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tion. Statutory assembly.
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have been members of the
commandery since before 1900: A. F.
Dunnington, NJ. T. Dixon. H. l.. Bald
win, j. w. Farrar, w. NJ. Heinline, Will
> liam Mehn, William Montgomery, E. H.
Tompkins. j. H. Crawford, T. F. Davis,
j. F. Fuller, T. H. Jones, r. Muldrow
and H. w Pote. The order of the
Temple will be presented.
Columbia Royal Arch Chapter, fol-
lowing the degree scheduled for the
current week Wednesday evening, Will,
a week from that day. have a special
convocation. starting at $50 pm, for
the Royal Arch degree, to conclude the
chapter work for the Summer. a recess
being then taken until September 3.
H gh Priest Regar has expressed his
very successful first half TO his year
of administration.
Washington Council, No /, Royal
and Select Masters, will take action on
the Summer recess at its assembly to-
morrow evening and will also confer
the degrees, If it be necessary.
Robert lie Bruce Chapter, Order Of
De Molay, will hold its last meeting Of
the season Friday night, when the
election of officers will take place and
= further plans for the Summer will be
discussed. Among the events planned
is a stag party to Plum Point Beach
some time during July, and the annual
. Summer dance some time IN August, at
the Congressional Country Club.
Chapter property, such as patrol uni
forms or basket ball suits, has been
called in from all members who have it.
The last degrees of the year were
conferred on class of about 100 candi-
dates last night at the George Wash
ington National Masonic Memorial at
Alexandria. There was large number
Of prominent Masons present and fit
ting speeches were made. One speaker
stated that in al! of the Masonic de-
Erees through which he had passed he
had never witnessed any more i'm
pressive or instructive than that put on
last night. Master Councillor George
Thompson was congratulated on the
fine showing of the degree team. It
functioned for the first time. Uncle"
Marx as well as others congratulated
the team Several of the new class
were given rings or pins by P. NJ. c.
Cleve Van Horn for their mothers or
fathers.
EASTERN STAR.
At its last meeting Fidelity Chapter
celebrated its sixteenth birthday an
niversary. The special guests were
a Grand Matronz Katharine S. Merritt
Grand Patron Charles c. Galloway. Pas
Grand Matrons Cowles and Campbell
and Past Grand Patron Ernest Dulin
together with the Matrons and Patrons
of 1880. A program was rendered, fol-
lowed by dancing and refreshments. AT
its next meeting, June 81. the degrees
will be conferred. This will be the last
meeting before the Summer recess.
., Grand Matrcn Katharine S. Merritt
and Grand Patron Charles G. Gallo
way visited Bethany Chapter in an
Official capacity at its last meeting and
witnessed the conferring OF the degrees
- on several candidates, including the
mother Of the patron, Frank B. Hof1-
man. The charter members and the
. Bethany Social Boosters were special
guests. Favors and candy were dis
tributed. Vocal selections were rem
oered by Mrs. Sue Hubbard, accom-
panied by Mrs. Mabel H. Test at the
piano. The chapter will have a day:
outing at Chapel Point June 81 on the
steamer City of Washington, leaving
Washington at 9 am. and Chape
Point at pm The last meeting oI
the endowment committee was held a
the home of Past Matron Nellie G
: and Past Patron Walter P. Plumley
A. Past Matrons Ida NJ. Huston ant
Iavinia Dunham were assisting host
esses. The chapter meeting scheduled
for June 20 will be the last befor'
the Summer recess. The degrees VII
be conferred. The chapter will TAX
part in the religious services at Temple
n Heights August II.
Matron Eaton of Mizpah Chapte
announces the degrees Will be con
felred at the next meeting. 1t is tn
last meeting before the chapter re
cesses. The grand matron and gran'
patron are expected TO be present. Be
ginning July IA TO 26, JOINT car
nival will be held at Wisconsin ayenu
r at Thirtv-fourth street. under tn
auspices of Potomac Commandery Drn
Corps. Columbia Council, Potoma
Chapter and Mizpah Chapter.
st. Johns Lodge Chapter will enter
tain the secretaries and treasurerS {
this Jurisdiction tomorrow evening.
short program consisting OF several rec
of pictures Of the Hawaiian Islands WI
be followed by dancing and refresh
ments. Associate Grand Patron Theo
dore G. Lewis will give card party io
the benefit Of the temple committee
his residence, 4739 Thirteenth stree
June Is at 8 o'clock. The chapter vi
take part in the religious services
Temple Heights August 10.
~ After a short business meeting June
Martha Chapter was entertained by tn
following: Reading, Evelyn HurSI
songs. readings, tap and acrobauc oan'
ing, Rita Zuch. GeneyleVe Rogers, jar
Howard, Veronica Cunningham, Eth
Hayden and Ann Hayden. acCompanie
on the piano by Marion Rouzee.
lawn party will be held at Slxt
street and North Carolina avenue south
east tomorrow and Tuesday nights. Th
home heard has postponed its next NEE
ing to June "a at the home of Emm
Mason.
Congress Lodge Chapter will meet Il
morrow evening. Plans have been mac
for a lawn fete early in July. Membe
of the chapter are invited to the Sun
rner home of Past Matron Audrey Grel
ory at Plum Point July 4.
Naomi Chapter met Wednesday ar
was entertained by the following: J.
snu w. +. simpson, pass NlOIn al
second fiddle DR.. T. J. Gates fir
fiddle; j. w. Seeger, guitar; ]. E. E'
wards. five-string banjo and mandolin
and DR.. T. D. Gates, accompanist.
La Fayette Lodge Chapter will no
Home Talent night June 25. at
O'clock at Fourteenth and Kenyc
streets The chapter will hold moor
light excursion June 20.
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Joseph H Milans Lodge Chapter "
meet Thursday evening in Northea
- Masonic Temple. 1t will be Children