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

II. IhOMEGOAN Auo 0RbOhbh
r ed 70 handle the annual
Tenplar drill and bali the
following committee: James
Graham Of washington Coinmanoery,
chairman; DR.. Frank z. Gibson, Column
hia Comnandery: Charles Sherrier, Po-
tofnac Cornmandery; Maj Edward Hesse
ar1 John McDafiie. orient Command
cry: J. Fred Huber, DeMolay Com
mandery, and Jasper n BAKER, bIlgnL.
st,esday evening selected the Washing
ton Auditorium for the evening OF Feb
rlary 2, 1882, as the place and date Tor
chairmen OF subcommittee were
appointed as follows: Drill, J. FREQ
Huber: floor, Ross H. Snyder; nal,
.yasper N. Baker: invitations, Reuben II.
BorIey: prizes, DR.. Frank E. Gibson,
and publicity. j. Fred Huber. Tnese
atibcofnmittees win be augmented 70 tuu
strength and plans laid to make TINS
banner event.
John d. McDunae. grand inspector
General. will announce the dates for the
annual inspections to be held IN the
several Knights Templar Conmandery
asyiums
After a short business meeting Thurs
day night Petworth Lodge VIII be en-.
tertained by Lieut.. Walter Hinton, wen
known transatlantic flyer.
orient Commandery, No. 5, x. T.,
made q pilgrimage to Gaithersburg,
Nd. last sunday to attend services at
Epworth NJ. T.. Church OF that city.
THE pastor Of the church, Rev. Sir
Knirht Jacob e. James, Is q member
Of Orient Commandery, and was for
nierly the pastor OF Congress Heights
M. r. Church OF washington.
Past Comdr. H. @ Rice was IN charge
Of the arrangements. The commander,
Charles r. Lloyd, headed the sir knights
Of orient Commandery, including Right
Eminent Sir Joseph II. Milans, grand
sword bearer Of the Grand Encamp-
ment. There also were in attendance
Eminent sir A. G. Shaw, junior grand
warden OF the Grand Commandery;
Eminent Sir r. H. Snyder, commander
OF DeMolay Commandery. No. 4. and
several sir knights Of Montgomery COM
nsandery, No. Is, Of Rockville. Past
Comdrs. r. e. T1tlow and o. .. Roepke
and Master Rice. son OF Eminent Sir
Rice, participated In the service with
vocal selections.
EASTERN STAR.
The associate matrons and associate
patrons win be entertained at East
Gate Chapter next Friday evening.
Fidelity Chapter win have business
meeting November 2. There VIII be 9
card party November 5 at the home OF
sophie RI Cabin, Silt Hiatt place, &C
sp.m. November 81 viii be onlcers'
night. A play, school Days. VIII De
given by the present and past officers.
At the last meeting Of the La Fayette
Lodge Chapter the degrees were con-
ferred on three candidates. On Novem-
Der IL will be the annual grand visi-
fation OF the Grand Chapter officers.
The members Of Brookiand ana Hope
Chapters win also be the special guests.
chevy Chase Chapter win confer
degrees on two candidates TUESDAY
evening. Patron Mandy OF Federal
Chapter viii furnish cello music during
the initiation ceremony. Revision OF
the bylaws win be considered the
Afternoon Section Of the Ways ana
Means Committee will meet November
S at the home of Mrs. Margaret Schnei-
der, s746 Mckinley street.
Areme Chapter, under the auspices OF
the Ways and Means COMMITTEES, with
Mrs. Anna Smitskamp chairman, anu
Mrs. Carrie Langley vice chairman, 3
planning q turkey dinner at the Almas
Temple November from TO pm.
,Ioppa Lodge Chapter viii have 9
business meeting November 4. followed
by a travelogue and moving pictures py
Patron Charles L. Gable.
At the meeting Of Brookland Chapter:
October %, Matron Booker announced
the deaths Of Past -Matron Gutshal
and Mrs. Prince. Mildred Lloyd Pastsn
and Joseph Hiscock were initiated. with
Associate Matron Hiscock ana Associate
Patron Kellar presiding -
Matron Booker appointed Past Ma.
iron Mackle as acting secretary to MI
the vacancy caused by the death OF
past Matron Gutshall Grand Associate
Matron Edith Williams spoke.
mrs. Mary H. Bayles. matron OF
washington Centennial Chapter an
the past matrons and patrons OF the
chapter will be the guests Of honor
A program viii be followed by refresh
nient and dancing.
The Temple Committee will have 8
social evening at the home OF Mrs: Mae
Etchison. 1880 Chicago street SoutneaSt
November at 8 o'clock.
Congress Lodge Chapter will meet
tomorrow evening A card party was
held Cat the home of Matron Dolly
George Saturday evening.
Esther Chapter will have as its guest:
Thursday evening the Matrons anc
Patrons Association Of 1891. pro-
gram is being arranged by Newton t
Hammer and there viii be dancing and
refreshments.
me Auxiliary Home Board held 9
card party at the home Of Junior Pas
Matron Lucy E. FeSSenden October %
Secretary Charlotte M Pine, assisted BY
Mrs. Nina Fry, viii entertain member:
OF the choir at her home, S52T Sixteenth
street, November at pm.
The officers gave Matron Nellie B
Neff and Patron Albert c. Shafer {
surprise party October 90 at the HON,
of ConductreSs NJ Elsie Babcock. TIT
matron was presented with card table
and four chairs and silk umbrella wa
presented to the patron.
Past Matrons and Past Patrons AS
ISOLATION Of Federal Chapter was en-
tertained ct the home Of Mrs Jenni
Hichew, last Saturday evening. Mrs
Carl A. Cole, and Mrs. Elizabeth J. Phil
lips assisted Mrs Hichew.
At the meeting OF Bethlehem Chap
Ger last Tuesday evening the degree
were conferred on Mrs. Freeman
Among those present were ASSociat
Grand Matron Edith Williams Asso
cinte Grand Patron Paul B. Cromelil
and the Associate Mafrons and Asso
ciate Patrons of the District Of Column
bia. Miss EStelle Norton gave reading
and there was community singing le'
hy John Batcman. The star Point So
ciety viii meet Saturday evening in tn
home Of MRS. T. G. SteagaM with MIR
SteagEll MRS Deal. AIRS. Melton an
Miss Ella Lamb as hosteSses.
Joseph H. Milans Lodge Chapter wi
meet Thursday evening IN Northeaz
Rls.cnic Temple. Bethlehem chapts