Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-03-10


services will be conducted by Rev. Kyle
Booth, pastor of Ingram Memorial Con-
sregational Church, who is the chaplain
OF this lodge. Past Master Austermuhl
will conduct the singing and Mrs. E.
Vaulin Benham will sing solo. Mem
bars Of the Masonic fraternity and their
families are invited.
At the convocation of Anacostia
Chapter, No. IL. r. A. M, tomorrow
evening there will be no degree work.
but the past high priests of the chapter
will be present and tell Of the early
days of the chapter High Priest John
w. Lamhart states that this will be of
older members of the chapter, and
members Of the capitular rite are in
yited to be present.
The Gavel Club of Master Masons
met last Wednesday in its clubrooms,
and the following new members partook
of the mysterious secrets Of Gavelship:
William L. Amonette, jr.: James F..
Wynn and Raymond v. Shepler.
President M. F. Painter, Secretary
william p. Jacobs, Past President c. j.
Nichols, Auditor Sidney Haas, and H. K.
Troutman represented the club last
Tuesday at testimonial dinner given
in honor of National President Roy A.
MacGregor of Pittsburgh, Pa, presi-
dent of the National League OF Masonic
Clubs.
The clubrooms were open from 9
am. until midnight March 4, and hos
pitalities were enjoyed by many visitors
King David Lodge, No. 20, will have
charge of the services at the Masonic
and Eastern Star Home next Sunday
afternoon at 3 O'Clock. with Rev. Henry
C. Mayhem, pastor of the H Street
Christian Church, chaplain of the lodge,
oficiating and preaching special ser
mon.
National Lodge, No. IL, will have its
annual ladies' night entertainment at
the Hotel Raleigh, Friday evening,
March ~, at $3.50 o'clock. There will be
dancing from 10 to IL o'clock. Cards
have been issued for the event.
Joseph H. Milans Lodge, No. 80, viii
celebrate its seventh anniversary with
q ladies' night and entertainment In the
lodgeroom, and the Fellowship Club
win provide refreshments.
The Ladies' Auxiliary Of the Lamb
akin Club will meet Thursday evening,
when the new committees will be ap-
pointed, followed by social time with
refreshments.
Lets Make 'Whoopee' at Kallipolis
Grotto Stag Mite and Cold Foot Cere.
monial," reads the announcement o.
Monarch Arthur M. Poynton for the
Forthcoming ceremonial and stag night
entertainment to be held at Jewish
Community Center on the evening OF
March 81. The principal "Whoopees
win be Master Of Ceremonies Carlton F
Howell and Past Monarch Henry j.
Gompers, chairmen Of the affair. There
will be short form initiation Of candi-
dates. concert by the Grotto Band and
high-claSs boxing. Admission Will be
by 1929 Grotto card and every member
is asked to obtain one candidate. Mon
arch Poynton announces that If this
even goes well another better and big
ger Is In the dining.
Past Grand Monarch Edward s.
Schmid has returned from his extended
vacation in Florida, and wears a heavy
coat Of tan, but looks 10 years younger
EASTERN STAR.
Grand Matron Mrs. Pearl Watt Gibt
and Grand Patron John Clagett Proc
tor will make their official visits to the
following chapters: Columbia Chapter
Monday evening; Brookland Chapter
Wednesday evening; Martha Chapter
Friday evening,
The home board committee Of Ia
koma Chapter viii meet March II al
the home of Mrs. Voelker, ITO Willow
avenue, to plan for further activities.
The matron of Bethlehem Chapter
Mrs. Ida NJ. Roberds, announces Tues.
day evening the short business session
will be followed by program in charge
of the star points. At the last meeting
Mrs. Martha Davis was initiated. The
patron, L. r. Pearman, announced ar
rangements had been completed for the
annual dance and card party at Wash.
ington Hotel April 6. The last meeting
of the home board was held at North.
east Masonic Temple Thursday, with
Mrs. Majors. Mrs. Felt, Mrs. Clark and
Mrs. Davis as hostesSes. At the annual
meeting Of the bowling team Mrs. Grace
Bogley was elected captain, with Mrs
Louise Alley assistant captain.
La Fayette Lodge Chapter met last
night, followed by pass party and re-
freshments. The endowment committee
will hold a card party March is at the
home Of Mrs. Loretta G. Rabenhorst
1901 Kearney street northeast. There
is to be Q meeting Of the home board
committee at the home of Mrs. Mar
guerite Patterson, 928 Quincy street
March Is at pm.
The ways and means committee Of
Federal Chapter will meet at the home
OF Mrs. Margaret Wrenn, 3048 P street
March IL st 8 pm. The next meeting
of the chapter will be temple night
March IA at 8 pm. Entertainment ant
refreshments.
Hope Chapter will meet next Wednes
day evening, at which time an address
will be given by Gratz E. Dunkum, pas
grand patron and past grand master o
Masons, on the subject THE Cradle o
American Independence. Matron Esthe
Towers invites all members of the orde
to attend.
The next meeting of Bethany Chapte
will be a short business meeting fol
lowed by an entertainment. The en-
dowment committee was entertaine,
March 2 by Mrs. Ethel Morris with Mrs
Alice Newhard and Mrs. Lucia Doual
rs assistant hoStesSes. Mrs. Ann;
White, Mrs. Jennie Cooper and Mrs
Carrie Whyte will give a card part,
for the benefit of the Masonic and East
ern Star Home at the Gavel Club, IL
Thirteenth street, at 8 o'clock March II
The annual dance and card party vii
be held at 2400 Sixteenth street, Apr
IS. The next meeting of the sunshin
committee will be held March 81. Mrs
Lucia Douan will hold rummage sal
in May. The Bethany Social Booster
will meet March a. A committee con
sisting Of the past matrons and pas
patrons, Mrs. Ida M. Huston, chairman
has been appointed to arrange for tn
chapter birthday party to be he'll
April 10.
Fidelity Chapter was entertained at
reception given by Past Matron Emil
Fletcher at her home, 1909 Emerson
street, February Is. A farewell meetin
to the first matron, Miss Eta Larkir
was held March g. Gifts were pre-
sented. Grand Patron Proctor wa