Evening star., 1932-07-10
FRATERNITIES

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Masonic Club day will be observed
at the open-air religious service Mt
Temple Heights at O'Clock today. DR..
| Carl C. Rasmussen, pastor Of Luther
| Memorial Church, will deliver the ad-
| dress. The music. under the direction
of ]. Walter Humphrey. will be fur
nished by the choir of Lebanon Chap
| ter. No. 25. o. E. S., J. Carroll Harver-
straw. choir director and by the choir
Of the Ninth Street Christian Church.
On last Sunday the quartet from the
| United Brethren Church, composed OF
Mrs. Ruby Zwinglas soprano; Mrs.
Kathleen Satterf1eld, contralto Ho-
ratio A. Rench, tenor, and j. Walter
Humphrey, bass, with Deputy Grand
Master Harry G. Kimball as accom-
panist, provided the music.
The special guests will be the Ad-
visory Board of Masonic Clubs of the
District Of Columbia, Donald D. Isben,
president; Thurston G. Brown, vice
president; John L. Bateman, secretary;
z. j. Skidmore treasurer, together with
the officers and members of the % Ma
sonic Clubs of the District and their
families Also the following named
blue lodges, their officers and members
and their families: La Fayette, No. 10,
C. Vanwyck Mott, master; Myron M.
Parker, No. 81, Elmer E. Williams.
master; Mount Pleasant. No. 33. Sam
uel w Mcintosh, master, and Cathe-
dral, No. 40. A. K. Paris, jr., master.
Also the following named Chapters of
the Order of the Eastern Star. their
officers and members and their fam
i1iacs TO1rIYf7hio Misc ElVa 7,
Howard, matron: Roscoe Mague. pa
tron; Lebanon, No. 25. Mrs. Ruth S.
Cromelin matron: Herbert H. Mitchell.
patron; Gavel No. 90. Mrs. Viola J.
Krause, matron; Van F. Lippard, pa
tron.
The Woman's Auxiliary of the Crafts
mans Club met at the Thomas Circle
Club. The entertainment consisted of
a concert.
The annual picnic will be held July
16 at the Summer cottage Of President
Mary N. Reid, on Conduit road.
EASTERN STAR.
Bethany Chapter with other Masonic
bodies will participate in the religious
services at Temple Heights at o'clock
July II. The Auxiliary Home Board
Will ldlIl lllG 6uSobo dt 4AOOAI OOAy
43 at the Masonic and Eastern Star
Home. The Endowment Committee met
at the home of Past Matron Roberta S.
FoSse. The meeting was followed with
a luncheon and cards. The members of
the Sunshine Committee at their last
meeting participated in box lunch at
the home of Matron Amelia r. Marshall.
The Past Matrons and Past Patrons
Association will have a box lunch at
Miller's cabin in Rock Creek Park at
$50 pm. July 13.
Washington Centennial Chapter held
its annual outing at Orkney Springs,
Va, with more than 100 participating.
The women defeated the men in base
ball game. There were other sports.
The Matrons and Patrons ASSoci-
alton of Miriam Chapter announces a
garden party at the home of Past Patron
William r. Clifford, 5435 Kansas ave-
nue., July is at 7 pm.
Matron Elva L. Howard announces
Columbia Chapter has been invited to
attend the religious services on Temple
Heights today at pm. and requests
the presence of all members Members
of Lebanan Chapter will also attend.
ODD FELLOWS.
Accompanied by his installing staff,
Past Grand Maynard p Twitchell of
Mount Pleasant Lodge installed the Of
ficers of Central Lodge as follows: Noble
grand, Charles w. Bcckover; right sup
porter to the noble grand, James E.
Griffith; left supporter to the noble
grand, Harry Best; vice grand, William
H Burdette; right supporter to the vice
grand, George F. Ernest; left supporter
to the vice grand, Nina w. Snapp; re-
cording secretary, Edward H. Holkamp;
financial secretary, Thomas o. Van
Horn; treasurer, William H. Ernest;
chaplain, William E. Nash; warden,
Charles Rhine; conductor, Harry E.
Koenig; inside guardian, James N.
Tannehill; outside guardian, Lorin H.
Armlger; custodian of the lodge, George
F. Ernest.
installed by Past Grand Hiram E. John
son of Brightwood Lodge as follows:
Noble grand, Daniel w. Bruce; right
supporter to the noble grand, Michael
E. Murray; left supporter to the noble
grand, Charles r. Oliver; vice grand,
Roy E. Walters; right supporter to the
vice grand, Alfred G.. Boiler; left sup
porter to the vice grand, William C.
Lakin; recording secretary, George G.
Wilson financial secretary, William F.
Dement,; treasurer, John L. Heinz; war
den, M. L. Lennon; conductor, Bruce
w. Barton: right scene supporter, How
ard D. Payne; left scene supporter,
Robert Leonard inside guardian, E. J.
LangWorthy: outside guardian. otto C.
Yeatman custodian, Robert Leonard
Members, their families and friends
will make a pilgrimage next Saturday
to Atlantic City leaving Union Station
at 2 o'clock. Friendship and Langdon
Lodges have combined In this pill