Evening star., 1933-08-13
FRATERNITIES
MASONIC.

MASONIC.
Seth M. Macdonald. master, an
nounces Acacia Lodge will be among
the other Masonic bodies participating
IN the services at Temple Heights
today at pm. He requests all officers
and members of the lodge, with their
families, to attend
The open air divine services on Tenn
pie Heights today at o'clock, under
direction of Dr. John O. Palmer, chap
lain of the Grand Lodge of Masons,
will be addressed by DR.. William w.
Mcintyre. pastor of st. Pauls Method
ist Episcopal Church, South, and the
music under the direction of j. Wal
ter Humphrey, will be furnished by
solos by Past Master Richard E. TitloW
OF Naval Lodge, accompanied by Mrs.
Marion Myers
The special guests will be members
OF the following blue lodges, with their
families: Lebanon, Acacia and Stans-
bury. Also members of the following
chapters of the Order of the Eastern
Star, with their families Martha,
SASPS GAM 1sAoNAAo 1Sdodi4l
EASTERN STAR.
Mrs Bernetta B. Hoffman, matron of
Martha Chapter. invites the members to
Temple Heights today at 4 pm The
chapter will meet September / at Naval
Lodge Hall at 8 pm.
Friendship Chapter will hold its
annual box lunch picnic on August 20
at Dreamland Cottage, Woodland
Beach, Md, as the guest of Mr. and
Mrs. Robert H. Sanford. Members de-
string transportation or route informa-
tion may communicate with the ma
tron or patron.
REBEKAH LODGES.
A bingo party will be held at the
home of Mary Cummings, 202 Sixteenth
street southeast, August Is at pm
for the benefit of Esther Rehekah
Lodge.
DAUGHTERS OF AMERICA.
The State councillor, Mrs. S. Belle
Gibson, will entertain with cards and
bingo Tuesday evening at her home,
206 Jefferson avenue, Aurora Hills, Va,
at 3 O'Clock.
Pride of Washington Council con-
vened with Councillor Frances Neville
presiding. Plans were made for a
membership drive. The Good of the
Order Committee presented an en-
blematic altar banner. The council
body accepted an invitation of past
councillors, Mr.. and Mrs. S. r. Down
ing, to visit their Summer home at
Sylvan Shores. Mrs. Ruth Warren an
nounced lawn party, August 18, at
Fourteenth street and Pennsylvania
avenue southeast.
Fidelity Council convened, with the
acting councillor, Miss Ardelle Lavender,
presiding. Mrs. Mabel Downing. Junior
past State councillor, installed associate
councillor, Miss Daisy Hamilton. Mrs.
Mabel Downing also made report on
the special State session.
Kenmore Council was called to order
by councillor, Mrs. Resa Wagner. Mrs.
Anna Louise Mehler was installed as
vice councillor by State councillor, Mrs
s. Belle Gibson. Piano selections were
rendered by Mrs. Devota M Klein Ira
r. Gibson, Mrs. Resa Wagner and Mrs
Anna Mehler were appointed to serve
on the Floor Committee at the thirty
seventh annual State Council session
in September. Mrs. Nettie r. Mettler
gave a report of an activity which was
given for the benefit of the State Coun-
Gil Benevolent Committee. Mrs. Gibson
announced card and bingo party to
be held at her home, August Is, for the
benefit Of the Ways and Means Com
mittee Of the State Council.
At the last meeting of Mayflower
Council Mildred Sykes was installed
as Junior past councillor by the deputy
Mrs. Louise Mcdonald. Miss Sykes was
presented with past councillors jewel
by past State councillor, Mrs. Margaret
Hartman.
Councillor Augusta Newland presided
at the last meeting of Triumph Coun-
Gil. Action was taken on the resigna-
ton of Jessie Davis as press correspond
ent, and past State councillor, Mrs.
Pearl Wolfe, was appointed. Mrs. Ade-
laide Miller Hilda Peake and Mrs.
Pearl Wolfe were appointed to draw up
resolutions on the recent death of
George Fairall.
John L. Burnett Council convened,
with Mrs Ethel Slonaker presiding
Mrs. Lucille Armentrout was installed
as warden by the deputy, Mrs. Lillian
Martin.
Barbara Frietchie Council convened,
with councillor Cleonis Fritz in the chair.
Ellen Dorsey was elected to member
ship. Cards and bingo were played
dlteT llle ClOSe Ol IIie HlcelulS- NSWdiOo
were made by the deputy, Mrs. Julia
Columbus.
JR. O. u. A. M.
The Reunion Association held its an
nual outing August at Seaside Park,
Md. There were State officers from the
District of Columbia, Maryland, Vir-
ginia and National Councillor William
S. Howe, In attendance.
The session of Edward j. Ross
Council was presided over by Past
Councillor Albert S. Hopkins. Chester
Danhart, Robert Haupin, Earl Glen
De Vaughn, and A. C. Chitty were
elected to membership. A letter re-
ceived from the national councillor, w.
s. Howe, of Baltimore, outlining pro-
gram for. increase in membership, was
read. Degree Master Montgomery in
structed the members of the degree and
drill teams to be present for rehearsals
at the close of the meetings August II
and "a. This council held its 35th
birthday party at Plum Point Beach,
August T.
Anacostia Council was presided over