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program is in charge Of Past Patrons
Davenport. historical pageant will
be presented by the Unity Players The
meeting will be held in the Scottish
Rite Cathedral, Third and e streets,
at 1880 pm.
La Fayette Lodge Chapter, at its last
meeting, observed "Bicentennial night. u
There was a program Of music, with
Mrs. Anna Hess, Mrs. Nell Grove and
Mrs. Ethel Martin rendering vocal
numbers. Mrs. J. H. Fahrnbach was
the accompanist. The minuet was
danced by some Of the chapter men,
bers
At the meeting Wednesday evening
Kenyon streets, the degrees will be
conferred.
The Star Point Society of Acacia
Chapter will meet at the home of Mrs.
Bateman, 6016 Fourth street, May IL.
Mrs. Beulah DagenaiS and Mrs. Elsie
Nordquist will be the hostesses.
Members of Miriam Chapter are in
vited to attend the exercises at the
Masonic and Eastern Star Home today
at pm, when two trees will be plant
ed in the name of the chapter. Past
Grand Matron Bertha Hudson and Past
Matron Helen NJ. Rowen, president of
the Matrons and Patrons Association.
will assist in the planting. Acceptance
will be made by George A. Maddux,
president of the board of directors.
Bicentennial night will be observed in
the chapter tomorrow evening. A pro-
has hnPn ARRANGED
The Auxiliary Home Board Committee
will entertain the guests at the Ma
sonic and Eastern Star Home May 10,
in the afternoon, with a card party.
A theater benefit will be held at the
National Theater May 18.
Warren G. Harding Chapter will meet
Tuesday at the Masonic Temple. Spe-
cial services will be held at the Masonic
and Eastern Star Home, when the Past
MatronS and Past Patrons Association
will plant a tree in commemoration of
the George Washington Bicentennial to-
day at 5:45 pm. The chapter will hold
benefit May 18 at the National
Theater.
The associate matrons and patrons
OF the District of Columbia will be the
guests of the associate matron and as
sociate patron Of the chapter May "a.
Matron Sarah Peden Of Temple Chap
ter announces May 8 five candidates
will be initiated.
The meeting Of April 25 was desig-
mated as Children's night, with the fol-
lowing children furnishing the enter
tainment: Bernice Stein, Izetta Rae
Simon, Gertrude Berman, Buddy Kor-
man, Lyons Turns. Jerome Brodie, Lor-
rane Coleman, Melvin Rosenberg, Ber-
nette Street, Melvin Holober, Zelda
Bowman, Marthena Mehrling, Ruth
Kogod, Fannie Fressin, Mindell Stein.
Caroline Yokelson, accompanied by
Jean Applebaum; Adelaide Holober,
Gertrude Keedan and Helen Feldman.
Naomi Chapter will meet May II for
Auxiliary Home Board night, entertain
ment and refreshments.
At the last meeting the Naomi Play
ers presented a minstrel show Mem
bers of the cast were: Patron DR. Rob-
ert Mccullough. Past Patron James B.
Robinson, Associate Patron H. z. Wack-
erman, Charles Proudley, Past Matron
Loretto M. Robinson, Past Matron Hell
en- D. Robbins, Mrs. Lorraine Proudley,
Mrs. Ruth Wackerman, Mrs. Harriet
Ryan, Mrs. Elms Barton, Mrs. Edith
Mccullough, Mrs. Bessie Dulin, Miss
Etna Green, Betty Barton, and directed
by Associate Matron Edith w. Clark,
Irwin Proudley at the piano and Mr..
Widemyer, guest soloist.
The Auxiliary Home Board will meet
May 9 at the home of Mrs. Elsie
Crumbaugh, 1928 Eighth street SOUTH
east.
A theater party will be held at the
National Theater May IT.
Candidates were initiated in Martha
Chapter last Friday evening. Mothers
day was observed. Matron Emma II.
Mason announces the 37th birthday
brated May 20, at which time the grand
grand matron and patron, the matronS
and patrons Of 1882 and past grand
officers will be especial guests. The
entertainment is being planned by the
conductress and associate condustress.
The Mu Chi Club will meet May IL
at the home of Past Matron Evelyn
Hursh, 5114 Kansas avenue.
Gavel Chapter will give a chicken
dinner at Alnas Temple. 1915 K street,
May IL from 4:30 TO pm.
The Temple Committee will meet
May with Mrs. Bernadette Doyle, 20l
Thirteenth street northeast.
Joppa Lodge Chapter, at its last
meeting, entertained the members Of
Joppa Lodge, Petworth Lodge and Pet
worth Royal Arch Chapter, when the
program consisted of a solo dance by
little Lorraine Russo, solo dance by
little Jack Mayhugh, flute solo, George
Magdeburger. accompanied at the piano
by his mother, Past Matron Elviria
Magdeburger, and dance and sketch
by Lorraine Russo and Jack Mayhugh.
Dancing and refreshments followed.
A card party will be held at 2146
Georgia avenue at pm. May 81.
There will be a rehearsal for the Of
ficers of Harmony Chapter May IL in
stead Of Monday at 7:30 o'clock.
ODD FELLOWS.
Grand Master Thomas C. Mettler,
accompanied by his officers, on Tuesday
evening will officially visit Excelsior
Lodge in the Odd Fellows Temple.
A visitation will be held May % to
Beacon Lodge.
Fidelity Rebekah Lodge held services
at the Odd Fellows Home last Sunday
afternoon. Grand Master Thomas C.
Mettler and Past President Flora o.
Schwinger had charge of the religious
part of the services. DR.. T. David Gates,
past grand of Harmony Lodge, con-
Quoted the musical program and solos
were sung by Mrs. Woodruff.
The grand master and his officers ac-
companied President Belle @. Thompson
and her officers on her official Welt tr
Fidelity Rebekah Lodge Tuesday eve
ming. Past Grand Master Irving r.
Schwinger gave the ritualistic work.
Grand Representative Wilfred z. Law
son gave an address.
Grand Chaplain Ashlan F. Harlan Of
the Grand Lodge, appointed by the
grand master to represent the grand
body on the Committee on Memorial
Exercises. has called a meeting of the
representatives to that committee May
Il