Evening star., 1932-10-09
MASONIC.

andria, Va, to pay a visitation mex
Wednesday in the George washington
National Masonic Memorial Invitation
have been extended to all MasonS IL
Virginia. The uniform bodies Ct Capito
Forest will hold street parade at 7:3
pm, and upon arriving in the audi
torium of the memorial they will enter
tain with a program of musical enter
tainment.
The Ionic Club of master Masons o
the Treasury. General Accounting OF
flee and Capitol will hold their annua
field day and outing at the Manor Clul
october IS, all day. dinner being served
at 2 pm.
Knights Templar day will be opened
today at the last open-ar religious
service for this season on Temple
Heights, at O'Clock. The address VII
pe delivered by DR.. Ze Barney Philips
Of Epiphany Episcopal Church.
The officers and members OF the
Grand Conlmandery, together with the
officers and members of the six conStit-
uent communicates of the District o1
Columbia, will be the special guests
The music today will be provided by
an octette, directed by j. Walter
Humphrey, and by the Knights Tenn
plar Band, which will furnish several
numbers and accompany the Congrega-
tional singing.
The Fellow Craft degree will be ex-
emplif1ed Saturday evening under the
direction of the Grand Lodge Commit
tee on Work and Lectures.
Monarch o. A. C. Oehmler announces
a goodfellowship night of Kallipolis
Grotto october IL. There will be short
form initiation and entertainment. Inc
annual convention and outing of the
Middle Atlantic Grotto Association will
be held at Atlantic City, N. j., October
II and IS. A large delegation from
Washington, Baltimore and Richmond
in addition to large numbers from the
New Jersey and Pennsylvania Grottoes
will attend. On November the Grot-
toes in the Middle Atlantic Association
will join with Kallipolis Grotto In q
ceremonial, to be held in the George
Washington Masonic Memorial. pre-
ceded by a parade and barbecue in
Alexandria During the afternoon a
Cavalry drill will be held for the visitors
at Fort Myer.
EASTERN STAR.
The Ways and Means Committee of
Areme Chapter will hold a rummage
sale. october 10, II and IL. at 210l K
street. Chairman Anna Smithskamp
will call for rummage.
At the last meeting of the chapter
the Associate Grand Matron Elizabeth
Pitt and Associate Grand Patron Frank
Kimmel were the special guests of the
evening with the associate matrons and
associate patrons of this jurisdiction.
Lebanon Chapter will meet Tuesday
evening The star points of the juris-
diction will be special guests. There
will be playlet under direction of Mrs
Marguerite Davis. There will be dane
ing. Petitions for the Bicentennial de-
gree class to be held at the George
Washington Memorial at Alexandria
may be presented at this meeting.
Mrs. Pauline Loveless, chairman of
refreshments, has appointed Mrs. Elsie
Allen. Mrs. Bernetta Hoffman. DR.. Alice
Downing. Mrs. Emma Daniels. Mrs.
Mae NJ. Smith, Mrs. Florence Bell. Mrs.
Mary Jane Jester, Mrs. Minnie Neil,
Mrs Ruth Buckner and Mrs Mildred
Schenick to serve with her at the 'at
hcme," October IS, at the Masonic
and Eastern Star Home, from 7:30 to
1890 pm.
The Home Board of Federal Chapter
will hold a card party at 60 M street
northeast Wednesday at $3.50 pm.
Bridgo and five hundred tables are
planned.
Mrs Louise w. Chase, chairman of
publicity, has appointed Mrs. Madella
Smith, Mrs. Hannah Munroe. Mrs.
Bessie Jackson. Mrs. Elsie Stuart, Mrs.
Louise Reed, Mrs. Annie L. Fish, Mrs.
Irene Budworth. Mrs. Hazel Spicer and
Mrs. Hattye Leith to serve on her COM
mittee for the lat home" to be held
october Is, at the Masonic and Eastern
Star Home. Mrs. Chase and her COM
mittee are arranging for radio. an
nouncements over Station VOL.
Takoma Chapter will have grand visi-
tation October IA.
Sarah Peden, matron of Temple
Chaper, announces October 10 there
will be business meeting. On October
II at II 80 o'clock there will be a lunch
con and card party at 1901 Georgia
avenue. The hostesses are Mrs. Min
ME Goldberg, Mrs. Rebecca Himelfarb
and Mrs. Fannie Yockelson. On Oc-
tober 20 at 8 o'clock there will be
card party at the home of Mrs. Ruth
Armstrong. 612 Madison street. The
meeting scheduled for October "a will
be grand visitation
Grand visitation will be made to
Warren G. Harding Chapter next
"Wednesday at 8 pm. A Bicentennial
program will be presented.
Bethlehem Chapter will have charge
of the religious services at the Masonic
and Eastern Star Home next Sunday at
3 o'clock. The sermon will be preached
by Rev. C. H. Corkran. pastor of
Douglas Memorial Methodist Episcopal
Church. Mrs. Marie C. Deal will sing,
accompanied by Mrs Elsie Weaver At
the last meeting sketch was pre-
sented. under the direction OF Mrs
Lille A. Hall. The following took part:
Elsie Belle Shiplev. Marion L. Tucker,
Eugenia S. Corning, Veazie Pearmen,
Carrie Batson. Irene Darnell, Edna
Raucher and Dorothy Troop.
At the next meeting the chapter will
have the grand visitation.
Mrs. Mabel H. Test, chairman of the
Sunshine Committee of Bethany Chap
ter, announces a chicken dinner at
Almas Temple, 1915 X street, at 4;30
pm. October 18. The home board will
give cary party at the home of Mrs.
Edwards, 1921 Norwood drive. Chevy
Chase. Nd, at 80 pm. october r.
Mrs. Cora IcenhoWer announces rum
mage sale. october IA and IS, at 2034
Georgia avenue.
Hope Chapter will meet Wednesday
in the Masonic Temple. when the
Grand Chapter officers will pay their
annual grand visitation. Following the
official grand visitation the chapter will
celebrate its eleventh birthday anniver-
sary There will be program, refresh
ments and dancing.
The Endowment Committee of Will
J em F. Hunt met Monday evening at
Ire home of Frances Schnable. The
officers Of the chapter will hold meet
ing Wednesday at the home of Grace
Barnes, 234 Sheridan street. Those as
Sistino in entertaining will be Augusta