Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-06-14
~ OY A. PLYMPTON, illustrious
master Of Adoniram Council, No.
2, Royal and Select Masters has
announced that the assembly Of
that council vIyhl1rsdaU evening

master Of Adoniram Council, No.
N 2, Royal and Select Masters has
i announced that the assembly Of
that council Thursday evening
has been designated as "Capttcl Chapter
night" for the degree of Royal Master.
The class will include Grand Scribe
Robert L. Kause of the Grand Chapter,
Royal Arch Masons, a past high priest
of Capitol Chapter. Distinguished coun-
Gil members who are also members Of
the Grand Chapter will participate:
Orie L. Beardsley, as Industrious
master; Otto B. Roepke, as deputy
master; Clarence ]. West, as principal
conductor Of work; Lucien G.. Yung, as
captain of guard; Charles J. ARM
bruster, as conductor Of council; David
s. Dawson, as steward. The degree Of
Select Master will be conferred by the
deputy master Of Adoniram Council,
Erwin J. HibbS.
Invitations have been sent to Grand
High Priest Luther H. Warning, the Of"
flcers Of the Grand Chapter, the Of
f1cers and past high priests OF Capitol
Chapter, the most illustriouS grand
master of the Grand Council, Rolen E.
Painter, the 1llustrious Masters Asso-
citation for 1881, and other distin-
guished members Of the fraternity.
The forty-second session Of the
Supreme Council, M. o. v. P. E. r.,
held in st. Petersburg, Fla, June "a,
is reported as one of the finest in the
history of the organization. Charles
z. Minsinger Of Gul Reazee Grotto,
Portland, Greg, was advanced TO the Of
flee of grand monarch; G. William Bern,
past monarch Of Alhambra Grotto. st.
Louis, Mo-, won the coveted place at
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selected as the convention city for 1882.
An additional appropriation Of $4,000
was made for the George washington
Masonic Memorial, and the Committee
on Humanitarian Work reported excel
lent charitable work among the various
Grottoes. The delegates and all others
in attendance were unanimous In their
praise Of the wonderful hospitality
shown by the Florida Prophets. The
weather was ideal and the attendance
coed.
Kallipolis Grotto viii hold business
meeting and stunt ceremonial July I.
A large number of candidates are al
ready enrolled. Monarch Howell has
directed attention to the meeting Of the
Middle Atlantic Grotto Association, TO
be held at Atlantic City July 10, IL
and IL. Large delegations will attend
from Washington, Baltimore, Richmond,
Lynchburg, Philadelphia and Jersey
City.
John @. Slye, grand tall cedar Of
Capitol Forest, No. 100. Tall CedarS Of
Lebonon, announces that the religious
services on Temple Heights Sunday
afternoon, June 81, at 4 o'clock will be
under the leadership Of Capitol Forest
and will be preceded by an appropriate
musical program by the Forest Band,
under the direction Of Junior Deputy
Grand Tall Cedar Charles r. Brill.
EASTERN STAR.
Several candidates were initiated at
the last meeting Of Martha Chapter.
Past Matron Richard E. Titlow, accom-
panied by Past Patron Carleton r. Fry
at the organ, sang during the initiatory
work.
The past matrons and past patrons
will have charge Of the program at the
meeting June 10. The chapter will re-
cess during the months Of July and
August
Ruth Chapter will meet tomorrow
evening. Children'S night will be cele.
brated. The Home Board Auxiliary viii
meet at the home Of Mrs. Charles G.
hall Village, June l8, at 1880 pm, with
Mrs. Grace A. Butler and Mrs. Mae e.
Felka assisting hostesses.
Treaty Oak Chapter will hold It's
final meeting for the Summer months
Monday evening at Temple Heights.
washington Centennial Chapter at
its meeting June 10 will honor the
members Of the two bowling teams Of
the chapter.
The chapter celebrated children's
night at its last meeting. More than 100
children presented songs, dances, read
ings and piano solos. Balloons, candy
and favors were presented to each
child. Mrs. Florence, the organist OF
the chapter, was accompanist Tor the
evening.
The chapter will take q trip to Ork-
ney Springs, Va, June %, 81, 20.
The Ways and Means Committee will
meet at Huyett's Cafeteria. Fourteenth
and Decatur streets, Tuesday at 3
O'Clock.
The Auxiliary Home Board Commit
teee will have q luncheon meeting June
II at the home Of Mrs. Mary Beane.
S5O6 Thirty-sixth street, at 1880 pm.
The Endowment Committee will meet
at the home Of Mrs. Gertrude Todd,
$500 Huntington street, June II, at B
o'clock.
At Federal Chapters last meeting the
entertainment was in charge OF the
conductress and associate conouetreSs'
followed by refreshments and dancing.
The next meeting will be the last one
until Fall. Six candidates will receive
the degrees.
There viii be an entertainment at
the meeting Of Joseph II. Milans Lodge
Chapter Thursday evening. The home
board viii meet June rs at the home Of
Mrs. Bruce Nourse at st. Elizabeth's
Hospital. The Bridge Club will meet
June IS at the home Of Mrs. Langley,
1910 g street northeast. A special
meeting will be held June %.
Acacia Chapter viii celebrate chill
dren's night Tuesday. The guests viii
include children from the Masonic aiao
Eastern Star Home and ctildren Of she
members, entertained with q movie
shown by H. H. Harsten and Sidney
Haas; songs and dances by Jane How
Ard. Veronica Cunningham, Shirley
Horton, Lorraine Nicholson. Jane john
Storl. Hane Bowles and Doree Swink
The Investment Committee viii hold Q
card party June II % 1881 Emerson
street.
At the last meeting Of Joppa Lodge
Chapter, the associate matrons and as-
sociate patrons were the special guests.
Associate Grand Matron Edith Williams,
Associate Grand Patron Paul CromeIm
and Associate Grand Conductress Ma
naie Greenstreet were present.
The Ways and Means Committee an.
nounces preparations for the Fall ba.
xaar and dinner, with Associate Matron
Mildred Conway Is chairman.
The meeting June II Will be tnitia-
ton. MRS. Britomarte Jones, chairman