Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-10-26

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TN compliment to Dawson Lodge, OF
which he is chaplain, Rev. Sam H
Kornmann pastor of ST Stephens
Lutheran Church. 1911 Brentwood
road northeast. will have services at
the church this evening at O'Clock FOL
its members.
Potentate James C. Hoyle of Almas
Temple of the Mystic Shrine Will be
the guest of honor at a social celebra-
ton for his special benefit in Harmony
Lodge, No. II. Wednesday evening, when
the entertainment will comprise, in part
q band concert, addresses and other di-
version. incidentally, Potentate Hoyle
who did not furnish this bit of news
has announced a complimentary dance
rendered In the new Shrine club house
tomorrow evening to the mobiles and
their ladies; a Halloween dance in the
same place Friday evening, under the
auspices of the uniformed bodies Of the
Shrine, and he has said, for the benefit
of the mobiles who did not attend, that
the annual field day and barbecue at
Fort Myer, Va, Saturday evening, Oc-
tober 18, was one of the best, if not the
first, ever held under Shrine auspices
The festivities and contests, with what
went with them. lasted until well into
the dark, dark night.
And celebrations being the order of the
day, Mount Vernon Royal Arch Chapter,
No. announces a Pentalpha night for
tomorrow evening, when the officers of
Pentalpha Lodge will present the Mark
degree for the edification of Grand
High Priest L. Whiting Estes, who has
promised to be present.
Theodore Roosevelt Lodge, No. "A, will
celebrate the birthday anniversary of its
late brother. Theodore Roosevelt, We'd
nesday evening, when Matinecock Lodge,
No. 806, F. & A. NJ, of Oyster Bay,
N. Y, win be its guests. A dinner will
be served in the banquet hall of the
Masonic Temple at 6 o'clock pm. sharp,
and after the dinner the Matinecock
Lodge degree team will present the
M. M. degree in the lodge room accord
ing to the New York ritual.
Monarch H. C. Stein announces that
details are nearly complete for the
short-form ceremonial, to be followed by
entertainment features, at the George
Washington Memorial, Alexandria, on
November 10. In addition to speakers
of note, there will be an excellent pro-
gram and all Master Masons are invited
Washington is promised an unusual
treat during the month Of November
when the James Adams Showboat will
anchor and exhibit under the auspices
of Kallipolis Grotto. The showboat is
now showing at towns along Chesapeake
Bay and attracts large audiences for
miles around. 1t was aboard this Won
derful craft that Edna Ferber got the
local color and much of the material
for her famous story, "Show Boat.
Chief Justice c. F. Howell will be gen.
eral chairman of the event.
The Temple Club of Master Masons
Of the Post Office Department, Wednes-
day, after brief session in the Odd
Fellows Temple, held an open meeting.
At the business session Charles ]. Arm
bruster and Charles c. Stuart were
elected and obligated.
The open meeting was addressed by
Walter H. Newton of Minneapolis, who
was introduced by Arch Coleman.
The entertainment program was in
charge of Chairman Earl Carbauh. as
sisted by Robbie" Carbauh and Char
lie" Wright. Refreshments were served
The Ladies' Auxiliary of the Lambskin
Club recently held memorial service
for its late secretary, Mrs. Mabel Stark.
President Mollie Fosson appointed a
committee to secure suitable memo
rial for Mrs. Stark. The Ways and
chairman) announces a bazaar in the
Northeast Temple the evening of No
vember /.
The auxiliary viii meet at the usua
place the evening. of November IS tc
arrange TO entertain the children of the
members on Kiddies' night, December IL
EASTERN STAR.
Bethlehem Chapter. will initiate sew.
eral candidates october %. The home
board met at Northeast Masonic Temple
October "a, Catherine Gingell Mablt
r. Bradburn and Mae NJ. Smith actins
as hostesses. The Star Points Society
will meet at the home of Past Crane
Matron Lena T. Stephenson November
!, at pm.
Lebanon Chapter will hold a specia
meeting Wednesday evening for the
purpose of initiation. Right Worthy
Grand Secretary Mrs. Minnie E. Keye'
will deliver lecture on the life o.
Electa. A reception to the new mem.
bers Of the chapter will be an addeC
feature, followed by program and re-
freShments The regular stated meet
ing will be held October 3D. The ma
tron, Nelly K. Lynch, entertained th'
home board at luncheon last Tuesda!
at the Lotus. The chapter was enter
tanned at the last meeting by the Ma
sonic Glee Club under the direction o
Warren Grimes.
Warren @. Harding Chapter will hav
rs special guests, October %, the mem
bers Of Maryland Chapter of Baltimore
and also the members of the Women
Eastern Star Club of the Treasury.
meeting Of the auxiliary home boarC
was held last Monday night.
The Grand Chapter officers paic
Electa Chapter its annual grand vista
ton last Tuesday evening. Songs Wit
ukulele accompaniment were given b.
Dallas Fry. master of Anacostia Lodge
solos by Mrs Elizabeth Koontz. Flower
and favors were presented with sketcl
by the Star Points. Silver deSser
spoons were presented the grand ma
tron by Walter Fowler, a table set b
the grand patron by Mrs. Mani
Copes. At the next meeting the chap
ter will haze Halloween party.
Past Matron Grace Williams, presi
dent of the Association Of MatronS an
Patrons of 1925, has appointed Pas
Matron Leila j. Cook chairman of
committee to arrange for card part
at the Burlington Hotel at 8 o'clocl
November % The following have bee
appointed chairmen of subcommittee
Tickets and reservations, Past Patro
Louis Hartung; prizes, Past Matro
Cleone r. Champion; arrangements ft
hall, Past Patron F. Tracy Campbell
candy, Past Matron Rose H. Hartun(
publicity, Past Patron william l.. AL
reception committee, Past Grand Nell
E. Fletcher, Past Grand Patron Charl'
s. .Shreve, Associate Grand Matrc
Amy Hollender. Associate Grand P;