Evening star., 1933-10-08

Mrs. Clarence H. Smith, genera
chairman, has appointed on the com
mittee: Mrs Pauline Loveless, chair
man of refreshments; Mrs. Irene Deu
terman. Mrs. Margaret T. Lainhart
Mrs. Florence w. TRAY. Mrs. Pauline
Fry, Mrs Catherine McGrew. Mrs
Eugenia S. Corning, Mrs. Helen A
Brewton, Mrs. Anna Nalley, Mrs. Ros,
Virnstien and Mrs. Zeleima T. Kuebler
Mrs. Doris Sutton, chairman Of deco
rations and exhibits; Mrs. Miriam
Lewis. Mrs. Louise Garner, Miss Frances
Jackson, Mrs. Elizabeth Forker, Mrs
Toone. Mrs. Sophie Cahill, Mrs. Mary
Kissinger, Mrs. Frances Dobson anc
Mrs. Helen Hogan. Mrs. Erma Orcutt
chairman of entertainment and tours
Miss Edith Jones. Mrs. Edith Smith
Mrs. Marie j. Anderson, Mrs. Anne
Parker, Mrs. Blanche Cole, Mrs. Viola
S. Snyder, Mrs. Evelyn E. Ellis. Mrs
Olive Bressler, Mrs. Ruth Oliff anc
Mrs. Viola A. Hodson Mrs. Louise
Weldon Chase, chairman Of publicity
Mrs. Ethel D. Morris, Mrs. Dorothy I
Puryear, Mrs. Margaret Bartz, Mrs
Iva B. Cary, Mrs. Louise Heinzman
Miss Hazel Booker, Mrs. Ruth j. Bau.
jan, Mrs. Mary K. Nay Mrs. Abigail
Zimmerman and Miss Margaret
Graham.
There will be a tour through the
home, entertainment by celebrated
artists and exhibits of the work done
by the Campbell-Loffler Sewing Club
composed of guests in the home.
The choral unit will hold its first re-
hearsal at the Masonic Temple SatW-
day at 7:30 pm.
At the regular meeting of Chevy
Chase Chapter, No. 80. Tuesday eve
ming, degrees were conferred on sew
eral candidates and a reception was
also held honoring the marriage of one
of the Star Points of the chapter
The Ways and Means Committee on
nounceS turkey and ham dinner will
be served on october 10 at $50 pm
at All Saints Episcopal Church, Chevy
Chase Circle. A dance is announced BY
Mrs. Viola Snyder on November 3 from
9 to II pm. at the Hay Loft Club, In
the form OF a Halloween frolic.
A Christian Science service by thu
Special Service Committee of Thirt
Church Of Christ Scientist of Washing.
ton, D. c., will be conducted at The
Masonic and Eastern Star Home mdel
auspices Of Good Will Chapter, No. SO
o. E. s.. at pm. The order follows
First reader. Lewis Riggles; second
reader, Mrs Isabel G. Smith, anc
soloist, Henry c. Nestor Subject, "Are
Sin, Sickness and Death Real?"
This service will be the same as that
conducted by all Christian Science
churches Throughout the world.
The Home Board of Acacia Chapter
will meet with Past Matron Mary r
Hand, 1910 Lawrence street northeast
October 10 at 8 pm. at which time
plans will be completed for the dance
to be given at Almas Temple October
10. The bowling team will hold a care
party at the home Of Mrs. Laila Sloat
7517 Fourteenth street, october IA at
pm.
Good Will Chapter will have charge
of religious services at the Masonic ane
Eastern Star Home this afternoon a.
3 o'clock. The grand officers will make
their annual visitation next Friday
evening. Mrs. Marie Anderson, asso.
ciate matron, will give a card party al
Od4l lCo OIl I1O1lOdy, OSVO6Sl
16, $3.50 pm, for the Home Board.
The grand matron and grand patror
paid Treaty Oak Chapter, No. 43, it.
annual grand visitation October Q. Ac.
companying them were the grand off.
GERS and Past Grand Matrons Bogley
Hollander, Milans, Kimmel and Guide
and Past Grand Patron Joseph H
Milans. Mrs. Deal of Bethlehem
Chapter and Mrs. Mockbee of Cathe-
dral Chapter rendered vocal and piano
selections.
Naomi Chapter will meet Wednesday
evening. Mrs. Edith w. Clark. worthy
matron, announces that the degrees
will be conferred.
The Naomi Cleaners will hold a pic
mic today at the cottage Of the worthy
patron, H. E. Wackerman, at Fair
haven Cliffs, Md.
Federal Chapter will give card party
meeting of the chapter will be stal
point night, Thursday.
The Thrift Committee of Joseph H
Milans Lodge Chapter, No. Al, will holc
q card party tomorrow at so M street
On Wednesday dinner will be given
by the Ways and Means Committee
from to pm. The grand visitation
is on Thursday.
La Fayette Lodge Chapter met Sep
tember 27. One candidate received the
degrees. The Auxiliary Home BOARD
held a card party at the home Of the
chairman, Mrs. Anne Parker.
A card party is to be held in the
chapter room on Thursday at pm.
Warren G. Harding Chapter will meet
Tuesday at Masonic Temple. On Wed
nesday, the Temple Committee will hold
a card party at the home OF Sister
Coumbe, 1927 Euclid street. Sister
Bessie Franzoni assisted by Sisters Will
liams, Gardner and Cooke will enter
tain the auxiliary home board at Ia
r street northeast on october IT,
ODD FELLOWS.
Last Friday Grand Master Morris L
Dreeben, accompanied by his official
staff, made his first official visit to Cen
tral Lodge, No. l, for the first OF the
Fall series of visitations. A feature
was the conferring of the second de-
gree by the degree team of Federal City
Lodge. No. 90
The District of Columbia members
have been invited to participate in the
coming rally and parade at Frederick
Md, on Wednesday evening. October
25 The grand master and the grand
officers of the Grand Lodge, accom-
panied by the District delegationi will
attend. I.
The District of Columbia is making
large preparations to go to Frederick in
large numbers. Buses will leave Odd
Fellows Temple at Sis pm. October
25, arriving in time for the parade and
rally participation.
The Odd Fellows Band will be taken
along.
The grand sire, James H. Davis of
Washington State, and the deputy
grand sire. William A. Pittenger of
Minnesota, will be in this city on
Thursday evening, October 26. at which
time a big celebration is planned in
their honor. This is the first time in
this jurisdiction that grand sire and
a deputy grand sire of the Sovereign
Grand Lodge has officially visited q