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

said to be proving popular. At the
meeting March IL the standing room
only" sign was hung up early In the
evening, but all the prophets remained
until the close Of the evenings FESTIVE
tiles.
81. Johns Lodge, No. IL, has specially
invited all members from Virginia to
attend its meeting Friday evening,
which has been set aside as Virginia
night. Past Master S. M. Angelo,
chairman of the entertainment COM
mittee, announces that Charles H. Cal
lahan, past grand master of MasonS in
Virginia, will deliver an address on
'''The Development Of American Free
masonry" Invitations have been ex-
tended to the lodges in nearby Virginia
and to many noted Masons OF Virginia.
The deputy grand master of Virginia,
Harry K. Green, and Hugh Reed, mem
Der Of the Virginia State Legislature
and a past master Of Cherrydale Lodge,
also viii deliver an address. The ar
rangementS are said to be more preten-
tious than those for the Virginia night
in 1926.
At the last assembly Of Brightwood
Council. No. 6. ROYAL and Select Mas
tiers, the following officers for the en-
suing year were elected and installed:
Samuel B. Reeder, tllustriouS master;
Jasper N. Baker, deputy master; Harry
w. Beach, principal conductor OF work;
Ralph L. Hebbard, treasurer; Warren
A. Pierce, recorder; August w. Schickler,
captain Of the guard; Arthur G: Shaw
conductor Of council; John D. Wolcott,
marshall; Joseph Rice, jr., steward, ana
Elmer P. Neveker, sentinel.
The officers were installed BY Most
Illustrious Grand . Master George l..
Sherman, assisted by Illustrious Com
panion Clarence j. West, grand visitor
and lecturer.
Joseph H. kFilans Lodge, at special
communication called for March % at
1880 pm, will confer the Master Mason
degree on several candidates.
Joppa Lodge at its communication on
Monday, March %, 1881, in Joppa
Lodge Temple, 1909 Ninth street north
west, at its first communication in
Ami viii be entertained with an
| illustrated lecture on Masonry on the
Battlefield" by Lieut.. Col. Thomas j..
Dickson. U, s. A., retired. Recently an
entertainment feature Of the lodge, put
on in the form Of q burleSque cere-
monial, was pronounced by 9 very large
assemblage to be q great success. The
grand master Of Masons attended and
received the "83d Degree Fahrenheit,
Mystic knights Of the Sea, Marine
Jurisdiction"
EASTERN STAR.
At the meeting Of Lebanon Chapter
next Tuesday evening degrees VIII De
conferred. The choir viii entertain at
the first meeting in April. card
marty and dance will be held at the
shoreham Hotel Wednesday evening,
April is, under the auspices OF the
Temple and Endowment Committees.
THE Home Board win hold rummage
sale March 20 and 80 at 1o15 Four
and-one-haf street southwest.
Warren @. Harding Chapter will
meet Tuesday at Masonic Temple. On
March % the General Home Board
meets. A theater party is being
planned by the Ways and Means Com
n1ittee for the near future. On the
evening Of March ~ the Home Board
viii entertain at the Masonic and
Eastern Star Home.
Harmony Chapter win entertain
March 26 the associate matrons and
patrons. The Home Board met with
Mrs. Adeline Allen March 20, Mrs.
Emily Hughes and Grace Walker assist
| ing. The Ways and Means Committee
| oe-@S AN@N~NN~@ -
and "a.
Brookland Chapter will meet next
Wednesday night. The chapters Star
Point Society win give card party
March 81 In the Brookland Masonic
Temple Hail, Twelfth and Monroe
streets northeast.
Columbia Chapter celebrated, its
twentieth birthday. anniversary at ITS
last meeting, March 8. The grand
matron, grand patron, many past and
present grand officers and many 1881
matrons and patrons were present. To-
morrow evening i've new members VIII
be taken into the chapter, three by In
itiation and two by affiliation. The
i Endowment Committee will hold card
party in Masonic Hail, Fourteenth and
Kenyon streets, March 81.
Miriam Chapter VIII meet March %, at
which time the degrees viii be conferred.
Members Of the Home Board will have
| luncheon ct the Astor March %, after
| which they Will attend q meeting OF
the General Home Board at the Masonic
Temple. The Home Board win meet
March "a at the home Of Matron Iva L.
Pickett. 81 Seaton place. The Ways
and Means Committee announces dance
and card party at 2400 Sixteenth street
April 8.
At the last meeting Of Fidelity Chapter
the members were entertained with a
program. At its next meeting, April A.
there viii be initiation.
Mizpah Chapter met Tuesday evening,
when the degrees were conferred on two
candidates. Miss Mary Hamm was in
stalled by Past Matron King as Martha.
A dance was held at 1910 Wisconsin
avenue Saturday evening. The Auxil-
larry Home Board viii hold a luncheon
at the Lotus March % at 1880 o'clock.
The hostesses are Mrs. Lydia Beecke,
Mrs. Minnie Weaver and Mrs. Daisy
Heagy.
La Fayette Lodge Chapter win meet
March IS at Mount Pleasant Lodge
room, Fourteenth and Kenyon streets,
at which time the obligation ceremony
der the auspices OF the Home Board
Committee, with Mrs. Marcella Scan
land Is chairman.
The Committee on the Sick for the
months Of March and April are Mrs.
James p. Berkeley, Miss Blanche Enter
line and Mrs. Alva Sole.
Gavel Chapter met March II, and was
entertained by the men with sketch
entitled the "Murphys." Vocal selec-
tons were given by Roy Krause. The
Star Point Society viii meet at the home
Of Mrs. Dorothy Falls, 5416 Nebraska
avenue, March IS. On April the Star
Point Society win give theater party
at the National Theater. The Endow-
ment Committee will meet March % at
the home of Mrs. Viola KrauSe, 1926
Thirty-f1fth place. The next meeting of
the chapter win be April Z.
Matron Lille e. Hall announces past
MatronS and past patrons night Is the
special feature for the meeting Of Beth
lehem Chapter on TIleSdayi night There