Evening star., 1932-04-03
FRATERNITIES

for the convocation Of April IL grand
reception TO the grand master OF Ma
sons of the District and other ofneers
of the Grand Lodge line An interesting
evening Is promised. All capitular Ma
sons are invited.
At the annual election in Columbia
Commandery, No. 2, K. T.. on FRIDAY
evening the following officers were
elected Commander, Arthur @. FeSsen-
den generalissimo, Raymond N. Bab-
cock; captain general, Albert G. Shater;
treasurer, James A. West tre-elected);
recorder, Charles E. Baldwin ire
elected prelate, Samuel T. Farmer Cre-
elected.
The annual grand visitation TO Column
bia Commandery will be held on April
l5 after which the newly elected and
appointive officers will be installed by
Grand Commander Eugene e. Thomp-
SON At the conclusion of the installa-
ton banquet viii be served at the
Hotel Annapolis.
Washington Council. No. 2. Ladies' Of
the u. c. G. of E., has accepted the in
vitation of Starr Council. No. IA. to its
grand worthy presidents visitations
Thursday, April 7, in the 1. o. M Hall,
734 West Fayette street, Baltimore.
The grand president, Mrs Bertha Diff
fendall, who is member of Starr
Council, No. IA, will make her official
visit to Washington Council Saturday,
May %. A committee is arranging for
a Bicentennial evening.
Capital Forest, No. 1O4. Tall Cedars
Of Lebanon. will hold its first cere-
monial of the year in the Raleigh Ho-
tel ball room Saturday evening. One
of the features will be the newly de-
vised program of the initiation work.
staged under the direction of William
G. Heider, director of stunts. in which
DR. William McDougall takes an i'm
portant part DR.. McDougall is past
grand lecturer Of the Scottish Rite Con-
sistory of the State of Louisiana and
former State chaplain. Capt. H.
Whiting, chief of the royal rangers;
Senior Deputy Grand Tall Cedar
Charles r. Brill. director of the band;
Past Grand Tall Cedar Hamlin H
Vandervort, preceptor; Thomas E.
Franklin. chairman of entertainment,
and other officers and chairmen will
have charge of the activities during the
evening.
EASTERN STAR.
The Masonic and Eastern Star Home
Board Auxiliary will meet tomorrow in
New York avenue, at 1:30 pm.
Columbia Chapter observed Bicen-
tennial night last Monday. A feature
| of the program was the motion picture,
George Washington. His Life and
| Times" Vocal solos we're given by Mrs.
| Nellie Shore, Mrs. Helen Mullenberg:
| Mrs. Gertrude Smith. Guests of honor
were Grand Matron Edith a Williams
and Past Grand Matron Tillie C.
! Chauncey.
Candidates will be initiated at the
next meeting.
Members of the Secretaries and
Treasurers' Association were enter
| tanned by Bethany Chapter. The fol-
lowing officers attended; Mrs. Rose A.
YoSt, grand secretary; Mrs. Lille
Mckenzie, grand treasurer: Mrs. Mamie
Greehstreet, grand conductress, and
Past Grand Patron John Clagett
Proctor. The following program was
rendered: Vocal selections, Stanley
| Quine; trombone selections, L. z. Phil
lips. accompanied at the piano bv Mrs.
Mabel H. Test; sketch, Miss Yvonne
Beuchet and Miss Helen Nussbaum;
Snyder, accompanied at the piano by
Arthur Stone
The Auxiliary Home Beard was en-
tertained at the Ambassador Hotel with
luncheon last Monday Mrs. Lila
White, Mrs. Anna White and Mrs Jen-
ME Cooper were the hostesses The
meeting scheduled for April IS will be
past officers night The Auxiliary
Home Board will hold a card party at
1901 Georgia avenue at 1918 O'Clock
April 13. The Home Board will meet
d tho kEapnrtia Tar11raln ot an 0snippG
tomorrow.
Degrees were conferred by Martha
Chapter Friday evening
The members of the Auxiliary Home
Board will attend luncheon tomorrow
at 1890 o'clock after which they will
go to the Masonic Temple to attend the
General Home Board meeting.
The Auxiliary Home Board will be
| entertained April 19 at the home of
Mrs Hermie Fisher, 4107 Thirteenth
street northeast with Mrs. Mary Dolby
| and Mrs Mollie FoSson assisting.
| The evening of April Is, Patron
Arthur c. Watts will have charge of a
mems night program.
The Sunshine Committee was enter
tanned by Mrs. June Schultz, 2713
Pennsylvania avenue, when plans were
arranged for star point night in
grand star points will be special guests.
The Mu Chi Club will meet April 13
at the home OF Mrs. Pauline Fry. SO
| Rhode Island avenue northeast. Mrs.
Helen Luscomb will preside.
The meeting of March % of Temple
| Chapter was Secretaries and Treasur-
ers' Night. The honored guests were
| Grand Conductress Mamie L. Green
| street. Grand Secretary Rose A. Yost.
Grand Treasurer Lille Mckenzie and
| Past Grand Patron John Clagett
| Proctor Also large number of sec
| retaries and treasurers of 1882. The
entertainment was furnished by the
| Naomi Players. Grand Secretary Yost
was presented with a gift by the secre-
taries in honor of her birthday.
Mizpah Chapter will meet Tuesday
and entertain the associate matrons
and associate patrons Of the various
chapters.
The Auxiliary Home Board will have
| meeting and luncheon at the Hap
piness tomorrow at noon.
Joppa Lodge Chapter will entertain
| the children of its members with an
Easter party April g.
| The Endowment Committee will hold
a card party April 8 at o'clock at
! the home of Mrs. Edith NJ. Tincher,
! % Grant circle.
| a.
Fidelity Chapter will hold a dance
and card party April at the Thomas
Circle Club for the benefit of the Aux
iliary Home Board.
The chapter will meet April at its
new quarters. Fourteenth and Kenyon
street for Home coming night, followed
by dancing and refreshments.
! The members of Harmony Lodge and
their families were the guests of Har-