Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-05-25

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Pitt, Edeefnoor lane, Edgemoor, Nd.
with Past Matron Margaret Pollen art
Past Matron Edna Charlton acting b
assistant hostesses.
Mothers and daughters celebrated
mothers night In Brookland Chapter
May II. Past Grand Matron Jeanette
r.. Smith was honored Is fraterna
mother OF the chapter. The daughter
of the patron and Ruth was one o.
those who received the degrees. Daugh.
tiers pinned roses on mothers and sew.
eral mothers did likewise to their moth.
ers Past Grand Matrons Crawford and
GLIB were among those honored. Ma.
tron Pierce and Patron Mason, witt
indian Head, Nd, were visitors.
Next Wednesday will be "nen'i
night" The program will be Of SONG
and revue.
Lebanon Chapter will meet Tuesday
evening. followed by home COMING
for past officers and an entertain.
ment in their honor. Children's nigh,
will be celebrated June 10.
warren G. Harding Chapter will have
as special guests Mary washington
Chapter Of Clarendon, Va, at its meet.
ing Tuesday evening. After q short
business meeting there will be an en-
tertainment, followed by refreshments
1 and dancing. A party will be held at
the National Theater tomorrow evening
Joppa Lodge Chapter had as it,
/ guests Wednesday night Joppa and Pet
worth Lodges. The Tech Glee Club
under the supervision Of Miss Bella
Thompson, entertained, followed BY
dancing and refreshments. The meet
1 - A txo uhrnf "
when Ruth, Brightwood, Harmony,
Mount Pleasant, Columbia and La Fay
cite Chapters will be guests.
The 1880 Matrons and Patrons Asso-
citation will meet May 26 at the home
Of Mrs. Georgia Hendricks, rnatron OF
Takoma Chapter.
Mizpah Chapter met Tuesday night.
After a short business meeting a pro-
gram was presented. Those taking part
, were: Howard Dowd, guitar solos; B.
E. Kidwell of Potomac Lodge sang, &C
companied on piano by Esther Balser
Of Mary Washington Chapter, Claren-
don, Va; musical selections by boys of
also performed. A sketch was present.
ed by Patron Raymond Reynolds and
Associate Patron Stephen Porter.
The auxiliary home board will meet
tomorrow ut che Lotus at 10 O'Clock.
The hostesses will be Mfs. Annie Fow-
Lea, Mrs. Lottie Abbey and Mrs. Marie
Morris. A theater party has been ar
ranged for the benefit Of the auxiliary
home bce-d ut the National Theater
June 2.
The home board auxiliary Of Chevy
Chase Chapter will meet for luncheon
l at IL O'Clock tomorrow at the Aster,
Fourteenth and II streets, and later
will attend the meeting of the general
home board ct the Masonic Temple.
The Evening Card Club Of the ways
| and means committee win meet Tues
day at the home OF Mrs. Edith Wal
meeting of the chapter, June 3, has
been announced as 1880 night"
At the meeting Of Miriam Chapter
tomorrow night there will be an enter
tatnment. At the last meeting o vocal
solo was sung by Mr.. Cook, accom-
panied at the piano by Mr.. Holman
solo by Mrs. Holman, accompanied
at the piano by Mr.. Holman, and
a duet by Mrs. Holman and Mr..
Cook, accompanied at the piano by Mr..
Holman. The home board met at the
home Of Past Matron Sadie A. Boyce
last Tuesday night, with Past Matron
Lula Glover and Mrs. Vera Reid Joint
hostesses. There will be q card party
at the home of Mrs. Marie Kimmel, 2l3
Second street southeast, May ~ ut 2
pm. for the benefit OF the home board.
JUNIOR ORDER UNITED
AMERICAN MECHANICS.
Star Spangled Banner Council met
May 16, with the councillor, Clarence
Littleton, presiding. r. E. Rawlings,
Guy F. Harris, w. v. Clark and Paul
M. Guild were received into member
ship. The speakers of the evening were
State Council Inside Sentinel Z. M.
Garrett, F. j. Barr, r. c. Thomas, H.
E. Chrisman, Russell Bergin, State
Council Chaplain @. E. Myers and Past
Councillor H. Gorbutt.
Capitol Council was called TO order
May 10 by Councillor w. 8. Campbell
| A delegation from this council joined In
with another council and paid q fra
ternal visit to Fredonia Council in
Baltimore last night. The good of the
order committee Is preparing for O So
cial evening May 26. This council will
hold card party June In Northeast
Masonic Temple.
Anacostia Council met May 10 with
State Secretary John Prender outlined
the trip to THIN, Ohio, to the Junior
Order Home, May 20. State Councillor
Z. g. Beck made an appeal to the men,
bership to take advantage Of the cam
paign awards now. offered by the State
council. State Councillor E. G. Beck,
State Warden E. H. Diehl and State
Outside Sentinel Z. H. Wax gave o re-
port Of their attendance at a celebra-
ton In New York during the last week
Liberty Bell Council met May II and
was presided over by Councillor r. H
Weber. Final plans were made for a
| return trip to Fredonia Council in Bal
| timore. The speakers of the evening
were Councillor Weber, National Repre-
| sentative Charles II. Hid, Sentinel j. j.
! Mingee, Vice Councillor lie Roy Risler,
Secretary Harry Mallory and Past Coun-
cilors August L. Dahler, Allan C.
| E. McCulloch.
The State council officers and men,
beers Of washington have received and
accepted an invitation to visit Ballston
Council (Va) May %.
B.P. o. ELKs.
The lodge will hold the twenty irst
| annual orphans outing at Glen Echo
the middle of July. More than 1,4OO
| orphans of the District Of Columbia will
participate.
The charity ball committee met at
the Villa Roma rose gardens in Mary
land last Thursday evening and an
nounce that the charity ball Will be
held at the New Willard Hotel Novefn-
Der as.
| Harry j. Davis is chairman OF the
Flag day committee, which will be held
at the Central High School June ID at
| 3 o'clock.
| The following were initiated as Elks
at the last meeting: Roland s. Dobell,
/ Michael Lyman. Charles Mckinley. A.
Norman Issertell, Herman Otlin, Lewis
| H. Phelps Edward P Schmidt, Frank