Evening star., 1933-06-18


Washington Centennial Lodge viii
meet June 81. The Entered Apprentice
degree will be conferred, with Junior
Deacon Joseph Bailey in the east.
The Ladies' Auxiliary of De Molay
Commandery will meet at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest GUIDE, 1880 Blad-
enSburg road northeast, the evening Of
June "a.
Roy A. Plympton, high priest of Co.
1umbia Chapter, announces at the con-
vocation Wednesday the degree of
past master will be conferred, with the
principal sojourner. Harry J. Hunt, jr..
in the east, following which the de-
gree Of most excellent master will be
conferred with the captain of the host
j. Russell Y. Savage. in the cast. All
Royal Arch MasonS are invited.
nlustrious Master Richard W. Waldt
of Zabud Council. Royal and Select
Masters. announces the degrees will be
conferred Wednesday evening. with the
past masters Of the council taking the
stations in tile select masters degree.
the arrangements being in charge of
Past Grand Illustrious Master John w
Kimmerling. Refreshments will be
served.
At the stated communication of Ar
minus Lodge next Tuesday a short
business session will be held, after
which the lodge will be closed. Robert
lie Bruce Chapter, Order of De Molay,
will confer their degrees.
meeting of the Woman's Auxiliary
OF the Craftsman Club will be held at
the Thomas Circle Club, 1926 Massa-
chusetts avenue northwest. June 20.
At the last meeting a play entitled
'It'S All Over Town" was presented
Those participating in the play we're
Mrs Charles Butler, Mrs. John Math-
ers, Mrs. Glen Leech. Mrs. j. H. Brown,
Mrs Ralph Staubly Mrs. Bishop. Mrs.
C. Rast. Mrs. o. Fremont. Banjo and
guitar music was furnished by Al Brown
and Bob Bories.
Headed by Charles r. Brill. grand tall
cedar of Capitol Forest. Tall Cedars OF
Lebanon, the Washington organization
has accepted an invitation from Balti-
more Forest to participate in the cele-
bration of their fourteenth anniversary
the afternoon and evening of June "a
Forests from nearby localities will take
part, including Hagerstown, Md, Forest
Clarksburg w. Va, and Capitol Forest
of Washington.
Grand Tall Cedar Brill has appointed
Henry Burr in charge of arrangements
for transportation by busses on this
date. All members who make this trip.
including uniformed bodies, will meet
at Eleventh street and Pennsylvania
avenue bus station at pm, June "a.
EASTERN STAR.
A meeting Of Cathedral Chapter was
held Wednesday evening, after which
the following program was presented
Readings, Miss Esther Marshman;
solos, Miss Frances Newton, accom-
panied by Miss Neva Schaefer at the
piano: native dances, group directed
by Marjorie Schuster, with the follow
ing participating: Betty Smith, Patty
Colman, Miriam McGrath, Nancy Lee
Throgmorton, Betty Bailey. Katherine
Lewis and Ruth Darby; Mrs. Vera A
Robertshaw, pianist
At Ruth Chapters meeting tomor-
row evening the degrees will be con-
ferred. The chapter will recess during
July and August.
Acacia Chapter conferred the degrees
at its last meeting. The Star Point
Society met last Wednesday at the
home Of Miss Edna Davis, with Miss
jamie Mitcherver assisting, and votec
to meet during the Summer months.
The matron. Mrs. Elsie Stuart, an
nounces children's night will be cele-
brated Tuesday. The home board vii
entertain the Campbell-Loff1er Sewing
Club at the o. E. S. Home Wednesday
i to pm.
Esther Chapter held its last meetins
until Fall on Thursday evening. 4
beautiful tribute to the flag was giver
by Past Grand Matron Streater anc
songs appropriate to Flag day we're suns
by Associate Conductress Reed, followed
by community singing.
The members Of Esther Chapter have
been invited to attend religious service!
on Temple Heights on Sunday, July 80
Treaty Oak Chapter entertained tn,
1888 Association of Matrons ant
Patrons on June 5. The grand matron
grand patron, Past Grand Matron
Bogley, Kimmel and Hollander; Crane
Conductress Helen Brashears and AS
sociate Grand Conductress Louise Kreg
low were special guests. Buffet suppe
was served The meeting June l9 vii
be the last until September 18.
Congress Lodge Chapter Will meet to
morrow evening. Matron Bernice NJ
Lawrenson announced the degrees VII
be conferred. There Will be entertain
rnent.
Bethlehem Chapter met Tuesday eve
ming and had as its honored guest
Right Worthy Grand Treasurer Flora
Campbell. Grand Patron F. Frank Kim
mel. Past Grand Matrons Kimme
Stephenson and Williams and Past Gran
Patron Landergren. Bethel No. 2 @
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The Home Board will meet at North
east Masonic Temple June % at moor
Louise w. Chase, matron. announces tn
next stated meeting. June 81. conduc
tresses and associate conductresses' nigh
Will be observed.
: Areme Chapter will have its las
meeting Of the season Wednesday nigh
There will be an entertainment an
SCuvenirs. Refreshments will be ServeC
Z There Will be an excursion and era
feast for the Ways and Means Com
mittee July 8 at Chesapeake Beacl
There >l be special coaches on til
train lea<1g at 2:3o and returning 6
1890 o'clock The crab feast will /
served between 5 and 7:30 o'clock Z
Selinger's For further information. ca
Mrs Mabel Hagen or Mrs. Grace Bar
The 1888 Matrons and Patrons A,
sociation is planning a picnic
Fairhaven June %. The caravan wi
assemble at the top of Pennsylvan
avenue hill southeast at 10 am. Tho
that do not have transportation ar
those that have room for others W
communicate with j. E. Tuttle, Georg
$3.50.
The meeting Of Naomi Chapter We,
nesday evening was observed as COZ
ductress and associate conductre
night The special guests were Graz
Conductress Mrs. Helen l.. Brashea
and Associate Grand Conductress MI
Louise E. Kreglow, both of whom al
dressed the chapter. Readings We
given by DR.. Allan A. Stockdale, vol