Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-07-06

be conferred. The chapter will have
charge Of the service at the Masonic
and Eastern Star Home July 81. A lawn
fete will be held the evenings Of July
IL and IL at Eighth and H streets
northeast.
Brightwood Chapter at its last meet
ing initiated several candidates, four
from Ruth Chapter. Matron Anita
I. Haight announces degree work
Thursday. The chapter will call off
all meetings until September IL.
Matron Lucy E. Fessenden announces
that Esther Chapter is invited to at
tend Divine services at Temple Heights
today at O'Clock.
Odd Fellows.
Officers of Friendship Lodge were in
stalled Wednesday evening in a public
ceremoney in Odd Fellows Temple by
Grand Master Elmer Cummings and
his Official staff. The officers are: Noble
grand, Luby Turner; vice grand, Thomas
P. Royston; recording secretary, Thomas
G. BalSden; financial secretary, Edgar
w. Parks; treasurer, Harry K. johnson.
An entertainment was given as fol-
lows: The Simon children, radio en-
tertainerS, in THE Harmony You Love-;
Purnell Matthias, Jazz toe dance; Walter
Doe, boy drummer; Rose Novak, violin
solo; Wilton Mendelsohn, alto solo;
Purnell Matthias, acrobatic dance; Rose
Novak, violin novelties; the Honolu-
lans, instrumental and vocal selections.
During this week installations will &C.
cur in many of the subordinate lodges.
On Thursday evening the following
lodges will be installed: Columbia
Lodge, by Past Grand Paul G. Dietrich
and staff from Mount Pleasant Lodge;
Salem Lodge, by Past Grand George o.
Sunday and staff from Federal City
Lodge, in Salem Lodges hall in Ana
costa; Phoenix Lodge, by Past Grand
William I. jenkins ana staff of Lang
don Lodge; Friday evening, Central
Lodge, by Past Grand Clark w. Teates
and staff from Salem Lodge; Federal
City Lodge, by Past Grand Embert A.
LeLacheur and staff from Eastern
Lodge, and Langdon Lodge, by Past
Grand Isaiah Woodward and staff from
Phoenix Lodge
Eastern Lodge will meet Wednesday
evening in I. o. o. F. Temple.
Rebekah Lodges.
At the last meeting of Dorcas Rebekah
Lodge Mrs. Dorothy Ehlers and staff
of officers of Brightwood Lodge in
stalled the following officers: Noble
grand, Edna Naples; vice grand, Marion
Ffske; recording secretary, Naomi
Cooper; financial secretary, Mary M.
Dement,, and treasurer, Abbie M. Gates.
May E. Berlin of Mount Pleasant
Lodge will install the officers of Naomi
Lodge July z.
Ruth Lodge will have installation of
officers July 7.
Brightwood Lodge will have installa-
ton of officers July 8.
Schuyler Colfax Lodge will have in
stallation of officers July 8.
At the last meeting of Martha Wash
ington Lodge the following officers were
ing; vice grand, Esther Echendorf;
recording secretary. Minnie Butts;
financial secretary, Mollie Edmonston,
and treasurer, Agnes Arnett. They will
be installed by Emma Strobel of Naomi
Lodge July 10. Speeches were made
by Miss Edith I. Herritt of Bowling
Green, Ohio, and Mrs Ward of New
Jersey. The degree was conferred on
Doris I. Seigal.
JR. o. U. A. M.
Star Spangled Banner Council met in
the Junior Order Hall with the coun-
cilor. Clarence E. Littleton, presiding.
The election of officers was held, The
installation will be next Friday. The
committee in charge of the annual ex-
cursion to Marshall Hall, July 80, re.
ported progress. Councils from Mary
land, Virginia and the District will par
t1cipate. The speakers at the last meet
ing were Councillor Littleton. Past Coun-
cnor Bushy, State Inside Sentinel E. M.
Garrett and National Committeeman T.
E. Skinner.
Liberty Bell Council met in the North
Masonic TY1Va
Councillor F. H. Weber presiding. State
Councillor E. G. Beck, State Secretary
John Prender, National Committeeman
T. E. Skinner, National Representative
Charles H. Hid and Junior Past State
Councillor A. G. Columbus made adj
dresses. The degree team of this coun-
Gil conferred the degrees on a class Of
candidates for this council and Old
Glory Council. The election of officers
was held. The installation was held
last night. This council will have an
excursion to Seaside Park, July Is.
DAUGHTERS OF AMERICA.
Kenmore Council is now meeting at
Odd Fellows Hall, 419 Seventh street.
on the first and third Wednesdays of
each month.
A meeting of the Semper Fidelis Club
was held Wednesday evening at the
L.,
at Potomac, Va.
Virginia Dare Council at its last
meeting announced plans for an excur-
sion to Marshall Hall at an early date.
The chairman of the good Of the order,
Mrs. Rose Homan, is arranging for q
lawn party and dance. Mrs. Maize
Domdera, financial secretary, resigned
and Mrs. Harriet Spekenhier was elected
to the Office. The auditing committee
Mt fI1a -
Spekenhier, Pill Third street north
east, to audit the books.
Loyalty Council will move to its
new headquarters, Room 3, Odd Fellows
Hail, 419 Seventh street, July 8, at
which time it will have installation
OF officers and celebrate its twelfth
birthday anniversary with a house
warming. Meetings will be held every
second and fourth Tuesday of each
Old Glory Council was visited by
friendship Council Monday evening in
a body: State Outside Sentinel Mrs.
Helen Luckett, Past State Councillor
mrs. Rose Lanham and Mrs. Jessie
Lowe made addresses. A social was
followed by refreshments.
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS.
The Washington General Assembly of
Yne Fourtn Degree gave a delightful
dance at the Congressional Club last
Monday evening About $50 persons
were present and the affair was a great
success in every way. The ARRANGEMENTS
were made by committee under the
direction of Daniel j. O'Brien, chair
man. Special transportation from the
Mayflower Hotel to the Congressional
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