Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-04-13

toward having welcome nlgnt, al
which time former members of Union
Lodge will be present, on April %.
Chief Patriarch Carl H. Klein OF
Magenenu Encampment announces that
on April is, at $50 pm, In the temple,
will be the third annual spelling con-
test, which will be open to the public.
DR.. Homer J. Councillor, teacher of the
Vaughan Glass and assistant pastor Of
Calvary Baptist Church, will give short
lecture.
Canton Washington met April 5.
Plans were made to decorate Mrs.
Windsor and Mrs. Gates with the deco
ration of chivalry. Maj. Noakes was
placed in charge of the drill and de-
gree teams for this occasion.
Mount Nebo Encampment will meet
April IA and will confer the Royal Pur-
pie degree on three candidates.
. Rebekahs.
Mount Pleasant Lodge celebrated its
fourteenth birthday anniversary at its
last meeting, also received 1t in
nual visitation the president Of the
Assembly, Anne Blalock Wightman, and
her officers and Grand Master Elmer
Cummings and his officers. A program
was rendered and refreshments were
served.
Esther Lodge will receive the presi-
0cIlJ VI JIlC ItCUCkdu ASSCIlDly anu IeE
otncerS the grand master and his ON
GERS at their annual visitation April a.
Dorcas Rebekah Lodge, after a short
business meeting, visited Mount Pleas
ant Lodge in a body.
Ruth Lodge will hold a heart social
April 81.
Miriam Rebekah Lodge met April e.
Mrs. E. Pearl Windsor, past president,
gave a talk on the Educational Foun-
dation." Mrs. Annie E. Grigsby gave
report of her visit to the Maryland
Assembly session. The next meeting is
April 10.
THE MACCABEES.
Mount Vernon Tent, Sidney Haas,
. commander, at Northeast Masonic Tenn
pie will tender q reception and the
badges tomorrow evening. Eureka Hive
will assist in the reception and pro-
vide refreshments. There will be q
: class initiation with a ceremonial by
: the degree team of Alexandria Tent
w. O. Hayes great commander 0f Mary
land, and other officials of Maryland
Virginia and the District of Columbia
will attend.
National Tent, w. T. King, COM
! mander, at its meeting Wednesday eve
ming at Odd Fellows Hall elected to
membership Frank Jennier. w. O..
Hayes. great commander, made an ad-
, dress.
The oficial Family Club of Martha
Washington Hive met April at the
home of Mrs. Ruth Degenhardt, 1909
r Kearney street northeast Great Comdr.
) Hayes of Maryland. Mrs. Alice Hayes,
president Of the Oficers' Club of Balti-
!. more, and Mrs. E. Olive Eckert, regional
director, made addresses.
: Eureka Hive, Mrs. Ethel NJ. Allen,
commander, will celebrate its third
: birthday anniversary April % at
| Northeast Masonic Temple. The Ditto
Club will assist in the program.
Capitol Court, junior department, at
I its meeting April at Eastern High
School initiated five new members.
. Musical selections were rendered by
Z Misses Clara and Mildred Beane. An
! original song by william B. Severe,
/ dedicated to the court, was sung by the
! court. Essays on Kindness" were read
by Loretta Rinehart, Dorothy Whetzei,
: Marie Mettler and Robert Allen.
. The Ever Ready Club, composed Of
! girls IL to 10 years Of age, members OF
Capitol Court, met April 5, at the home
, of Pauline Slime, AIT street south
!, west New members were admitted as
follows: Edith Grinder, Ruth Hale. Mary
, Harvey, Marie Mettler, Catherine
! Schriver. The next meeting will be
held Saturday afternoon, April 26, ct
! the home Of Evelyn Wallach, l446 Z
! street southeast.
!; ROYAL ARCANUM.
r The thirty-first annual session Of the
y Grand Council of the District OF Co
, lumbia was held April at the Raleigh
Hotel Grand Regent Frank v. Marsh
/ presided. A banquet was held IN honor
Of Deputy Supreme Regent WIN. w:
) were elected as follows: Regent, Charles
, A. Bell; vice regent. W. F. Drown; ora
tor, e. q. King; sitting past regent.
If v. Marsh: secretary, Stephen H.
Takes; treasurer, Guy F. Allen; chap
r lain, B. W. Bollinger; guide, H. A.
Kulze; warden, j. c. Dulin; sentry, l..
B. DOrsay; trustee, A. G. Giles; repre-
sentative to the Supreme Council, Frank
S. Parks; alternate, Warren M. Schoon-
} maker.
The annual election of District Coun-
Gil, Loyal Ladies, was held Monday eve
: ming, and the newly elected officers were
y installed by the deputy supreme regent.
Regent D. L. Shaw presided at the
meeting of Kismet Council Wednesday
. evening. Report was made by Grand
! Representative Roy G. Klotz. Among
the speakers were Leonard Nachman, a
charter member of District Council, and
Thomas E. Cogan, charter member OF
Kismet Council
Capital Council met Thursday, under
! the leadership of Regent L. B. D'Orsay.
Past Grand Regent A. L. Ebersole was
! speaker.
> Councils meeting this week are: Mu-
nicipal, Monday; Oriental, Tuesday;
District, Wednesday.
: DAUGHTERS OF AMERICA.
Mizpah Council will meet on Thurs
l days at 022 Twentieth street. The cotn-
D Gil will have o heart social April II.
Virginia Dare Council will hold It's
annual visitation April az.
/, Memorial services will be held May 20
at Ninth Street Christian Church.
: Martha cambridge Council convened
Monday evening, with Associate Coun-
cilor Grace Ricketts, in the chair.
! Initiation was held and one candidate
received the degrees.
1 Independent Council met March "a,
! with Councillor L. v. Mandy presiding.
A social will be held April IL.
Fidelity Council met Tuesday eve
ming with Councillor Mabel Tippett pre-
; siding B. L. Thornton of Virginia Dare
! Council, George Cohill of Golden Rule,
: Past National Deputy Sadie Levy and
! Deputy Deborah Strietberger made adj
, dresses. The council is planning class
: initiation, to be known IS the Rose
Bud Class.
Triumph Council was called 70 order