Evening star., 1933-06-11

Adoniram Council, No q. Royal anc
Select Masters, will have on display at
It's meeting Thursday evening the
Travelling Broken Triangle, which was
started on its journey by Columbian
Council Of New York City. The degrees
Of Royal and Select Masters will be con-
ferred.
The Order of the Temple will be con-
ferred in Columbia Commandery, No. q
Friday evening, which will be the last
meeting before the Summer recess.
At its meeting Friday Lebanon Lodge
viii be addressed by Past Master Blair
Brown, Senior Steward Fred Minnigh
and Junior Steward Edward Payne. All
will speak on Masonic subjects. Re-
freehmentS will be served.
Petworth Lodge announces special
meeting Tuesday when the M. NJ de-
gree will be conferred by past masters.
At the meeting Thursday DR.. Allen
Stockdale will address the lodge.
Master Charles F. Bailey of Columbia
Council, r. A. M, announces the stated
assembly June Is will be the last for
the Summer season. Work Is expected
In the r. NJ. & S. M. degrees.
Master Milton A. Lehr of Stansbury
Lodge invites all Master MaSons to
attend the meeting in Stansbury Tenn
june IL, at 7:30 pm. The meeting
viii be addressed by Past Grand Master
Gretz e. Dunkum and followed by en-
tertainment and refreshments.
q. Raymond Pruett, high priest Of
Potomac Chapter, r. A. NJ, announces q
rehearsal for the of1cers at the Masonic
Hall in Georgetown tomorrow at pm.
On Tuesday evening the Royal Arch
Of Potomac Chapter. Cecil L. Howell,
high priest of Woodbridge Chapter with
his oficers and companions will be
guests.
Master Feidt of Warren G.. Harding
Lodge announces the Master Mason's
degree will be conferred Wednesday
evening on Homer j. Corson with Senior
Warden John A. Breen, r., and Senior
Deacon Eugene F. Gimmer taking the
principal roles from the east.
Congress Lodge will witness the Fel-
lowcYafts' degree conferred BIZ Messrs.
Crane and Heinzman next Thursday
evening.
a. EASTERN STAR.
Cathedral Chapter will meet wednes-
day for short business meeting, to be
followed by q; program. f7s .ra3tsfs
Joseph Il. Milans Lodge Chapter win
meet Thursday in Northeast Masonic
Temple The degrees will be con-
ferred. On June Z the ofncers gave
the r1atron, Mrs. Doris D. Sutton, q
surprise party, Being her wedding ami
versary, and presented her with silver
candlesticks The Floral Circle Bridge
evening at TIA Ninth street northeast
The meetings for July and August have
been called on
Mstron Mrs. Bernice Carlton Of
Brookland Chapter announces the meet
ing wednesday night will be for chill
dren On June "a Mrs Carlton will
serve dinner ON the lawn of her home
1859 Lawrence street northeast.
.Mizpah Chapter celebrated its thir.
ty-fifth birthday anniversary June 6
The grand officers. accompanied by the
.natrons and patrons OF 1888, wert
guests. The grand matron and past
grand patron OF. the State Of Virgins
were Also present. Cake and flowers
were presented to the matron by mem.
bers of the Mu Delta Sigma Club.
The Home Board will hold a lunch.
con June 10 at 1910 Wisconsin avenue
Degrees were conferred at the last
meeting of Martha Chapter, followed
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dies by Sherod Smith and Kenneth
Palmer. Special guests included the
grand matron, grand patron, righ
worthy grand treasurer, Mrs. Flora
Campbell, and Past Grand Matron Mrs
Grace Kimmel.
The children from the Masonic anc
Eastern Star Home will be guests at tn.
meeting June is.
'The past matrons and patrons Of
Areme Chapter were entertained al
Arenae's meeting Wednesday night
Matron Mary Jane Jester welcomed the
guests and Mrs. Selma Klein and Mrs
Rose Hartung sang, accompanied by
Earl Klein. A group of songs was
rendered by Mrs. Marie c. Deal, asso-
ciate conductress of Bethlehem Chap
ter, accompanied by Mrs Elsie Harvey
Weaver. A comedy skit was given BY
Mrs Edith w. Clark, matron OF Naomi
Chapter, and Mrs. Annie B. Wiley, past
Ynatron of Naomi Chapter
An excursion and crab feast will bs
July at Chesapeake Beach
The Dramatic Club met Monday eve.
ming at the home Of Mrs. Rose Hartung
AT the meeting Of Friendship Chap
ter June IS the charter members ans
past matrons and past patrons will b
special guests. The star points and lin,
cff1cers have charge Of the evening
The chapter will close during July ant
August. but a number of activities ar
being planned during that period ant
they will be announced from time t,
time.
The Endowment Committee of Elect;
Chapter will present q play Tuesda.
evening The next meeting of thi
committee will be at the home Of Mrs
Elizabeth Koontz, with Mrs Blanch
Reed assistant hostess
The annual picnic will be given a
Marshall Hall July 18.
The Choral Unit Of the Eastern Sta
viii hold rehearsal in room No.
Masonic Temple, June II, at 7:3o pm
A meeting of the Secretaries Associa
ton was neId June at the nome o
Miss Ellen Myers. Silver Spring. Md
assisted by Mrs. Mary E. Epplesheime
and Mrs. Katherine Mansfield. Mrs
Flora E. Campbell, right worthy gran
treasurer, and Mrs. Rose A. Yost, gran,
secretary, were the guests of honor
MRS: Grace l.. Barr. president, presided
The next meeting will be Septembe
8 with Mrs. Anne NJ Northrop, 3o3
Legation street. assisted by Mrs. Eliza
beth B. D'Orsay and Mrs. Cora Vowel
The Home Board of Unity Chapte
viii meet June Is at the home OF MI,
Bertha Clary. 307 Madison street.
A bake sale, for the benefit of tn
Home Board, viii be held June II q
the Fifth and K street market.
st. Johns Lodge Chapter will hav
cfildrens night June 10. Member
having children wishing to take psr
eau Lincoln 72s7-J. Members havin
birth anniversaries in June, July an