Evening star., 1931-11-29

bv any of the bodies that meet during
the week have been received for pub
lication.
Master Joseph F. Stibor of National
Lodge, No. IL has advised the members
of the lodge that a special service in
memory of Rev. Homer J. Councillor
long a member in the affectionate re-
gard of the lodge, will be held Wednes
day evening at 8 o'clock in the Calvary
Baptist Church, to which they have
been especially invited. Rev. Mr.. Coun-
cilor was regarded as an active and a
very enthusiastic Mason.
The drill team Of Broghtwood Com
mandery No. 6, knights Templar, has
announced an old-time minstrel show
from 8 to GAS each evening. followed
by dancing until midnight, Thursday
and Friday of this week in Brightwood
Masonic Temple for a worthy cause"
Andrew N. Wilson will be the inter-
locutor; w. F. Raymond, Mr.. Wilson,
Raymond Fillius and Frederick Schaefer
as Soloists; Joe johnson, Lester Charl-
ton, William T. Gary, I'd, and Francis
j. Lightfoot as end men, with Fred
Blood, Ed Brooker, Roger La Hayne
Milton V. Hanson, A. A. Ludwig, living
Towson, William G. Smith and Charles
Stevens in the chorus. Miss Lucille
Reinbach and her orchestra will pro-
vide the music for show and dance
and Venerable j. P. Mullane will look
after the costuming and makeup.
Almas Temple of the Mystic Shrine
will have its Fall ceremonial Saturday,
December II, in the Washington Au-
ditorium, Nineteenth and streets
The proceedings will begin at 7:30 pm,
and an entertainment of unusual merit
is announced to follow the ceremonial,
inn lIIi inn -sr TNa&s
the class will not be received aztec
Monday, December Z, when Recorder F..
Lawrence Walker will close the list ac-
cording to Shrine law. A business
meeting of the temple will be held in
the new club house Friday, December
ii, at 1880 pm.
The Fellowship Club of Master
Masons in the Bureau of Engraving and
Printing met Saturday evening, No
vember 81, in Pythian Temple, Presi-
dent Samuel B. Reeder presiding, to
celebrate its twentieth anniversary.
Among committee reports President
Reeder spoke of the automobile accident
Saturday. October "a in which Robert
T. Finlow, member of the club, suf-
fered broken leg, wrom which he is
slowly recovering in Providence Hos
pital. It was reported that the club
has on its register the names of 10
past presidents, including Benjamin
Goldsworthy, j. E. Borland and Joe
I Butler, deceased. OF the 16 living, Is
attended this anniversary meeting.
There were present also six of the mem
bers that have been retired from the
Bureau of Engraving and Printing. Past
Grand Master of Masons of the Dis
trict of Columbia j. Claude KEEPER and
Maj. Wallace w. Kirby, a former di-
rector Of the Burean of Engraving and
Printing, we're the honorary members
present. Letters were read from Hon.
orary Members L. Whiting Estes and
Carter B. Keene.
At the close of the regular business
session the president turned the gavel
over to Past President Lynn H. Trout
man, first president of the club, who
gave brief history of the club. The
roll Of the charter members was called,
and many were present, still active in
the club.
j. Claude KEEPER. grand master of
Masons in the District of Columbia
when the Fellowship Club was or
ganized, delivered the principal address.
Others who spoke were Mai Wallace
w. Kirby, Samuel C. Bready, Harold F.
Chandler and Donald D. Isbell, past
president, president and vice president,
respectively, of the advisory board.
The entertainment feature, in charge
of Past President Posey v. Hall, con-
sisted Of music by the orchestra, under
the direction of Brother Ellerbrook; So
prano solos by Miss Ray Palkin, tenor
solos by Al Golden, duets by Miss Palkin
and Mr.. Golden, accompanied at the
piano by Miss Nettie Sadler; fancy tap
dances by Miss Peggy Owens, amateur
boxing contests by boys from the Ma
tional Training School for Boys and
comedians from the same school, under
the direction of Director Mccarthy.
Members of the Circle Club were
guests of the club.
EASTERN SCTAR.
The general assembly of the Eastern
Star will be held tomorrow evening in
Memorial Continental Hall at 8 o'clock
Prominent among the speakers of the
evening will be Mrs. Minnie Evans
Keyes, right worthy grand secretary of
the General Grand Chapter, and Col. C.
Fred Cook, grand master of MasonS of
the District Of Columbia. Music will
be furnished by the Masonic Glee Club.
Martha Chapter, No. 4, had a "new
member night at its last meeting, at
which the members initiated during this
year were the special guests. Asso-
ciate Matron Emma Mason had charge
OF the program, which consisted of a
tableau by Adah Chapter of Mount
Rainier, Md, entitled THE Wives of the
Presidents" There was reception held
for the new memb bers. and also for the
homecoming of Past Grand Matron
Flora Campbell. recently elected right
worthy grand treasurer of the General
Grand Chapter. The matron, Mrs. Elsie
x. Speer, presented Mrs. Campbell with
a gold pennant and chain on behalf OF
the chapter. Among the distinguished
guests were Grand Matron Amy G. Hol-
lander, Right Worthy Grand Treasurer
Flora Campbell, Past Grand Matrons
jeanette r. Smith and Nellie E
Fletcher and Past Grand Patrons Dixon
Shreve and Dunkum.
The next meeting, December 4, will
be devoted to the election of officers.
william F. Hunt Chapter will NEE
December 10. Election of officers, aftel
which lunch will be served The Off
GERS were entertained by the matrol
and patron at the home of the matroI
the evening Of November %. ....
The members are requested to attenS
the grand visitation of this jurisdiction
at Continental Hall, November 80,
o'clock.
Miss Rowena F. Roberts, matron o
Joseph H MilanS Lodge Chapter, an
nounces the meeting Thursday evening
in Northeast Masonic Temple will b
elections of officers. A turkey Dime
will be served the members at O'Clock
Grand Matron Amy C. Hollander ant
Mr.. Hollander, Grand Patron Theodor
Lewis and Mrs. Lewis, Past Grand Ma
tron Gertrude Milans, Past Grand Pa
tron Joseph H. Nilans, Past Grand Pa
trou George Pitt and Mrs. Pitt VT
be guests. December II viii be install
lation OF officers.