Evening star., 1932-06-05


eral Secretary Lem Towers, thirty-third
degree.
Potomac Lodge, No. S, tomorrow
evening will have special program o!
rNualistic work in which the grano
master of Masons and other ofncers OF
the Grand Lodge are expected 10 par
tisipate.
Retworth Royal Arch Chapter, No. IT,
his announced a social evening Tor To-
morrow. with entertainment, smoke
ard later refreshments. The members
have been asked to bring their Blue
Lodge friends.
st. Johns Lodge, No. II, on Friday
evening will have an entertainment aC-
cording to advance notice; IN tne .,, na,
ture of q Bicentennial celebration, win
Col orwell johnson, executive secretary
of r. o. T. A.; Carl Claudy. master OF
HARMONY Lodge, No. II, and Neednam
Turnage, United States commissioner
as speakers.
With the degree scheduled in the
calendar at the head OF tins colunlt'
for its principal work. La Fayette Noyal
Arch Chapter will complete lts Sprns
work. A prominent past grand higii
nriest is expected to take part IN the
exercises and refreshments Will DC
served later.
Capitol Forest, No. 104. Tall Cedars
of Lebanon. expects to be host 10 over
ion 600 uniformed and lay members OF
the order when the Supreme ForesC
holds its annual convention IN WASH
ineton in May. 1888. The local torest
now has a membership OF nearly l'0Oo'
Thomas c. Havell. grand tall ceoal,
has announced that the Executive
Committee will be called during the
week To plan for the activities Leading
up to the Supreme session.
This committee includes Frank A.
Birefeld, C. A. Ferguson, Ihomas = T.
Franklin. John Harvey, William =.
Heider. w. G.. Hoyt, j. Fred Huoer'
G A Jaouette, James N. Kline, George
~ little, Rev. Robert L. Lewis. Samuel
II Marks. Ralph S. Miller, Alvan w.
patterson. Harry E. Rieseberg. Pierce
M, Rice, John @. Slye, Frederlck H.
Steffens and Hamlin M. VanderVort.
7akoma Lodge. No. 20, has called on
its meeting scheduled for June ~ DC,
co,sa of its proposed carnival, whlcil
will run from June l3 to lS, lnclusive'
,rhe Masters Association for 1857 IS eA.
,,ected to take part in the exercises AT
the meeting of the lodge June "a.
The New Jerusalem Lodge, No. 9, Is
going to honor its lame ducks, accUiu, !.
ino to a circular announcement, with q
hie past Masters Night" THURSDAY eve
,,inp when the program, ev!oeh.ty
,,ureIv q social one, will include pleHCS
IF entertainment and plenty OF reiresno IL
vents" The might" will start at t:oO
n'cIock. and it has been heraldeo as
.the big event Of the year.
EASTERN STAR
Miznah Chapter will celebrate lts
+hirtv- fourth history anniversary ooiie
= A program has been arrangeo. n
card nartv will be held at 12lo Wlscons u
sin avenue June IS, for the peIieii' VI
the Auxiliary Home Boaro.
Treaty Oak Chapter will meet MOI @
d.v evening on Temple Heights. Inc
100 matrons and patrons will be spe-
cial guests.
At the last meeting Of Brooklano
chapter. Conductress and Associate Coii. u.
dustress night was celebrated. M"iS
/, Greenstreet, grand conoucti eSs, any
Helen L. Brashears. associate siato
conductress, with the cohouc'iesSo'
were guests OF honor: ,.d
Matron Nell F. Hiscox annouIlceu
chiIdren's night will be celebrated at
the next meeting.
The meeting of Harmony Chapter.
next Thursday evening, will be Chlloren
night. At the meeting May 26' the
chapter celebrated its sixth blrthoay an
niversary. Distinguished guests were
Grand Matron Edith A. Williams, Grano
patron Paul Cromelin, Grand Matron
Burke of Virginia, Past Grand Matron
Fletcher, Past Grand Patrons SnreVe
and Lewis.
The home board will give q luncheon
and card party June 10, at z5o1 georgia
avenue, at l O'Clock
The home board of Columbia Chapter
will hold a card party at the nome o.
DIR and Mrs. Lyman F. Kebler, 1872
Park road, the afternoon and evening
Of June 10.
The chapter will meet June 13. wher
Children's night will be observed.
The pastor and members Of the F1rst
CONGREGATIONAL Church were specia
guests at the last meeting in recognition
of the church affiliation OF the granc
matron, Miss Edith A. Williams. Otnel
distinguished guests were, Paul b
CTODPllll,
Campbell, right worthy grand Treasures
of General Grand Chapter; Mrs. Tllllt
C. Chauncey, past grand matron; Mrs
Elizabeth Pitt, associate grand matron
Mrs. Mamie Greenstreet. grand conduc'
tress. A feature was the presentation
bv Miss Williams of certificates OF hon
orary membership in her chapter u
the grand patron and Mrs. Cromelln
and Mr.. Cromelin's response. The pro
gram consisted of selections by the Olym'
pic Ensemble, Paul D. Gable. organls
of First Congregational Church acting
as accompanist; vocal solos by MIS-!
Marion Boston and Mrs. Frank Shore
violin solos by Malcolm Toone; piano
solos by Mrs. Lillian LangWorthy; ce!i'
solos byMr. Vacaro DR.. Allan A. Stockdale
postor of the church, responded to tn
welcome extended by Matron Elva L
Howard and by the grand matron, ane
gave dramatic readings. novel Tea
ture was the singing, by an impromptl
chorus of First Church members.
CAROLYN Okey, matron of Good Will
Chapter announces the following activi-
ties for the ways and means: Card part,
With Mrs. Edith Lusby, 128 c street
aortheast, June 7; card party and
luncheon by Mrs. Margaret Hellmuth
1Uo VdTluH Stlcet, az AooAA SoAe "
La Fayette Lodge Chapter will COME
the degrees Wednesday evening in tn
hall at Fourteenth and Kenyon streets
It will also be Mems night" with tn
program in charge Of the Hospitalit
Committee. Matron Margaret E. Smitl
announces boat trip tomorrow evenin
on the steamship City Of Washington.
At the last meeting the secretarie
and treasurers of the jurisdiction wer
the special guests. Righ Worthy Gran
Treasurer Campbell Of the Genera
Grand Chapter was also guest.
Federal Chapter will hold q moonngn
excursion Monday night on the steame
City of Washington at 8:45 pm. IN
meeting of the chapter June 9 Will b
Conductress, Associate Conductress, Sec
retary and Treasurer's night.
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