Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-10-27


The Matrons and Patrons Association
of 1928 will be the guest Of the 1925
association at the East Gate Masonic
Temple, Rhode Island and Mtlis
avenues northeast October 80, the oc'
casion being a Halloween party.
Cathedral Chapter met "Wednesday eve.
ming in the Scottish Rite Cathedral. al
which time there was initiation. Past
Grand Patron William j. Dow was
welcomed by Matron Hazel X. Kephart
Clarence Walker gave vocal solos anc
Miss Hiidegard Johnson of Miriam
Chapter q reading. The past matrons
and past patrons will be guests at the
next meeting.
The associate matrons of the District
of Columbia were the special guests
at the meeting of Joppa Lodge Chapter
October l6. Greetings were extended
my Matron Emma T. Blood, and each
was given a favor by Associate Matron
Elyira Magdeburger. Degrees were con-
ferred on several candidates. A short
program and refreshments followed.
There will be initiatory work at the
meeting November 6. followed by re-
freshments and dancing.
At the next meeting, November 5, OF
Acacia Chapter, after short business
session, the evening will be turned over
to the matron and patron of Overlee
William Seward, who with an all-Star
cast will portray the life of Electa. All
star points occupying the station of
Electa of their various chapters will be
special guests. The meeting will be held
in chapter room No. instead of No. 2,
There will be initiation November 10.
The monthly meeting of the Masonic
and Eastern Star Home Board Auxiliary
will be held tomorrow at 80 o'clock at
the Masonic Temple.
The members of the home board COM
mittee of Takoma Chapter will meet at
the Lotus Restaurant tomorrow at IL
O'Clock for luncheon and afterWard at
tsnd the home board meeting in the
Masonic Temple.
At the meeting of Washington Cen
tennial Chapter October 10 several
were initiated by the matron,
Jessie Mountjoy. The endowment COM
mittee held its closing meeting at the
Huyett Cafe October Is. The home
board met October l6 at the home of
Helen Weiland, 1905 Otis street north
east.
East Gate Chapter entertained the
Grand Chapter in grand visitation,
headed by Grand Matron Pearl Watt
Glib and Grand Patron John Clagett
Proctor october 10 in East Gate Tenn
Pile Among the distinguished guests
were Right Worthy Grand Treasurer
Alcena Lamond, Past Grand Matrons
I<jp,p,al opd Gtapbapcop pact Gvopd
Patron Poynton and numerous Of the
and patrons of 1929. A letter
of congratulation was received from
Past Grand Matron Loffler, fraternal
mother of the chapter who was unable
to be present. Gifts of silver were pre-
sented to the grand matron and grand
patron, and a duet was rendered by
Miss Mary Bumpus and Miss Doris
White of East Gate Chapter, accom-
panied by Miss Daugherty Of Cathedral
Chapter. The grand matron, grand
patron, Right Worthy Grand Treasurer
and Past Grand Patron Poyn-
ton, fraternal father of the chapter,
made addresses.
The degrees were conferred at the
of the grand visitation A
feature of the evening was a presenta-
ton by the officers of the chapter to
the patron. j. Marion Castell, and the
secretary, Anna S. Castell, of an electric
coffee urn in commemoration OF their
silver wedding anniversary, which oc-
Cured the day following the chapter
meeting
At the meeting next Fridav evening
the chapter will be host to East Gate
Ledge and Woodbridge Royal Arch Chap
ter
The grand matron and grand patron,
accompanied by the other officers of the
Grand Chapter, paid st. Johns Lodge
Chapter its annual grand visitation at
the last meeting Distinguished guests
present were Right Worthy Grand
Treasurer Lamond. Past Grand Matrons
Kimmel, Stephens, Hutson, MilanS and
Fletcher. Past Grand Patrons Dulin.
Pitt and SchreVe and number Of the
matrons and patrons of 1929. Gifts
were presented to the grand matron and
grand patron. Candidates will be ini-
tiated at q special meeting to be held
In No. chapter room next WednsS-
day. The officers Of ST. Johns Lodge
and the associate matron of the juris-
diction will be entertained November 4.
Miriam Chapter will meet Monday at
pm, at which time the grand ma
tron and grand patron will make their
annual grand visitation. The matron
announces the degrees will be conferred
on the first meeting night in November.
REBEKAH LODGES.
Ruth Rebekah Lodge met Monday
evening, with Mrs. Jack, noble grand,
presiding. Mrs. Roberta Volland spoke
of her trip to Houston, Tex, as q rep
resentative to the A. r. A.
DorcaS Rebecca Lodge celebrated its
thirty-first anniversary October II. The
meeting was called to order by Noble
Grand Mrs. Edna Hayward, who, after
short business session, welcomed the
guests. The guests included MIS-. E.
Pearle Windsor, president OF the Re-
bekah Assembly; Willard F.. Zepp, grand
master, and Assembly and Grand Lodge
officers. The two charter members.
Mrs. Josie Weber and John Ii. Wood,
p: G. M. and p G.. r., We're welcomed.
The following program was given: Cho-
rus from Kendall Baptist Church; song
and dance by Margaret and Bill Great
orex, accompanied by Miss Helen Fin
Mr.. Cooke, accompanied by Miss Wat
kins; song and dance, by Miss Vlr-
ginia Finnecom; solo. by Mrs. O'Brien:
clog dance, by Bill Greatorex; solo, by
Mr.. Cooke. and piano solo, by Mr.
Southland. Mrs. Mallory and Mrs. De-
mena, past presidents, escorted the
guests to the dining room, which was
decorated in lodge colors. Refresh
ments were served by Mrs. ArenoI
Stansbury and committee. Invocation
was given by Mrs. Annie E. Grigsby
Mrs. Rosa Homan announces an old
fashioned Halloween dance to be given
at her home next Friday evening for
the benefit of Dorcas Rebekah lodge
The Brightwood Rebekah Lodge met
Tuesday evening. Elsie Wilson an.
nounced q dance will be given by the
lodge November 20. The members lat
er attended the visitation at Schuyler
Colfax Rebekah Lodge.
Mrs. z. Pearle Windsor, president OF
the Rebekah Assembly, and staff, &C.
companied by Grand Master NfillarC