Evening star., 1933-09-10
FRATERNITIES

Takoma Lodge will meet Tuesday at
7.3O pm in the temple, Carroll street
and Maple avenue. Takoma Park. Paul
r. Mattix, acting master, announced
matters of importance will be con-
sidered.
At a meeting of King David Lodge
last Tuesday night. chairman OF the
Grand Lodge Committee on Work and
Lectures, Bageant, past master OF
Pentalpha Lodge. presented Junior
Warden Joseph w. Marshall with a
certificate of proficiency in the esoteric
| work of the Blue Lodge degrees.
The Master Mason's degree will be
, conferred September 19, with Junior
Warden Marshall in the east. Re-
hearsal will be held September ID.
Evangelist Chapter, knights Rose
Croix, will meet Tuesday evening at the
Cathedral.
The next regular meeting Of Mithrus
Lodge of Perfection will be held Tues
day evening, and Robert de Bruce
Council and Albert Pike Consistory Sep
| tember 26.
The conferring of the degrees OF the
Rite on the Midwinter class of 1933-34
will begin October 3. with the conferring
of the fourth degree. The remaining
degrees will be conferred in consecutive
order on each succeeding Tuesday eve
ming.
A preliminary meeting of the Wash
i1pton members of the Provincial Grand
Lodge of the Royal Order of Scotland:
preparatory to the annual meeting OF
the Grand Lodge in Washington Octo-
bar 10, will be held early next month.
The annual dinner of the Grand Lodge
will be given at the Mayf1ower Hotel
following the business meeting OcIoper
ID. The preliminary meeting Will De
addressed by Sir James H. Brlce, provln-
chll grand master Of the Royal Oroer'
| The date of this meeting WILL De an
| nGunced later.
Federal Lodge will meet Tuesday eve
| ming and observe its 14Oth birtnoay
anniversary. The E. A. degree Will De
conferred.
G. Raymond Pruett, high priest OF
Potomac Chapter 8, r. A. M. announces
a meeting will be held Tuesday evening.
| All Royal Arch Masons are mVlteo.
Refreshments.
Columbia Council, R. and S. M. will
hold a stated assembly September Is
at 7:3O pm. in Masonic Hall, l2lo WIS
consin avenue.
Eastern Star day will be observed to-
! day at the open-air divine services on
/ TEMPLE Heights at o'clock. The ad-
dress will be delivered by DR.. Simpson
B. Daugherty, assistant grand chaplain
| of the Grand Lodge of Masons. The
service is directed by DR.. John .:
Palmer, chaplain of the Grand Lodge OF
, Masons of the city, and the music VIII
be under the charge OF j. waiter
Humphrey and be furnished by Eastern
Star choral unit, directed by Adolpn
| Torovsky.
The special guests will be the Assocla.
! ton of Matrons and Patrons OF 1888 OF
the Eastern Star, Mrs. Elizabeth Pitt,
grand matron; F. Frank Kimmel. grand
patron, with their families, together
with the officers and members OF the 4S
constituent chapters Of the order.
The first Fall meeting of the brass
band of Aloias Temple will be heio
Tuesday at 8 pm at the club house,
1911 K street.
Charles r. Brill, grand tall cedar OF
Capitol Forest, Tall Cedars of Lebanon,
announces an Executive Committee
meeting Tuesday evening in the Raleigh
Hotel.
EASTERN STAR.
Warren G. Harding Chapter has been
chosen by the grand matron and grand
patron to receive the first grand visi-
tation of the year September ~.
The chapter will celebrate its birthday
| anniversary that evening instead OF
September 26 On September 13 the
auxiliary home board will take charge
of the Sewing Circle at the Masonic
and Eastern Star Home at pm. The
Wavs and Means Committee will hold q
lawn party at the home of Vera Reid,
228 West Belfonte avenue, Del Ray,
Alexandria, Va, September Il.
| The Campbell-Loffler Sewing Club
| Committee is sponsoring an "at home
under the auspices OF the General
Home Board at the Masonic and East
! ern Star Home october "A. Mrs Irma
Smith, general chairman, has appointed
Mrs. Doris Sutton chairman Of deco