Evening star., 1933-11-05

Monday: Orient
Tuesday: BrightWood
Wednesday: Washington.
Capitol Forest Tall Cedars Of Leba-
non, has made preparations for a cere-
n1onial at the Raleigh Hotel the eve
ming of November 10. James T. Knots
of Trenton, N. j., supreme tall cedar.
with other members Of the national
body. Will come to Washington TO par.
ticipate and make this their official
visitation. Baltimore Forest and Ha-
gerStOWn Forest will also attend.
The Washington Railroad Square
Club met at Northeast Masonic Temple
October %, and were entertained by
Miss Virginia Howard and June Vowel
with songs and dances. President
GaSsnlan sponsored the radio favor1teS
under the leadership OF Bill HalslP;
including King Tut, Payne Chappell
and Leslie Bryan in songs
Thurston G. Brown, president Advis
ory Board, made an address. Jack
Mercell, president TreStle Board Club,
announced Joint installation of officers
will be held at the New Willard Hotel
January IL
The uniformed bodies of Almas Tenn
rle announce dance will be held at
the club house December ?.
The Metropolitan Grand Opera will
be presented during the week be-
ginning November 10 at the Washing
ton Auditorium by Almas Temple. The
repertoire of cultural music embraces
"Cavalleria Rusticana" and Pagliacci,"
Carmen" "Gioconda," Aida" "Travi-
ata.'' ''Trovatore" and Faust" Each
opera will be presented complete and
with the usual grand opera trapplngS,
costumes chorus, ballet and orchestra.
Congress and Brightwood Lodges will
have a joint grand visitation WedneS-
day evening.
A special convocation of Potomac
Chapter, r. A. NJ. is called for TO-DAY
at 7:3O pm. by G. Raymond Pruett,
high priest. to attend services at Con.
gress Street M. P. Church. All Royal
Arch MaSOnS are invited TO attend.
Mithras Lodge of Perfection of the
Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite OF
the Valley of Washington held special
meeting Tuesday to confer the ninth
degree. Next Tuesday evening the lodge
will hold its regular session, which
comes on the first Tuesday OF the
month. There will be no degree work,
only a business session
Robert lie Bruce Chapter, Order of De
Molay. invites Master MaS0nS tOattend
a special meeting November 10 at Almas
Temple Club House to witness the con-
ferring Of the degrees OF the order on
a number of candidates. A degree team
of members CT the De Molay Alumni and
other eX-memberS of Robert lie Bruce
Chapter Order of De Molay, will present
the work.
Eastern Star.
The following are grand visitations for
this week: St. Johns Lodge Chapter, No.
vember 6, $50 pm: CHEVY Chase Chap
teI, November 7, $50 pm; Brookland
Chapter. November 8, pm; Bright
wood Chapter, November 9. $3.50 pm,
and Takoma Chapter, November 10,
$50 pm
Mizpah Chapter will meet November
2. after which refreshments will be
served. There will be a cootie party
In the banquet hall after the meeting.
Cathedral Chapter will meet in the
Scottish Rite Cathedral, Third and E
streets. Wednesday evening, and after
a short business session will adjourn
in order to permit the officers and
members to attend the grand vista
ton at Brookland chapter.
The Cathedral Bellies will meet Tues
day evening at the home of Miss Mar
garet Horn, 1918 Livingston street, with
Miss Pauline Rouse assisting.
The next meeting Of the chapter will
be November Is, and will be the grand
visitation.
Congress Lodge Chapter will meet to-
morrow evening to vote on amendments
to the bylaws.
Five candidates were initiated at
special session, october 80. Mrs. Cor
inne Edwards sang. Refreshments fol-
lowed.
The Past Matrons and Patrons Asso-
citation met October 81 at the home OF
Past Patron Lewis A. Cogan and Mrs.
Cogan.
The Sunshine Committee, November
2. celebrated the birthday anniversary
of Chairman Ida Huston, past matron
at the home of Associate Matron Ethel
Morris
The Boosters will meet at the home
of Ruth Leighton, 3l9 Aspen street,
November 9.
The Matrons and Patrons Association
of 1922 met at the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. J. Frank Campbell, l40 Twelfth
street southeast. Mrs. Anna B. Seller,
president, presided. The evening was
spent in Halloween games. REFRESH
ments were served.
Takoma Chapter will meet Novem-
her 10. when the Grand Chapter ON
GERS will pay the annual grand vista
ton. A program has been prepared
under the direction OF faS1 aaIroiis
Kiefer and Burrows.
Grand Matron Pitt and Grand Patron
Kimmel and the officers of the Grand
Chapter paid Esther Chapter their
grand visitation Thursday night They
were accompanied by Right Worthy
Grand Treasurer Campbell and Grand
Matron Cosden of Virginia and IT past
grand officers Of this Jurisdiction. the
program of the evening was the painting
of the portraits of the Grand Matron
and Grand Patron. those taxing part
being Past Grand Matrons Streater ana
Hudson. Past Matrons Cunningham.
West and Gibbol, Past Patrons Cum
bingham Phillips and Fessenden, Asso-
ciate Conductress Reed, Newton Ham
mer and the matron and patron.
Hope Chapter will meet November 3
in the Masonic Temple at pm. Ma
from Annie L. Fish announces the de-
grees will be conferred. The first ma
tron Louise Linthicum. and Past Pa
tron I.inthicum will assist in the inltl-
alton ceremonies.
The Ways and Means Committee OF
Federal Chapter met at the home OF
and Mrs I1edrick November B The
master aDd members 0f Federal Lodge
will be the special guests at the next
meeting of the chapter.
The natron Mrs Bernice Carlton
of Brookland Chapter announces the
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