Evening star., 1933-07-16
FRATERNITIES
MASONIC.

royal AICu Qdy Will DC ODScIVcQ 10.
day at the open-air divine services on
Temple Heights at O'Clock, under the
direction Of Assistant Grand Chaplain
Dr.. Simpson B. Daugherty. pastor of the
United Brethren Church, the address
being delivered by DR.. william 8. Aber-
rethy, pastor Of Calvary Baptist Church.
The music, under the direction Of j.
Walter Humphrey, will be furnished by
Howard Moore, baritone, with Arthur E.
Knowles accompanist. 1t is expected
DR.. John c. Palmer, grand chaplain,
will also be present on his return from
Europe.
The special guests will be the officers
and members of the Grand Chapter Of
Royal Arch Masons, with their families.
as well as the officers and members Of
the 16 constituent chapters of the Dis
trict of Columbia. The officers and
members of the following blue lodges,
with their families, will also be special
guests: New Jerusalem, Joppa. Trinity
and Chevy Chase; also the following
chapters of the Eastern Star. their Off
GERS and members, with their families
Bethany, Joppa. Goodwill and Chevy
Chase.
Washington Centennial Lodge will
meet July 10 at 7:30 nm. at Masonic
Temple. The fellowcraft's degree will be
conferred Refreshments will be served.
This will be the last stated meeting
during July and August.
EASTERN STAR.
The 1925 Matrons and Patrons Asso-
citation will hold picnic July 20 from
4:30 to pm. in Rock Creek Park. reser-
lation No. 2 just south of Pierce Mill.
All invited guests are requested to call
the president, District 1929, by Monday
evening.
Electa Chapter at the last meeting,
celebrated the thirty-ninth anniversary.
Mrs. Elizabeth Pitt. grand matron;
Frank Kimmel, grand patron; Mrs.
Cosdon. grand matron from Virginia;
Past Grand Matrons Mrs. Mary T.
O'Brien. Mrs. Cora P. Mayberry, Mrs.
Grace Kimmell and Miss Edith Will
liams; Past Grand Patrons Edward S.
Brashears, John C. Proctor and Cosdon
were present. The chapter meetings
have been called of for July and Au-
gust. The chapter will have it's annual
outing July l8 in connection with
Anacostia Lodge, to Marshall Hall.
Hope Chapter will not meet during
July and August. Matron Annie L. Fish
announces a silver tea will be held at
the nurses quarters, No. l, at Walter
Reed Hospital, July 81. from to 7
o'clock. The Temple Committee and
the Home Board are sponsoring the tea.
The Marine Band will give a concert at
1880 in the formal garden.
st. Johns Lodge Chapter members
are requested to attend the religious
services at Temple Heights July % at
4 pm. The Home Board Committee
will meet at the home of Laura Bell
848 Delaf1eld place, next Thursday
evening.
The Home Board Auxiliary Of Beth
lehem Chapter will be entertained at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. John Major
North Beach, Md. July %. For trans
portation call Past Matron Louella
BarroWS
Bethlehem Chapter will hold basket
picnic for members, families and friends
July % at Rock Creek Park, on lot
No. "a Supper will be served at S
O'Clock and games will be played before
and after supper.
Inc cnOrdl unlC OF tne eastern Star
will hold a rehearsal July 81 at the Ma
sonic Temple. 7:30 pm. The unit has
been invited to sing at Temple Heights
and sacred music will be rehearsed. A
picnic will be held at Kimmel Cottage,
Shady Side. Md. July %. to which the
members and families of the choral and
drilling units have been invited by
Grand Patron F. Frank Kimmel.
Members and friends of the Treas
urers' Association had a luncheon at
the Beaver Dam Country Club. The
honored guests. introduced by Mrs.
Leila Cooke, president of the associa-
tion, were: Grand Matron Mrs. Eliza
beth Pitt. Right Worthy Grand Secre-
tary Of General Grand Chapter Mrs.
Minnie E. Keyes, Right Worthy Grand
Treasurer OF General Grand Chapter
Mrs. Flora E. Campbell. Grand Treas
| urer Mrs. Lille Mckenzie, Past Grand
MatronS Mrs. Grace Kimmel, Mrs. Lena
Stephenson and Mrs. Pearl Watt Gibb,
| Associate Grand Conductress Mrs. LOU
ise Kreglow and Past Grand Patron
Theodore Lewis.