Evening star., 1932-03-27
FRATERNITIES

| Order of Yelled Prophets, will partici-
pate: April 6, a visit TO washington
Centennial Lodge, No. IA; May 8, out
door convocation of Masons at the Syl-
van Theater, and May 10, grand mon
arch's ceremonial In the Masonic Au-
ditorium Grand Master Bogley visited
the Grotto at its last meeting and de-
livered an address.
Grand Tall Cedar Thomas C. Havell
of Capitol Forest, No. 104, Tall Cedars
of Lebanon, has announced that the
next ceremonial will be held in the ball
room of the Raleigh Hotel Saturday,
April 9. when the stunts" team will
stage an entirely new feature Capt
George Whiting OF the uniformed drill
team is preparing new drills for this
event James M. Kline, king of the
Royal Count degree and ritual1st1c team,
has made elaborate preparations for the
SERIOUS" work. Junior Grand Tan
Cedar Charles r. Brill, director Of the
Tall Cedar" Band, will direct the mu-
sical entertainment.
A large delegation from Capitol For
est attended the district meeting at
Hagerstown, Md, last Wednesday eve
ming of the officers and representatives
from all forests in Maryland, West Vir-
ginia and the District Of Columbia
During the evening there were several
thousand members in parade of bands,
drill teams and other uniformed bodies
The Ionic Club of Master Masons
employed in the Treasury, General Ac-
counting ONCE, Capitol and White
House, will hold Ladies' night, with
program of entertainment, dancing and
cards, at Meridian Mansions, 2400 Six
teenth street, Tuesday evening from 8
o'clock until midnight.
The club is very busy helping in the
arrangement and activities of the COM
ing convention Of the National League
of Masonic Clubs, which meets in this
city during the week Of May 8.
EASTERN STAR.
Areme Chapter met March 16, when
the degrees were conferred. Vice Chair
man Of the Bicentennial Committee of
the Grand Chapter Theodore c. Lewis
made an address In connection with
the Bicentennial program.
The chapter was entertained with the
play Presidents Wives" by members
Of Adah Chapter, Mount Rainier, Md.
Matron Irene Katherine Schmidt an
nounces the Home Board Committee
will hold a card party March 29 at
1870 pm, at so M street northeast.
The Ways and Means Committee of
Federal Chapter will meet at the home
of Mrs. Jessie p. Conrad April 1 at
pm.
The Temple Committee Of Joppa
Lodge Chapter will give card party
April at 8 pm. at so M street north
east.
Cathedral Chapter conferred the de-
! grees on Mrs. Olive Easter DodSon, Mrs
Bertha B. Hicks and Mrs. Bess Eftler
| Reese Wednesday evening, with Matron
Phoebe r. Lightner and Patron Robert
| Y. Tabler presiding in the East and
Mrs. Cecil Rye of Oklahoma occupying
the station of Martha. DR.. A. E. Cowles
related the history of the emblematic
star used by the chapter, Mrs. Cecil
Rye gave readings and Mrs. Helen Har-
per and James Hicks rendered vocal
numbers
At the meeting April 13 the Cathedral
Bellies will make their debut in play
entitled Ways and Means" This club
will hold its monthly meeting April 5
at the home Of Miss Margaret Horn
1918 Livingstone street, with Miss Alice
Kicker assisting.
Conductress Louise M. Garner will be
hostess TO the Home Board April 7, as
sisted by Mrs Mary M. Klein.
Columbia Chapter tomorrow evening
will observe the 200th anniversary of
the birth Of George Washington. The
| grand matron, Miss Edith A. Williams,
will attend. The program will center
around the motion picture George
Washington-His Life and Time"
The Endowment Committee will hold
card party Thursday in the chapter
room.
| Congress Lodge Chapter met Monday
evening and had as distinguished guests
Past Grand Matron Kimmel, Associate
Grand Matron Elizabeth Pitt and Asso-
ciate Grand Patron F. Frank Kimmel,
also the associate matrons and associ-
ate patrons of 1882. The chapter was
fancy dances; Miss Frances Williams,
tap dance, Miss Katheryn Schofield,
solo. Past Matron Gertrude Smith of
Columbia Chapter sang Esther Lawren-
son announces a card party April / at
so M street northeast.
Naomi Chapter recently conferred the
degrees. G. Barre Giles, past patron
OF Congress Lodge Chapter, presided
during the initiation. At the meeting
March 49, reception was held and O
| 6As P4SOSAOSN w 3s&As oA3a 1NAAes S1lAIlC
A. Stewart in honor Of their golden
wedding anniversary. The entertain
ment consisted Of cornet solo, Adelaide
Rau; recitation, Helen Thomas; bugle
selection, Mary G. McPheeters; song and
violin solos, Florence Yeager, members
Of the Girl Scouts Of the District Of
| Columbia.
Members Of the Bicentennial Com
mittee are Matron v. Belle Mellen,
| Dat
Mrs. Bertha 8. Wood and Mrs. Maude
G. Breniger.
The Home Board Of Unity Chapter
will meet April ! at the home of Mrs
Susie Hoofnagle, 1858 Otis place Mrs.
Ethel Steele will be assisting hostess.
Mems night will be observed at East
Gate Chapter next Friday evening The
Star Point Society will meet at the
home OF Past Matron Lillian Arm
strong, 1912 Kearney street northeast,
Monday evening. Elizabeth Burke will
be assisting hostess. The Ways and
Means Committee will give a dance
Thursday evening at the East Gate
Temple. Rhode Island and Mills ave-
nue. northeast. At the last meeting OF
the chapter the past matrons and past
patrons were the honored guests. Fol-
lowing the meeting a short program was
given. Alice Neal, contralto, accom-
panied at the piano by Nellie Watson,
sang a group Of Irish songs. At the
association meeting Of the past matrons
and past patrons, held at the home
Of Past Matron Castell, the following
officers were elected: President, Past
Matron Keil; vice president. Past Pa
tron Castell secretary and treasurer,
Junior Past Matron Rupp.
Matron Eileen H. Dalstrom and Pa
tron Harry T. Sisk announce the past
matrons and past patrons will be hon
ored at the meeting of Miriam Chapter
tomorrow night. A program of enter
tainment has been arranged.
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