Evening star., 1933-10-01
FRATERNITIES

Cometh" will be presented by the chap
ter at the Douglas Memorial Methodist
Episcopal Church, October 8. at 8 pm.
Past Grand Patron Theodore G. Lewis
will play the chimes and the matron,
Margaret L. Wood. will play the Swiss
hand bells.
At the meeting October 16 members
having birthdays in October will be spe-
cial guests. Notify Mildred Dover, Co
"'nbia 656s.
Brookland Chapter will have its an
nual dinner and bazaar at Masonic
Temple, Twelfth and Monroe streets
northeast, October S. After the close
of its last meeting officers and mem
bers of the chapter visited Hope Chap
ter at its birthday party.
The next meeting of Washington
Centennial Chapter will be held at 1880
pm, october 6. The occasion will be
the annual grand visitation.
A meeting of the Endowment Com
mittee will be held october 81 at the
home Of Past Matron Mary Bayles, with
Mrs Mary Nichols and Mrs. Jessie E.
Mountjoy joint hostesses.
Mount Pleasant, Congress Lodge,
Good Will and La Fayette Lodge Chap
ters will have charge Of the sewing
of the Campbell-Loffler Sewing Club
at the Masonic and Eastern Star Home
on Wednesday afternoons during Oc-
tober.
Friendship Chapter had as special
guests officers and members OF Har-
mony Chapter. The next Sewing Circle
luncheon is at 2:3O pm, october 2,
with the matron as hostess.
No Have nd TOr1n1Itfan
will hold a bazaar and sale October 3
and 4 at Masonic Temple, 45l1 Wis
consin avenue. The first night a fried
chicken dinner will be served from 5
until 7:30 pm. On october an en-
tertainment will be given at $50 pm.
Grand visitation was held at Naomi
Chapter last Wednesday evening. MIS-.
Alma Barton. Mrs Elizabeth Barker,
and Mrs. Harriet Baker gave solos.
while several numbers were rendered
by chorus of the members. Follow
ing the visitation Endowment night
was observed. Mrs. Elvira Madgeburger,
chairman of the Endowment Commit
tee of the Grand Chapter, and Mrs.
Bertha S. Wood, chairman Of the
Naomi Committee. made addresses.
The following are grand visitations
this week: Treaty Oak Chapter, Octo-
Der 2, $50 pm; Gavel Chapter, Octo-
. ber 3, $3.50 pm: Areme Chapter, Octo-
ber 4, pm; Fidelity Chapter, october
S, $50 pm. and Washington Centen-
nial Chapter, october g. pm.
Grand visitation was held at Federal
Chapter last Thursday. The associate
conductress will be hostess october 7
to the Wavs and Means Committee at
her home in the S::5,ey Apartments.
Congress Lodge Chapter will meet
: tertainment dinner will be given
by the Ways and Means Committee
October 4 at Northeast Masonic Temple.
Warren G. Harding Chapter met
Tuesday. The next meeting will be
October 10 at Masonic Temple. Asso-
ciate Patron Frank Corsa has arranged
for card party at SIT Eleventh street
, southeast on the night of October 5.
Joppa Lodge Chapter will meet We'd
neSday at 8 o'clock. The annual bazaar
will be held October 4 and 5. Dinner
I will be- served at Joppa Lodge hall, 4209
|. . Ninth street, Thursday at 5 pm.
The members of the chapter are in
Masonic and Eastern Star Home Octo-
ber IA from to 1920 pm.
The annual grand visitation will be
held October 49, Brothers night was
; observed at the last meeting, when the
: members of Joppa and Petworth Ma
: sonic Lodges were guests of the chap
ter. A program of readings and vocal
solos was followed by refreshments
and dancing.
Ruth Chapter will confer the degrees
tomorrow evening. The home board
will meet October 10 at the home of
Mrs Daisy Thour 3736 Yuma street,
with Mrs. Irene Deuterman and Mrs
Pauline I. Loveless, assisting hostesses.
Martha Chapter at its last meeting
was entertained by Robert LIE Bruce
Chapter of the De Molay. The men OF
the chapter were special guests
At the meeting October 6 a program
will be given by Mu Chi Club.
ODD FELLOWS.
Grancmaster Morris L. Dreeben, ac-
companied by his officers, will begin
official visitations to Central Lodge in
I. o. o. F. Temple.
Grand Sire E. S. Davis of Washing
ton State and Deputy Grand Sire
William A. Pittenger of Minnesota will
be in this city October 26 to have
general conference with all the officers
and members of all branches of the
order.
Members of this Jurisdiction have been
invited to participate in a Maryland
rally October 25 at Frederick, Md.
A large delegation will leave here Oc-
, tober % for Pittsburgh, Pa, where a
program of entertainment is awaiting
the District members.
Rebekah Lodges.
Mount Pleasant Lodge met recently
with the noble grand, Miss Ruth An
derson, in the chair. One candidate
was elected to membership and on
invitation of Dorcas Rebekah Lodge this
candidate will be initiated with other
candidates in the Dorcas lodge room
October and the membership of
Mount Pleasant are invited to be pres
ent.
Mrs. Daisy Smithson, noble grand
of Friendship Lodge, announces the
lodge will hold card party October
II, following the regular meeting.
Chairman Hellmuth of the Ways
and Means Committee of the Rebekah
assembly, announces card party at
60 M street northeast october 4, at
$50 pm
The eighty-Second anniversary of
the founding of the Rebekah degree
will be celebrated October 13, in Odd
Fellows Temple. 419 Seventh street,
under the supervision of a joint COM
mittee representing all the Rebekah
lodges and other Odd Fellow bodies in
the District. The committee will hold
meeting tomorrow evening.
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS.
Washington Council met Tuesday at
the club house, with Grand Knight
Michael j. Racioppi presiding. State
Deputy George E. Herring reported on
the proceedings of the recent Supreme
!; Convention at Chicago. He announced
his intention to form a joint Inter-
council Lecturers Committee to pre-
sent a Winter nropram of entertain