Evening star., 1932-04-24

"HE visit of Petworth Chapter,
No. 16, Royal Arch MaSons. TO
~ the Vaughn Bible Glass, CAL
vary Baptist Church. which was
scheduled to take place today
has been postponed until Sunday, May
8, at $50 am.
Stansbury Lodge. No. "a, after its bus
inesS communication tomorrow evening,
will stage stag night" to which all
eligible Master MaSons are invited. TINS
is expected to be the outstanding social
event of the year in the lodge. The
KaIlipolis Grotto Military Band and
the Glee Club of the Chesapeake & Po-
tomac Telephone Co, will head the list
OF entertainers.
Friday evening at $50 O'Clock, Eu-
reks CHAPTER of Royal Arch MaSons
will provide a program of entertain
ment and dance for its lady friends at
the new club house of Alrnas Temple
of the Mystic Shrine, to which admiS-
sion is restricted by card invitation.
The drill corps of Columbia Com
mandery, No. ?. Knights Templar, and
the Ladies Auxiliary of the commandery
will give their annual dinner tomorrow
evening at the Roosevelt Hotel, Six
teenth and V streets, with Past Comdr.
P. Raymond Bosch and Mrs. NJ. Elsie
Babcock heading the committee in
charge.
May /, when the commandery makes
its pilgrimage to Gettysburg, to attend
the Ascension day services, Past Comdr.
Charles D. Shackelford will be in
charge of the pilgrims, who will be
provided with transportation and are
expected to apepar in full Templar
uniform.
Grand Monarch Charles E. Minsinger
of Portland. Greg, will be the guest
of Kallipolis Grotto at a ceremonial to
be held Tuesday evening, May 10, in
the auditorium of Masonic Temple.
The short-form ceremony will be ex-
emplified for large class. The jolli-
flcation features, as usual, will be pre-
sented by Past Monarch Samuel F.
Shreve for the edification of the neo-
phytes. There will be selections by the
Grotto Band and other entertainment
features.
The religious services at the Masonic
and Eastern Star Home this afternoon
will be under the direction of Theodore
Roosevelt Lodge, No. A. The Rev.
Francis Alan Parsons, rector OF the
Church OF the Ascension, will deliver the
sermon and there will be musical Sc
lections by Ernest j. Higgins, accom-
panied by Miss Della v. Hardester.
EASTERN STAR.
At the meeting of Mount Pleasant
Chapter at the Masonic Temple, Four
teenth and Kenyon streets, April Is,
Associate Grand Matron Pitt, Associate
Grand Patron Kimmel and the Asso-
ciate Matrons and Patrons of 1892 were
special guests Three members of the
Mount Pleasant Boosters" presented
THE Agitated Doctor" comedy.
The next regular meeting will be held
May g. Matron Harriet L. Potter an
nounces the chapter will hold a cele-
bration in honor of its 9th birthday an
niversary The Boosters" will present
q play, Mount Peasants Pink Tea"
Bethlehem Chapter will have short
meeting and entertainment for the next
meeting. At the last meeting Grand
Matron Miss Edith Williams and Grand
Patron Paul B. Cromelin and Mrs. Crome-
lin. matron of Lebanon Chapter were
made honorary members. The guests
at the Masonic and Eastern Star Home
were entertained Tuesday afternoon
with a card party by members of the
chapter A meeting Of the home board
sonic Temple at II o'clock.
Hope Chapter will meet April 27.
There will be an entertainment AS
part of the entertainment there will be
wedding of Miss Eastern Star" to
''Mr Mason" The n1atron, Mrs Hester
Maschmyer, and the patron, Fielder
Lynn, will be the bride and bridegroom.
The star points will be the maids OF
honor. Music will be sung by Associate
Patron Edward Towers. There will also
be an entertainment by children.
The Floral Circle will hold a card
party in the auditorium Of the General
Baking Co. on April 20.
La Fayette Lodge Chapter at its last
meeting entertained the conductresses
and associate conductresses. Grand
Conductress Mamie L. Greenstreet was
the honor guest. Matron Margaret E.
Smith presided
At the meeting of the chapter We'd
nesday evening at Fourteenth and Ken
yon streets Bicentennial night will be
observed There will be entertainment,
refreshments and dancing. On April 29
there will be public card party in the
Park Savings Bank Building, Four
teenth mad Kenyon streets.
The past officers of Bethany Chap
ter were entertained at the last meet
ing. Mrs. Emma Chadwick, past most
worthy grand matron of the General
Grand Chapter, was the distinguished
guest Vocal selections were rendered
by Miss Frances Tucker, accompanied
at the piano by Mrs. Eveline Monlco;
accordion solos by Fran Trappe; vocal
selections by Raymond Robinson, &C
companied at the piano by Mrs Mabel
II. Test
The Bethany Social Boosters were
entertained by Edward J. Reamer at
his home at their last meeting. A
theater benefit will be given at the
National Theater the evening of May 4.
Harmony Chapter will entertain the
members of Friendship Chapter April
20. It will be Endowment and
Friendship night" There will be pro-
gram and refreshments.
The Ways and Means Committee an
nounces a theater party May at the
New National Theater.
The Home Board meets with Mrs.
Addie Peed Tucker, 329 Madison
street, April 26, at pm, with Mrs.
Greta Hedges and Mrs. Evelyn Ellis as
assisting hostesses.
Electa Chapter has called a special
meeting Tuesday evening at $50
o'clock for the purpose of initiation. At
the regular meeting. 8 O'Clock, the
members of Anacostia Lodge, F. A.
A. M, and women will be special
guests.
The Home Board of Bethany Chap
ter will be entertained with luncheon
at 1890 O'Clock tomorrow at the Con-
gressional Country Club. Mrs. Jessie
Watson, Mrs. Ellen C. Edwards and
Mrs. Ruth M Seeger will be the host
esses. The board will give a card
party at go M street northeast at
oclcsk May IL.