Evening star., 1933-03-26
meeting April 3 will be April Fools

| meeting April Will pe Apru FOOLS
night.
Grand Chaplin Rev. Palmer con-
Quoted the Sunday afternoon services
a. the Masonic and Eastern Star Home,
March 10. Mrs. Sue Hubbard rendered
solos. The matrOn, Mrs. Douan, and
Patron William Dunham of Bethany
Chapter, made short addresses.
The Home Board will meet March 81.
The Sunshine Committee will serve a
luncheon at Sears, Roebuck g. Co., Oil
Bladensburg road northeast, April S.
The chapters birthday party and re-
csption to officers of the Grand Chapter
will be April 2. A rummase sale will
be held in May.
i The 1928 Matrons and Patrons Asso-
Cation met March 18 at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hoover. $50 Con-
necticut avenue northwest Bridge and
500 were played. The annual Spring
banquet will be held May 6. Mrs.
Dobson has called a committee meet
ing tomorrow at her home, 1900 La
mont street, when arrangements will
be made
The Drilling Unit of the Star Build
ers will hold business meeting and
drill in the Masonic Temple, March 20
at 7:3O pm. 1t Is requested that each
member be present.
The Ways and Means Committee of
| st. Johns Lodge Chapter will hold
a ruc1lrhage sale ct 2101 K street March
30. Past Matron Mabel Turnage will
hold card party at her home. 1922
Decatur street, April l at pm. for
the Temple Committee. Matron Mar
garet L. Wood announces degree work
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by a musical program.
The Matrons and Patrons Associa-
ton will meet at the home of the
secretary-treasurer. Mrs. Bessie G.
jackson, 6700 Sixth street, Saturday
evening for the adoption OF bylaws
and presentation of plans for the year.
The association will be guests of the
1892 Matrons and Patrons Association
at banquet Friday in the National
Press Club.
Areme Chapter at its next meeting
will hold a covered dish social. The
Hcme Board will hold a card party
at the Cavalier Hotel, $500 Fourteenth
street, April l, at o'clock. The public
Miss Marjorie Webster and two of
her pupils gave program at the last
meeting OF Mount Pleasant Chapter.
At the conclusion of the meeting next
Friday evening a program will be given
by the men of the chapter.
Past Matrons Sarah Williams, Helen
Everett, Harriet Potter and Con-
ductresS Edith Ann Jones will give a
card party for the benefit of the chap
ter March 80, at the home of Mrs.
Harry Roche, on Cathedral avenue.
Past Grand Matron Fannie Taylor
was the guest of honor at Naomi Chap
ter Wednesday evening. A program
and games were presented. An original
monologue was given by Ethel I. Ruff
A slogan contest was won by Edna B.
| Acklln. Miss Etna L. Green enter
tanned the Dramatic Club at her home
Tuesday evening.
ODD FELLOWS.
Divine services will be held this eve
ming at Congregational Church under
the auspices Of the Grand Lodge and
the Rebekah Assembly. DR.. Stockdale,
pastor of the church. will preach.
The Decoration of Chivalry will be
conferred in Baltimore April at the
Odd Fellows Temple, on Mrs. Mary Al
len. past noble grand; Mrs. Sybil L.
VIII, past noble grand; Nettie r. Nett
Ter, past president of the Rebekah As
sembly; Mrs. Margaret Hellmuth. past
noble grand. and Mrs. Mary Patience
Pollock, past president of the Rebekah
Assembly. Buses will leave the I. o.
O. F. Temple at 6:15 o'clock Capt.
John Schaefer is in charge of the trans
portation arrangements.
Institution of the Junior Lodge will
be April 81 at the Odd Fellows Temple.
Grand Master Morris L. -Dreeben. ac-
icI 1.xy1 III
clally visited Covenant Lodge Wednes-
day evening
The General Relief Committee will
meet tomorrow evening in Odd Fellows
Temple
Grand Master Morris L. Dreeben, with
the grand officers, will officially visit
Langdon Lodge Friday evening in their
own temple on Rhode Island avenue
and Mills avenue northeast.
The Committee on Anniversary will
meet Thursday evening. Arrangements
versary celebration April 26.
Rebekah Lodges.
Mount Pleasant Lodge celebrated its
seventeenth birthday anniversary. with
Noble Grand Ruth Anderson presiding.
Mrs. Annie E. Grigsby addressed the
|
bly,, Mrs. Annie Glossbrenner, made a
few remarks. The following program
was rendered: Vocal duet Mrs. Vesta
Pollock and A. Scott Pollock; musical
saw, Blen Barten, with Mrs. Barten at
the piano; vocal solo, Dale Hamilton;
violin solo, Malcolm Toone, with Mrs
Ioone at the piano; piano trio Misses
Domino, Chestian and Harrison, and
readings, Mrs. Faustina Dirough and
Mrs. Annie Glossbrenner. John w.
Gullege was elected to membership.
At meeting Of Dorcas Lodge April
6 there will be school of instruction
The dance by the lodge formally sched-
uled for April 20 will be held in the
temple. 419 Seventh street, April %.
Schuyler Colfax Lodge met March H.
Mrs. Anna Anderson was admitted to
membership. At the meeting March %
the president of the assembly will pay
an official visit.
Brightwood Lodge conferred the de-
grees on Mrs. Hattie Wahl, Marie
Suter and Adelaide Milstead The
members of the lodge are to visit Helena
Lodge, Dundalk. Md. April 6.
Fidelity Lodge met March 81. Helen
Mettler announces an oyster supper
April 8 from to pm. at 2941 Mills
avenue northeast.
Past President jeanette Griffith OF
Ruth Lodge announces bake sale for
the benefit of the Grand Encampment
on April l at the Center Market.
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.
i Official visitations Of Grand Chan
cellor E. L. Newcomb, heading the
Grand Lodge officers, are announced
as follows:
Excelsior, April 1s; Webster, April
25; Franklin, April 26; Century-De-
catur, May l; Mount Vernon, May 8;
Syracusians, May IL; Capital, May 16;
Union, September 10; Hermione, Sep
tember IA; Amaranth, September 18;
Calanthe, September IS; State Lodge,
special visitation, September Is: Co.
lumbia, October IL, and Rathbone-
Superior, October 13.