Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-01-11

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Rev. DR.. Abram Simon will act as
chaplain of Samuel Gompers Lodge, No
IS, Tuesday evening, and will take part
in the ritualistic services. The master
will in reduce a novel feature on this
occasion the details OF which are with
held. January 81 the fifth anniversary
of the lodge will be duly celebrated, and
the members will be permitted to invite
their ladies.
Members and friends of King David
Lodge, No. %, and of Brookland Chap
ter. o. E. S., will be the guests OF the
FeIlowcraft Club tomorrow evening at
the lodge temple, Twelfth and Monroe
streets northeast.
The Fellowcraft Club of Petworth
Lodge last Thursday elected the follow
ing officers: Arthur w. Jet, president;
Fred W. Hazel, treasurer. and c. c.
Hutchinson, secretary.
Mount Vernon Chapter, No. 3, r. A.
M, at its convocation tomorrow evening
will tender a reception to companions
who have been exalted during the year
1880. High Priest John L. McGrew will
act as master of ceremonies, and Rev.
Homer j. Councillor and Jesse Suter will
deliver addresses, responses to which
will be made by Alfred A. Hilton, master
of Theodore Roosevelt Lodge, No. A.
There will be solos by two members of
the class, william H. Clark and William
e. Marshall.
Almas Temple of the Mystic Shrine
at its meeting Thursday evening, which
will be the annual meeting, will elect
officers for the ensuing year and rep
resentatives to the Imeprial Council.
After a brief business session, which
will be called to order by Potentate
James C. Hoyle at 7:30 o'clock, nomina-
polls for the election will open immedi-
ately afterward.
The Advisory Board of Masonic Clubs
of the District of Columbia, representing
% Masonic clubs of the District, will
hold its eighth annual joint installation
of and reception to all officers of all
clubs Thursday evening at 8 O'Clock
in the ball room of the Willard Hotel
The ceremonies will be followed by an
entertainment, with dancing GAS to
IL. Arrangements for this affair are
under direction of Frank A. Birgfeld
president, Advisory Board of Masonic
Clubs, and Charles H. Taylor.
All officers of the clubs have been
requested to be present promptly at
pm. This is an invitation affair,
available to all members, their families,
and friends Application by members
should be made to the secretary Of
their respective clubs for invitation
cards. The number of invitations are
limited to the capacity of the ball
room.
The Bethel Of Jobs Daughters held
Its public installation of officers last
Saturday, at which Mother Teachum
presided. The installing guide was Miss
Marion Watt. The following new off,
GERS were installed: Honored queen, Miss
Bernice Freddy; senior princess, Miss
Zelda Newman; junior princess, Miss
Mary Whalen; guide, Miss Helen Nuss-
baum; marshal, Miss Edna Newman;
recorder, Miss Dorothy Ling; treasurer,
Miss Virginia Laid; chaplain, Miss Ruth
Kaldenbach: librarian, Miss Gertrude
Kluge; pianist, Miss Marie Refer; SEN
Tor custodian, Miss Dorothy Griffith;
junior custodian, Miss Beverly Fowler;
guards, Misses Ruth Griffith and Mil
bred Saunders; messengers, Misses
Elaine Reich, Elsie Knott, Vernona
The new honored queen, Bernice
Freddy, was showered with baskets OF
flowers. The retiring honored queen,
Miss Evenlyn Collins, congratulated and
presented her a gavel in behalf of her
parents.
EASTERN STAR.
Federal Chapter viii not meet Janu-
airy 8, on account of the Grand Chapter
coming on that date. At the meeting
January % Mary Warren will be in
stalled as conductress. Through ar
oversight the names of Kathrine Han
sen as warder and Alfred Hayden al
sentinel were omitted from the list Of
NFH6ore fV1cfa11aS TNanavakoV
A meeting of the Home Board Of
Congress Lodge Chapter will be held
at the home of Associate Matron Dolly
George January IA. Matron Ethel NJ
Bell has appointed Associate Conduc-
Ways and Means and Junior Past Ma
tron Laura B. Davis as Publicity chair
man.
The matron entertained the officers
and past matrons and patrons at hel
home on the evening of January 3.
At the last meeting of Joppa Lodge
Chapter there was a reception to the
new officers and dancing; also the fol-
lowing program Selections by the
Cowsill Sisters Trio and readings BY
Miss Katherine Logan Of Unity Chapter
The Endowment Committee, Past
Patron Josiah L. Carr, chairman will
dL Tie IlOule OF ILle vice CDaH-
man, Past Matron Florence A. Bailey
1415 Hamilton street, January 10 al
7:45 pm.
The next meeting, January 81, will
be the celebration Of the tenth birth
day anniversary.
La Fayette Lodge Chapter will NEE
January IA at the chapter rooms a
Fourteenth and Kenyon streets north
west. New Officers night" will be OBJ
served, with the program in charge o.
the conductress and associate conduc.
treSs. After the program there will b.
refreshments and dancing. The oflcerl
and members Of Mount Pleasant anC
Columbia Chapters will be specially in
Yited guests.
Matron Blanche c. Bailey of William
=. Hunt Chapter entertained her Off
GERS at her residence, 43l5 Twelfth
street northeast, and organized an ON
GERS Club for 1882. Plans were foTmu
lated for several activities in the nea
future, the first of which will be tn
nineteenth annual birthday party Jan
uary %, with entertainment and re
treatments. The annual dance ant
card party will be held February a
2400 Sixteenth street. Regular meet
ings of the Oficers' Club will be HEX
on the first Thursday in each month
ut the residences Of the various officers
Fidelity Chapter will meet Januar
II. It will be a business meeting, fol
lowed by an entertainment.
Martha Chapter held its first meet
Ing under the new officers January
Refreshments and dancing followed tn
meeting The Ways and Means Com
mittee will give dance and card part
at Wardman Park February 4. Tn
Auxiliary Home Board will have charg
of the entertainment at the meetin