Evening star., 1933-04-09

Jurisdiction Thursday evening. Solos
were rendered by Mrs. Lenor Reed and
| readings by Mrs. Jean Jones.
Mrs. Nell D. Ray, chairman OF the
Ways and Means Committee, announces
| arrangements are completed for the an
nual Spring card party at the Willard
! the afternoon of Wednesday. April 10.
| Associate Matron Mears Is in charge
Of reservations.
Warren G. Harding Chapter will
meet Tuesday at Masonic Temple. The
meeting will be devoted to the En-
dowment Committee and the committee
chairman. On April 13, the Temple
Committee will meet at the home of
Mrs. Spence, 723 Fifth street northeast
The Auxiliary Home Board will meet
April II at Jane Keeleys home. and
on April 81 will entertain the guests
at the Eastern Star Home. Jack Lowd
has arranged party for April 19 at
the Lotus Restaurant.
Mizpah Chapter held a business
meeting April 4. The associate grand
matron and grand patron. accompanied
by the associate matronS and patrons
OF 1888. were guests. A program was
given by Jobs Daughters.
A dance will be given by the Mu
Delta Sigma Club April % at 1910
Wisconsin avenue. At the meeting May
2 the Dramatic Club of Mu Delta
Sigma will entertain with plays and
solos.
Unity Chapter will meet April IA.
Being Good Friday, a special program
in keeping with the day has been pre-
pared by the Unity Players.
The Endowment Committee will hold
card party April l9 at the Burlington
Hotel.
The next meeting OF the La Fayette
Lodge Chapter will be held in the
chapter room, at Fourteenth and Ken
yon streets Music appropriate to Eas-
ter will be featured, with Mrs. Inez
Crater, soloist. and Mrs. Ruth john
son, accompanist.
The Matrons and Patrons Associa-
ton Of 1888 met April l at the home
of Mrs. Bessie G. Jackson, 6700 Sixth
street, when the bylaws were adopted
The association voted to attend the
Easter sunrise service at Arlington.
The next meeting will be held June
80 at Temple Heights.
Matron Bernice Carlton of Brook
land Chapter announces the grand pa
tron OF Maryland will be the honor
guest at its next meeting. The Add
To Committee will provide the enter
tainment The annual Spring dance
and card party will be held at the
Roosevelt Hotel, April 2s
ODD FELLOWS.
Grand Master Morris L. Dreeben, ac-
companied by his official line. will visit
Harmony Lodge, in the Odd Fellows
Temple, Wednesday evening
The board of trustees of the I. O. O.
F. Temple will meet tomorrow evening
The grand master, accompanied by
his official staff. visited Phoenix Lodge
in its hall at Benning, D. c.
Arrangements for the institution of
the new Junior Lodge, No. /, for boys
between the ages of IA and 81 are being
completed. On April 81 in the audi
torium inaugural ceremonies will be
held Senators and Representatives in
Congress, who are members of the order,
and grand masters and grand officers
from Virginia, Delaware, Pennsylvania
and Maryland are expected to be pres
ent. The new lodge Is to be named
National Capital Junior Lodge. No. l.
Wilfred E. Lawson Is in charge Of the
new degree to be conferred and has had
rehearsals.
Chairman William F. Becker Of the
Committee on Anniversary Program,
announced plans are being completed
for the entertainment of the celebra-
tion April 26 in the Roosevelt High
School auditorium. Cards of invitation
are being distributed
Eastern Lodge held business meet
ing Wednesday evening, Noble Grand
William H. Bailey, presiding.
Rebekah Lodges.
Fidelity Lodge will have charge OF
the services at the I.O.OF. Home today
at 4 pm, Mr.. Keene officiating. The
lodge will give dance at East Gate
Masonic Temple April 20.
The Ways and Means Committee will
meet at the home OF Eva Bodkin, 3l02
Twentieth street northeast, April 10 at
l pm.
A meeting of the Noble and Vice
home Of Wilma Sigmon, 1902 Twentieth
street northeast, April 19 at 8p.m.
There will be special session of the
Rebekah assembly April "a in room 3,
I. o. o. F. Temple for the purpose of
organizing a girls club.
Schuyler Colfax Lodge will meet April
II. After the meeting OF April IS, there
will be shower for the benefit of the
I. O. o. F. Home.
Esther Lodge will meet tomorrow
evening with degree rehearsal after
the meeting.
IMPROVED ORDER OF RED MEN
AND DEGREE OF POCAHONTAS. :,
A card party will be given by Logan
Tribe. April 20, for the benefit Of one of
its disabled members.
The degrees were conferred at Sen
eca Tribe under the direction Of Great
Instructor Frank Voehl.
White Eagle Council will hold degree
work Wednesday, after which 1t will
hold millinery sale
Waneta Council had as its guests
at its meeting on Tuesday Great
Sachem Harry j. Thompson; Great Di-
rectreSs Mrs. Anna Jarboe, Mrs. Helen
Tice, Mrs. PreStel, Mrs Kennedy and
Mrs. Mary Douglas Mrs. Damaris
Colbert, Pocahontas, gave a card party
at her home Thursday for the benefit
Of one of their members in distress, as
sisted by Past Pocahontas Ploris H.
Nally.
Mineola Council held an April Fools
party Saturday. John w. Collins gave
a reading, and talks were given by
olCdI odCACLl 4llOulklSOu, great OlTeC-
tress, Mrs. Anna Jarboe; past great di-
rectresses, Mrs. Helen Roland Louise
FaStnaught, Hilda Richards and Cleada
E. Horne; Past Great Sachem William
Nally, Mrs Anna Dickhaut and Mrs.
Ploris H. Nally
Hiawatha Council held bingo after
its meeting Saturday
Idaho Council met Friday with Po-
cahontas Sadie Ballantine presiding
DAUGHTERS OF AMERICA.
State Councillor Mrs S. Belle Gibson.
her officers ano committees will visit
Loyalty Council April II In Northeast
Masonic Temple.
Eagle Council met with the councillor.
Helen Garden, in the chair. There
was "cootie game"
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