Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-05-25
.FRATERNITIES

! r., had been chosen rs "the fepresen
tative De Molay for Robert LeBruc
Chapter" one Of the highest honor
that can be conferred upon O member
"Uncle Marx" OF the chapter, In com
menting upon 1t, stated that ITO b.
able to live up to all that Is requires
by this honor, o fellow would almos
have to shut himself up alone In hi
room and stay there"
The pleasure units OF the chapte
recently have entertained several Ma
sonic lodges and Eastern Star chapter
and the Cabletow Masonic Club Of tn
Post once Department which arranged
| for entertainment for the banquet ant
| installation Of officers of the Nationa
Federation Of Post once Clerks, at tn,
Mayfower Hotel. when Ray Fuge
comedian, and Beirach and Stringfel
low, blackface artists, showed how
well the chapter units can entertain.
Grand Tan Cedar Frank A. Birgfeld
OF Capitol Forest, No. 104, accompan.
led by Scribe r. r. Steffens, and Pas
Grand Tall Cedars C. A. Jaouette
Alvah w. Patterson, H. M. vandervort
James T. Prendergast and Chaplin Rev
Robert Lee Lewis, attended the twenty.
eighth annual session Of the Supreme
Forest In Newark, N. j., recently, when
new officers of the Supreme Forest
were elected for the ensuing year.
Tuesday evening Of this week Cap
itol Forest, No. l04, will hold "cold
foot night" This means that on this
night there win be no Sidonian degree,
but an interesting program Of enter
tainment, and, rs this Is the last meet
tYNer hal saI Do. E.Ns,>
o big evening is promised.
June 40, at 4 pm, Capitol Forest
will attend religious services at Temple
Heights, as q body, accompanied by the
Cedar band and Rangers.
Saturday, June %, Capitol Forest has
been invited to join the Baltimore
Forest, No. las, to assist in celebrat-
ing their eleventh anniversary. It Is
expected that O large number of Tall
Cedars will go to assist In the parade
and big ceremonial. This Forest will
be represented by Its officers accompan-
led by the uniformed bodies.
The Trestleboard Club, in Northeast
Temple ut Eighth and r streets north
east, recently took appropriate action
on the death Of Ross J. Blosser and
Joseph y. jackson, and also Of Marion
D. Richmond, who died recently in
Long Beach, CALI. Thurston q.
Brown, the secretary, will represent
the club At the convention Of the Ma
tionAl League IN Atlantic City next
month. walter M. Shomo and his de-
gree team Is expected 10 of5iciate at the
june meeting OF the club here.
EASTERN STAR.
AZ the last meeting OF Bethony Chap
&AP Nh{lefrav1 ~ ySaatntara xpnVAA AS.tnS--
tanned with the following program
Piano selection by Miss Marie Ralph
recitation, Miss Dorothy Campbell;
acrohatic dance, Miss Dorothy Jones
accompanied by Mrs. Mabel II. Test al
the piano; song and dance, Miss Rita
Zuch and Miss Genevieve Rogers; aero
batic dance, Miss Rita Zuch; vocal Sc
lection, Miss Ethel Hayden; acrohatic
dance, Miss Genevieve Rogers; songs
Miss Ethel and Miss Ann Hayden; piano
accompanist, Mrs. Grace Stevens. Toys
and balloons were distributed to the
children followed by refreshments. The
Aster Restaurant tomorrow at IL o'clock
and later attend the regular board meet
ing at the Masonic Temple. Past Matron
Roberta 8. Fosse, Mrs. Addie M. Gran
dali and Mrs. L. Mabel Smith will be
the hostesses. Arrangements are being
made by the chapter for days outing
ct Chapel Point June 81 on steamship
leaving Washington ct am. and re-
turning at 4 pm. The next meeting,
June 6, will be Bethany Social Boosters
and charter members night. The chap
ter will take part in the religious serv-
ices at Temple Heights august II.
Cathedral Chapter will have q busi-
ness meeting ana endowment night
May 28, celebrated by the endowment
committee. An entertainment has been
prepared. The next meeting will be
"childrens night" June IL.
Matron Alice Larrimore schram Of
Temple Chapter announces class for
initiation tomorrow evening. At the
last meeting the chapter entertained
Martha Chapter of Baltimore, Md. Past
Grand Patron 6Allye G. Bogley and Past
Grand Patron William j. Dow also were
guests. Tomorrow night also will be
dedicated to the Masonic and Eastern
Star Home.
Bethlehem Chapter will meet Tuesday
with the associate matrons and patrons
as guests. Matron Mae M. Smith has
returned from western trip and will
preside. Mrs. Mary Hinton, chairman
Of group three, and Miss Ella Lamb,
chairman OF group four. win hold q
Moonlight" June 10.
Mrs. Edna M. Bush, chairman Of the
temple committee OF Joseph H. Milans
Lodge Chapter, announces o card party
May a in Northeast Masonic Temple.
The ways and means committee, Mrs.
Smith, chairman, viii hold rummage
sale June and 3 at 1l05 -Four and-a-
half street southwest. At the meeting
June 5 the secretaries and treasurers
will be guests and June 10 will be chill
dren's night.
Mrs. Cola A. Maholm. chairman OF
the home board committee of Takoma
Chapter, announces her committee will
meet May as at IL o'clock at the Lotus
Restaurant for luncheon, with the grand
matron, grand patron, associate grand
matron and associate grand patron as
guests Of honor, and later attend the
home board meeting at the Masonic
Temple.
st. Johns Lodge Chapter at its meet
ing May 10 entertained the associate
matrons and associate patrons. The
distinguished guests were Katherine
Spencer Merritt, grand matron; Amy
Hollander, associate grand nlatron;
Theodore C. Lewis, associate grand pa
tron, and Gertrude Milans, past grand
matron. A program of songs was rem
dered by Miss Iva Hockenberry, followed
by dancing and refreshments. The
next meeting Of the chapter win be
June q.
Martha Chapter celebrated its thirty.
fifth birthday anniversary May 10 al
Naval Lodge Hall. Special guests were
Grand Matron katherine S. Merritt
Grand Patron Charles c. Galloway, Past
Grand Matrons O'Brien, Stephenson
and Campbell, Past Grand Patron Err
nest Dulin, Associate Grand Matror
Patron Ted Lewis, Grand Conductres:
Edith williams, 1890 matrons and pa
irons; East Gate Chapter, attending in