Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-06-08

"HE Kallipolis Grotto drill corps
and drum and bugle corps
bound by bus for Indianapolis
Il left Washington at O'Clock this
morning to attend the Supreme
Council convention.
Monarch Stein previous to departure
announced that the family outing OF
Kallipolis Grotto will be held at Sea-
side Park August 81.
Grand Monarch E. w. Libbey left
Friday to attend ceremonial of Shiraz
Grotto, Pittsfeld, Mass. The grand
monarch recently returned from visits
to Topeka, KanS.; Mansfield, Warren
and Akron, Ohio. The journey from
Warren to Akron was made by airplane,
Mrs. Libbey accompanying the grand
monarch. abe grand monarch reported
large classes of candidates all over the
country and predicted that this will be
one of the biggest years in Grotto his
tory.
Brightwood Commandery Drill Team
Association and the Ladies' Auxiliary of
Brightwood Commandery are complet-
ing plans for staging on the large plot
adjoining the Brightwood street car
barns an up-to-date carnival for the
week beginning tomorrow. Merry-go-
round, Ferris wheel and Is different
booths or concessions for the delecta-
ton of the young and the old will be
in full operation throughout the week
Arrangements have been made also to
make somebody happy with a fully
equipped four-door Chevrolet sedan.
The funds secured from this carnival
are to support such activities of the
auxiliary bodies of the commandery as
the Riddles night" when hundreds of
the orphans of the District are treated
to glorious Christmas party, with
Santa Claus, presents and entertain
ment for all.
The Warrington Railroad Square
Club was honored at its last meeting
by the presence of two past presidents
Of the National League of Masonic
Clubs, Lynn II. Troutman of this city
and 3. Waldo Hobart of Boston, Mass.
The former spoke of the main objec-
tive of the National League, the George
Washington University foundation and
the cherry blossom project j. D. Sui
Ivan and George Schwab also adj
dressed the meeting. President c. YER
non Thomas of the Buckeye Club OF
Baltimore extended an invitation to the
Washington Railroad Square Club to
attend ladies' night June 81 at Hale
thorpe, when a fine entertainment,
dance and supper are promised as fea-
lures. Special accommodations will IA
GllCAte the pilgrimage.
The De Moley boys put on sketch,
''No News" featuring George Belt and
Herbert Weiss. A lunch was served at
the conclusion Of the entertainment.
Mrs. Mollie Fossom, president Of the
Ladies' Auxiliary of the LambSkin Club,
has announced a meeting of the auxil-
larry at the Northeast Temple Thursday
evening at o'clock, at which time it
ig expected to initiate new members.
Mrs, Bertha Johnson, chairman Of
entertainment, has arranged for
stunt program"
There will be no further meetings of
the auxiliary until September IL, 1880
EASTERN STAR.
Federal Chapter will meet next
Thursday evening The matrons and
patrons Of 1880 will attend this meeting
and at its conclusion there will be an
entertainment and dancing, followed by
refreshments.
Lebanon Chapter will celebrate Chill
Gren's night Tuesday evening after the
regular transaction Of business.
Cathedral Chapter observed endow-
ment night at the last meeting, with
Past Matron May L. Dow In charge.
The next meeting, June IL, will be chill
dren's night. The entertainment will
be presented entirely by children and
refreshments will be served.
The degrees were conferred at the
last meeting of st. Johns Lodge Chap
ter The secretaries and treasurers will
be entertained June 16. Associate
Grand Patron Theodore c. Lewis will
give card party for the benefit of the
temple committee at his residence, 4739
Thirteenth street, June 10, at o'clock.
At the last meeting Bethlehem Chap
Ter entertained the associate matrons
and patrons. The guests were Grand
Matron Katherine S. Merritt and Mr..
Merritt, Grand Patron Charles Gallo
way and Mrs. Galloway, Associate Grand
Matron Amy Hollander and Mr.. Hol-
lander, Associate Grand Patron Ted
Lewis and Mrs. Lewis. The chapter
viii entertain June Is the residents Of
the Masonic and Eastern Star Home.
June 10 groups No. 3 and No. 4, with
Mrs. Mary Hinton and Miss Ella Lamb
chairmen, will have a moonlight"
July 81 the chapter will hold religious
services at Temple Heights. At the
next meeting, June 10, there will be
initiation.
At the last meeting of Columbia
Chapter the members gave play taken
from THE Wedding of the Painted
Doll" After a brief business meeting
June the members will go in body
20 Miriam Chapters birthday party.
ARRANGEMENTS have been completed
by Bethany Chapter for an outing at
Chapel Point June 81 on the steamer
CITY Of Washington. leaving Washing
ton at 9 am. and Chapel Point at
pm. The chapter will take part In
the religious services at Temple Heights
August IT.
Esther Chapters last meeting was de-
voted TO business and entertainment
The Associate Matrons and Associate
Patrons of 1880 were in attendance in
honor of the seventeenth wedding an
uiversary of Associate Matron Nellie B.
Neff and Harold Neff. The officers and
members of La Fayette Lodge, OF which
Mr Neff Is a past master, were also
present Readings were given by Miss
Virginia Miller and vocal solos were
rendered by Past Patron Richard E.
Titlow of Martha Chapter, with Past
Patron Carleton r. Fry Of the same
chapter at the piano. Dancing followed
June -. at 1890 am, at the residence
Of Mrs. Earl r. Barber, 1910 Maryland
avenue northeast.
The degrees win be conferred ut the
next meeting.
Federal Chapter ut It's meeting next
Thursday night at the New Masonic
Temple will have as its guests the grand
natron and grand patron and the 1880
nnatrons and patrons.
Mizpah Chapter met Tuesday night
and celebrated its thirty-Second birth
day anniversary. The guests Of honor