Evening star., 1933-04-23

new Roosevelt High Scnool. PreS1QenL
Franklin D. Roosevelt, who Is q mem
ber of a lodge In Hyde Park, New
York, and Vice President John Nance
Garner have been invited to attend.
Grand Sire william F. Jackson Of
Fort Scott, Kan, will make an address.
Past Grand Sire Ernest w. Bradford
will introduce Past Grand Sire M. M.
Logan, Senator from Kentucky. who
in turn will introduce President Roose-
welt, provided he is able to be present.
Past Grand Master Thomas c. Met
tier, president of the Past Grand Mas
ters' Association, has requested all past
grand masters to attend in a body,
formal dress and wearing their past
grand masters jewel.
Grand Master Morris L. Dreeben, ac-
companied by his ofilcial staff, visited
Golden Rule Lodge Tuesday evening.
The Misses Harding rendered duets.
The grand master and his officers ac-
companied the president Of the Rebekah
Assembly and her officers on the occa-
sion of her official visit to Naomi Re-
bekah Lodge. The grand master was
presented with gift from the lodge.
The last visitation Of the year will
be to Friendship Lodge. May 8.
Rebekah Lodges.
Schuyler Colfax Lodge will meet In
Kidder Hall April Is. when the degrees
will be conferred on three candidates
from Dorcas Lodge. There will also
be a shower for the I. o. o. F. Home
The lodge will have charge Of divine
services at the home May Z.
Brightwood Lodge will meet at 7:30
pm. April 25. There will be dance
following the meeting.
At the last meeting Of Martha WASH
ington Lodge, application of Mrs. Ellen
T. Dorsey was received. President Of
the Assembly Mrs. Annie v. Gloss
brenner was distinguished guest. The
next meeting will be April 27.
At the last meeting Of Naomi Lodge,
three candidates were initiated: Miss
Evelyn Zones. Miss Grace Friece and
Miss May Friece. On April II, the
president Of the Rebekah Assembly paid
Naomi Lodge her annual visitation. ac-
companied by the grand lodge officers,
Canton Washington No. /. and the
Ladies Auxiliary At the close of the
meeting, the lodge was entertained by
Master Merrill Halt in several songs
and dance numbers, and a reading by
Mrs. Marie-J. Anderson.
Fidelity Lodge met April 10. Annie
GloSsbrenner, president of the assembly:
Marian Geiman, vice president; Cora
kincer, conductor; Margaret Rule, chap
lain; Grace ThomaSson, inside guard
ian; Past Presidents Grifith, Pollock
and Mettler, and Past Grand Master
Thomas Mettler were guests. A sur
prise party was rendered the noble
grand at the close of the meeting.
Ruth Lodge will have charge Of divine
services at the Odd Fellows Home
today. pm.
The Ways and Means Committee will
meet at the home Of Mrs. Hellmuth, l08
Varnum street, May 10. at pm.
DAUGHTERS OF AMERICA.
Golden Rule Council celebrated its
eighteenth anniversary April IA with a
banquet and play with the following
in the cast: Mrs. Margaret Wilson,
Miss Mildred Nokes, Mrs Evelyn Rit-
ter, Miss Harryette Meyer and Miss
Mildred Taylor. State Councillor Mrs.
S. Relle Gibson. her officers and 10
charter members, we're special guests.
The officers were received by Mrs. Vir-
gle Lyons, councillor. The application
of Evelyn V. Kerns was received for
membership. A sketch was presented
by Past Councillors Mrs. Mary E. Bauer
and Mrs. Eula Barnett of Mizpah Coun-
Gil; soprano solo, Miss Helen Young, &C
companied at the piano by her mother,
Mrs. Helen Young; duets, Mrs. Helen
Young and Miss Helen Young with
ukulele accompaniment, and musical
selections by the Golden Rule Councils
Kitchen Band under direction Of Asso-
ciate Junior Past Councillor William l..
Sudwarth as the leader The band was
accompanied at the piano by Miss
Harryette Meyer.
Independent Council convened. with
Mrs. Sylvester in the chair. c. O.
Bohrer gave the first reading of the
bylaws. A surprise birthday party was
rendered c. o. Bohrer; also a shower
to the past councillor. Mrs Helen Hayes.
Among the guests were Mrs. Ella Stone,
State vice councillor; Mrs Deborah
Streitberger. State conductor; Mrs. Rose
Wells, State warden; Mrs. Ricketts,,
State treasurer: Mrs. M. Smith of the
Benevolence Committee and others
from the State body.
At the last meeting of Esther Coun-
Gil one application was received for the
deputies class initiation, and the time
has been extended until May II. On
May 10 the council will observe its
LWeuly- -tIlllu III lIlOdy d1llHfci od1 y 4,
when the officers and members of Reno
Mechanics, will be guests.
Fidelity Council convened. with the
councillor. Miss Ardelle Lavender, pre-
siding. Miss Anna Reddins and Mrs.
Mary Redding were elected to member
ship. The bingo game has been post
poned to April Is at 808 Eye street.
Virginia Dare Council installed Mrs.
Lucy Hardy as recording secretary, due
to the resignation of Mrs. Alverta
Steele. At close of meeting the coun-
Gil attended the visitation of Loyalty
The meeting Of Anacostia Council
was conducted by Councillor Mrs. Ethel
E. Burroughs. The councillor and the
secretary. Mrs. Mary P. James, spoke
of the Spring class initiation by the
deputies of the District of Columbia
May IL. Mrs Daisy Bell announced a
card party and heart social May H..
The members are requested to take part
in the Flag day exercises at the Capitol
June a.
At the last regular meeting Of Star
Spangled Banner COUNCIL. Councillor
Mrs. Leona Burnette presided. Mrs.
Lille Butler was installed as treasurer,
due to the resignation of Miss Ruth
TAYLOR. The color bearers will assist in
the pageant at the Capitol June IA.
The meeting Of Barbara Frietchie
Council was called to order by the
councillor, Lucille Lanier. Alice Soper
was appointed captain Of the drill
team.
Friendship Council convened, with
the vice councillor, Mrs. C. Folks, act
ing as councillor Deputy Mrs. Cora
Jones and Mrs. Annie Sullivan gave re-
ports.
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS.
Keane Council will meet in the club
house April ~, when plans will be made
for the celebration June S Of the thirty
fifth anniversary Of the order. Lecturer
Charles D. Boone announces refresh
ments will be served following the
meeting. The council will join in a
body with the other councils at the
annual memorial mass to be celebrated
at st. Matthews Church today at 8 am.
Breakfast follows at the Mayflower