Evening star., 1933-06-04

AoNS~
Night" tomorrow Officials of the Po-
hce Department have been invited
Mai. Gen. Amos A. Fries will deliver
the address of the evening. The Boy:
Band from the National Training
School for Boys will present an enter
tainment. An invitation is extended
10 all members of the craft.
j. S. st. Petrie of St Johns Lodge
will deliver an illustrated lecture on
Admiral Richard E. Byrd's North Pole
expedition tomorrow evening at Mount
Pleasant Lodge.
The Washington Railroad Square
Club met at Northeast Temple May
81, with M. S. Gassman presiding. Car
II. Claudy, executive secretary Of the
Masonic Service Association, gave ar
address. Judge w. H. Burton gave a
monologue. DR.. Roy Lyman Saxton
presented moving pictures of Sport
and Travel"
Brightwood Commandery, Knight
Templars, announces at the conclayeS
June the Illustrious Order of the Red
Cross and Order of Malta, and June 20
the Order of the Temple. Capt. Gen
Arthur L. Suter will confer the Illus
trious Order of the Red Cross. Senior
Warden John E. Wade will confer the
Order of Malta. Generalissimo Knut S
Nilsson will confer the Order OF the
Temple.
President Sam Reeder of the drill
team announces drill practice at the
Reservoir Plaza, Sixteenth and Kennedy
streets, June Is at 7:30 pm.
The uniformed bodies Of Almas Tenn
ole announce through Noble Raymond
Florance, president, an important bust
ness meeting at the club house, June =,
Mt pm. Discussion regarding the At
Aantic City pilgrimage for the Imperial
Council session of the Shrine will take
place. Illustrious Potentate Warren
Grimes will attend with several mem
bers of the divan. The entertainment
will be furnished by members Of the
Legion of Honor, under the direction OF
Can't. CLYDE Strange Reports will be
made by Capt. Jesse Porter OF the
Arab Patrol, Frank Graham OF the
Oriental Band Frederick Wilken of the
Brass Band, Frank Paul Of the Drum
Corps and George Fischer Of the Music
Committee.
Hope Lodge meets Friday night with
Junior Deacon Richard L. Merrlck IN
the East conferring the fellowcrafts de-
gree, assisted by Junior Steward Joseph
S. Cromwell acting as senior deacon.
Pentalpha Lodge will have q social
tomorrow evening.
Roy A. Plympton, high priest Of Co
lumbia Chapter, announces on June Z
hhe degree of mark master will be con-
.Serred with Scribe William Rohrinan
In the East. AL Royal Arch Masons
pre invited.
st. Johns Lodge will have the third
jnegree Friday evening. to be conferred
by the past masters, the cast for which
Nill be selected by Past Master John j
Barnes.
4 EASTERN STAR.
T Acacia Chapter will meet Tuesday for
h1itiation. A moonlight trip will be
held tomorrow night.
The Star Point Society will meet
Eune 7, at the home of Edna Davis
BIS Cedar avenue, Takoma park.
Bethlehem Chapter Is sponsoring q
moonlight ride on the City Of Wash
Angton tomorrow at pm. 1t Is being
;Aoined by other chapters.
Past Matron Sadie Major has been
haected president of the o. E. S. Veter-
ans Association.
The Past Matrons and Past Patrons
Association meeting has been postponed
tantil future date.
The Matrons and Patrons Associa.
stion of 1926 held its annual Spring
Injecting May 81 at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. H. F. Mires. The president
miss Effie Broadnex, called the meet
Hng to order. Invocation was by Mrs
Mamie Greenstreet The member,
Bhave been invited by Lafayette Chap.
liter to assist in Association Night
EJune IA. The association was enter.
Aained with solos by Mrs. Myrtle
Barnes accompanied by Miss Evely1
@ells; readings and solos by Miss Rosa
k2ie Allen with guitar accompaniment
f41rand Matron Mrs. GreenStreet, Pas
nIrand Matron Mrs. Milans, Past
HGrand Patrons Pitt, Milans and Proc
! TOR and Mrs. Proctor.
Esther Chapter met Thursday evening
with Grand Matron Pitt and Crane
lPatron Kimmel and the matrons ant
patrons of 1888 as especially invited
guests. Among the other distinguished
FguestS present were Past Grand Matron
sAllen, Streater. Kimmel and Hudson
and Past Grand Patrons West and Pitt
The program was under the direction
lbf Nell D. Ray in the role of Secretar'
20 M. Elsie Babcock, matrOn. Reading
sSTere given by Mrs. Gertrude Jones an,
Numbers were given by a sextet com
Aposed of Brothers Hammer, Fessender
Reed, Burroughs, McGrew and Boesct
gil of Esther Chaper.
y The Boosters of Bethany Chapte
evill be entertained at the home of Mr.:
Ethel Morris, 5l4 Ingraham stree
}ThurSday evening. She will be aSiste
Ny Cora Incehower, Louise Gillet, Vic
Jet Fleming, Maud Gossett and Annabt
Tillett. A ''tacky" party, under tn
auspices Of the home board, will b
kteld at GA E street June Is. The boa
ride sponsored by the Sunshine Com
lnittee is tomorrow night. the boa
iaeaving Washington at 9 o'clock.
The 1898 Association of Matrons an
Patrons will be special guests OF Treat
{ Oak Chapter tomorrow. Supper VIII |
pDerved on the lawn at $50 previous
fhe meeting at o'clock
At the meeting of william F. HUI
Chapter, June 8. there will be an eleC
Ittaon and installation OF secretar
1.-the chapter will join the other chal
fkers in the moonlight excursion tomo
row, leaving the wharf at 9 pm.
The Sewing Circle Of Friendsh
Chapter will be entertained at luncheo
at the home of Past Matron Fleren'
3. Mines, 5545 Potomac avenue, Jul
6, at 1890 pm.
The chapter is planning an outing
woodland Beach during June with
chicken dinner at the home of Coz
ductress NJ. Leila Sanford and Pa
Patron Robert H Sanford.
& Mizpah Chapter will celebrate
tinirty-fifth birthday anniversary Jul
ne. The grand officers will be preser
aecompauied by the matrons and p