Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-09-29

CelptSFWltl Oe .velVetkWhicd h0sAnd every
other noble Of Almas wants -to~ses run
the. limit: A. wonderful program OF en-
joyn1ent has been. mapped out-one, he
states, to which the, mobiles may bring
every member of their respective FAINT
lies and friends, and all. other who en-
JOY a good show and the kind of enter
tainrnent to be expected when the
Shrine puts it over. =.
Monarch Arthur. M: Poynton of Kal.
lipolis .Grotto also is out with the an
nouncenent Of the opening of. a typical
hotisewarming at the; new headquarters
OF Kallipolis Grotto, 1912 g., street
northwest. the evening Of October Z.
when an excellent program of enter.
tainmept viii be presented. under, the
direction Of Master Of Ceremonies C, F.
Howell, not, only for the, Prophets but
for their families and friends as we'll
the fritids, OF course, being Master
A good fellowship night also is an.
nounced for the evening of october 80
at the new headquarters, to which the
Prophets may bring their Masonic
friends. A big ceremonial is being
planned for November. - B.
Grand Monarch E. w. Libbey left
last Thursday to attend the Ohio State
Grotto Association session at Columbus,
|
TONS meeting at Poughkeepsie N. Y,
the grand monarch reports, showed that
the Grotto Is Furnishing flower in
the Empire State, as elsewhere Grand
Monarch Libbey is the second Prophet
Of Kallipolis Grotto to hit the high spot
In the Supreme Council of the order,
Past Grand Monarch Ed Schmid being
the first to attain that distinction.
Wednesday evening is to have a social
gathering for its members and the
brethren of the fraternity, at which a
sketch by Jobs Daughters will be pre-
sented, together with music, short talks
and refreshments. Master l.. L. Sherfey
says he will be pleased to have the at
| tendance commensurate with the occa-
sion.
The members of National Lodge, No
IL, are brushing up their grips and
their stories for their three-day trip by
water to Norfolk, which starts We'd
.nesday afternoon, October l6, at 4:3C
o'clock, when the brethren will leave
Masonic Temple in private cars park
ing them in Baltimore) for the Norfolk
steamer, which leaves her wharf at 7
p,rn.. At Norfolk, after a steamer break
fast they will be met by a committee
OF Virginia Mssons and carried on a
sightseeing trip which will include a
peep at the Norfolk Naval Operating
Base and Air Station, trip along the
new shore drive to Lynnhaven. Cape
Henry and Virginia Beach, arriving at
Pine Tree Inn about 80 pm, in time
Tor great oyster roast. At $50 pm
they will get back to Norfolk, where
they will be entertained by the Norfolk
Lodge at Masonic Temple. Friday they
Will have boat ride in Norfolk Harbor,
lunch at the hotel and a bus trip to
Portsmouth via the new bridge route to
newport News and the Hampton Nor
NAL Institute, returning in time to
board the steamer at Old Point COM
fort for Baltimore, where they will ar
rive Saturday morning and have the ir
breakfast before leaving the steamer.
After that is left in doubt Entertain
ment Is TO be provided for the ladies
who make the trip, and everybody Is
informed that reservations for the trim
may not be made later than october 10.
AT Norfolk special tribute is to be paid
to Frank II. White C"Sunshine Pop'), .
EASTERN STAR.
The home board committee of Fed
eral Chapter will meet at the home of
Mrs. Cora Mandy, 1911 Kennedy street,
october 2 at 8 pm. Hostesses, Mrs.
Mandy, Mrs Rodger and Mrs. Rogers.
Mount Pleasant Chapter entertained
the 1929 Association at its last meet
ing with a program, followed by dane
ing. card party will be held at the
Burlington Hotel October 16. y,
Martha Chapter met September 90,
at which time the degrees were con-
ferred on several candidates. Worthy
Matron Ray K. Wonderly entertained
her officers and the chairmen of the
various committees September 10 at
dinner at the Blue Triangle Tearoom,
Twentieth and B streets. Among those
present were Grand Matron Pearl w.
Gibbs. Past Grand Matron Flora Camp
bell and Past Grand Matron Grace
Kimmel. Following the dinner cards
| were played. The chapter is to have
charge of the religious services at the
Masonic and Eastern Star Home Octo-
| Der 20.
Trinity Chapter will meet October 3,
at which time degrees will be con-
! ferred.
Chevy Chase Chapter will celebrate,
october /, the birthdays of its members
whose birthdays occurred during the
! months OF July, August and September
A program is being arranged, ending
with refreshments and a social.
Mrs. c. G. Galloway. chairman of the
endowment committee of Takoma
| Chapter. will hold a card party at the
home of Mrs. H. B. Hendriek, at Wood
| side, Md, October at o'clock.
| The last meeting of the Women's
Eastern Star Club of the United States
Treasury Department was held at the
home of Mrs. Flood BOG Whittier street,
with Emma j. Smith and Mrs. Haight
assisting. The following officers were
elected: Nellie A. Cogan, president
(re-elected): Winifred Tinsley. vice
president; Cassie Cooke, secretary. and
Rose E. Flood. treasurer. Vocal selec-
| tons were rendered by Mrs. Joyce and
Miss Hilda Johnson.
Grand Matron Pearl Watt Glib and
| Grand Patron John Clagett Proctor,
| accompanied by the matrons and patrons
| of 1929. will visit Esther Chapter Thurs
| day evening, which Matron Mildred r
| Shafer has designated as 1929 night
| There will be refreshments, and dane
| ing following an entertainment.
The auxiliary home board will give a
! card party tomorrow evening at the
Pine Triangle Inn, Twentieth and B
s,NectS northwest. Mrs Miriam Upper
cue iS general chairman, Mrs. Lucy E
| Fessen5en is in charge of tickets, and
Mrs. Nellie Nef is attending to reserva-
| tions.
At the last meeting of Joppa Lodge
Chapter, due to the resignation Of Sec
rotary Past Matron Leafie E. Dietz, Past
Matron Mamie L. Greenstreet was in
| stalled. The annual bazaar will be held
at Petworth Masonic Temple, 4209
| Ninth street, next Wednesday and
| Thursday evenings. ~, There also will be
| a chicken dinner from to z pm. on
Wednesday.
Areme Chapter celebrated ita twenty