Evening star., 1932-11-13

! lington Centennial Chapter, November
10, 8 pm, and Friendship Chapter, No.
vember 10, S;15 pm.
Matron Elva L. Howard announces
! Columbia Chapter will meet tomorrow.
! A feature will be reception to the 80
new members of the chapter. An en-
| terta inment has been arranged by
committee of men of the chapter headed
by Edwin E. Putnam, past patron. Re-
freshments will be served.
A dance for the benefit of the Unity
Players of Unity Chapter will be given
November l9 at the Lee House.
Matron Florence o. Stokes announces
Virginia night" at the meeting of La
Harmony Ch7pter of Vienna, Va, will
be special guest.
Trinity Chapter at its next meeting
will honor the new members who have
been initiated during this year. There
will be refreshments and dancing. The
Ways and Means Committee will hold
rummage sale November Is and 20.
Mrs Ruth Shike is in charge.
ODD FELLOWS.
The official visitation to Eastern
Lodge will be held Wednesday evening
by Grand Master Mettler and his Of
ficers. On November % they will Of
fcially visit Friendship Lodge, meeting
in their hall, 822 Twentieth street
Amity Lodge was officially visited by
the grand master and his staff No
vember T. Miriam Rebekah Lodge mem
bers were guests.
Many Odd Fellows and RebekahS and
.1s,. f,sz L. I1J -
Adams Cathedral last Sunday after
noon. when Bishop James E. Freeman
spoke.
Emma TresS Strobel. chairman of
the Committee on Rebckah Anniversary.
viii hold final meeting OF the COM
mittee November so in the temple.
REBEKAH LODGES.
Religious services will be conducted
at TIE I. o. o. F. Home, 1888 N street,
today at pm. by Friendship Rebekah
Lodge.
Mount Pleasant Rebekah Lodge will
hold a card party Thursday evening
The members will entertain at the I. o.
o. F. Home November 90.
Naomi Rebekah Lodge will hold
card party at the home Of Mrs. jean
cite Oakes, 1417 Newton street, Thurs
day evening.
At the meeting Of Brightwood Re-
bekah Lodge Tuesday evening Miss
Gladys Smith was appointed chairman
of the religious services to be held at
the I. o. o. F. Home November 81. Mrs
Elsie L. Wilson was appointed chairman
of the pantry shower November 23
Schuyler Colfax Rebekah Lodge
celebrated with Bicentennial program
Tuesday evening. A musical program
was given by Mrs. Gertrude Lyons. Miss
Mary Junkin and Mrs Gertrude Dyre
A minstrel show was given by members
Of the lodge, assisted by Mrs. Mary
Adar1son ct the piano.
Ruth Rebekah Lodge received Mrs
Belle c, Thomson, president of the Re-
bekah Assembly, on her annual visit
Monday evening. The warden was pre-
sented with a certificate Of perfection.
Mr.. Fox formerly a member of AleXan-
dria. Va, was accepted as a member
by transfer.
The president of the Rebekah AS
sembly, Mrs. Belle G. Thomson, will pay
her official visit to Naomi Rebekah
Lodge November 81, to Friendship Re-
beksh Lodge December 6 and to Bright
wood Rebekah Lodge December 13.
The Noble and Vice Grands' Associa-
ton met at the home of the secretary,
Mrs. Phoebe Haight, Wednesday eve
ming.
A school Of instruction will be held
at Miriam Rebekah Lodge Friday eve
ming.
DAUGHTERS OF AMERICA.
A Halloween masquerade party was
held by Fidelity Council. Prizes were
awarded Mrs. Cora Jones, Miss Frances
Casalege Miss Ravilla Hanney, Mrs.
Mary Brown. little George McNey, Mrs.
Boswell end Mrs. Smith of Star
Spangled Banner Council
Betsy Ross Council, No, %. was Of
ficially visited at its last meeting by the
State councillor, Mrs. S. Belle Gibson
and her officers. Mrs. Mamie Lawrence,
councillor, presided There were vocal
and instrumental selections under direc-
ton of Mrs. Ella Pellowe. Mrs. Mar
guerite Grey, soloist,. was accompanied
at the piano by past state councillor,
Mrs. Floda M. Reagan. The visitation
was followed by a reception given in
honor of the State council deputy. Mrs.
Margaret Halfpap and the State council
inside sentinel, Mrs Maud A. Wine.
The Deputies Association met with
the president Mrs. Louise W. Mcdonald,
presiding Those initiated were Mrs.
Maybelle Bernard, Mrs. Rehna Gerry,
Mrs Lillian Martin, Mrs. Mary Nichols,
Mrs. Lucy Hardy. Mrs. Grace Easter,
Mrs. Margaret Taylor, Mrs. Cora Jones,
Mrs. Marguerite Grey and past State
councillor, Mrs Elizabeth Shepherd.
Past State councillor, Mrs. Mamie Howell,
was elected as president.
Associate State Councillor Helen W.
Luckett, chairman of the State Council
! Good CT the Order Committee, announces
meeting November %, at O'Clock, 808
Eye street northwest. 20 .'.'.
State councillor, Mrs. S. Belle Gibson,
and her officers paid their annual visit
to Martha Dandridge Council and were
received by the councillor, Mrs. Madeline
Frye. Past State councillor, Mrs. Mil
1 dred G. Rock, was officially. received. as
national deputy councillor for the Dis
/ trict of Columbia by the State councillor,
/ Mrs. Belle Gibson.
Pride of Washington Council con-
vened with Joseph Ogden, associate
councillor, presiding. Elwood Lewis and
| his sister, Miss Lucille Lewis, were in
itiated. Games were played and John
| Dredge won the prize. A 500 card party
and bingo game will be held Wednes-
day evening, November 16, at 60 M
street northeast.
John L. Burnett Council plans a card
party November 10, at $50 o'clock at
1922 N street.
Kenmore Council met with Mrs, Elsie
Fillmen, councillor, presiding. The first
nomination Of officers was held. Mrs.
Vivian Aylor rendered musical Belec-
tions.
Mizpah Council met and Mrs. Lula
Gallener appointed Mrs. Mary Van S.se,
Mrs Ivy Harding and Miss Elsie Lynch
to serve on the State Council Benevo-
lent Committee Mrs Eula Barnett an
ncunced a supper at 822 Twentieth
street, November II, and cotton party
December l. .-.. ..
Triumph Council met with Councillor
Mrs. Jesse Davis in the chair. The state
councillor, Mrs. s. Belle Gibson ahd
officers were welcomed. Mrs. Louise r.
SchWenk announced a card party at the