Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-11-23

Lodges of the District will close
tomorrow evening with vista
i tons to Pentalpha Lodge, No. %,
and Theodore Roosevelt, No. A.
Pentalpha Is the grand masters lodge.
Dawson Lodge, No. 16, tomorrow eve
ming will devote its communication to
honoring Past Master Louis jacobson,
who is about to change his residence to
California.
st. Johns Lodge, No. II, viii honor
Friday evening.
Brightwood Council, Royal and Sc
lect Masters, will have a card party
Saturday evening at 8 o'clock in the
auditorium Of Brightwood Masonic
Temple.
EASTERN STAR.
The grand matron and patron will
make the grand visitation to Warren
G. Harding Chapter November rs.
The Eastern Star Club of the Treasury
and the members of Maryland Chap
ter of Baltimore: Md, were special
guests at the last meeting. On No
vember IL the chapter held service
in memory of numbers who died dur
ing the last year.
The Grand Chapter officers paid st.
Johns Lodge Chapter its annual grand
visitation November II. The honored
guests were Past Grand Matrons
Milans, Stephenson, Campbell, Fletcher,
Bogley and Glib and Past Grand
Patrons Brashears, Dow, Belts, Dun
KUN, Bogley, Pitt and Dulin. The
1880 Association of Matrons and
Patrons also attended. The program
kal - HNy
Schlesinger, followed by the presenta-
ton of gifts to the grand matron and
grand patron by May Mason and Mar
garet Wood.
The Past Matrons and Patrons As
ISOLATION will meet November "a at
3 o'clock at the residence of the preSi-
dent, Mrs. Maude Ormsby, 1888 Thir-
tenth street. s
Joppa Lodge Chapter had as its
guests Wednesday night Associate
Grand Matron Amy Hollander and AS
sociate Grand Patron Theodore Lewis
and the 1880 associate matrons and pa
irons. December viii be the election
Of officers.
Matron Alice Larrimore Schramm
of Temple Chapter announces q large
class for degrees tomorrow evening.
The Auxiliary Home Board met with
Mrs. Mollie G. Berman and Misses Ger
trude Flax, Hattie Flax and Shirley
Levitt as joint hoStesses.
A meeting of the Auxiliary Home
Board Of Bethany Chapter viii be held
shall at noon tomorrow. The last
meeting Of the Bethany Social Boost
ers was held at the home Of Miss
Aurelia Dobrowolski. Mrs. Bertha
Greevy and Mrs. Blanche Peiser were
assisting hostesses. Chapter officers
win be elected December 3.
The grand matron and grand patron
win pay Takoma Chapter its annual
grand visitation November 20.
The associate matrons and patrons,
secretaries, treasurers, conductresses ano
associate conductresses OF the several
local chapters were guests OF Unity
Chapter Friday evening. Matron Min
ME Rabbit and Patron Charles Miller
presented tokens Of appreciation to AS
sociate Matron Mildred Hicks and As
sociate Patron T. r. Dobson. MISS
Stella Arsenau sang. Remarks were
made by Past Grand Patron George
Pitt, Associate Grand Matron Amy
Hollander. Associate Grand Patron
Theodore Lewis, Grand Conductress
williams and Associate Grand Con-
ductress Pitt. Next Friday the line
VIII be advanced for the purpose OF
initiatory work.
Matron Helen M. Rowen Of Miriam
CHAPTER announces that the meeting
Monday night will be known as past
matrons and past patrons night. There
will be an entertainment by the past
matrons and past patrons and the Ma,
irons and Patrons Association, who Will
give a short sketch Untitled THE Third
Degree" At the first meeting in De-
cember will be the annual election OF
officers.
Naomi Chapter met November IL,
when the grand matron and the grand
patron paid their annual visitation.
Past Matron Wiley made presentation
of flowers to the grand matron. Past
Matron Julia Webb, Alma Barton
Florence jackson, Bessie Doolan, Edith
Krupp, Lorraine Proudley and Mar
guerite Fisher gave musical numbers
Dinner gongs were presented to the
grand matron and grand patron. A
testimonial to M. H. Gould for 35 years
service as secretary, from past matrons
and past patrons, was presented by
Bertha Wood. Past Grand Matrons
Taylor, Campbell, Fletcher and Chaun-
and Dulin were guests. On NoXembeI
26 associate matrons, conductresSes and
associate conductresses viii be guests OF
the chapter.
The religious services at the Masonic
and Eastern Star Home today at 3
O'Clock viii be conducted by Joppa
Lodge Chapter. Rev. G. z. Hawthorne
Of Wallace Memorial Presbyterian
Church will be the officiating minister
assisted by the male quartet.
Brookland Chapter viii have initia-
ton at its next meeting, which has beer
designated new members night.
Ruth Chapter met Monday. re.
ception was given to the new members
taken in during the year, followed by
solos by Harry Angelica, accompanied
nc the piano by Mrs. Harry Angelica;
reading by Miss Doris Brattian, solo by
Miss Eleanor Westergren, accompanied
By Mrs. Katherine Wilson; q musical
reading by Miss Viola Randolp, accom-
panied by Mrs. Katherine Wilson at the
piano. The members will be Stansbury
Lodge guests tomorrow night at the
Brightwood Masonic Temple.
The grand visitations for this weeE
are as follows: Harding Chapter, No
vember rs, PM; Lebanon Chapter
November IS, 9:l6 PM; Cathedral
Chapter, November 20, SIS p.m.; Ia
kcma Chapter, November 28, $3.50 pm.
Cathedral Chapters grand visitation