Evening star., 1932-01-24
- TANSBURY LODGE, No. "a, to-
morrow evening at 730 O'Clock,
in its lodge room, at the intersec-
- ton of Georgia and Colorado ave-


nues, will be entertained at q
social session by a visiting group from
Joppa Lodge No. 35, marshaled by
Jesse Suter, with the exemplification of
what is humorouSly known as the "83d
degree Fahrenheit" Special guests on
this occasion will come from the mem
bership of National, Mount Pleasant
and Joppa Lodges 1t is also explained
that Masons from other lodges and
other Jurisdictions are invited to be
present.
A Masonic prize contest" with
valuable and interesting Masonic prizes,
to be held in Harmony Lodge, No. II,
F. A. A. M, Wednesday evening in
Lodge Room No. l, Masonic Temple,
has been announced by Carl H. Claudy,
master, who has stated that there will
be no degree, the contest Immediately
following the business meeting. The
Worshipful Masters Association of 1882
has been invited to attend, individual
invitations having been sent to all mas
ters OF the constituent lodges.
This Masonic prize contest" was
staged in Harmony Lodge six years ago,
and proved such a riot OF fun and so
instructive that 1t is being held again
in response to an almost universal de-
mand.
visitors are invited to take part and
carry of any or all of the four prizes
if they can.
The Masters Association of 1905 re-
ports the loss of one Of its members by
the death of DR.. Charles F. whitney
of No. 27, January IT.
DR.. Whitney was one OF the regular
attendants at its annual reunions until
his health prevented.
Past Grand Master Lurtin r. CHM
is the present president Of the associa-
ton and Edward S. Smith OF No. 22
its secretary.
Worshipful Master Alvan c. !Chaney
of Brightwood Lodge, No. 43, has ap-
pointed Charles J. Sincell, Harry E.
Benson and William H. Thies a COM
mittee to arrange for fraternal VSlt
to Fredericksburg Lodge, No. 4, WASH
ington's birthday to present that loage
with an American nag, conlmemoratlng
the 2OOth anniversary OF the plrtn Oh
George Washington.
EASTERN STAR
The Auxiliary Home Board Of Martha.
CHAPTER was entertained at the nome OF
Matron Emma H. Mason TUESDAY eve
ming. Past Grand Matrons Hattle
Hutchinson and Flora Campoen, nom
orary members of the board, were pres
ent. Election of officers was Bernetta
Hoffman, chairman; Pauline Fry, vice
chairman: Arleigh Selke, secretary, ana
MolIie Fosson. treasurer. The occasion
was the hostess birthday. She was pre-
sented with a large birthday caKe'
flowers, a shower of cards and an elec-
tric clock.
meeting of the Ways and Means
Committee has been called by its chair
man. Charles B. Scott, TO convene at
the Frv Cabaret, on Rhode Island ave-
nue.. January 25 to arrange the cnap-
ter's ball and card party at the Shore-
ham Hotel February 3. Reservations
for card tables will be attended to by
communicating with Mrs. Lille Barker
SIS U street.
The Home Board of Bethlehem Chap
ter will meet Monday at l1:30 O'Clock
at the Actor for lunch, after which IL
will attend the meeting of the General
Home Board. The regular meeting OF
the board will be held at Northeast
Masonic Temple January 28, with MIS-.
Mover, Mrs. Majors and Mrs. Self as
The matron announces the next meet
ing will be the celebration Of the 35th
birthday anniversary Of the chapter.
The annual banquet Of 1925 Matrons
and patrons Association will be held at
the Kennedy Warren, 3l33 Connecticut
avenue, January 27 at pm.
Friendship Chapter will meet Tues
day. The entertainment is in charge
of the men Of the chapter. A meeting
of the Home Board will be held Mon
day at the Masonic Temple, Thirteenth
street and New York avenue. Lunch-
con will be had at the Astor at IL
o'clock.
Matron Sarah Peden announces the
23d birthday anniversary of Temple
Chapter, January 25. The guests will
be Grand Matron Edith Williams and
Grand Patron Paul c. Cromeltn and
the Matrons and Patrons Association
of 1882. The annual dance and card
| party will be held February at the
Shoreham Hotel.
Associate Matron Mildred Steiner
Schenick entertained the members OF
| the Auxiliary Home Board at the Lee
t, House last Thursday evening.
The Masonic and Eastern Star Home
Board Auxiliary will meet at the Ma
sonic Temple tomorrow at l:30 pm.
Mae z. Felka, president, announces
election of officers and other important
business to be transacted.
Bethany Chapter will give a turkey
dinner at Almas Temple, 1915 K street,
| from S to 7 o'clock, Wednesday. A
meeting of the Endowment Committee
will be held at the home Of the chair
man, Past Matron Adele s. Leibert, 50l3
Fourteenth street, Thursday evening.