Evening star., 1932-05-01

Dowrick, Janet Jardine, Margaret Bra
den, Mary Smith, Ethel Dameron,
Josephine LIE Sage, Mildred Brashears
Sullivan, Frances McLaren, Viola Wyand
and Alberta Pasaloff Miss Dorothy
Seamans, Violinist, was accompanied by
Past Patron Earl I. Klein.
Matron Schmidt announces at the
next meeting the conductresses and as
T, sociate conductresses of the District will
be the guests of honor, with the grand
conductreSs and associate grand con-
ductress as special guests.
The grand matron and grand patron
| are heading pilgrimage to Mount Ver-
| non May g. 1t is requested that the
| members of the fraternity attend.
Members will assemble at GAS am. on
| the west side of the White House Ell
| lipse. Those expecting to attend, notify
your matron to communicate with
Grand Sentine. Raymond F. Selby, At
lantic 1865, at once
ODD FELLOWS.
Grand Master Thomas C. Mettler will
officially visit Phoenix Lodge Thursday
evening in Bennings, D. c.
Eastern Lodge will hold father and
son night Wednesday evening in the
Odd Fellows Temple. The grand officers
have been invited. The program is as
follows: Introductory remarks by Grand
Secretary Harry L. Andersen, master
! Of ceremonies; piano solos by Miss
Marie Lund; vaudeville sketch, Past
Grand Embert A. LIE Lacheur, Mrs. E
! A. LIE Lacheur, featuring vocal solos and
duets, Miss Marie Lund, accompanist;
address by Past Grand Master and
Grand Representative Wilfred E. Law
son; motion pictures, cornet solo by
Messrs. TibbalS and Anderson accom-
panied by Mr.. Grouse, at the piano
Remarks by Grand Master Thomas c.
Mettler and other officers of the grand
lodge
The committee on Bicentennial. un-
der Craftsmanship of Past Grand Master
Lemuel H. Windsor, met Monday eve
ming at the temple, organized and began
plans for celebration of certain events
during the year. William H. Darr was
elected secretary of the committee.
Rebekah Lodges.
Naomi Rebekah Lodge will hold a
school of instruction tomorrow evening.
Mrs. Annie E. Grigsby, grand instruct
ress, will be in charge.
Mrs. Belle c.. Thomson, president of
IllC INCDChdIl AoSGlIlDly. Will pay IlGI
official visit to Fidelity Rebekah Lodge
Tuesday evening at Langdon Lodge
Hall, 2020 Rhode Island avenue north
east.
Fidelity Rebekah Lodge will conduct
services at the l. O. o. F. Home, 1898
street, today from to pm.
At the last meeting of Ruth Rebekah
Lodge, the degree was conferred on
Reubie B. McKinnon and Dolores v.
Fisher Emma E. Barkman was re-
ceived by reinstatement. A bingo party
will be given tomorrow evening
At the annual visitation of Mount
Pleasant Rebekah Lodge, Mrs. Belle C.
Thomson, president of the Rebekah As
sembly, and Thomas c. Mettler, grand
master, with their official officers, we're
present. Gifts were presented both, and
flowers to Mrs. Annie Glossbrenner and
Mrs Margaret Hellmuth. Noble Grand
Margaret Bennett presided at the meet
ing. after which a program was given:
Bass solo. Harold Kallstrom; vocal
duet Mrs. Vesta P. Lynn and A. Scott
Pollock; piano solo, Arthur Moberly.
Mrs. Margaret Thompson was appointed
as representative to the Memorial
Committee A party will be held at
the National Theater May IT.
Brightwood Rebekah Lodge met Tues
day evening. and the degree was con-
ferred on Miss Sara Fisher and Mrs.
Minnie S. Warfield Mrs. Alice E. King
was admitted to membership by card.
Grand Chaplain Ashlan F. Harlan of
the Grand Lodge was a visitor. Noble
Grand Gladys Smith appointed Mrs.
kathryn c. Rain as representative to
the Memorial Committee play and
dance will be given at the close of a
business meeting May 10. Mrs. Ruth
r. Brown was appointed chairman of
the Dance Committee Bicentennial
program will be presented May "a.
Schuyler-Colfax members will be guests
OF the evening. Mrs Joanna Ison is
representative to the Bicentennial Com
mittee.