Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-06-29
FRATERNITIES

The music will be furnished by the
choir of the Jobs Daughters.
At the last meeting Of washington
Centennial Chapter degrees were con-
ferred. 1t was the last meeting of the
season. Past Grand Matron Fletcher
was a guest The chapter will resume
its sessions September 5.
East Gate Chapter had as guests at
the meeting June 20, Grand Matron
Merritt and Gand Patron Galloway and
a number of the matrons and patrons
of 1880. The degrees were conferred
upon Mrs. Ethel Fowble and Mrs. Mar
garet H. Robbins was received by affili-
alton. Five petitions for the degrees
also were received. The meetings of
July and August are called of; the
first meeting of the Fall will be held
September S.
Naomi Chapter met Wednesday. This
Being Children's night the balance of
the evening was devoted to entertaining
the children of the chapter members.
Meetings for July and August are called
of. The next meeting will be Septem-
Der 10.
Treaty Oak Chapter will take charge
Of the religious services at the Masonic
and Eastern Star Home at o'clock.
Rev. Mr.. Wagonseller, assistant rector
of st. James Episcopal Church, will
ofdciate. Members are requested to
meet on Temple Heights at o'clock,
where automobiles will be provided.
At the last meeting of Mizpah Chap
ter the degrees were conferred upon
three candidates The auxiliary home
board was entertained at the home of
Mrs. Sadie Porter June 20. The host
esSeS were Mrs. Sadie Porter Mrs.
Daisy Heagy and Mrs. Ella Dowden.
The Mu Delta Sigma Club met at the
home of Mis-. Esther Balser, Clarendon,
Va. June "a The hostesses were Miss
Esther Balst~. Miss Grace Balser, Miss
Mildred Leeeke and Virginia Lake This
chapter will hold joint carnival July
IA to 26 ct Wisconsin avenue and
Thirty-fourth streets.
The comforting of degrees by past Of
ficers of other chapters featured the
closing meeting, June 20, Of Unity
Chapter. Grand Matron Merritt and
the past matrons and patrons Of 1921
and 1924 witnessed the ceremony, which
was conferred by the following: Ma
tron, Susie Hoofnagle; patron, w. B.
Hoofnagle; associate Inatron, Isabel
Collins; associate patron, D. G. Davis;
secretary, Mr.. Brewer: treasurer, A. B.
Wiley, conductreSs, Blanche Carnahan;
associate conductress, Esther Gross;
marshal. Minnie Burdine: chaplain, B.
Felt; organist, H. v. Burnside; Adah,
Esther Bette Stanley; Martha, May
Gibbon; Electa. Ethel Frazier; warder,
Emma Coumbe, and sentinel, G. B.
Clark. Past Patron r. E. Titlow of
Martha Chapter assisted the choir and
rendered several solos. Refreshments
and a social followed the initiation.
The chapter will have a garden card
party July 1 at the home of Matron
Minnie Rabbit, 524 Eighth street
| northeast.
ODD FELLOWS.
Officers of Friendship Lodge will be
installed Wednesday evening by Grand
Master Elmer Cummings and his staff
The installation will be public and will
be conducted in the auditorium of the
Odd Fellows Temple. All members OF
the order are invited.
Installation of the other lodges will
occur the following week.
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.
At a meeting of the stockholders of
the knights of Pythias Hall Association,
held in Pythian Temple, the following
board of directors was elected: Samuel
Banks, Lee B. Emory, Dent M. Freeman,
Henry ]. Gasson, Ellery w. Heiss, Albert
Kahlert, W. A. Kimmel, j. Edward VIII
son and A. Herman Woody.
The directors elected the following
officers: William Alexander Kimmel,
president; James Edward Wilson, vice
president; Henry ]. GaSson, secretary
tthirty-sixth time); Ellery w. Heiss,
| treasurer.
Webster, Excelsior and Capital Lodges
will meet Tuesday evening; Mount Yer
non Lodge, Wednesday evening; the Ed
ward Dunn Memorial Knight Rank
Team, Thursday evening for rehearsal,
and will confer the rank in Mount YER
non Lodge July 9.
b. p. o. ELKS.
The officers and trustees of the State
Association met last Tuesday evening
They announced that the State conven-
ton will be held at Ocean City, Md.
September 4, 5 and 6. Silver loving
cups will be presented to the lodges at
| tending for best float, best band and
| their attendance.
The orphans outing committee will
hold their final meeting Monday.
Plans for the entertainment Of the
children will then be closed. The COM
| n1ittee requests that 200 members Of
the lodge assist Lemuel Robey in taking
care of the children at Glen Echo
| July 8.
The Elks' purple and white fleet, in
charge of Robert Cliff, tomorrow will
be met by cars in charge of Arthur A.
andria, Va, and the party will be
escorted to Washington. A luncheon
will be served at the club. after which
the party will be taken on a sightSee-
ing tour of the city. The orchestra of
the boys band will play during the
luncheon. In the evening motion pic
lures will be shown of the coast-to-
coast trip of the fleet and the band will
give a concert, after which the fleet
will continue on its way to the Elks'
convention, which will take place at
Atlantic City, N. j., July Z.
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS.
The Washington General Assembly
| Of the Fourth Degree will hold a Sum-
mer dance tomorrow evening at the
| Congressional Club. Daniel j. O'Brien,
is chairman of the committee in
charge of the event. Dancing will be
| from $3.50 to o'clock. Refreshments
will be served.
j. Eugene Gallery, faithful navigator
for the Fourth Degrees, has reappointed
John F. Hillyard, chairman of the pub
licity committee for the ensuing year,
with Philip A. Simpson and Michael
Casey as assistants. The monthly
meetings of the Fourth Degree have
been discontinued for the Summer.
However, during the Summer prepara-
lions will be made for the banquet to
be held on Columbus day, October IL.
CATHOLIC DAUGHTERS OF
| AMERICA.
A business meeting will be held Tues
day evening from to 10 O'Clock.
Miss Mary G. Boland, grand regent,
will address the Filipino Catholic Asso-