Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-05-12
FRATERNITIES

Tompkins, Bertha Eaton and Raymond
Reynolds winning the prizes. The Aux
iliary Home Board will hold rummage
sale May g. "a and IS at Wisconsin
and Dumbarton avenues. The ways
and means committee met May IL at
the home of Matron Amelia Lilly.
Tickets were distributed for theater
party which is to be held in June at
the National Theater.
The Mu Delta Sigma meets May IA
at the residence of Past Matron Mil
dred King, 40 Tennessee avenue north
east. Work will be conferred on three
candidates at the next meeting of the
chapter May 81.
East Gate Chapter at its meeting
| Friday night will have a short bust
ness session in order to enable the off,
visit of Grand Chapter officers to Mount
Pleasant Chapter. At its last meeting
the chapter had as guests the grand
matron, grand patron, Past Grand
Matrons Cowles and Campbell, the 1929
| Matrons and Patrons Association and
the Secretaries Association. Among the
entertainers we're Harvey Townsend,
and Mrs. Seidenspinner of Birmingham
Chapter of Maryland.
Charter members night was observed
/ by Cathedral Chapter at its meeting in
/ Scottish Rite Cathedral, Third and E
streets, Wednesday evening. A repre-
sentative gathering of the originators
of the chapter was present, among
! them being the first matron and patron,
| Past Grand Matron Jessie w. CowleS
and Past Grand Patron William j..
Dow. An entertainment was presented
consisting of piano solos by Adah Point
! Margaret Horn, vocal solos by ASSo-
ciate Matron Ethel w. Martin and read
! ingS by Past Matron Eva p. Rothrock.
| The meeting of the chapter has been
postponed from May % until May 90. at
which time the officers and members
of Hope, Naomi and Brookland Chap
ters will be the guests. An invitation
! from Hope Chapter to be its guests
May % was accepted.
Columbia Chapter met at Joppa Hall
last Wednesday evening. After a short
business meeting program was given
| by some OF the members Muzikteeres
Inc chapters dance and card party
VIII be held at the Blue Triangle May
IL. The home board was entertained
at the home of Mrs. Thelma Merchant
The temple committe will meet at the
nome OF Mrs. Helen Cedwell, 1904 New
Hampshire avenue, May Is. The next
meeting will be held in the Masonic
Hall. Fourteenth and Kenyon streets,
at winch time degrees will be conferred
ODD FELLOWS.
A testimonial dance and ball will be
given next Wednesday evening in honor
OF Grand Master Willard F.. Zepp in the
| auditorium of Odd Fellows TEMPLE at
y O'Clock. Chairman A. Yates DoWell
assisted by Grand Conductor Thomas
Z. Mettler and Grand Herald Morris
l.. Dreeben, constitute the committee
III charge. Prizes will be presented for
| special events.
Grand Marshal A. Yates DoweIl has
been appointed as Chairman of the
| committee on memorial exercises in
response TO the proclamation of the
grand sire setting aside a day for me-
moral services. Lodges will be re-
quested to appoint representative to
the grand committee to meet with
Grand Marshal Dowell in order to make
arrangements for the services.
Grand Patriarch Ernest L. Loving
| accompanied by his associate grand
officers. will pay an official visit to MT.
Neno encampment May b. This is the
encampment of which Grand Master
Mlllard F. zepp is a member. He and
his associate officers of the grand lodge
VIII accompany the grand patriarch.
Canton Washington will escort the
grand officers, led by Capt r. A. South
worth.
The grand patriarch has accented an
invitation from Central Lodge to paw
| them fraternal visit May II.
| Fred D. Stuart Encampment will con-
fer the patriarchal degree MAY 90.
| This encampment conferred the royal
purple degree May 6.
Rebekah Lodges.
The seventh anniversary of SCHUYLER
Colfax Rebekah Lodge will be celebrated
Tuesday evening.
The Brightwood Rebodd Players will
| present musical comedy Tuesday eve
ming for the benefit of Brightwood Re-
bekah Lodge in the Masonic Temple at
Georgia and Colorado avenues.
| After short meeting Thursday eve
ming, Dorcas Rebekah Lodge will hold
| hearts social. A rummage sale will
be held at 5000 M street Thursday, Fri
day and Saturday for the benefit of the
lodge.
Esther Rebekah Lodge will meet to-
morrow evening, Schuyler Colfax and
Brightwood Rebekah Lodges Tuesday
evening. Dorcas and Mount Pleasant
Rebekah Lodges Thursday evening and
MIL 4dH rSeDekdn Aooge FTloay evening.
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAs.
Grand Chancellor A. Herman Woody,
accompanied by the other Grand Lodge
officers and their friends, will attend
| service at the Vermont Avenue Chris
tan Church tomorrow evening. They
will assemble on the sidewalk and en-
ter the church in a body.
The assembly in council met Thurs
day evening and perfected arrange
mentS for the memorial services to be
held June at the Tomb of the I'm
known Soldier in Arlington Cemetery
and at the last resting place of Past Su-
| preme Chancellor Edward Dunn at
Congressional Cemetery. Ritualistic
memorial services will be held Tuesday
| evening in the temple at o'clock.
The board of directors of the knights
| OF Pythias Hall Association will meet
| tomorrow evening. The annual meet
| ing of the stockholders will be held
June % for the purpose of electing di-
rectorS.
Calanthe Lodge will meet tomorrow
evening; Franklin Lodge, Webster Lodge
and Capitol Lodge, Tuesday evening;
Mount Vernon Lodge, Wednesday eve
ming; Columbia Lodge and Union Lodge,
Wednesday evening; Syracusians Lodge
and Rathbone Superior Lodge, Friday
evening.
At the convention of Webster Lodge,
| Tuesday evening, Grand Lecturer Edgar
j. NeWcomb made an address. Past
Chancellor j. w. Harper and Past
Supreme Representative John B. Dick
man, were also present
The Grand Chancellor and his officers
! will pay fraternal visit to Rathbone
Temple, Pythian Sisters, Friday evening.
The temple will celebrate the thirty