Evening star., 1932-07-03

This will be Patriotic day for TIE
open-air religious service at Temple
Heights at o'clock pm. The ad-
dress will be made by DR.. Simpson b
Daugherty. pastor of the United Breth-
ren Church The music will be under
the direction of j. Walter Humphrey
The grand chaplain will preside.
The special guests will be the officers
and members of the following blue
lodges, accompanied by their families
Anacostia, No. 81. Walter Sager, mas
ter; Pentalpha. No. %. Harold Lee Wal
ker, master: Albert Pike, No. 36, Austin
j. Lester, master, and Justice, No. 46,
Dwight E. Rorer. master. Also the Off
GERS and members Of the following
chapters of the Order of the Eastern
Star, with their families: Electa, No, 2,
Miss Dorothy NJ. Tucker, matron, Ray
mond F. Selby, patron Naomi, No. 3.
Mrs. V. Belle Mellen, matron, Robert
w Mccullough. patron; Unity, No. %,
Mrs Elizabeth NJ. Titus, matron, Wilhelm
II Weidemann. patron and Trinity, No.
33. Mrs. Ella " Smith, matron, Archie
Lewis, patron.
Previous to calling off meetings for
July and August, the Washington Rail
road Square Club met June Is at
Northeast Masonic Temple. William M.
Doak. Secretary of Labor was repre-
sented by Assistant to Secretary Peter
T. Snyder, who made an address. James
A Farquharson, assistant president of
The Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen
spoke on the proposed schedule for the
betterment of the unemployed knights
of the rail" Melville D. Hensey. presi-
dent of the National League Of Masonic
Clubs outlined the activities of the or
ganization Past President Lynn H
Troutman paid tribute to Manager John
Love Wilkes of the Jacksonville Termi-
nal. charter member of the Railroad
SQUARE Club. and wartime manager of
the washington Terminal. H. w. Faw-
yer. B. & o. engineer, spoke on frater-
nal clubs
President James B. Edmunds well
coined the visitors and members of the
club, among whom were George F.
Mergell, w F. Hayes. oscar w. Riley
and John J. Cunningham, past presi-
dents, Railroad Square Club; G. l..
,Hightman, c. F. Rauth, Robert G. Nc
Lane, P. H Delaplaine, C. w. Jones, o.
M. Ballot. George H. Winslow, T. G.
Brown, vice president, and j. L. Bate
man, secretary advisory board; D. c.
Dow. Angle Club; Joseph D. Sullivan,
c. H. Schwab and E. E. Lewis, Circle
Club; w. A. Trask, Sojourners' Club; H.
K. Troutman, B. G. Craig, Gavel Club;
F.. ]. Day. past president Fellowship
Club; William Handy Williams, c. F.
Rauth, John T. York, Peter Oliver and
Others Refreshments and cigars con-
cluded the entertainment
EASTERN STAR.
La Fayette Lodge Chapter, at its last
meeting. conferred the degrees on two
candidates. The meetings have been
called of for July and August. The
members gave surprise party June 20
TO Patron Julian o. Cardin- at his
home. SIS Oneida place The Ways
and Means Committee will give card
party at the home Of the matron,
Margaret E. Smith, 1915 Juniper street,
July IS.
At the last meeting of st. Johns
Lodge Chapter a testimonial was held
for Past Grand Patron Theodore Lewis
vice chairman of the Pageant Com
mittee of the Grand Chapter that pre-
sented "Washington's Vision OF
Triumphant Nation" at the Washing
ton Auditorium May 13. Grand Matron
Edith A. williams, Right Worthy Grand
Treasurer Flora Campbell, Past Grand
Patron Belts were guests. Chairman
of the Bicentennial Committee of the
Grand Chapter, Past Grand Patron
George Pitt and Chairman Past Matron
Selma S. Klein, accompanied by the
other members of the Executive Com
mittee, visited in a body.
The grand matron presented Mr..
Lewis with a diploma from the Execu-
tive Committee of the Bicentennial
Committee of the Grand Chapter. Past
Grand Patron Lewis was presented
silver vase from the drill team by his
little daughter, Virginia. He was also
presented with a gift from the officers
of st. Johns Lodge Chapter by Miss
Eleanor Watson. The chairman, Selma
Klein, presented him with gift from
the Bicentennial Committee. Solos were
rendered by Marie Deal, Newton Ham
mer and Mr.. Darkin.
The chapter meetings scheduled for
July and August have been called of.
Miriam Chapter entertained the chill
dren of its members at the last meet
ing. The following program was given:
Piano solo, Estelle Louise Gates; aero
batic dance, Rita Suck Zuck; violin
solo, Thomas Cooper; piano solo, Mary
Louise Grady; patriotic toe dance,
Genevieve Rogers; recitation, Sylvia
Sher; song and dance, GeneWeve
Rogers and Rita Suck Zuck, and piano
duet, Myrtle Watson and Mary Louise
Grady. Candy and favors were dis
tributed.
Members Of the Auxiliary Home
Board will entertain the Campbell
Loffier Sewing Club at the Masonic and
Eastern Star Home July 6 from l to
3 pm.
The Star Point Society invites mem
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at 2 pm. in Rock Greek Park, section
"A, near Miller's cabin.
Brightwood Chapter conferred the
degrees June 23 Past Matron Martin
of Cathedral Chapter sang during the
initiation. accompanied on the organ
by Past Patron Fred Schickler. Irma
Lanman also sang. Thh meetings OF
the chapter have been called on Tor
July and August.
Members of Unity Chapter are in
vited to attend the service at Temple
Heights today at pm.
The Matrons and Patrons ASSoci-
alton is planning a picnic at the home
of DR.. and Mrs. Hoofnagle washington
Grove. July l6. The members Of the
chapter are invited to join with them
In the picnic.
Lebanon Chapter has called off the
regular meetings of July and August.
The chapter will hold religious services
at Temple Heights the afternoon Of
July TO- The Lebanon Choir will take
a prominent part and members Of the
choir are requested to be present at
2:30 pm. The Bazaar Committee held
a card party at the Summer home Of
Mrs Ruth Cromelin at Washington
(zrorya A moonlight pYciIrSjOn
down the river will be held the evening
Of July q.
The Auxiliary Home Board Of Joppa
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