Evening star., 1933-10-29

Friday: Columbia.
Potomac Commandery, X. T., has ac-
cepted an invitation from DR.. Hirl A.
Kester, pastor of Congress Street M P;
Church, to attend services today at
pm. A special conclave has been
called for 7.30 pm. at Masonic Hall,
1910 Wisconsin avenue. W. H. Harrison,
grand commander, and the other of1l-
GERS of the Grand Con1mandery and
the officers and members of the con-
stituent communicates will accompany
Potomac Commandery to these services
The communicates will march In a
body to the church in full Templar
uniform The theme for the pastor S
sermon will be THE Spurs of Knight
hood"
The Trestleboard Club of the Gov
ernment Printing Office held its third
annual memorial service october q IN
Northeast Masonic Temple. This cere-
mony is conducted each year by the
secretary, Thurston G. Brown, ana con-
sisted OF a program which included an
address by Rev. Allan F. Poore, pastor
of the Waugh Methodist Episcopal
Church and recitation by Col. Thomas
B. Eckloff of the Woodmen of the
World. Mr.. Green of the linotype sec
ton sang and Mr.. Crosswaite, also OF
the linotype section, blew taps.
The distinguished guests were Roy w
Price, national president: Melville D
Hensey and Lynn H. Troutman, past
national presidents; National Director
Kirby and State President Day; also
Past Presidents H. K. Troutman OF the
Gavel Club, R. H. Thompson OF the
Cabletow Club. D. c. Dow of the Angle
Club and Carroll Trumble of the Col
den Rule Club.
Masonic Club Sunday will be observed
this evening at the Waugh Methodlst
Episcopal Church. under the auspices
OF the local advisory board All mem
bers of the fraterity, with their faml-
lies and friends, are invited. Rev. Al
Ian F. Poore, the pastor. will deliver the
sermon. The brethren are requested to
assemble on the first floor Of the church
at 745 pm.
Carl H. Chudy, chairman OF the
Committee of Masonic Education ano
Service of the Grand Lodge, Will ad-
dress Columbia Chapter November l
according to an announcement OF Roy
A. Plympton, high priest. All Royal
Arch Masons are invited.
Petworth Lodge will hold business
meeting Thursday, followed by social
Almas Temple will present at the
Washington Auditorium the week be-
ginning November 10 the international
opera Co., with cast of operate stars
direct from New York, headed py Gar
mela Ponselle of the Metropolitan opera
Co. and other distinguished stars. the
weeks repertoire will consist OF tne
complete presentation OF the 1onoW!ne
operas, with full costuming, lighting
and stage effects and with orchestra
chorus and ballet: "Cavalleria Rustlr /;
cana" and "Pagliacci," Carmen,
"Gioconda," "Aida, -" "Traviata, ""Irova'
tore" and Faust" "Aida" will be re-
peated as Saturday matinee for school
children and teachers.
Masonic Club Sunday will be con-
Quoted today by Rev. Allan F. Poore,
pastor of Waugh M. E. Church, Ihlro
and A streets northeast Clubs Will as
semb,e in the basement OF the churcn
at 7:45 pm.
A meeting of the Lambskin Club WILL
he held at Northeast Masonic Temple
November 4. The Ladies Auxiliary WILL
serve refreshments.
EASTERN STAR.
The following are grand visitations
this week: Loyalty Chapter, November
1.8p.m.; Esther Chapter. November q
8pnl and East Gate Chapter, Novem-
Der 8, 8 pm.
Fidelity Chapter will have initiation
November Q There will be a caro-
nartv for the benefit Of the chapter
at Silt Hiatt place next TUESDAY eve
ming.
St Johns Lodge Chapter at the Last
meeting was entertained by tne ap.
potrtive officers. A play, mysterious
Madam x,'' compiled by one OF tne
star points, Achsa Moore, was presenteo
Members of the cast included Dorotny
Angelo, Rebecca Wharton, Elaine Eelcn
Gertrude Suser, Amelia CAIN, Nancy
Chadwick, Achsa Moore, Mabel blanken-
ship, Hazel Kjaer, Nell Boaroman
Catherine Morrison, Mabel Fooer 'soi'
and Ruth Angelo. ;,, =,
rranC visitation. A program mas oeeA
arranged.
Good Will Chapter entertained u the
camnbell-Loef1er Sewing Club at the
Masonic and Eastern Star Home Octo-
Res & 49, At ns ss eanferrea aaaf 1sguia7 the ways
and Means Committee Is sponsoring
card and Halloween party next TUESDAY
evening at the home Of Past Matron
Florence D. Walters, 4501 Illinois ave-
nue.. Every one is invited. Phone
Adams 5947 for reservations.
Esther Chapter will have it's annual
grand visitation on Thursday evening.
November 2, at 8 pm. The choir Will
meet tomorrow evening at the home OF
past Grand Matron Hudson, with Pasl
Matron Gibson and Mrs. BALDWIN as
assisting hosteSses.
The WAYS and Means Committee OF
Ruth Chapter will hold a card party
tomorrow evening in the Masonic rem
ple at Brightwood. The next meeting
of the chapter will be November b. Ihe
degrees will be conferred.
A special meeting of Bethany Chapter
will be held tomorrow evening to confer
degrees.
The Endowment Committee Will mee'
at the home of Ethel Morris, 514 1ngra-
ham street, Thursday evening.
The Grand Chapter officers visited tne
chapter October 20. Silver was pre-,
sented to the grand matron and granc
patron. A program of vocal and instru'
mental music followed the meeting.
The drilling unit of the Star Build
ers will hold banquet at the Lee HOUSE
tomorrow at pm.
The Star Point Society of La Fayett'
Lodge Chapter will meet Wednesday a
the home of Mrs. Margaret z. Gr1mtn
92O Longfellow street. The next meet
ing of the chapter will be November o
Cathedral Chapter, No. IA, conferred
the degrees Wednesday evening on sever
candidates. At the close OF the meeting
4 program of music and dances was pre-
sented by Mrs. Emma H. Eichelberger a.
follows: Miss Estrelia Amores, Spanlsf
songs; Sophocles Papas, Hawaiian gul