Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-04-06


Jones and Mr.. Carr by their officers of
1927. Selections were rendered by the
Misses Wilmer and Lois Shively. A pro-
gram was presented consisting of duet
by Misses Helen and Alice Manning, vo-
cal solo by Mrs. Henrietta Vance and a
vocal duet by the Misses Shively. The
ways and means committee announced
a dance May in the Masonic Temple,
4209 Ninth street, and the chairman OF
; the home board announced an enter
tainment April II at the Petworth M
e. Church.
The Afternoon Bridge Club Of Chevy
Chase Chapter will meet Tuesday
April 8, at the home of Mrs. Gladys
Foggo, 1885 Military road northwest
The Business and Professional Womens
Club will meet Thursday, April 10, al
the home of Mrs. Sara Coleman, Ray
mond street, Chevy Chase, Md. The
afternoon section of the ways and
the home of Mrs. Jennie M. INLAY, 1e
Virgilia street, Chevy Chase, Md. A
dance of the chapter will be held April
Is at the Kenwood Country Club.
The next meeting of Cathedral
Chapter will be held April at the
Scottish Rite Cathedral, Third and Z
streets.
Entertainment will be furnished by
several members of the Matrons and
Patrons organization Of 1928.
JUNIOR ORDER UNITED AMERICAN
MECHANICS.
Anacostia, Reno, Capital and Ben
ming Councils will meet tomorrow eve
ming; Andrew Jackson, Eagle and Fran
els Scott Key Councils Tuesday eve
ming; Potomac, Valley Forge, John L.
Burnett and Washington Councils Wed
nesday evening; America, jefferson and
E. j. Ross Councils Thursday evening;
Star Spangled Banner, Mount Vernon
and j. Morgan Read Councils Friday
evening, and Liberty Council Saturday
evening.
A class initiation was held at the
Arcade auditorium March 20 under the
supervision of the State Council execu-
tive board. Approximately 100 candi-
dates received the degrees, conducted
| by picked team. National Councillor
Omer C. Stubs, State Councillor E. g
Beck, National Inside Sentinel Joseph
A. Smithson, National Legislator Judge
John Noyse, National Committeeman T
E. Skinner, Past State Councillor Harry
A. Beck and John Swift made addresses
j. Morgan Read Council met in the
Star Hall, Mount Rainier, Md, with
Councillor e. B. Pitts presiding Past
| State Councillor o. T. Harlow gave q
| report on the State Council session The
| speakers of the evening were Councillor
E. B. Pitts, Secretary Malcolm Rented
| o. T. Harlow, w. P. Ernest, r. L. Tate
and Deputy State Councillor j. r. Irving
John L. Burnett Council met March
% in its hall, Wisconsin avenue and
N street, with Councillor A. G. Darne
presiding. j. r. Lumsden, w. w. Boyo
| and George Gain were appointed or
Spangled Banner Council in an excur-
sion to Marshall Hall July 80.
Liberty Bell Council met last night
in the Northeast Masonic Temple, with
Councillor F. H. Weber presiding. The
! speakers of the evening we're P. B. An
derson, F. c. Mangum, w. E. Schorr
A. B. Hughes and w. H. McClung AL.
Ian C. Witherite made report on 9
meeting called by the State councillor.
AnacoStia Council met in the Masonic
Temple in Anacostia March 81, witt
Councillor John Nair in charge. Tomor.
row evening this council will have ar
we'll as several from other councils
Treasurer Kempler, Secretary Fry
| Philip Martin, Clark Teats, e. H. Wax
Charles w. Cox. S. Hubacker and E. A
| Diehl made addresses.
The State Council officers paid Amer.
ica-Jefferson Council their annual visi
tation April in the Northeast Masonic
Temple. The visiting members wer,
entertained by an elaborate program
under the supervision of r. F. Burgess
| w. M. Martin and Paul Oliveri. Thu
next visitation will be to Reno Council
Wisconsin avenue and Window place