Evening star., 1932-09-18

home. There vii be q short program
and refreshments.
, The Home Board will have q card
party at so M street northeast Septem-
ber 28 at 2 O'Clock.
There will be a meeting Of Treaty
Oak Chapter tomorrow evening OH
Temple Heights.
Martha Chapter will conduct the re-
lig!ous service at the Masonic and East
ern Star Home today at pm. Rev
Allan Poor of Waugh Methodist Church
will be the speaker.
The Temple Committee held a
/ covered dish luncheon at the home Of
Right Worthy Grand Treasurer Flora
Campbell.
The Mu Chi Club met, with Helen
Luscombe presiding, at the home OF Ida
| Hewitt, 1929 Pennsylvania avenue SOUTH
east. The members Of the club VIII
furnish the chapter with its entertain
ment conductress night, October 7.
Grand Matron Edith williams, Grand
! Patron Paul Cromelin, with the present
and many of the past grand officers,
! paid the chapter a grand visitation.
The Auxiliary Home Board met Tues
day evening at the home of Elnora NC
i, Laughlin, with Bertha johnson ana
! Arleigh Selke assisting.
Brightwood Chapter at the last meet
| ing, observed homecoming and line
officers night. Grand line officers and
| line officers of other chapters were
guests. Past Grand Matron Gertrude
Milans and Past Grand Patron George
Pitt also were guests. Matron Ethel F.
Nagle greeted the guests. Past Grand
! Matron Milans, Past Grand Patron
Pitt and Associate Grand Matron
Elizabeth Pitt, Associate Grand Patron
Frank Kimmel, Grand Conductress
Mamie L. Greenstreet made interesting
The Home Board will meet septem-
! ber q at the home Of Past Matron
Beulah E. Coakley. The next meeting
will be September %.
JUNIOR ORDER UNITED AMERICAN
MECHANICS.
| State Councillor Thomas F. Jones and
J his Executive Board Of officers held
special meeting when reports OF tnc
! deputy State councillors were submitted.
Several important subjects were as
cussed the chief topics being the class
| Imitation proposed by the State coun-
cilor and arrangements for the men,
bership drive.
Edward ]. Ross Council was called
to order by Councillor Glenn c. Mont
gomery. J. T. Auld was elected TO
membership. Ira B. Gibson was received
| as an honorary member. Elections TO
| fill the vacancies resulted as follows:
Willis E. NOVEL;, conductor; William M
Porter. chaplain; Henry A. Hennig, In
side sentinel, and w. L. Sudwarth. de-
gree master Past Councillor Louis H.
| Winner installed the officers. Arrange
ments were completed for presenting
an American flag to Pine Grove School,
| Prince Georges County, near Suitland,
! Md, today at 3 pm. State treasurer
j. H. Trimyer. Order OF Fraternal
Americans, Alexandria, Va, Will make
the presentation address.
J. Morgan Read Council was called
, to order with Councillor Howard A. Mi
lor presiding. The degrees were con-
ferred on Birtun S. Kidwell
Bennings Council was called to or
der with Councillor Alfred Vanhorn
presiding. AS result of designations
in the Offices of treasurer and trustee,
joseph Publish and John Gray were
elected to fl 1.-The respective offices. They
we're installed by Deputy State Coun-
cilor w. H McClung
Anacostia Council was called to order
by Councillor Little. Deputy State
Councillor Charles F. Mueller petitioned
for membership in the Official Argue
ment Team of the council and after
receiving Instructions from Director
Beall was permitted to join as member
at large. Tomorrow evening class ini-
tiaticn will take place. Wampas Court
met. Grand Orient E. A. Retstatt pre-
sided.
IMPROVED ORDER OF RED MEN.
The 85th session of the Great Coun-
Gil of the United States convened in
| Asheville, N. c., September IA, and
| elected officers as follows: Worthington
IP. Wachter, great incohonee; Ar
| thur ]. Rutland, great senior sycamore;
w. Ben Goodwin, great Junior saga
more; Edward o. Connor, great prophet;
| Herbert F. Stetser, great chief OF rec
| ords; William P. Lightholder, great
! keeper of wampum; Samuel B. Epler,
great tocakon: Daniel H. Russell, great
minewa, and Carl P. Dill, great guard Of
! the forest The District OF Columbia
representative delegation was composed
| of Past Great Sachens Frank Selnert.
| William B. Garner and Walter M. Alex
i ander.
Sachem Walter Mcdonald extends an
at Analostan Tribes official visitation
of the great chiefs, October B.
| Great Incohonee Worthington P
Wachter has accepted an invitation t.
be present in this city to attend the
Great Councils official tribal vlsitationS
in October
A surprise birthday party was ten
dered to Great Prophet William H.
Ryan last night by Great Directress OF
| the Degree of Pocahontas, assisted by
Past Pocahontases Mrs. Hilda V. Rich
ards and Mrs. Helen Roland. Guests
were Great Sachem Jacque Helden-
heimer, Council Instructors Mary Doug
lass, Mrs. Anna Dickhaut and JACK Col
Inns.
There will be a. special meeting OF
the Committee on the Disabled ana IN,
firm members September 81 IN Red
Mems Hall.
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.
| Grand Chancellor Newcomb and other
Grand Lodge officers will pay their Off
| cial visit to Webster Lodge September
90. Supreme vice chancellor will at
tend. They will visit Calanthe Lodge
September 26.
Syracusians Lodge at its last meeting
conferred the page rank on five candl-
dates. A reception was held for out.
of-town visitors. The esquire rank Will
be conferred at the next meeting.
The ritual now in use will not be used
after october II. The ritual Of 1924
will be used after this date.
The Pythian Adelphi Club held field
day yesterday at Bancroft, Va, at the
New Idea Country Club.
Rathbone Temple, Pythian Sisters.
convened, with Most Excellent Chief
Mae Whitworth presiding. Grand Chan
cellor Newcomb and Grand Chief Mary
Hooper made addresses; also Mrs. Lola
" Marks, who was elected secretary OF
the Mistress of Records and Correspon-
dence Association of the Supreme Tenn
pie at the Supreme Temple session, re-
Gently held at Kansas City, Mo. Rath-
bone Temple will hold card party IN