Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-03-22

! Addresses were made by Grand Master
william II. Mcconnell, Grand Secre-
tary Harry L. Andersen and the noble
grand Of each lodge in the District and
In Baltimore and Falls Church. Tne
speaker OF the evening was William
:. E. Andrews OF Mount Pleasant Ledge.
: Past Grand Henry II. Burroughs pre-
sented an entertainment.
Rebekah Lodges.
Esther Lodge meets tomorrow night
. and will have an entertainment.
Ruth Lodge met last Monday night
and planned activities for the Spring.
, The noble grand of Martha Wash
ington, Miss Ethel Eckendorf, has APP
pointed the following representatives:
To General Relief Committee, John
Schaeffer; to I. o. o. F. Anniversary
Committee, Miss Gussie. Swartz. The
degree was conferred on Mrs. Dorothy
Kirby and Miss Madelyn M. Holt.
President OF the assembly, Mrs. jean
cite Grif1ith; vice president, Mrs. Belle
Thomson, and Mrs. Neil, from Daven-
port, Iowa, made addresses. Inc nopie
grand announced q theater party IN
April and that a social will follow the
business meeting March 26. On, April
8 a party will be held at 2146 Georgia
avenue for the benefit of the assembly,
to be given by Martha Washington
Lodge.
Naomi Lodge had degree work last
Monday night. The degree was con-
ferred by the team from Equality Lodge,
with Mrs. -Nettie Mettler as directreSs.
Mrs. jeanette Greer, noble grand OF
Friendship Lodge, announces an Easter
marty April and a rummage sale In
the near future Miss Ella Okey was
appointed a member on the General
Relief Committee from this lodge and
Mrs. Maud Tippett was appointed q
member OF the /. o. o. r. Anniversary
Committee.
Fidelity Lodge met last Tuesday night.
Mrs. Flora Schwinger, noble grand, was
in the chair. Mrs. Nettie h. Mettler
was named on the General Relief COM
mittee and Mrs. Phoebe Haight was
appointed on the I. o. Q. F. Anniver-
sary Committee.
members Of the /. o. o. F. Home March
30. All members of Ruth Lodge are IN
vited to attend and be present at pm.
Noble Grand Mrs Beha will be In charge.
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.
The knights of Pythias Hall ASso-
citation will meet wednesday. me
Ways and Means Committee VIII con-
vene April at pm.
Grand Chancellor Wealthall Is max
ing arrangements for charity Dali 70
be held in the near future. Inc pro
ceeds will be used for outings 1or chli-
dren of INDECENT families.
! THE past Chiefs Association, Pythian
sisters, met Tuesday at the home OF
Mrs. Martha Jarboe, President Ella
Thorntori presiding: Mrs Louie ARM
: strong, grand chief, Of Norfolk, Va, reao
a poem. Plans were made for a caro-
) party in the General Baking Co. Hail
, on Georgia avenue April SO: Inc gLano
chief, Mrs Armstrong, and grand mis-
treSs Of records and correspondence
Mrs Lola v. Marks, spoke.
7 Rathbone Temple, Pythian sisters,
met with Most Excellent Chief MRS.
Della Sipos presiding. Mrs. Lillian
Dreamer, captain Of the degree team,
with her officers, initiated Miss Frances
Shepperd. Mrs. Katherine west, gTa Ian
manager Of the Grand Temple OF VIZ
. ginia; Mrs. Wick Of Indiana, Mrs. Car
: RE Davis Mrs. Ida Crown, Mrs. Annie
Sullivan. Mrs Jeanette Crowthers and
Mrs Joncher, Grand Vice Chancellor
Newconnb, Grand Master at Arms Al
fred Schwartz, Grand Lecturer r. b.
BERGMAN and Lieut.. Arthur Newcomb
of washington Company made ad-
dresses. This temple will serve an oys-
ter supper March IS from to Z O'Clock.
Friendship Temple, Pythian Sisters,
celebrated its twenty-flrst birthday an
niyersary wednesday evening. A solo
| was given by Mrs Del Gilbert Sales.
Selections by the ModerniStic Orches-
ira and q solo by Eleanor Westergren.
The supreme chief Of the United States
and Canada, a member Of this temple;
Grand Chancellor Herman Walthal Of
the District, Most Excellent Chief MIS-.
Sipos of Rathbone Temple, A. H. Woody,
past grand chancellor; Nellie Embrey
and the grand chief Of Virginia, MIS-.
!, louie Armstrong, made addresses.
Union Lodge at its last meeting en-
tertained two classes from the Kendall
Baptist Church with a program and
Chancellor Wealtha1 and Grand Vice
Chancellor E. ]. Newcomb spoke.
Franklin Lodge attended In body.
washington Company at its last
, meeting. held election of officers, as
follows: Captain, E. s. Young, first lieu
tenant, Julian Latham; second lieuten-
! ant. Arthur Newcomb, sergeant record
er, L. B. Thornton; sergeant treasurer,
George e. HeiSley. Grand Lecturer r..
B. Bergman was initiated into the ranks.
A reception will be rendered to ORR
entail Lodge at Alexandria, Va, and
Fredericksburg Lodge of Fredericks-
burg, va, April 20. Col. F. G. Keefer OF
Westminster, Md, will install the ON
GERS April 20. Past Grand Chancellor
| SpOkCs
Syracusians Lodge at its last meet
ing accepted the proposal Of Union
Lodge 70 confer the esquire rank on
. two candidates Grand Chancellor
Herman Wealthall spoke on the charity
ball, and Past Grand Chancellor John B.
Dickman spoke on the activities Of the
uniform rank.
Excelsior Lodge at its last meeting
conferred the rank Of page on L. Clifton
Zier. They will confer the esquire rank
at their next convention. Grand Vice
Chancellor +. j. Newcomb and Lieut..
! Arthur Newcomb made addresses
! Webster Lodge conferred the page
J rank on Harold Hellman and will confer
the esquire rank Tuesday. Lloyd Lucas
cellor Wealthall, Grand Vice Chancellor
Newcomb and Lieut.. A. Newcomb made
addresses.
WOODNIEN OF THE WORLD.
The Head Camp convention to meet
In Washington in April will be well
, coined by President Harry King OF the
Washington Chamber Of Commerce.
All camps in West Virginia, Delaware,
Maryland and the District Of Columbia
are to be represented by delegates and
the sessions viii be held at the Raleigh
Hotel.
Three bus loads of local woodmen
will make the trip to HagerstoWn on
March 20, when the Washington Stunt
Committee win furnish entertainment
at an initiation and banquet. AL
sovereigns wishing to make this pill
grimage should make reservations with
Chairman George M. Green.
Junior Grove, Woodmen Circle, win
hold a practice drill for the children
next Saturday at $3.50 o'clock in
preparation for their part in the cere-
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