Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-10-19

chapter october 20 at O'Clock.
Acacia Chapter will meet Tuesday
The chapter will serve q dinner Octo-
Der 20, from to 2 o'clock, at the
Northeast Masonic Temple. The chap
charge Of the dinner.
The Temple Committee Of Miriam
Chapter will hold q card party October
~ at $3.50 pm, at the home of the
chairman, William L. Boyce, 3136 Nine
tenth street.
Ruth Chapter will meet october 20
Associate matrons and patrons, con-
ductresSeS and associate conductresSes
will be guests of the evening.
The Masonic and Eastern Star Home
Board Auxiliary will meet october q
at 1880 pm. in the Masonic Temple,
Thirteenth street and New York ave-
nue.. Annual reports are due at this
meeting.
The grand matron, grand patron and
other officers Of the Grand Chapter
will pay La Fayette Lodge Chapter its
annual grand visitation next Wednes-
day at the hall. Fourteenth and Kenyon
streets. Degrees will be conferred.
The grand natron and grand pa
tron. accompanied by the other grand
officers, will make the following grand
visitations: Mizpah Chapter, October
81, 8:15; La Fayette Lodge Chapter,
October 20, $3.50 pm: Good Will Chap
ter, october "a, 8:l5 pm; Unity Chap
ter, october "A, $3.50 pm.
At the meeting Of Chevy Chase
Chapter next Tuesday the degrees will
be conferred This meeting has also
night for the Masonic and Eastern
Star Home Mrs. Margaret Schneider
and Mrs. Ella B. Lehr were hostesses to
the Afternoon Card Club of the Ways
and Means Committee last Tuesday at
the home Of Mrs. Schneider, 3746 Nc
Kinley street.
Bethlehem Chapter, at its meeting Oc-
tober II, celebrated star points night.
Right Worthy Grand Secretary Minnie
B. Keyes gave talk on Electa. A pro-
gram and refreshments followed the
meeting under the direction Of the Star
Points Society, Of which Ella Lamb Is
president. The 1880 Star Points pre-
sented q set Of pedestal covers to the
chapter. The following program was
rendered: Vocal solo by Robert Fuchs,
cello solo by Vincena Marseglia, accom-
panied by Elsie Harvey Weaver at the
piano; vocal solo by Barrett Fuchs,
reading by Alta Mallorey, duet by Rob-
ert Fuchs and Barrett Fuchs, accom-
panied at the piano by their mother.
The NTH and sixth group activity will
hold q card party and dance at the
Arlington Hotel. october IS.
Cathedral Chapter met October 8.
The entertainment was under the d.
rection Of the appointive officers, the
secretary and treasurer, with Miss
Horn chairman of the com
mittee. The following program was
rendered: Vocal solo, Mrs. Esther In
gram; saxophone solo, Mrs. Loretta
Brown, accompanied by Mrs. Ethel
Brown; readings by Miss Mary Bumpus
and Miss Ina Montgomery. Refresh
ments were then served.
The next meeting win be held Octo-
Der ~, when degrees VIII be conferred,
followed by Q short musical program.
ODD FELLOWS.
The Line Oficers' Association will
hold its regular meeting tomorrow
evening, at which time some important
business win be discussed.
Amity Lodge viii be oficially visited
Friday evening by Deputy Grand Mas
ter William H. Mcconnell and staf.
Pittsburgh members win arrive In the
city at 1850 O'Clock next Saturday and
WIN stay until Sunday afternoon. Sat-
uroay night at the temple the RebekahS
gree beginning at 1850 o'clock. Follow
ing this degree the Pittsburgh team viii
confer the subordinate second degree on
candidates. All lodges are requested to
have their candidates at the auditorium
at O'Clock In preparation for the de-
Grand Patriarch L. H. Windsor. ac-
companied by the Grand Encampment
stan ana the Grand Lodge officers, Of
ficially visited Mount Nebo Encamp-
ment. Grand Representative w. j.
HOPE examined the officers on the work.
RebeAah Lodges.
At the last meeting Of Martha WASH
IngCon !dooge Homecoming night was
observed. The Assembly and Grand
Lodge Ofacers, grand patriarch, cantons
and other notables were specially in
vited guests. An entertainment was
provided. The ninuet was danced by
10 members dressed In the old-tirne
Martha washington costumes. Those
In the dance were Miss Elizabeth Hard
ing, Miss Mae Harding, Miss Alice
Swartz, Miss GuSsie Swartz. Mrs. Cor
dele, Mrs. Norton, Miss Anna Haqe.
Mrs. JesSup, Mrs. Purdy and Mrs
Maude Couzens, accompanied by Miss
Vesla Pollock at the piano. A sketch
was presented by members Of Idaho
Council of Pocahontas.
Inc noble grand announced a jan
anese tea party for October %. after
the business meeting, to be held in din
ing room. This lodge will have two
candidates for the class initiation Octo-
Der IS, when the team from Pittsburgh
gives the degree.
Noble Grand Mary e. BowinQs OF
Naomi Lodge, No. !, extends an inyf-
tation to all members Of the order In
attend the fifty-flfth birthday anni-
versary and Homecoming night TO-
morrow evening.
Esther Lodge met October IS. A pro-
gram was Misunderstanding by Mrs
Cnanee and vocal solos by Miss Buck
On october ~ this lodge will celebrate
Homecoming night.
Dorcas Lodge met October Is. This
lodge will have several candidates for
class initiation October Is.
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.
Amaranth and Century-Decatur LODI
ges win meet tomorrow evening; Ex-
celsior and Capital Lodges, Tuesday
evening; Mount Vernon, Union and Co
lumbia Lodges, Wednesday evening:
Hermione Lodge, Thursday evening:
|Syracusians and Rathbone Superior
Lodges, Friday evening.
I The grand chancellor and his asso-
ciate Grand Lodge officers will visit
Columbia Lodge next Wednesday eve
ming.
Friendship Temple, Pythian Sisters
will meet Wednesday and Rathbont
Temple Friday evening.
There will be q special meeting of the
Ways and Means Committee, the Crane
Lodge of1cers and the chancellor com.
manders Saturday evening to complete
arrangements for q Halloween ane
masquerade ball TO be given in thu