Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-09-27

place.
At the last meeting the entertain
ment was arranged by the home board.
Several readings and home board"
dialogue were presented.
La Fayette Lodge Fcllowcraft Club
members and their wives were honor
guests at the meeting of Bethlehem
Chapter last Tuesday evening. The
following program was rendered: Vocal
solo, Mrs. Marie G. Deal piano solo,
Mrs. Elsie Weaver; readings, MISS
Welsh A poem was read by Matron
Mrs Lille E. Hall. A present was given
H Myers on behalf Of the Fellowcraft
Club.
Areme Chapter, at it's last meeting
held its grand visitation, followed by
the celebration of the chapters thirty
first birthday anniversary. The hon
ored guests were Grand Matron Amy Q.
Hollander, Grand Patron Theodore G.
Lewis, Associate Grand Matron Edith
A. williams. Associate Grand Patron
Paul B. Cromelin, Grand Conductress
Elizabeth Pitt, Grand Lecturer Mollie
Teachum, Past Grand Matrons jean
cite Smith, Kimmel, Campbell, Chaun-
cey, Stevenson, Bogley and Merritt;
Past Grand Patrons BraShears. Shreve,
Oulu1 ana ETOCIOT. 1I16 IIldOIOllS d11O
patrons of 1881 were also guests.
A program was arranged in the form
of a review, depicting the popular song
hits of the years from 1900 to 1881 by
the members of AremeS Dramatic Club,
under the personal direction of Matron
Selma S. Klein and Past Matron Rose
Hyer Hartung.
Warren G. Harding Chapter met
inl1 NfrI1o
ter officers made their grand visitation.
The grand matron, grand patron and
Past Grand Matron Dulin spoke.
The meeting was also the occasion
Of the chapters tenth birthday. An
entertainment was given by Lawrence
Alsop, Tubby Palmer, Helen Young,
Doris Young and Ruth Mccullough.
The Ways and Means Committee Is
arranging card party and dance for
the latter part Of October. A dinner
is also planned for the last half of
a card party october 16 at Tilden
Gardens. On October the Star Point
Society will meet at the home of Mrs
Schaaf.
Hope Chapter will hold a special
meeting September 20 at the Masonic
Temple. It will be the occasion of the
grand visitation of the Grand Chapter
officers. The chapter also will cele-
brate its birthday anniversary and an
invitation is extended to members of
the order.
Washington Centennial Chapter will
receive the Grand Chapter officers at
its annual grand visitation October 2
at 8:45 pm. The chapter will hold a
dance and card party at the Shore
ham Hotel October 8. At the last
meeting the associate matrons and
patrons were guests, with Associate
Grand Matron Miss Edith Williams as
guest of honor. Favors were presented
to each guest.
Joseph H. Milans Lodge Chapter will
meet Thursday evening in Northeast
Masonic Temple, when the degrees will
be conferred The grand officers will
pay their annual grand visitation at
GAS O'Clock. The chapter will have a
chicken dinner october in Northeast
Masonic Temple.
Matron Iva L. Picket of Miriam
Chapter announces the meeting tonor-
row will be charter members and past
matrons and past patrons night. After
the meeting there will be an entertain
ment in charge of Past Patron Thomas
be served. The chapter held its an
nual dinner at Almas Temple Septem-
Der "a. The Matrons and Patrons As
ISOLATION held its annual picnic at the
cottage of Past Matron Pearl D. Cliff
ford at North Beach, Md, August 16.
ODD FELLOWS.
The Line Officers' Association will
meet tomorrow evening in the room of
Beacon Lodge in Odd Fellows Temple.
President Martin A. McGrory requests
every line officer to attend.
The Rebekahs will hold Joint ami
versary celebration Wednesday evening
in the auditorium of the temple. Presi-
dent Jeanette Griffith and staff of the
Rebekah Assembly will be accompanied
by Grand Master William II. Mcconnell
and the Grand Lodge officers, Grand
Patriarch Willard F. Zepp and the
Grand Encampment line and all will be
escorted by Canton Washington of the
Patriarch Militant unoer command of
Capt John Schaefer. The Ladies'
Auxiliary, under command of President
Frye, will assist the canton in the es-
cort of the grand officers of the grand
bodies. A program has been arranged
and will be followed by dancing.
The first of the series Of the Fall
visitations will be made by Grand Mas
ter w. H. Mcconnell and his staff to
Metropolis Lodge in I. O. o. F. Temple
next Friday.
At a meeting of the Committee on
Banquet it was decided to hold the
annual banquet October 81 at the
Shoreham Hotel. Charles B. Lampe is
chairman of the committee.
Arlington Lodge of Clarendon, Va,
officially visited Columbia Lodge of this
district and conferred for them the
third degree on class of candidates.
The Grand Lodge Of Maryland has
invited Washington members to attend
the annual pilgrimage to the Odd Fell
lows Home in Frederick Md, at pm.
October 4. Buses will leave the Odd
Fellows Temple at o'clock. Those de-
string to Join will advise the Office OF
the grand secretary as soon as possible.
Rebekah News.
The president Of the Rebekah AS
sembly, Mrs. jeanette Griffith, an
nounces the following dates for her Fall
series of official visitationS: october 5,
Naomi: November 6, Miriam; November
8, Esther; November 10. Mount Pleasant,
and her home lodge, December z.
The eightieth anniversary OF the
Rebekah degree will be held September
3d. at pm, in the temple. Program
followed by dancing. Members and
friends are invited.
Esther Lodge will held a reception for
her past noble grands at the meeting,
September %.
WOoDMEN OF THE WORLD.
The September convention of the
Boosters Club of the Woodmen of the
World in the District of Columbia was
attended by delegates from all the local
camps. President William Schoenber-
ger was in the chair. Maj. Thurston @.
Brown made a report on the Uniform
Rank encampment and log rolling held
at Hanover, Pa. Preparations for par
ticipation in the George washington