Evening star., 1930-06-22
FRATERNITIES

home of Matron Minnie M. Rabbit. The
| annual picnic was held yesterday at
Washington Grove, Md. The chapter
will assist in the religious services at
Temple Heights, June 90.
Children's night will be observed June
81 by Good Will Chapter. The home
board will meet June IS at the home of
Junior Past Matron Nussbaum, TIC
Farragut street.
La Fayette Lodge Chapter will hold
home talent night at its meeting June
26. Chapter members Will take part in
the program. This will be the last meet
ing before the Summer recess in July
and August.
Ruth Chapter had a short business
meeting June Is. The evening was set
aside as chiildren's night. A violin solo
by Richard Davis. song and dance by
Peggy Plantz, duets by Magdelene and
Betty Hopkins, readings by Anna May
Thour. dance by Margaret LoveleSS,
piano solo by Dorothy Smith and a mu-
sical program by the Hill Billies. The
July and August meetings have been
| called off.
The next meeting of Warren G. Hard
! ing Chapter will be in charge of the
| Past Matrons and Patrons Association.
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there will also be entertainment and re-
| freShmentS.
Lebanon Chapter will confer degrees
| Tuesday evening, which will be the last
before the Summer vacation. The
treasurer, Mrs. Blanche Barghausen,
entertained the home board recently at
her home in Takoma Park. The chap
/ ter will conduct the services at Temple
/ Heights on September I.
| Members of Congress Lodge Chapter
< are requested TO be present at the picnic
4 at Plum Point July 4, at the home of
/ Past Matron Mrs Audrey Gregory A
! lawn fete will be held July IL and IL at
/ Eighth and H streets northeast.
St Johns Lodge Chapter held its final
meeting before Summer recess last
| Monday. The guests were Past Grand
Matron Flora E. Campbell and the sec
| retaries and treaSurers of this jurisdic-
! ton. The organist, Miss Iva Hocken-
berry, presented shoulder bouquets from
her mother 10 the secretary and treas
urer. Favors were distributed to the
guests. Motion pictures of the Ha-
waiian Islands and Yosemite National
Park were shown by Associate Patron
Gabel of Joppa Lodge Chapter, followed
by dancing and refreshments. The
members of the home board will be en-
tertained by Associate Matron Mary E.
Rowe July Is, at l pm, at 4630 Hunt
avenue, Chevy Chase, Md. The chapter
will take part in the religious services
at Temple Heights August 10. The next
meeting of the chapter will be Sep
tember is.
After business meeting of Columbia
Chapter June 8, the members went in a
body to Miriam Chapter Tomorrow
evening will be children's night. Grand
Matron Katharine Merritt has appointed
Matron Gertrude Smith chairman of
the Eastern Star music for the Summer
at Temple Heights. Today the serv-
ices VIII be In charge of Hope, Martha
and Mount Pleasant Chapters. The
music will be duet by Ethel Martin,
president of the 1930s, and Gertrude
smith, matron Of Columbia Chapter.
The religious services to be conducted
at the Masonic and Eastern Star Home
this afternoon will be in charge of Low
atty Chapter, Mrs. Grace c. Tullar,
matron. DR.. F. w. Johnson, pastor of
Grace Baptist Church, will be the
speaker, and DR.. Sterling Bockoven will
be the Soloist.
Before the regular meeting of the
chapter last Wednesday evening, the
members and their families gathered
@SA POb AONA ouHPCI III CIldT2G OF the
past matrons. This was followed by
the chapter meeting, at which Past
Grand Matron Flora z. Campbell and
Past Grand Patron Gratz Dunkum were
the guests of the evening. The meet
lngs scheduled for July and August
have been called Off.
At the meeting of Miriam Chapter
tomorrow night the degrees will be con-
ferred. This will be the last meeting
before the summer recess. At the last
meeting the chapter celebrated its thir-
teenth birthday anniversary. The hon
ored guests were Grand Matron Kath- |
arine S. Merritt, Grand Patron Charles
Galloway, Fraternal Mother Bertha G.
Hudson, Past Grand Matrons Gertrude
B. Milans, Lena Stephenson and Pearl |
Watt Gibbs; Past Grand Patrons Err
nest Dulin and William Dow, the char |
ter members of Miriam Chapter. the !
Matrons and Patrons Association of
1880 and Columbia Chapter. Past Ma
tron Mae Felker of Ruth Chapter gave
readings and Past Patron Irving Tuller |
OF Loyalty Chapter rendered tenor solos |
accompanied at the piano by Associate |
Grand Patron Ted Lewis.
ODD FELLOWS.
Grand Master Elmer Cummings held
conference with the grand officers of |
the Grand Lodge last Wednesday eve |
ming. Important matters were discussed
and plans completed for the public in
stallation which will be conducted bv |
the grand officers in Friendship Lodge !
room, where their elective and appoin- |
tive officers will be installed for the July |
term.
The following past grands have been
designated to install the seven subordi-
nate lodges whose elective and appoin-
tive officers will be installed for the
term beginning July !: Central Lodge.
by Past Grand Clark w. Teates of Sa-
lem Lodge; Columbia Lodge, by Past
Grand Paul @. Dietrick of Mount Pleas |
ant Lodge; Friendship Lodge, by Grand |
Master Elmer Cummings and Grand
Lodge staff (public tnstallation); Fed |
eral City Lodge, by Past Grand Embert |
A. LeLacheur of Eastern Lodge; Salem
Lodge, by Past Grand George o. Sunday |
OF Federal City Lodge; Langdon Lodge. |
by Past Grand Isaiah woodward of
Pohenix Lodge, and Phoenix Lodge, by |
Past Grand William I. Jenkins of Lang |
don Lodge
Members of the order are invited to |
attend all installations, which begin
July with the public installation of
friendship Lodge, which will be held in I
the auditorium Of Odd Fellows Temple. /
Rebekah Lodges.
Esther Rebekah Lodge will elect off, |
GERS June %
Martha Washington Rebekah Lodge |
VIII have degree work at its next meet !
ing also election of officers. President
OF Rebekah Assembly Anne Blaylock
Wightman and Assembly Press Core
spondent Ella Thornton addressed the
lodge at its last meeting.
Fast Noble Grand Lottie Chaser has
been appointed to install the officers of
Fidelity Lodge.