Evening star., 1932-07-24
MASONIC.

Auxiliary to De Molay Commandery,
No 4, Knights, Templar, will be held at
pm, July 80. at the home OF MI. ana
Mrs j. Fred Huber, 305 Maple avenue,
Falls Church, Va.
Illustrious Master Erwin J. Hibbs in
vites the officers and members OF ADO
hiram Council and their families to at
tend religious services at Temple Heights
this afternoon. Members of the Cryptic
Rite are specially invited guests.
The Cryptic Rite of Freemasonry Will
be the special guests at the open-alr
religious services at Temple Heights to-
day, at 4 o'clock, under the direction OF
DR.. John C. Palmer, chaplain Of the
Grand Lodge of Masons. DR.. Clifford
H. Jope. pastor of the Ninth Street
Christian Church. will deliver the ad-
dress The music will be under the
direction of J. Walter Humphrey, with
Miss Anna Kimball, soprano soloist, &C
companied by Miss Ruth Kimball. 1t
is also expected that the choir and
orchestra of the Ninth Street Christian
Church will render several numbers.
The following blue lodges, their Off
GERS and members, with their families,
will also be special guests today: st.
Johns. No. II. Stanley D. Willis, mas
Rosenthal master; East Gate, No. "a,
Raymond w Murphy. master, and Con-
gress, No. 81. John E. Lawrence, master.
Also the following named chapters OF
the Order of the Eastern Star with
their officers and members and their
families st. Johns, No. 18; Mrs. May
Mason. matron; Charles Coakley, pa
tron; East Gate, No. 81. Mrs. Anna l..
Lambert matron; Fred H Sigmon pa
tron, and Congress. No. 35. Mrs Dolly
George, matron; Luther w. Burr, pa
tron.
Federal Lodge will have the Master
MaSon'S degree conferred July 26. with
Senior Warden Day in the East, assisted
by Senior Deacon Matthias.
EASTERN STAR.
Treaty Oak Chapter will continue to
meet during the Summer on the first
and third Mondays. On July 8 a spe-
cial meeting was held for the purpose
of initiating a class of seven. At the
invitation of the worthy matron, Clara
Reynolds, Grand Master Reuben A.
Bogley a past grand patron, presided
with Past Grand Matron Sallye c.
Bogley as their daughter was among
those initiated Other guests we're
Grand Matron Edith A. Williams, Past
Grand Matron Flora E. Campbell. Past
Grand Patron Gratz E. Dunkum, Grand
Secretary Rose A. Yost and Grand Lee
turer Molie E. Teachum. Vocal music
was given by Mrs. Lydia Bovine of
Berlin. N. J. On July l8, a short
business meeting was held The next
meeting will be August l.
The officers of Fidelity Chapter held
their first annual picnic at the Summer
home of Martha Rich. at Broomes Is
land, Md. July IT. There were bath
ing. and a base ball game, followed by
dinner.
Brightwood Chapter will hold a
basket picnic at Idiev'ilde, Nd. July "a.
Meet at 9 80 am. at the hone OF the
matron, 924 Quincy street. Those need
ing transportation, call Adams 9341-J.
On July II the officers gave birthday
surprise party for Patron Frank L. Lapp
at the home Of Matron Ethel F. Nagle
Congress Lodge Chapter will take part
IN the religious services this afternoon
on Temple Heights. The picnic at Plum
Point. Md, July 80, will be held at
the Summer home of Past Matron
Audrey Gregory.
ODD ftLLON =.
One hundred and thirty-six members
with their families and friends attended
q pilgrimage to Atlantic City, N. j.,
the last week end.
Mount Pleasant Lodge at its meeting
last Tuesday evening voted to move
from its meeting place at Fourteenth
and Kenyon streets. to Takoma Park
to meet in the Mesonic Temple in that
locality. The first meeting will be held
in September
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.
SyracuSianS Lodge entertained w. J.
Thorn. Sidney Solomon. P. J. Pfiefer
c. P Kar and Max T. Pines of Century
Decatur Lodge. Joseph Geraue of Elm
Lodge. Oakland. Calf; Joseph David
son, Wayne Lodge of Detroit Mich;
D. C. Delin, Defiance Lodge, Chicago,
Ill: F. M. Poole, Winter Haven. Fla;
w. w. Clements of Oriental Lodge
of Webster Lodge.
Syracusians Lodge Dramatic Team
under the direction of Past Chancellor
E. T. Negosta, conferred the knight
rank on Oliver S Bshoff. Emil Loeb
man, Charles D. Schaus, Israel Rosen-
blum and Ralph Pines of Century De-
catur; George w. Hanley, Carl Knigh-
ton Carl Rosecrans, David Bloom, Rob-
ert G. Cook, jr; w. T. McClannahan
Edmund Bowman and Elwood Jarboe OF
Syracusians.
The special meeting Of the Pythian
Pilgrimage drive will be held at the
temple July 27. Chancellor command
ers of each subordinate lodge are re-
quested to be present.
B.P. o. ELKs.
Preparations are being made by the
committee in charge of caravan whlch
will 90 to Wilmington, Del, to attend
the State convention to take with them
the boys band Of the lodge, August
IS to IT, -,
The next meeting Of the lodge Will
be held August 8, at pm.
DAUGHTERS OF AMERICA.
Friendship Council convened, with
the councillor, Mrs. Jessie Low pre-
siding. The following officers were in
stalled: Councillor. Maude Frye; as
sociate councillor Minnie Richards;
Junior past councillor, Jessie Lowe;
associate Junior past councillor. Tlllle
Entrigan; vice councillor, Lillian Lear;
associate vice councillor name not
eiven): assistant recording secretary,
Helen Luckett (re-elected); conductor,
C. Folks warden, Belle Bryan; inside
sentinel, Mrs. Dove; outside sentinel,
William Lanham; trustee. 18 months,
William Lanham; representatives to
the State Council, Jessie Lowe, Minnie
Richards and William Lanham. The
annual excursion of tha State Council
will be held to Marshall Hall August 2.
Mzpah Council met, With the coun-
cilor, Mrs. Katherine Baum in The
chair Members We're invited to join
Mizpah Councils Sewing Circle on an
outing to Chapel Point.
Betsy Ross Council was presided over
by Associate Councillor Mrs. Addie Sin
clair. Officers installed were: Coun-
cilor. Mrs. Mamie Lawrence. associate
councillor, Mrs. Ella PelloWe; vice
councillor, Mrs Ida S. Frazier: asso-
ciate vice councillor, Mrs. Maude V.