Evening star., 1932-02-21


Virginia Jurisdiction, to present
an American flag to the latter. Inc
presentation address will be made by
Past Master Henry c. Stein. Elaborate
arrangements have been made Tor tne
entertainment of the visitors while they
are in the Virginia city.
Mithras Lodge of Perfection OF the
Scottish Rite will present the eighth
degree of the Rite on Tuesday evening
at the Scottish Rite Cathedral, TO the
Bicentennial class.
At another of its good fellowship eve
nings, Acacia Lodge. No. 18, Will be
entertained with a talk by Harrison E.
Howe OF La Fayette Lodge, No. 19, ana
editor of Industrial and Emergency
Chemistry his theme being Our Syn
thetic Age" The E. A. degree has been
announced for Monday evening, the 29th
instant at a special for the purpose.
A patriotic Masonic observance OF the
Washington Bicentennial will be held
bv Federal Lodge. No. l, in the audi
torium of the new Almas Temple Club
House, 1915 K street northwest. at
O'Clock Tuesday evening. Grand Master
Boelev is expected to be in attendance.
A very elaborate program has been
prepared for the occasion including
orchestral and vocal music, "presenta-
ton of the colors." and addresses by
distinguished speakers. Members will be
admitted on the identification caros
and ladies have been invited.
HARMONY Lodge No. II. also will
celebrate the Washington Blcentennlal
observance in the auditorium OF Ma
sonic Temple Wednesday evening, at
$50 o'clock Gen. John j. Pershlng,
Brig Gen. Andrew Moses, chief OF staff
S. A, and Rev. DR.. Abram simon
will be the principal speakers and the
combined men and women's choruses
of the glee clubs of George Washington
University will sing under the direction
of DR.. Robert H. Harmon. The Meyer
Goldman Orchestra and Mrs. Harmon
will accompany the singers. Repre-
sentative Sol Bloom. associate director
of the Washington Centennial Commls-
sion. will make brief address and con-
tribute interesting pamphlets on wash
ington's Home and Fraternal Life.
Souvenir programs have been provided.
Kallipolis Grotto will celebrate with
ladies' night at the Hotel Raleigh
Thursday evening exclusively for the
prophets and their ladies.
Capitol Forest, No. 1O4, Tall Cedars
of Lebanon, will hold its Febru-
arv ceremonial Saturday at $3.50 pm.
in the Raleigh Hotel ball room. This
event will be short form" ceremony
in the early part of the evening, and
then ladies night" reception. enter
tainment and dance. The Tall Cedar
Band, under the direction OF Charles r.
Brill. will take an active part and the
Kings Court, Stunt Team and Rangers
will also participate.
Capitol Forest, No 104. will hold
complimentary get-together banquet
and dinner party in the Broadmoor
Hotel. 1901 Connecticut avenue. at $3.50
pm. Wednesday, in honor OF the varl-
Gus uniform bodies of the order, the
band. royal rangers, kings court and
stunt team.
EASTERN STAR.
The Home Board Committee of Areme
Chapter is entertaining at Colonial
silver tea tomorrow at the home OF Past
Matron Helen L. Brashears, 44OO Six
teenth street from 5 to Z o'clock. Those
who will assist the hostess are Irene
Katherine Schmidt matron; Mary Lang
lev Jester, Past Grand Matron Bena A.
Barnhart, Belle Long. Bertha KoSt and
the members of the Home Board Com
nittee. A musical program has been
arranged.
The Endowment Committee will hold
a card party at the Carlton Hotel March
Z at $50 pm.
Unity Chapter celebrated its 18th
birthday anniversary February II. The
distinguished guests were Grand Matron
Miss Edith Williams, Grand Patron
Paul Cromelin. Right Worthy Associate
Grand Patron William Duval. Past
Grand Matrons Mrs. Lena Stephenson
and Mrs. Amy Hollander and the ma
irons and patrons of 1882. A Blcen-
tennial program was given by the Unlty
Players
The Unity Players met February 18
at the home of the director, Miss kath-
ryne Logan. Plans Wede mace lot
vaudeville dance at Joppa Lodge Han,
EIGHTH and Upshur streets, February "
The WAYS and Means Committee Will
give a dinner March 10 at the Unitarian
Church. Fifteenth and Harvard streetS;
The next meeting of the chapter Will
be February 26.
Goodwill Chapter will have birth
dav anniversary February 26; Home
Board meeting February 29 with Mrs.
Pose Carter, 37l5 TWenty-second street
northeast: card party February Is at
Washington Loan & Trust Bullomg,
card party March 16 at FOurteenth
street and Park road: Star Point Society
meeting March 4 with Mrs, Carrie
Bal1mann. 1905 Lawrence street noItn-
east: card party March at l4lZ
street
The Auxiliary Home Board OF Martina
Chapter met at the home OF faSt Nd
from Lille Barker, SIS U street, WIN
Mrs Ieona Augusterfer and Mrs. Mary
beavers ioint hostess A card party
will be held at the Naval Looge naH
April 2. s ,,,,o,, Inc
combe, president; Annette Evans, VIZ
president; Mildred Green, secretary
Edith Peay. treasurer.
Past Matron Ray K. Wonoery mas
been elected president OF the Matroas
and Patrons Association OF l929.
ASSOCIATE Grand Patron F; FRANK
Himmel was given homecoming TIL
cav evening A revival OF the MouIls
Vernon days was depicted in song ana
dance by Miss Bixler.
A dance and card party will be given
by Bethany Chapter at the Halelel
Hotel February 20. The members OF
rhe Eastern Star Veterans Assoclatlon
of the District of Columbia will be
entertained by the chapter March =:
The Bethany Sunshine COMMITTEE
vas entertained Thursday at the home
of Mrs. Ruth NJ Seeger. Past Matron
Eva D. Court. Mrs. Estelle K. Serrano
and Miss G. Elizabeth Meginniss were
assisting hostesses. The Endowment
Committee will meet at the home OF
Mrs, Nell Cogan, 1850 Northampton
street. Thursday evening. Mrs Cora
Icenhower and Mrs. Lucia Douan WILL
be assisting hostesses.
Federal Chapter celebrated its sixth
birthday anniversary. when the grand
patron and the matronS and patrons
of 1882 were especial guests. Other
honored guests were Past Grand Ma
irons Nellie Fletcher, Tillie Chauncey
opd Grace Kimnel Past Grand Pa