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

COMdANDERIES.
Monday-Orient No. 5, Red Cross.
SCOTTISH RITE.
Tuesday-Mithras Lodge Of Perfec-
ton, fourteenth decree.
"HE Grand Lodge of the District
viii convene Saturday, at 2:15
pm. at Masonic Temple for the
purpose Of later laying the corner
stone Of the new Western Pres
byterian Church, at Nineteenth and H
streets northwest.
The fourteenth degree of the Scot
fish Rite will be presented In the Scot
tishsRite Cathedral, Third and e streets
northwest, Tuesday evening In MithraS
Lodge of Perfection, for the benefit Of
the Autumnal class. 1t Is said to be
one of the most interesting and impress
sive of the series and its presentation
always to be of special interest to those
entitled to witness 1t.
Comdr. Hayes C. Rice of Orient Com
Inandery, No. 5, K. T., invites the atten-
ton of the fraterS to the Red Cross
degree to be presented in Orient Com
mandery tomorrow evening In Naval
Lodge Hall, Fourth street and PennSyl-
Of the conmandery has elected the fol-
lowing officers: Charles r. Lloyd, presi-
dent; George r. McHenry, vice presi-
dent; S. Albert Battison, secretary
treasurer.
Monarch Henry C. Stein announces q
Good Fellowship night Of KaIlipolis
Grotto on the evening of October % at
Grotto headquarters. Past Monarch
Henry ]. GomperS viii be master Of GER
emonies and promises program Of en-
pertaining features. Members are asked
to wear their fee and are privileged to
bring q Master Mason friend. At this
meeting full details win be announced
as to the short-term ceremonial to be
held at the George washington Memo
rial at Alexandria on November 10.
Washington Council, No. /, Royal and
Select Masters, announces degree work
for tomorrow evening. The Royal Mas
ter degree win be conferred by Rex B.
Shelley, and nlIEtrious Master D. 8.
Dawson win preside In the Select Mas
tiers degree. The master urges upon all
members the Importance of at once
making reservation for the Super Excel
lent night on November %. All cryptic
MaSons are invited to the assembly
Monday evening.
Temple Club Of Master Masons (of
the United States Post once Depart
ment) win meet Wednesday night In the
Odd Fellows Temple 4l9 Seventh street
northwest. The program has been ar
ranged by members from the Bureau Of
the First Assistant Postmaster General
In conjunction with the regular COM
mittees Of the club. Walter II. Newton
secretary to the President Of the United
States, win address the meeting. He
VIII be introduced by First Assistant
postmaster General Arch Coleman,
member Of the club.
EASTERN STAR.
Federal Chapter wilr meet Thursday
at pm. In the New Masonic Temple,
Thirteenth and New Yogk avenue, when
several candidates win be initiated.
The Ways and Means. Committee Of
Harmony Chapter announces q dance
at Joppa Lodge Hall, 42Oo Ninth street,
October rs, at Q pm. The committee
also plans Q progressive dinner October
S6. Chandlee Pidgeon, 300 Monroe
Street northeast, Is chairman.
Columbia Floral Circle win meet to-
morrow at pm. at the home Of Mrs.
Antoinette L. Fischer, 500 OgiethoTpe
street northwest. Mrs. Elizabeth Diet
rich, assisting hostess.
st. Johns Chapter win meet tomor-
row evening, followed by entertainment.
The Temple Committee win hold a card
party at the residence Of Past Matron
Mary McCoach, 2022 North Capitol
street, October IS at 8 pm. sThe Tenn
party at the winston Hotel, 1l6 First
street, October 20, at pm.
Congress Lodge Chapter VIII meet
tomorrow evening. Treaty Oak Chapter
and st. Johns Lodge Chapter win be
guests. Refreshments and dancing.
The Endowment and Home Board Com
n1ittee will give a joint ard party Oc-
tober "a at the winston Hotel. A rum
mage sale is planned for November
All members and friends having rum
mage are requested to send or phone
Past Matron, Mrs. Evelyn Hazen, 1928
Irving street. The home board met at
the home Of the matron, Mrs. 1aura
B. Davis, last Wednesday evening.
Grand Matron Katharine s. Merritt
and Grand Patron Charles G. Galloway
accompanied by other officers Of the
Grand Chapter, viii make the annual
grand visitation to Good VIII ChapGel
october "a at $3.50 pm. BY request Of
the chapter, the four churches OF
Christ Scientist Of Washington val
conduct religious service at the Ma.
sonic and Eastern Star Home today 81
o'clock A turkey dinner viii be given
October 20 in Northeast Masonic Tenn
pie, Eighth and r streets northeast.
from to z o'clock
The social boosters OF Bethany Chap
ter were entertained at the home OF
Mrs. Mae Miller. Miss Beulah A. Der
mott, Mrs. nellie w. G. Gompers, Mrs
Elsie M. Schweir and Mrs. Mildred
Timpe were assisting hostesSes. Each
member presented a gift to Mrs. Mabel
jenkins Harris and Mrs. Blanche ORA
per Piser, who we're recently married
Mrs. Amelia r. Marshall will hold g
rummage sale for the chapter October
20 and % at 20l4 Georgia avenue
Members having rummage are request
ed to call North 8l29. Mrs. Anna L
White will give q card party for the
chapter at apartment 81, 3145 Mount
Pleasant street, October "a at 1:3C
O'Clock. Matron Amy All announces
that the next chapter meeting win b.
held November 2.
Gayel Chapter will meet October IL
at which time there viii be initiation
The Auxiliary Home Board Commits
met October at the home Of Lillian
Rouzie, 1914 Thirtieth street. assiste'
bv Enc KesSler and Katherine Miller
The Star Point Society VIII NEE
october % at the home Of Helen Engel
man, 1880 Parkwood place, with Rutl
Coates assisting.
Grand Matron katharine Merritt an
Grand Patron G. G. Galloway v1stte
Brightwood Chapter last Thursda
evening. the occasion being u
annual visitation. Honored guest
were Past Grand Matrons Geruud
Milans, Flora Campbell, Sally Boyle!
Grace Kimmel, Lena Stevenson an
Nellie Fletcher. and Past Grand Patron