Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-07-05
FRATERNITIES

| mer months. entertainment was pro-
vided by Marie smith, Helen McCon-
nell. Katherine Hardy, Helen Young,
Doris Young, katherine Simon. Joe
Smith and Arthur Mandillo, pianist. ana
by 1.-THE Hot Chocolate Quartet" spon-
sored by Charles w. Jones and aided by
an outfit Of irnprovised instruments.
Resolutions OF sympathy for the iamily
Of the late Justice Frederick Lincoln
Siddons were adopted, and Arthur w.
Brewer spoke with reference to the
meeting next year Of the National
League Of Masonic Clubs, when It u
expected that Melville D. Hensey Of
this city and an ex-president OF the
advisory board, Mason Of the Scottish
Rite and q member Of Alnas Temple
Of the Mystic Shrine. will be elevated to
the presidency OF the national organiza-
ton.
EASTERN STAR.
The 1926 Matrons and Patrons As
ISOLATION will celebrate It's annual pic
DR.. and Mrs G. Hamilton Anderson, at
Epping Forest, Nd.
Cathedral Chapter ct its last meet
ing was entertained with several solos
by Mrs. Ingram, accompanied by Mrs.
Killerlane, and readings by Miss Julia
Goodman. The meetings during July
board entertained the folks Of the
Masonic and Eastern Star Home OF O
picnic in Rock Creek Park, on June 30.
The chapter will participate In the
services on Temple Heights August 2.
Washington Centennial Chapter held
its annual week end outing at Orkney
Springs, Va, June 26, AZ and 20. The
activities provided by the committee
of which Past Patron Lester M. Cutler
was chairman consisted Of o base ball
game between the women and men and
was won by the former. The bathing
helmene Warwick; Marjorie Linz, sec
ond; Katherine Cooksey, third. A bal
loon dance was won by Katherine
Cooksey.
The chapter will hold religious serv-
Ices on Temple Heights July IL ct pm:
The Hospitality Committee will hold
a card party at the home OF Mrs.
Gertrude Todd. 5000 Huntington street,
July at 8 O'Clock.
The ways and Means Committee Of
st. Johns Chapter and families will
hold box picnic at 8 pm. wednesday
at Haines Point. All meetings Of the
chapter have been called OF until Sep
TENDER al.
Matron Iva L. Pickett announces
Miriam Chapter win take part in the
services at Temple Heights today a.
pm. A vocal solo vii be rendered BY
Marion Hartley.
REBEKAH LODGES.
a..Al y~S~~ An 1919 1,,l,, WpnA
following officers win be installed: Noble
grand, Frances Southland; vice grand.
Lillian Dewey: recording secretary.
Estelle Fox; financial secretary, Lena
Elder: treasurer, Bertha Chamberlain;
degree director. Alexander Hjortsberg.
The following officers were elected ct
last meeting Of Martha Washington
Lodge: Noble grand. Miss Gussie
Swartz: vice grand. Miss Edna Gull
ford; recording secretary. Miss Minnie
Butts: financial secretary, Miss Mollie
Edmonston; treasurer. Mrs. Agnes
Arnett. They will be installed July Q.
A proposition was made by Mrs. Flor
ence Walters of bus trip to Sibley
gested q trip to Chapel Point, for July.
JUNIOR ORDER UNITED AMERICAN
MECHANICS.
Edward J. Ross Council met, with
Councillor Lossman presiding. Ohcers
for the last half of 1891 are: Junior
past councillor, H. Lossman: councillor,
3. S. wells: vice councillor. G. o. Mont
gomery: recording secretary, G. W.
Swift; assistant recording secretary, G.
r Barksdale; financial secretary, J. H.
Liphard; treasurer. A. L. Jennings; con-
ductor, H. L. Riley; warden, G. z.