Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-11-10
FRATERNITIES

ana JOnn CIageCL RrOcCOr, grand pdtTOIl
will pay their annual grand visitation
to the following chapters: Columbia
Chapter, Monday, ais PM; Bethle-
hem Chapter, Tuesday, Sis pm; VIII
liam F. Hunt Chapter, Thursday, 8:15
pm, and Mount Pleasant Chapter, Fri
day, 8:l5 pm.
Religious services at the Masonic and
Eastern Star Home today will be under
the auspices of Bethlehem Chapter
Rev. A. H. Mckinley, pastor Of Doug
las Memorial Methodist Episcopal
Church, will bring the message.
The grand visitation will be made to
Bethlehem Chapter at its stated meet
ing on Tuesday.
Lebanon Chapter will celebrate its
tenth anniversary Tuesday. Arrange
ments are in charge of the past ma
irons and patrons. There will be a pro-
gram, refreshments and dancing.
The 1910 Matrons and Patrons AS
ISOLATION gave a Halloween dinner at
the Dodge Hotel on Wednesday evening.
The table was decorated with Autumn
flowers and foliage, which were sent
later to Miss Corinne Hay, member
of the association, who was in a hos
pital. A card party followed.
Those present were Past Grand Ma
tron Hattie r. Hutchinson, Right
Worthy Grand Secretary Minnie E.
Reyes, Past Grand Matron Cora p.
Mayberry, Elmer C. Mayberry, Past
Grand Matron Helen e. Barnard, Sam
uel G.. Barnard, Past Grand Matron
Flora E. Campbell, j. Frank Campbell,
Associate Grand Patron Galloway and
Mrs. Galloway, Mrs Ella Fillius, Mrs.
Nora H. Henry, Mrs Mary G. Hanaill,
DR.. and Mrs. D. P. Bush, DR.. and Mrs.
w H. Hampton, Mr.. and Mrs. David
G. Cheesman and Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
P. Plumley.
Electa Chapter will entertain the
past officers of the chapter Tuesday
evening. Mrs. Ethel v. r. Scantlebury,
past matron, is in charge of the dance
ana card party to be given in conjunc-
tlon with Anacostia Lodge, No. 81, for
the temple fund at the Mayflower Hotel
Saturday, November 80.
The grand matron and grand patron,
accompanied by the other officers of
the Grand Chapter, paid Temple Chap
ter its annual grand visitation at the
last meeting. Guests included Right
worthy Grand Treasurer Alcena La
mond, Right Worthy Grand Secretary
Minnie E. Reyes, Past Grand Matrons
Nellie Fletcher, Bertha Hudson. Lena
Grace w. Kimmel Sallye G
Bogley, Gertrude Milans and Past
Grand Patrons Ernest Dulin, william
Belts, Gratz Dunkum, William j. Dow
ana Charles S. Shreve. Solos were rem
oered by Past Matron Rose Hartung of
Areme Chapter and by Past Matron
Miriam Norwood Of Temple Chapter.
business meeting tomorrow at 7:3l nno
auxiliary home board meetings have
been called OF for the year.
ODD FELLOWS.
The last official visitation of the year
viii occur Thursday night, when Grand
Master Willard F. Zepp, Accompanied
by his grand officers, will oficiaIlv visit
ms own subordinate lodge, Colurnbia
Lodge, No. 10.
The auditorium of Odd Fellows Tenn
pie has been engaged. All subordinate
lodges will. be represented, in addition
20 large delegations from the Canton
washington, No. /, Of the Patrlarclls
MlilCant, Grand Encampment. and all
TN four subordinate encampments. Co
Magenenn, Enc, No. 6, and Fred u.
Stuart, No. z. The Odd Fellows Bowl
ing League and the Odd Fellows Band
expect to be there in their entire
strength.
Among those who have accepted In
vitations are: Representatives Louis g.
Cramton Of Michigan, George C. Hud-
dleson Of Alabama, Frank Crowther OF
New York, William A. Pittenger of
sylvanla, and Past Grand Master and
Grand Representative H. Dorsey Fitch
1nson Of Maryland, Grand Master
Thomas M Jefferson and entire Grand
Lodge staff of Maryland, Past Grand
Masters Arthur G. Tiemeyer and
Charles B. Schone of Maryland, Past
Grand Master Edmund H. Allen and
Dan r. Stansbury of Virginia and
Grand Master Thomas H. Morton Oh
Richmond, Va.
The grand master will enter the au-
dttortum promptly at $3.50 pm.
Grand Master zepp, accompanied by
his grand officers, ofncially visited
Amity Lodge, No. az, last Friday eve
ming. Amity Lodge showed by It's re-
ports that 1t is in q flourishing condl-
ton. Past Grand Master Lemuel H.
Windsor addressed the assemblage.
Phoenix Lodge. No. 20, held a recep-
ton and dance last Thursday evening.
Grand Patriarch Ernest L. Loving or
the Grand Encampment has appointed
Grand Outside Sentinel William l..
ment on the committee for the ami
versary celebration of Thomas Widely,
the founder of the order, which COM
mittee will hold its first meeting OH
December IA. Grand Conductor Thoni-
as c. Mettler of the Grand Lodge also
will serve on the committee.
The Line Off1cers' Association will
hold its regular monthly meeting OIL
November IS at 8 o'clock. President
Il taN Ill - l.
The degree Staf of Esther Rebekan
Lodge will go to Baltimore tomorrow
evening to confer the degree for Tow
son Rebekah Lodge. The bus will
leave l.. o. O. F. Temple promptly at
6 o'clock.
Mrs. e. Pearle Windsor, president Oh
the Rebekah Assembly and staff, &C
companied by the Grand Lodge officers,
paid an official visit to Friendship RE-
bekah Lodge Tuesday evening.
Brightwood Rebekah Lodge will meet
given November rs.
JUNIOR ORDER UNITED AMERICAN
MECHANICS.
Star Spangled Banner Council met
November /, Councillor z. M. Garrett
presiding. Past Councillor Harry Girls
mer was installed as alternate to the
State Council by Deputy State Coun-
cilor s. D. Smith. Among those who
made talks were Past Councillor Win
ners of e. j. Ross Council, Past State
Councillor c. w. Magill, Deputy L. D.
Smith and Councillor e. M. Garrett.
j. Morgan Read Council met in reg
ular session in Star Hall, Mount Rainier,
Md, on November l. The council went
on record as indorsing the advancement
Of State Warden William L. Earnest
sr., in the State body. Addresses were
made by Junior Past State Councillor
oscar T.. Harlow, Recording Secretary
A. Ward Davis and others.
Capital Council met Monday In
Northeast Masonic Temple. William
Campbell was elected and installed as