Evening star., 1932-11-13
FRATERNITIES

Masonic.
La Fayette Chapter, r. A. M, VIII
Start an innovation Tuesday evening.
when the mark master degree will be
conferred for the first time in this juris-
diction in full costume, with Companion
Scribe Willard w. Gatchell presiding
Visitors welcome Refreshments.
La Feyctte Lodge will hold its stated
communication November II. The
evening will be in honor of its past
masters. Past Master Frank H. Myers
viii be IN charge of the entertainment,
which he has entitled "E-d!o Broad
cast.'
-I2e S-o...lh Etc boclcs ere engaged
ir sconicrTng tine degree on the George
Wsshingson cies=. now going through
th5 Rite, under supervision of director
Of the vo-k, john C. Palmer. Thirty
third degree work every Tuesday eve
ming at the cathedral, Third and E
streets. The twenty-f1r5t degree will
be aoonferrsd Tuesday evening.
The remaining schedule follows:
Noyember %, wcnty-eighth degree;
Ncgembsr 20. t-irtleth degree: Decem-
bof 6. thirty-firrt degree, and December
13s tl1irty-second degree.
Scottish Elite Ma-on5 from this and
other jurisdicti1;,s are .r|ited.
the Supe--cxcsllcnt Masters degree,
uleier the direction cf Edward Burk-
holder and Clarence j. West, Will be
conferred by Adoniram Council, No. 2,
Erwin j. Hibbs, illustriou5 master. with
q cast of so men, at the Scottish Rite
Cathedral. Third and E streets, at
pm, November 10. The principal char
acters will be portrayed as follows: zeda-
kish, Willis B. Robinson; Nebuchad-
nezzar, Harry G. Kimball: jeremiah,
George L. Sherman; GedeliGh. Clarence
J. West: Ezekiel. Re-. NJ c. Ma-seglia; /;
pcclogue s-ld ch7-ge, Edward Burk-
hair. Tie Drill Team of Columbia
Commander win f-s:et in the d-T-cc.
Tic drama viii BE- preceded By din
rer G e:31 O'Clock. Al sc,ect masters,
as Tsil IS super-cxcellens masters, have
ben urged to be present.
Columbia Commandery. No. 2, K. T.,
viii confer the Order of the Temple
Friday evening. Full form ceremony
viii be used in the opening.
The Drill Corps will hold card party
and dance Tuesday evening at the Ken
nedy-Warren.
The Womans Auxiliary of the Crafts
man Club will meet at the Thomas Cir
Gle Club Tuesday evening.
Fetworth Lodge announces a ladies'
night after its business meeting
Thursday.
EASTERN STAR.
At the I>ss meeting of Areme Chapter
tf1A IF TI1TicGirtiNT wore
guests. Past Grand Matron Bena A.
RaTnhsrt, Clara Reynolds, grand
Adsh; Elva Howard, grand Martha, and
Dolly George, grand Electa, were given
O s,3scial welcome.
lEatron Irene katherine Schmidt an
neo9ce5 the meeting Novcmhc- IS viii
be tt,e grand visitat-cn.
The Grand Chapter officers will pay
Miriam Chapter its annual grand visi-
tstion toKor-o7 at $3.50 pm.
The MatTons and Patrons Associa-
ton recently he'd q business meeting at
the home of Matron Eileen H. Dali
Strcll1.
Mrs. Sue Huyett, matron Of Washing
ton Centennial Chapter, announces at
the meeting November 18 the chapter
will have grand visitation.
A play was presented by the Dramatic
Club November T. Those in the cast
were Hazel Linton, Elsie Diggs, Victoria
Smith, Helen Jost, Elizabeth Boorde,
Anna Louise Link, Lucille Voegler,
Hannah Munroe, Aurelia Birmingham,
Marie Baines, Margaret Rowland
Beulah Reever Mary Bean, Bessie
Cooksey, Margaret Bartz and Ollie
Gooding.
Ths Auxiliary Home Board will meet
at the kefne OF Mrs. Elizabeth Vivian,
1445 Spring road, November l6.
Congress Lodge Chapter was enter
tained at the last meeting by Miss Mir
ien1 Beale, George Yeatman and Johnny
Jones.
The children from the Masonic and
Eastern Star Home were entertained at
the Fox Theater. Matron Dolly George
appointed Past Matron Laura DAVIS
Past Patron James Cation and Associate
Conductress Esther Lawrenson In
charge of entertainment and refresh
mehts for November and December.
Sarah Peden, mstron of Temple
Chapter, announces the meeting OF NO
verhbsr IA will be reception for tnc
ne1 members. Entertainment VIII pe
provided.
Memorial services will be held by the
ehAotsr at the Masonic and Eastern
str Home November 81 at 8 O'Clock,
with Rev. Edward Gabler, Chrlst
Church, ofhciating.
The Auxiliary Home Board Will meet
November II at the Lee House.
The Matrons and Patrons Association
Of 1925 met at the home Of Past Grano
Patton Pitt. Edgemoor, Md. Inc oIS5
tin4uishcd guests were Associate SIiallu
Matron Pitt, Grand ConductreSs Green.
street. Past Grand Matron MllanS anu
Pest Grand Patrons Pitt and Mllans.
The program was as follows: Reaolhg py
Miks Anna May Thour. solo by MIS-. u.
Rilev. ACCOMPANIED by Mrs. Caroutners'
reading by Mr.. and Mrs. Ison, solo py
Mrs Carouthers, accompanied by MIS-,
RILEY solo by Mr. Tullar accompanied
by Mrs Carouthers.
Nell F. HiscoX, matron of Brookland
CHAPTER. announces the chapter VIII
have charge of the religious services az
the Masonic and Eastern Star Home
today at 8 O'Clock. Rev. Mr. Queally OF
the Church of the TRANSPORTATION VIII
speak
Katherine Fowler Rogers, Vesta Lynn
vocal numbers.
The Grand Chapter officers paid Joseph
II. Milans Lodge Chapter its ennua
grand visitation at the last meeting
Gifts from the chapter were presented
to the grand matron by Past Matror
Fannie NJ. Lyles and to grand patron pJ
Priscilla w Hoke. Distinguished guests
were Right Worthy Grand Treasurer
Flora e. Campbell. Past Grand Matron!
Tilley Chaunoey, Amy Hollander. Nelll'
Fletcher. katherine Merritt, Gertrude
Milans, Grace Kimmel aud Past Crane
Patron George Pitt Vocal select!on'
by Mrs AlicerenH Carver, Nth MRS
Marguerite Ware rs accompanist.
At the meeting November II TIT
chapter will entertain Joseph H. Milan
Lodge and welcome the new members
The Grand Chapter officers paid thei