Evening star., 1932-04-24

hue at 1910 pm. ApEll 20.
Matron ". B. Mellen announces the
meeting April 27 will be followed by a
minstrel show presented by the Naomi
Players.
The Temple Committee of Gavel
Chapter will give a theater party at
the National April 81 and %.
The Star Point Society will meet
April 81 with Mrs. Frances Rowell,
604 South Spruce street, Lyon
Park, Va.
The chapter will give chicken din
ner at Almas Temple May IL.
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.
| Franklin Lodge announces five new
| applications for membership this week.
| The Anniversary Committee. K.
Stanley, L. Theon, Chris Panagos and
A. H. Chaconas-had an elaborate pro-
gram in celebration of the lodges
68th birthday anniversary. Wash
ington Council No. l presented the
| colorS. Representative Joe H. Huddle-
ston of Alabama was the speaker Of
the evening. Others who spoke were
Supreme Vice Chancellor Dunn Of
| Cleveland, Ohio; Grand Chancellor
| Baldridge of Nebraska. Supreme Rep
resentative Reno Harp of Frederick,
Md; Supreme Representative E. C.
| Snyder and Grand Chief Mary Hooper.
A whiStling solo was rendered by Miss
! Wood, song by Miss Melvin, songs by
the Stephensons and Mr.. and Mrs
i Nicoliou
Syracusians Lodge received the appli-
cations of Jack Kraft, David H. Barton
and L. B. Thornton. Eugene H Kirby
was reinstated This lodge visited in
a body Mountain City Lodge at Fred
ertck, Md, on the occasion of the grand
! visitation.
| Rathbone Temple. Pythian Sisters,
announces the receipt of five applica-
tionS for membership.
| Webster Lodge has two applications
| for membership by initiation. Vice
Chancellor Wise represented this lodge
at the celebration of the George Wash
| mgton Blcentenniai at Mountain City
Lodge at Frederick, Md.
| Excelsior Lodge entertained the grand
chancellor and his officers at their last
meeting.
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS.
At 3 o'clock this afternoon Washing
| ton Council, No. 224, will open its thirty
nth anniversary program with a third
| degree at the club house, 918 Tenth
street. Tomorrow evening there will be
banquet at the Mayf1ower Hotel at
Z pm, when the six living charter
members Of the council will be paid
special honor. They are Rosa F. Down.
| ing, DR.. Henry j. Crosson, Henry w.
Sohon, Edward P. Harrington, william
A. Lusby and William L. Soleau. Past
Grand Knight P. Michael Cook will act
as toaStmaSter and William E. Leahy,
dean of Columbus University School of
Law will be the principal speaker. Rev.
Francis j. Hurney and his Players Guild
will provide entertainment, which win
| include George O'Connor and Matt
Horne. Grand Knight william H.
Murray heads the Committee of Ar
rangements, assisted by Lecturer Val J.
Isemann, James J. Dugan, Waldo A.
Page, A. Reid Stanton and the various
chair officers.
At the council meeting Tuesday re-
ception will be rendered the initiates.
William F. Montavon will speak Of his
recent trip to Madrid, Spain. and the
birth of the new government Mr.
Montavon was a representative to
the Constitutional Convention. Rev,
Joseph F. Denges' newly organized Holy
Comforter APIECE boys band will play
several selections -
The anniversary activities will close
with a ball in the main ball room OF
the Mayf1ower Hotel Saturday April 30
.Keane Council will have its annual
communion mass in st. Matthews
Church today, with breakfast at the
Mayfiower Hotel after.
Monday, May 80, the council will
join the main body of Knights of Co
lumbus of this jurisdiction and march
in a body to the Bicentennial field mass
| - TTToiuarcitU The council
| also voted to have an excursion tc
Marshall Hall, and the lecturer, Charlie;
D. Boone, announced a card party ir
the hall for Thursday, with Mrs. Multi
gan as hostess.
ODD FELLOWS.
Grand Master Thon as c. Mettler, &C.
companied by his official staff, will pay
his annual official visit Thursday eve
ming to Phoenix Lodge, at Benning
D. C.
The Odd Fellows in this jurisdiction
will celebrate the 18th anniversary OF
the order next Saturday evening in thu
auditorium of the Odd Fellows Temple
4l9-23 Seventh street. The. Chairman
is James H. Solt. William Y. Gregory
past grand master and grand represen-
tative and member of Congress from
be by Grand High Priest Lewis l.. Beaz'
ley Of the Grand Encampment: reading
| of the proclamation by Belle c. Thorn
son, president of the Rebekah Assem-
bly,; welcome address by Grand Master
Thomas C. Mettler introduction of the
speaker by Past Grand Master and
Grand Representative Wilfred E. Law
son; Gross Roads Poet" by Tom
Meachem; ukulele and song by DorC
Gilbert: tramp act; mixed quartet BY
Jeannette Bittner, Reba Will, Eugene
Kressin and Roswell Bryant; closing
prayer by Grand Chaplain Ashlan F
Harlan of the Grand Lodge, and dane
ing until midnight.
Grand Master Mettler, accompanied
by his official line, will accompany
President Belle C. Thomson and her
officers to her official visit to Martha
| Washington Rebekah Lodge in the Odd
Fellows Temple Thursday evening.
Past Grand Master Lemuel H. Wind
sor, appointed by Grand Master Mettlel
to represent the Grand Lodge on the
Bicentennial Committee, will call a
meeting of all subordinate lodge repre-
Sentatives to meet with him tomorrow
evening at the Odd Fellows Temple.
Grand Master Mettler, accompanied
by his official staff, visited Mount Pleas
ant Lodge Tuesday evening. Vice Grand
John w. Tallentire gave rendition OF
the work. Grand Representative w. w
| MILAN and Wilfred z. Lawson and
Past Grand william E. Andrews spoke.
Rebekah Lodges.
Esther Rebekah Lodge, after the bust
ness meeting tomorrow evening, will
celebrate its birthday anniversary. En-
tertainment will be furnished, followed
by refreshments. A chicken dinner