Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-11-09
FRATERNITIES
MASONIC.


n TO degree work .has been an
nuunced for publication by the
Blue lodges for the current
4 week. Grand visitations will
occur as follows: Tuesday,
Takoma, No. 20, at pm; wednesday,
Harmony, No. II. 8 pm, and Warren
q. Harding, No. 80, at $3.50 pm; Thurs
day The New Jerusalem, No. 9, 8 pm,
and Temple-Noyes, No. 80, and Cathe-
dral, No. 40, joint visitation, at
$3.50 pm.
Mount Vernon Chapter, No. 3, Royal
Arch Masons, will have the Past Master
and Most Excellent Master degrees to-
morrow evening; Washington Naval, No.
s, the Mark degree Wednesday evening;
washington, No. 2, a social evening,
Louis jacobson Night" Thursday, and
Capitol, No. IL, the Royal Arch degree.
The Scottish Rite bodies will resume
degree work Tuesday evening at the
Cathedral, Third and e street north
west, presenting the Eighteenth degree
IN Evangelist Chapter, knights Rose
Croix.
The master of Takoma Lodge, No. %,
has invited attention to the presenta-
ton of comedy, Fast Workers" for
the benefit Of the lodge, November 20
81, in the Presbyterian Community Hall.
Takoma Park.
East Gate Lodge, No. a. will give its
annual ladies night" Friday from $3.50
to IL o'clock in its temple, at Rhode
Island and Mills avenues northeast
There will be feature program ana
card playing, as well as dancing. Ma
sons and members of the Order OF the
Eastern Star will be welcomed.
Louis jacobson, past high priest and
for years the treasurer OF washington
Chapter, No. 2, r. M, who was re-
tired by the War Department IaSt Au-
gust, will leave shortly for California,
his future home. Washington Chapter
will tender him a farewell send-on
Thursday evening at its convocation.
Robert lie Bruce Chapter, Order of
De Molay, announces its annual vsu uS
ville-dance at AlmaS club house the eve
ming of November %, starting at
O'Clock with five numbers and the De
Molay Tumblers, and followed BY dane
ing until midnight. The chapters bas-
loet ball team will meet Belvedere ilap-
ter's team in the Boys Club gym Sat1r-
day at pm. Dancing will follow the
game.
Potentate James G. Hoyle Of Almas
Temple of the Mystic Shrine has an
nounced dances in the new club house
under auspices of the uniformed bodies
November Is and IS and December IL,
with a 'ladies' evening"" complimentary
to ShrinerS and their families, December
8. when dancing will be feature. He
has also announced ceremonial in the
cIIjb mouse for Monday evening, Novem-
her "a. petitions for which must be re-
ceiyed BY the recorder not later than
November 10.
Kallipolis Grotto has invited its mem
hers and and master Mason friends 10
attend a meeting in the George WASH
inRton Memorial, Alexandria, Va, at 8
o'clock Monday evening, when an ex-
cellent program will be staged. Rev.
Harry V. Wheeler, OF the Emory
Methodist Episcopal Church South
will deliver the invocation, and
past Grand Master Gratz E. Dunkllm
an address on the memorial which has
been erected in tribute to George Wash
fngton the Mason. Past Grand Mon
arch E. w. Libbey viii speak on "fne
Grotto," the Grotto Band viii play. ana
the Grotto Drill Corps and the Drum
and Bugle Corps will be present in full
uniform. The program viii 1nclude the
famous Hill Billies, Miss Margaret Jane
Canford playing the memorial chimes,
and other well known artists.
Chief Justice c. F. Howell has called
attention to 1.-The Show Boat" winch
comes to washington under auspices OF
Kallipolis Grotto the last week In NO
vennber.
Order of the Eastern Star.
Chevy Chase Chapter will attend
RELIGIOUS services at All Saints EpiSco-
pal Church, Chevy Chase Circle, tonight
at 8 o'clock. Rev. Edward 0: Clark
will preach sermon especially pre-
pared for members Of the Order OF the
Eastern Star.
Mrs. Thomas N. Beavers and Mrs.
Verna Wilson will entertain the After
noon Bridge Club Tuesday at the home
of Mrs. Beavers, 1920 Langdrum lane,
Chevy Chase Gardens, Md. The after
noon section of the Ways and Means
Committee met last Friday with Mrs
John j. Kolb.
Grand Matron katharine S. Merritt,
Grand Patron Charles G. Galloway ana
the other officers of the Grand Chapter
paid Ruth Chapter its annual grand
Visitation November 8. Among those
present were Right Worthy Grand
Treasurer Alcena Lamond, Past Grand
Matrons Pearl Watt Glib, Sallye @.
Bogley, Lena Stephenson, Gertrude q.
AIilans, Flora E. Campbell and Mary T.
O'Brien; Past Grand Patrons George
Pitt, John Clagett Proctor and Ernest
Dulin. and the 1880 MatronS ana
Patrons Associations.
st. Johns Lodge Chapter met Mon
day. PoIlyanna night was the feature
of the program The members Of Con-
eress Lodge Chapter were guests. Grand
visitation will be held at the meeting
November IT.
Matron Amy Aft Of Bethany Chapter
announces that at the meeting No
vember 81 all past officers OF the chap
ter, associate nlatrons and associate
patrons conductresses and associate
conductresses of all chapters IN the
jurisdiction viii be entertained.
At the meeting of Miriam Chapter
tomorrow night there will be an enter
tainnent under the direction OF the
Matrons and Patrons Association.
Cathedral Chapter will meet Novem-
Der IL. Entertainment VIII be IN
charge Of the past matrons and patrons.
with Past Matron Kephart chairman OF
the committee.
Temple Chapter will have social
after the meeting tomorrow evening.
The grand visitations by the grand
natron and grand patron, accompanied
BY the other grand officers, for this
week will be as follows: Bethlehem
CHAPTER. November IL, BIS pm;
Naomi Chapter. November II. pm;
Hope Chapter, November IL, 9:l5 pm.
Federal Chapter, November -, BIS
pm; William F. Hunt Chapter. Mo-
vember 10, $50 pm.
NGizpah Chapter met Tuesday night
After a short business meeting the en-
tire program was turned over to the