Evening star., 1932-08-21
MASONIC.

MASONIC.
Various committees of Kallipolas
Grotto, M. Q. v. P. e. R., met with
the general chairman, William j.
Erskine, at the Grotto headquarters,
1912 G street, last Tuesday evening,
when he announced that the convention
of this organization will be held in
Atlantic City october IA to 16
/ Partial arrangements were also made
for ceremonial to be held at the
dria, on November S. At this time the
various grottoes composing the Middle
States Grotto Association will meet
with Kallipolas Grotto of this city,
bringing their candidates from their
home cities to unite with the local
organization in being put through the
! third degree, when those surviving will
be presented with the regulation feZ,
pin. etc.
Previous to the initiatory ceremonies
parade will be held, followed by a
barbecue.
Open-air religious services at Temple
Heights today at O'Clock. under the
direction of the grand chaplain OF the
Grand Lodge of Masons. DR.. John C.
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| Thomas E. Boorde, pastor Of Temple
| Baptist Church. The music will be
under the direction of j. Walter Hum
phrey and consist of solos rendered by
Mrs. George j. Chailett, accompanied
by Mrs Cornelia Kinsella. and Miss
Pauline Bruner, accompanied by Miss
Eleanor Colborn. together with the
usual congregational singing
The special guests will be the Of
ficers and members of the following
named Blue lodges. with their fam
lilies: Columbia. No. 3, Robert T
Highfield, master: Dawson, No. 16,
Christian A. Manning, master; Hope
No. 20. R. Sidney johnson, master. and
master. Also the officers and members
Of the following named chapters OF the
| Order of the Eastern Star, with their
| families: Ruth, No. /, Mrs. Edna T
Harris, matron, G. Edward Anderson
patron; William F. Hunt, No. 16, Mrs
Bertha Smethurst. matron. James A.
Smith, patron; Friendship, No. II, Mrs
Effie NJ Mcmillan, matron. Robert H
Sanford, patron, and Brightwood, No
AZ, Mrs Ethel F. Nagle, matron, Frank
D. Lapp, patron.
EASTERN STAR.
Treaty Oak Chapter held short
business meeting last Monday eve
ming. The meeting scheduled for Labor
day has been called off. September 19
will be observed as Endowment night.
The annual picnic and business meet
ing of the Natrons' and Patrons As
sociation of Miriam Chapter was held
August IA at Denny-Clif1, the Sum-
mer home of Mr. and Mrs. w. R. Cliff
ford, at North Beach, Md.
B.P.O ELKS.
There will be meetings of the lodge
September and 2l october will be-
gin the regular weekly sessions of the
lodge limitations Of new candidates
will be held each month thereafter.
The Board of Trustees plans to reno
vate the entire club house. New fur
nishings and decorations In the club
rooms will be installed.
The regular Thursday and Saturday
night charity dances will start Septem-
ber IS. Charles Rouse is chairman OF
the committee.
ODD FELLOWS.
Golden Rule Lodge meets in Odd
Fellows Temple the first and third
Tuesdays of each month at pm.
Mount Pleasant Lodge met Tuesday
evening for the last time in its old
quarters at Fourteenth and Kenyon
streets. Final arrangements were made
! toward moving to its new location In
Masonic Temple on Carroll avenue III
Takoma Park The first meeting will
be held September 6. The lodge will
hold open house and have special en-
| tertainment.
Brightwood Lodge has received the
| application Of Ralph F. Raymond for
consideration.
The Labor day parade arrangements
have been practically completed, &C
cording to Chairman Martin A. Nc
Grory. All participating in the parade
must wear fiat straw hats. white shirts,
: black bow tie and white shoes.
The Bicentennial Committee met
Monday evening and agreed to present
the Odd Fellows pageant October %
in the new Roosevelt High School Au-
ditorium.
Rebekah Lodges.
The eighth anniversary of the insti-
tuition of Brightwood Rebekah Lodge
was celebrated August 9. Talks were
made by Annie Glossbrenner acting
president Of the Rebekah Assembly;
Mary P. Pollock, past president and
organizer of the lodge, and Thomas C.
Mettler, grand master. Games were
played under the direction of Misses
Julia Cauthen and Thelma Replogle
Noble Grand Dorothy Larson distribut-
ed programs Of the activities for the
term to the members. There will be a
business meeting Tuesday evening.
Degree and Homecoming is arranged
for September 81.
The General Committee of the BIZ
centennial met Friday evening. Lemuel
Windsor, chairman. presided. 1t was
decided to hold the celebration Oc-
tober 28.
The officers of Naomi Rebekah Lodge
were installed by Mrs. Christine B.
Proctor and her officers from Friend
ship Rebekah Lodge as follows: Noble
grand, Clara Steihl; vice grand, Alma
I. Terry; recording secretary. Alice s.
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