Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1932-05-29

secretaries ana ITeaSurerS nlgnL Will
be observed June 8. Past Matron Eve
Ign Eursh will be in charge OF the pro-
gram.
The Ways and Means Committee will
sponsor a card party in Northeast Ma
sonic Temple next Tuesday evening.
The Past Matrons and Patrons As
ISOLATION of Joppe Lodge Chapter met
May 20 at the home Of Grand Con-
ductress Mamie L. 0reenstreet, when
she was assisted by Mrs. Ida v. Jones,
Mrs. Carrie E. Trivett. Mrs. Effle c..
Norton and Charles L. Gable. Plans for
a picnic June Is at the Summer cot
tage of the president, Emma T. Blood
at Herald Harbor, Md, were completed
The night of June l has been as
signed to the past officers. when they
will confer the degrees. The Ways and
light trip June 6.
DAUGHTERS OF AMERICA.
Members and color bearers have been
requested to assemble not later than
ais o'clock today for the massing Of
the colors at the Sylvan Theater.
Memorial services in honor Of de-
ceased members will be conducted to-
night at the Ingram Memorial Congre-
gational Church. The Junior Order Of
United American Mechanics has also
been invited. Rev. Frederick " Fisher,
pastor will deliver the address
Fidelity Council met with the coun-
cilor. Mrs. Eleanor Risdon, presiding.
Mrs. Cora Jones reported on the ban
ner which she Is having made for the
June 4 parade.
Pride of Washington Council met
with the councillor, Mrs. Ruth Locke,
presiding. A housewarming was held.
Plans were made for the Bicentennial
parade June 4. Miss L. Rensell pre-
sented the council with two flags.
Kenmore Council was called to order
by the councillor, Mrs. Nettie Mettler.
Mrs. Myra Fort made report on the
meeting of the Bicentennial Committee
and w. Lawrence Grimes and State
Vice Councillor Mrs. Belle Gibson spoke
on the June parade. Mrs Dora Wood
and Mrs. Mae Ames announced arrange
mentS for the birthday dinner in COM
memoration Of the councils 7th ami
verSary in June. Mrs Deborah STREET,
berger, State council inside sentinel,
made an unofficial visit
Star Spangled Banner Council met
with the councillor, Mrs Lille Butler, in
the chair. The council Is making plans
for the Bictentennial parade.
Triumph Council was opened with
Councillor Mrs. Agnes Barbour In the
chair. Mrs. Louise Schwenk reported
progress on the birthday anniversary
and also reported on the Bicentennial
parade.
The Past Councillors Association met
at the home Of Mrs. Reed with Miss L.
Smith assisting
Barbara Freitchie Council convened
with the councillor, Lena Wolfinger, in
the chair. Plans were discussed about
the Blcentennial. Members desiring to
march in the parade. June 4. have Been
requested to attend the meeting June 2.
The meeting of Anacostia Council was
conducted by the councillor, Bertha HUI
baSher. The new banner which was
recently purchased by the committee for
use IN the parade was presented. Mrs
Laura Allen. president Of the Hospital
lty Committee. announced a meeting
Friday night at the home Of Mrs. Edna
CLANCY
The W. and w. Club OF Anacost,a
Council met at the home Of Mrs. Edna
Dyer, with Mrs Nora Lee assisting The
next meeting will be held at the home
OF Mrs. Mary James and Mrs. Ethel
Keene will assist the hostess. The club
was recently entertained by Mr.. and
MRS. Lee Conner at their Summer cot
tage at Benedict, Md.
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.
syracusians Lodge elected to honor
airy membership Past Grand Chancellor
Summerkamp Of Jackson-Lee Lodge
Columbus. Ga: The page rank was
conferred on Charles Simmons, Charles
Stratige, Louis E. CALI Ralph Erpsito,
John Meali and Van B. Sadler.
Washington Company, No. /, U. r. K.
of p, will meet June 2.
Rathbone Temple, Pythian Sisters
with Mrs. Mae Witworth, most excellent
chief, presiding, celebrated its 4lst
birthday anniversary. There was an
unwilling of the portrait OF George
Washington by Miss Doris Kirby, Mrs
Lillian Dreamer and Miss Laura Payne
Recitation by Miss Rita Hinkle, song by
Master Merrill Holt, musical duet by
Mrs. Lillian Dreamer and Melvin
Dreamer, playlet by Jobs Daughters,
songs by the Stephenson twins solo by
Miss Laura Payne, reading by Ella
Thornton.
WOMANS BENEFIT ASSOCIATION.
Washington Review will hold a card
party in the club rooms Friday eve
ming.
The club board of directors will
sponsor a luncheon and card party
June 10 at the Continental Bakery.
The Wednesday Afternoon Sewing
Circle Of the Pioneer Club will meet
Wednesday afternoon.
ODD FELLOWS.
Officers of the following subordinate
lodges will be installed: Central Lodge
by Past Grand Maynard P. Twitchell
of BrightWcod. July l; Columbia Lodge,
by Past Grand Linwood E. Donaldson
of Amity, July 7; Friendship Lodge,
mings Of Metropolis, July s; Covenant
Lodge, by Past Grand Ora L. Pfrim-
mer of Golden Rule, July 6; Federal
City Lodge, by Past Grand Hiram E.
johnson of Brightwood, July /; Salem
Lodge, by Past Grand Embert A. Le-
Of Eastern, July Z; LAngdon
Lodge, by Past Grand Justin M. Green
Of Beacon Lodge, July I, and Phoenix
Lodge, by Past Grand Dr.. Thomas D.
Gates of Harmony, July Z.
A visitation was held Monday eve
ming in Odd Fellows Temple to Beacon
Lodge by Grand Master Mettler ana
his staff. Past Grand Sire Ernest w.
Bradford made a welcome address and
made a gift from Beacon Lodge to
Grand Master Thomas c. Mettler. Rep
William A. Pittenger Of
gave an address. Solos were
given by Past Grand Edwin S. Callow
All branches of the order are re-
quested to send in the names Of de-
ceased members of their respective
lodges since last Memorial day to the
Office of the grand secretary. AL Lists
must be in before June 8. Memorial
services will be held at the Mount Yer
non Methodist Church South June IL.
The Committee on Bicentennial will
met June in the Odd Fellows Temple.
Columbia Lodge will inaugurate its
for a Bicentennial class with
an entertainment for members and
their families June 2.
Rebekah Lodges.
At the meeting of Friendship Re-
bekah Lodge June bingo party will
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