Evening star., 1932-01-10

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Tuesday-Evangelist Chapter,
Rose Croix, statutory assembly.
- ERVICES at the Masonic and
Eastern Star Home this after
noon at o'clock will be con-
~ Quoted under the auspices OF
Ess Gate Lodge, No. "a, with
Rev. ]. Woodman Babbitt, pastor OF
the Church Of the Covenant, oficiat-
ing. Special music will be provided.
Capt. L. Monroe Bricker, U. S. A.,
Ordnance Department, will deliver an
address on Armament" at the con-
vocation Of Washington Chapter, No. 2,
r. A. M, Thursday evening, to which
Royal Arch Masons have been invited.
Mount Horeb Chapter, No. 7, has
scheduled the Mark Master degree for
Tuesday evening. The grand visitation
will be held at a special convocation,
January 10.
Almas Ten@la of the Mystic Shrine
will hold its annual meeting for the
election and Installation Of officers in
the new club house at 1918 K street
northwest Thursday evening, January
81, starting at 7:30 O'Clock. Potentate
the 1882 Identification card viii be re-
quired on this occasion, and he has
asked that all Mobiles wear their fez.
Worshipful Master Robert T. High
field calls attention to the fact that
at the communication of Columbia
Lodge, No. 3, on Friday evening Rev.
Emanuel A. LIE Moine, rector of St.
COLUMBIA Episcopal Church, win give a
talk on Hunting Seals IN the Frozen
North and Sailing on the Seven Seas"
There will be other features suitable
TO social evening.
worshipful Master Louis Goldberg
has announced that Junior Warden
Maurice A. Goldberg viii participate
in the ritualistic work, with the other
newly elected officers Of the lodge, on
Tuesday evening.
Samuel Gompers Lodge has elected
and installed the following officers:
Worshipful master, Louis Goldberg;
senior warden, A. D. Abrams; junior
warden, Maurice A Goldberg; senior
deacon, Myer G. Rosendorf; junior
deacon, Alfred A Bennett; senior stew
ard, Milton d. Norman; junior stew
ard, Joseph Hurwits: tiler, Joseph
Lewis.
The Advisory Board of Masonic
Clubs of the District Of Columbia Is
sponsoring reception to the offfeers
of the clubs at the willard Hotel Fri-
day evening at o'clock, when the off,
GERS OF the clubs for 1892 will be IN
stalled. This is the ninth annual
affair of this kind, arrangements for
which are under the direction Of H.
F. Chandler, president Of the Advisory
Board. Admission will be by invita-
ton card only, which may be secured
from the officers Of the various clubs
An entertainment, with dancing from
s:45 to IL, viii follow the reception.
In Harmony Lodge, No. II, wednes-
day evening, following the r. G. degree,
a birthday party" viii be given by
Worshipful Master Carl II. Ciaudy, with
particular reference to the past masters,
the members of the fellowcraft team
and the team captain. Past Master
George G. Ober, I'd, and the offieers Of
the lodge. The master, 1t Is announced,
will see that every brother who attends
will receive a birthday present" The
party is to be followed by refresh
ments.
EASTERN STAR.
The Ways and Means Committee Of
Fidelity Chapter will hold q card party
January % at 8 pm. at the home Of
Matron Marian F. wilkins 500 Ogle-
thorpe street On February from 4 80
to 1880 O'Clock the chapter will hold its
annual turkey dinner at AlmaS Temple,
1915 K street. The January l6 meet
ing has been called OF, due to the
Grand Chapter session.
The Dance Committee of Bethany
Chapter met at the home Of the chair
man, Mrs. Ethel D. Morris, Monday and
completed arrangements for the an
nual card party and dance at the
Raleigh Hotel February 20. Past Ma
tron' Georgia Johnson, MIS-. Ella Logs
don and Mr.. Clarence Z. Berrett as
sisted in entertaining the committee
The next meeting of the committee
will be held at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Clarence z. Berrett. The sun
shine Committee weS entertained at
the home Of the chairman, Mrs. Mabel
H. Test, Thursday. Mrs. May p. Rice
and Mrs Alice w. Newhard were assist
ing hoSteSSes. Due to the Grand Chap
ter session January is the chapter
meeting scheduled for that date has
been called off.
The Treasurers' Association met at
the home Of the grand treasurer, Mrs.
Lille Mckenzie, when the following
officers were elected: Mrs. Ruth H
Eskridge, president; Mrs. Louise E.
KregloW. vice president; Mrs. Clara A.
King, secretary; Mrs. Jeannett Prae-
torius. treasurer. The association
elected three honorary members: Mrs
Lille EIcKsnZ!2 grand treasurer; Mrs,
Flora E. Campbell right worthy grand
treasurer, and Mrs. Rose A. Yost, grand
secretary.
Lebanon Chapter will hold a recep-
ton to the new officers at its meeting
Tuesday evening. The Masonic Glee
Club will entertain. Dancing and re-
3reshmentS will close the evening.
The Auxiliary Home Board viii have
p rummage sale at l0lSi2 Four-and-a-
half street southwest, January %
and Is.
The annual card party and dance
February 10.
At the meeting Of Temple Chapter
January IL will be the installation OF
Associate Matron Mildred Steiner
Schenick. The annual dance and card
party will be held February 2 at the
Shoreham Hotel. Matron Sarah Peden
entertained the officers, past matrons
and committee chairmen at the Lee
House January 4.
Mount Pleasant Chapter met January
!. There was a reception 10 the new
officers. followed by entertainment and
dancing. Past Grand Patron William
Belts was the distinguished guest, The
chapter win hold its annual dance and
card party January az at the Shorehan
Hotel Past Matron Sarah r. Williams
Is chairman.
Matron Ethel Waterheld Of Harmony
Chapter announces the meeting Janu-
ary IA is called off. due to the Grand
Chapter session. The Auxiliary Hons
Board viii meet with Angela Cook
chairman, l7ls Eighteenth street, Jan.