.
The Masuueraders and Ramblers are
preparing the acts and sketches for the
coming vaudeville and dance to be held
FRIDAY, November 20, at the National
Press Club Building. A dress rehearsal
is scheduled for Thursday, November
26, at 7:3O o'clock The tumbling team,
beginning Thursday, will resume prac-
tice at the Scottish Rite Cathedral
Thursday at o'clock. 1t Is announced
that the De Molay Poster will be ready
for issue the flrSt part OF this week
and the first week of each month
hereafter.
A fancy drill of the patrol will be
@iyer Mt Cherrydale, Va, Monday,
November IL, at 8 O'Clock.
EASTERN STAR.
The grand matron and grand patron,
with other oficers of the Grand Chap
ter, win pay their ofilcial visit to Ia"
kona Chapter November ..
There will be q business meeting Of
GaVei Chapter November In room NO.
z. The Home Board will meet with
Mrs. Jeannette Praetorius, 1888 Meri-
dian place, November 10, with Mrs.
Edna Riddle and Mrs. Gladys Alexan-
der assisting hostesses.
At the last meeting Of Good Will
Chapter q celebration was given in
honor of Matron Ninoth z. Nussbaums
twenty-flfth wedding anniversary. Vo-
cal solos were rendered by Mrs. Alice
Nell and the Radio Twins gave four
numbers. A silver fruit dish was pre-
scented to Mrs, NusSbauI1a by Associate
Matron Florence Walters, from the
chapter, also other gifts from Grand
Patron Proctor and Mrs. Proctor. Mrs.
Charles Stewart and Mr.. and Mrs. Os-
car Mansfield.
Acacia Chapter will meet Tuesday at
3 pm. After q short business session
Eieeta's night will be observed in honor
Of Matron Mary r. Hand, who occupies
the station Of grand Electa OF the Grand
Chapter. The life Of Electa will be por-
trayed and presented by an all-star cast
AF 0uArlao
Md. All star points of the District
occupying the station Of Electa will be
special guests. The home board will
hold It's annual luncheon at the Har-
rington Hotel November Is at 1890
O'Clock. The degrees will be conferred
November 10.
Mrs. Edna NJ Bush, matron of Jo-
seph H. Milans Lodge Chapter an
nounces the meeting Thursday evening
will be annual grand visitation. Miss
Ida M. Smith, chairman Of ways and
means, will hold a rummage sale in
December.
Ruth Chapter will meet tomorrow at
7:30 pm, the occasion being the vlsl-
tation of the Grand Chapter officers.
Joppa Lodge Chapter will have degree
work at It's meeting November g.. Re-
freshments and dancing will follow.
The degrees viii be conferred in
Esther Chapter Thursday evening.
There will also be q program in charge
A choir rehearsal will be held Tues
day evening in the home Of Past Matron
Jones, 3eoS Garrison street northwest.
At the last meeting of Brightwood
CHAPTER the annual visit OF the Grand
Chapter ofaeiAls was held. Gifts to the
grand natron and grand patron were
presented by two of the star points.
Miss Gladys De Alley and Miss Agnes
Motyka. A short musical program was
given and addresses were made by Past
Grand Matrons Gertrude Milans ana
Lena Stephenson and Past Grand Pa
tron George Pitt. A special meeting
for the purpose of initiation was held
Tuesday by Matron Steker. Three new
members were received--Mrs. Berthe
Barrett, Mrs. Emily Clarrige and Frank
Lapp.
Brookland Chapter met in the Ma
sonic Temple IN Brookland last We'd
nesday evening. The degrees were con-
ferred on six candidates. The next
meeting will be held November Is. The
past natronS and patrons Will be the
quests of honor and special program
Is being arranged.
Mrs. Pearl Watt Glib, grand matron,
And John Clagett Proctor. grand patron,
will pay their annual grand visitation
20 the following chapters: Ruth Chap
Ter, Monday, S:l5 pm; MiZpah Chap
Ger, Tuesday. e:l5 pm; Loyalty Chap
Ter, wednesday, 8 pm: Areme Chap
Ger, Wednesday, 9:15 pm; Joseph H.
NAilans Chapter, Thursday, S:i5 pm,
and Takoma Chapter, Friday, S:l5 pm.
-
Mizpah Chapter viii be visited by the