Evening star., 1933-05-28
MASONIC.

monarch FREDERICK WukeH dIllOuuCCo
the Spring entertainment of Kallipolis
Grotto will be held at Pythian Temple
next Wednesday evening Among the
numbers to be presented will be con-
cert by the Grotto Band, Of which
Monarch Wilken is director; sketcn
by the Wheeler Dramatic Club, ana
solos by Sidney Resnik.
The monthly meeting of KallipoliS
Grotto was held May II, when it
had as its guests a large delegation
from Yedz Grotto, Baltimore.
Petworth Lodge will hold business
meeting Thursday evening followed by
a social.
The annual gathering of the Provin-
cial Grand Lodge of the United States
of the Royal Order of Scotland, OF
which the King of Scots is the heredi-
tary grand master, and the Right Hon.
the Earl of Elgin and Kincardlne is
deputy grand master and governor, will
be held in Washington in october, the
date not yet being definitely decided
The officers of the Provincial Grand
Lodge of the United States are: James
NJ. Brice of New York, provincial grand
master, John c. Palmer of Washing
ton, deputy provincial grand master;
John c. Wineman of Washington, pro-
vincial grand secretary. and Arthur B.
Hayes of Washington, provincial grand
treasurer.
The grand secretary is making pre-
liminary arrangements for the gather
ing, receiving petitions for the degrees
and preparing for the annual banquet.
At the Cathedral of the Scottish Rite
last Tuesday, Albert Pike Consistory,
James A. Wetmore as venerable master
of KadoSh, conferred the thirty-second
degree on the Spring class of candi-
dates with degree team headed by
Fred M Book.
A business meeting of Robert de
Bruce Council of Kadosh was held with
Frank M. Roller, preceptor, in the East
The evening of June 6 a meeting Of
Mithras Lodge of Perfection will be
held.
The Scottish Rite bodies will have
no further degree work until the Fall
class.
EASTERN STAR.
Acacia Chapter celebrated its twelfth
birthday anniversary May 16. Dis
tinguished guests were the grand ma
tron, grand patron, Past Grand Matrons
Kimmel, Williams and Fletcher, Past
Grand Patrons Proctor and Lander
gren, Grand ConductresS< Helen Bra
shears, Associate Grand Conductress
Louise Kreglow, Grand Lecturer Mary
E Teachum and Past Grand Patron
Weiks of the State of Vermont.
At the meeting June 6 there will be
initiation. The Eastern Star moon
light trip IS June 5.
Matron M. Elsie Babcock announces
that at the meeting Thursday evening
of Esther Chaper the grand matron and
grand patron and the matrons and pa
irons of this year will be guests. An in
teresting program has been provided, to
be following with seaSonable refresh
ments.
Temple Chapter celebrated Mothers
night last Monday evening The hon.
grand lecturer Entertainment was
furnished by Kitty Garner, Sylvia
Blanken, Sidney Resnick and Burnett
Street. Moving pictures were shown by
Mrs. Bessie Needle.
The Ways and Means Committee will
hold card party at the home of Mrs.
Flora Hoffman, $3.50 Tenth street,
June 5.
The meeting of the chapter June IL
will be initiatory work.
The 1928 Matrons and Patrons As
sociation held a banquet and dance at
matron and grand patron were guests
of honor. The 1928 grand matron,
Mrs. Sallye c. Bogley, was present and
the invited guests included Past Grand
Matron Grace Kimmel, Past Grand
Patron George Pitt, Associate Grand
Matron Mamie L. Greenstreet, Asso-
ciate Grand Patron Edward N. Riley,
Mrs. Riley. Mr.. Greenstreet and the
associate grand conductress, Mrs. Louise
E. Kreglow, 1928 matron. After the
invocation, by Mrs. Josie Miller. the
president, Mrs. Mary N. Keifer, spoke.
The vice president, Harry Seabridge,
acted as POSTMASTER.
An outing will be held June 1S at the
Summer home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Seabridge, North Beach Park.
The choral unit of the Eastern Star
will hold a rehearsal at the Masonic
Temple June at 7:30 pm.
The Temple Committee of st.
Johns Lodge Chapter will hold card
party at 60 M street northeast June
l at pm. The meeting of the chap
ter June will be for business meeting
followed by entertainment.
Fidelity Chaper will meet June to
celebrate its nineteenth birthday ami
versary. Dancing and refreshments
with entertainment.
Areme Chapter will have a bake sale
June 3 at the new Center Market Fifth
and K streets
At the meeting of the chapter June
z Matron Mary Jane Jester is having
as honor guests the past matrons and
e H. x1rin hp
a program and refreshments.
La Fayette Lodge Chapter will have
its annual boat trip down the Potomac
June 5 at pm. The next meeting OF
the chapter will be June IA, when the
Matrons and Patrons Associations Of
1925, 1927, 1882 and 1888 will be spe-
cial guests.
The Unity Bridge Club met at the home
of Junior Past Matron Mrs. Elizabeth
Titus May 23 She was assisted by
Miss Minnie Fredricks. Prizes were
awarded to Mrs. Frances DobSon and
the matron. Mrs. Stella M. Arseneau.
The Ways and Means Committee has
arranged a party at the National June l.
The meeting of the Home Board has
been postponed from June l to June Z
al the home Of Mrs. Bertha M. Clary,
who will be assisted by Mrs Dorothy
Faerber.
At the last meeting Friendship Chap
ter entertained members of William r.
Singleton Lodge and Royal Arch Chap
ter and women with a special program.
A. Clifford wilkins, grand high priest;
Edward D. Easley, master, and George
w. Laird. excellent high priest, were
specially greeted, in company with most
of the resident past masters and past
high priests. as well as delegation
from the Association of Past High
Priests of 1929 Daisy Blewett, associ-
ate matron of Jessica Callahan Chapter
OF Alexandria, Va, gave readings; VIII
liam Campbell rendered selections on
the concertlna and Duncan 9. Thomson
sang Scntch SONGS Malter z CnSsinS