Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1932-06-12
ALAG DAY. Tuesday evening. will
be deliberately celebrated at the
communication of Federal Lodge,
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be deliberately celebrated at the
communication Of Federal Lodge,
/ No /, after short business
session. The exercises will be
opened with the reception OF the col
Crs and the pledge Of allegiance to the
flag. accompanied by The Star Spangled
Banner" and other martial music by the
Marine Band Orchestra,
Harry K. Green. grand master OF
Virginia. will be presented with creden--
tials of honorary membership in Federal
Lodge. Of which he was member, from
1901 to 1915. when he Identified to Co.
lumbia Lodge. No 1885, of Clarendon,
Va. In connection with this ceremony,
Grand Master Green will have as an
honor escort the masters and delesa-
tions from Andrew Jackson Lodge, No.
100: Columbia Lodge, No go OF
Clarendon; Cherrvdale Lodge, No. AZ,
and Henry Knox Field Lodge. No. $40.
all of the Virginia jurisdiction.
Brig. Gen George Richards, U. S.
M. C., and past master Of Osiris
Lodge, No 26. of this jurisdic-
ton. will give a brief address on the
origin and History of the United
States Flag" John c. Proctor. son OF
Past Master William H. Proctor OF
Federal Lodge. will recite The Early
History of Federal Lodge. No, l." ard
District of Columbia will deliver gen.
eral address.
There will be both instrumental music
bv the United States Marine Band and
vocal selections by Warren Grimes. past
master of Barrister Lodge, No. 48. OF
this jurisdiction.
1t is expected that other Masonic
dignitaries will grace the occasion by
their presence and participation for
II T., Tracy OF
Federal Lodge has been untiring in
properly preparing for the occasion.
The Fellowcraft Club of Petworth
Lodge No Al. will give theater party
to the National .Theater Wednesday
evening,
Mount Vernon Chapter, No. 3,
through its high priest. Ara NJ. Danle!s,
announces that the convocation OF the
chapter tomorrow evening Will DO
honor to the past high priests OF the
lodge. and the Bicentennlal Class OF
80 will be received and specially wei
coined There is to be a program OF
entertainment, reminiscent Of each past
high priest of the chapter. and he calls
attention to the fact that the present
grand master of Masons of the Dis
trict. Reuben A. Gogley. and seven
members of the chapter are now officers
in the Grand Lodge line. A gala eve
ming with refreshments at the close Is
promised.
La Fayette Lodge, No 49, will hold
its last meeting of the year preceding
the usual Summer vacation next
Thursday evening. when Junior Deacon
Clifford c. Mccormick will be assisted
by Senior Steward Raymond E. Read in
of - lie lett ~
Worshipful Master c. c. Galloway
has announced that the communication
of Takoma Lodge, No 20, scheduled for
Tuesday evening. has been called Gil
on account Of the carnival which the
lodge is giving during the entire week
on the lot at the intersection Of Georgia
avenue and Piney Branch road.
Hiram Lodge, No. 10. is planning a
visit to Fredericksburg Lodge, No. 4, at
Fredericksburg Va, June %. when the
M M. degree will be presented. 1t was
in Fredericksburg Lodge that George
Washington was made a Mason.
Bicentennial night was observed re-
Gently by the Woman's Auxiliary OF the
Craftsmans Club. The guests were
program consisted Of Taps little
Doris Isabel and Louise Halves in
minuet, reading by Retta Wilson, and
a vocal solo by Virginia FUR, accom-
panied by Helen SpasSoff, who also gave
piano selections. Clifford Johnson OF
the Craftsmans Club gave a talk,
Incidents of Masonic Significance in
the Life of George Washington"
The next meeting of the auxiliary Will
be held June 81, when arrangements
will be made for the annual picnic.
A benefit party will be given at the
National Theater on the evening OF
June %.
EASTERN STAR.
At the last meeting of Lebanon Chap
ter degrees were conferred on 10 can
didates. The members of the bowling
team were welcomed in a body and the
team, through its captain, Mrs. Mar
guerite G. Davis, presented the chapter
with prize cup won in the Ladies
Eastern Star Bowling League. Past
Grand Patron Troth of Maryland was
present. Following the meeting next
Tuesday evening an entertainment Will
be provided for the children of the
members. Refreshments will be served
and favors distributed to the children.
A rummage sale will be held June l8
and 20 at 10l2l2 Four and-a-half street
southwest.
WASHINGTON Bicentennisi night was
celebrated at the last meeting OF Beth
any Chapter. Grand Matron Edith A.
williams, Past Grand Matrons Grace
Wilkins Kimmel, Cora P. Mayberry and
Sallye Bogley, Associate Grand Matron
Elizabeth Pitt and Associate Grand
Patron Frank Kimmel were guests. The
Sunshine Committee presented the
chapter with an electric staff. the pres
entation being made by the chairman.
Mrs Mabel H. Test. Mr.. Gibbs OF the
George Washington Bicentennial Com
mission gave a lecture, vocal selections
by Past Matron Ethel Martin and Past
Matron Gertrude Smith, dances by Miss
Lorraine Imley, dancing by Miss Alice
Gcmpers, vocal selections by Stanley
Quine and Miss Minnie Volkman. Mrs.
Mabel H. Test was the piano accom-
pianist.
The Temple Committee was enter
tanned at the home of Mrs. Cassie M.
Cooke June 2. Mrs. Nell Cogan and
Mrs May Rice were the assisting host
esses The Past Matrons and Fast Pa
irons Association was recently enter
tanned by Past Matron Nellie G. and
Past Patron Walter P. Plunley at their
home. They were assisted by Past Ma
iron Eta B. Campbell. The chapter
OllCcIS SUI pIlScu tlle <lilCLd ~
Marshall. with birthday anniversary
party at the home Of Past Matron La
vinia Durham. Gifts were presented to
the matron and also the patron, Harry
A. Leighton.
Joseph H. Milans Lodge Chapter will
meet Thursday evening in Northeast
Masonic Temple. The degrees will be
conferred. The bowling teams of the
various chapters will be special guests.
The Endowment Committee will meet
Tuesday with Mrs. Esther v. Gross at
IL o'clock. The Willing Workers will
hold a card party with Mrs. Ida Smith
Tuesday evening at 28l0 Twelfth street
northeast. The Ways and Means Com
mittee will hold lawn party June 10
a. Ninth and H streets northeast The