Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-08-31

De nelQ at Iemple heights al
O'Clock this afternoon, di-
~ rected by Rev. DR.. John G.
Palmer, chaplain OF the Grand
Lodge of MaSons. Rev. DR.. William
L. Darby, secretary Federation OF
Churches, will deliver the address and
], Walter Humphrey viii direct the
music.
AS special guests, the officers and
members of the following blue
lodges, and of the Chapters of the
Order OF the Eastern Star, with their
families, will attend this service:
Naval Lodge, No. 4, Raymond II.
Otterback, master; Jos. H. Milans
Lodge, No. SO, Randall M. Oller, mas
ter; Temple-Noyes Lodge, No. 80, Al
gernon P. Reeves, master; Pentalpha
Lodge. No. %, Ara M. Daniels, master;
Acacia Chapter, No. %, Mrs. Bertha
Wealthall, matron; Arville L. Enersole,
patron; Lafayette Chapter, No. 81. Miss
Blanche H. Enterline, matron; Howard
Chapter, No. Al, Mrs Jennie w. Beane,
matron; Huston Bressler, patron.
All members of the Masonic Frater-
nifty and of its allied bodies, with their
families, as we'll as the public are well
come at these services, ample accommo-
dalton being provided.
Washington Centennial Lodge. No. IA,
will resume regular meetings Wednes-
day, with a short business meeting at
which an amendment to the bylaws
will be considered. The entertainment
for the evening will be furnished by the
Robert LIE Bruce Chapter Of the Order
of De Molay.
EASTERN STAR.
Joseph H. Milans Lodge Chapter will
meet next Thursday evening in North
east Masonic Temple. Supper will be
served the members at o'clock. The
chapter will participate in the religious
services today at 4 o'clock on Temple
Heights. The meeting September ID
will be endowment night.
Joppa Lodge Chapter will resume its
activities September 8. After short
business meeting, followed by refresh
mentS, the members of the chapter will
be the guests of Matron Elviria Magde-
burger at card party.
The first meeting of Gavel Chapter
following the Summer vacation will be
held September 2, at which time short
business meeting will be conducted and
made for the birthday
party which will be celebrated Septem-
Der IS. The auxiliary home board will
meet at the home of Mrs. Lucy Jones,
September 10.
Matron Amy ALI announces that the
first meeting of Bethany Chapter fol-
lowing the Summer recess will be held
September 5, and will be devoted to a
social. The Matrons and Patrons OF
1880 will be entertained, The annual
bazaar and dinner will be held at All
Souls Unitarian Church, Sixteenth and
Harvard streets, october 8. The fol-
lowing committee meetings are sched-
uled for September /: Endowment,
September 4; Social Boosters, Septem-
Der IL; Sunshine, September Is, and
Auxiliary Home Board, September %.
The annual grand visitation viii be held
October II.
DAUGHTERS OF AMERICA.
At the last meeting of Fidelity Coun-
Gil, Associate Councillor E. Coe ap-
pointed three more members to the re-
lief committee. One application for
was received. The coun-
Gil, having the largest number of MEM
bers at the State carnival, received the
prize Addresses were made by Ma
tional Deputy Mrs. Margaret Hartman,
State Councillor Mrs. Louise A. Grubbs,
Past National Councillor Mrs. Naomi
Swami and State Vice Councillor Mrs. |
Ethel Burroughs.
Beginning Monday and continuing |
for the week, Loyalty Council Will hold
a carnival at Nichols avenue south |
east, on the Masonic lot. A prize will
be given to the council having the
largest attendance over 25.
At the last meeting of Anacostia |
Council letter was read from Barbara |
F'ritchie Council, asking the counclls |
drill team to act in their place at the
class initiation of the State council on
September 8, at the Raleigh Hotel. The |
unwritten work was given by John |
Yaeger. State Councillor Mrs. Louise
A. GrubbS made an address.
There will be a final committee meet
ing of the State council September IN |
Odd Fellows Temple.
Barbara Fritchie Council met in |
Star Hall, Mount Rainier, Md, with |
Mrs. Annie feathers presiding. Plans |
were made for Q. card party September |
4 at pm. Deputy Mrs. Julia Column
bus installed the following officers: |
Associate councillor, Dorothy Sampson;
inside sentinel, Lena Wolhnger, and
outside sentinel, Edna Pitts. MRS. Co
Vice Councillor Miss Dorothy Currier |
over the last meeting OF |
Friendship Council, at which time ap-
were made for the voting |
members, at the State session to be
held September 8 and 10 at the Raleigh
Hotel. Past State Councillor Mrs. Louise
w. Mcdonald made her farewell speech
as deputy.
Banner Council, Associate Councillor
Mrs. Susie Barrett presided and in
stalled Maude Abbott as inside sentinel.
Mrs, Minnie Simpson of Loyalty Coun-
ell made an address.
Mrs. Zelda Rollins associate junior
past councillor, presided at the last
meeting of Old Glory Council, at Wnicn
time plans were made for the voting
members at the State session. During
Inc social the following program was
rendered. Songs, Mrs. Mildred ROCK,
6rs. Elsie Boteler, Mrs. Lulu MaStn
and Mrs. Elizabeth Byers; piano SOLO,
Mrs bessie Redmiles; instrumental
;olo on the tom-tom, Alfred Redmiles.
a farewell talk by Deputy Mrs. Viola
Frazier. A farewell supper was served.
Mrs. Zelda Rollins was hostess 10 the
swanee Club of Old Glory Council az
their last meeting; Plans were Mace
10 attend the good fellowship banquet
and dance at the Raleigh Hotel, Sep
tember 8.
yTJNIOR ORDER UNITED AMERICAN
MECHANICS.
liberty Bell Council met August 70,
With Councillor L. G. RiSler presiding.
h was voted to purchase new uniforms
or the drill team. Speakers were Ma
ionsl Representative Charles H. Hid,
Jice Councillor II. F.. Parr, Councillor
2isler, Chaplain L. E. Rector, Past /
Thomas E. Rock. Press Rep
Allan G. Witherite, Past
state Councillor q. W. Alderman and
secretary II. Mallory. Financial Secre-
ary Robert z. Mccullough was granted