Evening star., 1933-10-01
MASONIC.

meek next lucSQhy cSChA16 oS SAAS
thedral of the Scottish Rite. 433 Third
street, when the fourth degree will be
conferred. This is the beginning OF
the degree ceremonial ritualistic work
Tor the Fall class. and degrees in sue
kAssiye order will be conferred eacn
TUESDAY night, except November z, up
TO and including December IL.
The Supreme Council of the Scottish
Rite for the Southern Jurisdiction OF
he United States, which holds 1t bl-
ANIMAL session in Washington beginning
October IS, has requested local bodies OF
the rite to conduct the ceremony OF
the investiture of the knights COM
mander of the court of honor, at the
house Of the temple on Sixteenth street
october 18. In preparation for that
event. DR.. John c. Palmer, director OF
work. held a rehearsal of the partlcl-
patinp cast. Another rehearsal will be
held this week.
Washington Centennial Lodge will
meet october 4 at 7:30 p. m. Memorial
service.
The religious services at Temple
Heights today at 4 pm. will be conducted
by Almas Temple, A. A. .. N. M; .:
Members of the organization and their
families and friends are invited. the
services will be conducted by DR.. John
C. Palmer, chaplain of the Shrine. There
will be short musical program by
the Almas Temple Brass Band under
the direction of Noble Frederick Will
ken. Members of the Alma Temple
patrol, in full dress uniform, will usher
for the occasion.
DR.. Allen A. Stockdale will address
Columbia Chapter next wednesday. &C
cording to an announcement made by
Roy A. Plympton. high priest. All
Royal Arch Masons are invited.
Rush S. Young, high priest of Eureka
Chapter, announces the convocation OF
October l3 will be a social evening
There will be a speaker and entertain
ment. All Royal Arch Masons are in
vited. Refreshments will be served.
Petworth Lodge will hold a business
meeting Thursday, after which they
will be addressed by William Moseley
Brown, deputy grand master OF Vr-
ginia.
EASTERN STAR.
Mrs. Doris Sutton, chairman Of ex-
hibits and decorations, has appointed
Mrs. Miriam Lewis, Mrs. Louise Garner
Miss Frances Jackson, Mrs. Elizabeth
Forker, Mrs Jeannette Thompson, Mrs
Iva H. Toome, Mrs Sophie Cahill, Mrs
Mary Kissinger, Mrs. Frances Dobson
and Mrs Helen Hogan to serve with her
at the at home to be given at the
Masonic and Eastern Star Home Octo-
ber IA under auspices of the Campbell
Loffer Sewing Club
Mrs. Louise w. Chase, chairman OF
publicity. held a meeting of her COM
mittee Saturday at her home, 309 Ten
nessee avenue northeast.
Cathedral Chapter met September q
and had short entertainment present
ed by the members of the Auxiliary
Home Board.
The Cathedral Relles will meet Oc-
tober 3 at the home of the president
Mrs. Geneva K. Perry, 1922 Jocelyr
street. The Auxiliary Home Boards will
meet Thursday evening at the home o1
Mrs. Evelyn Nevis, 8512 Cedar street
Silver Spring, Md. On October II, al
the close of the regular meeting, the
chapter will have its annual Fall dance
Esther Chaper will meet Thursday
evening The grand master of Masons
Harry G. Kimball, and the officers anG
members of Hiram Lodge will be guests
OF the chapter
Ruth Chapter will confer the degrees
tomorrow evening. The Home Board
will meet October 10 at the home OF
Mrs Daisy Thorn, 3736 Yuma street
with Mrs. Irene Deuterman and Mrs
Pauline I. Loveless assisting hosteSSes
vic tot fNr N fey
Is October s. A special program is be-
ing arranged, followed by dancing On
October 10 card party will be held at
the home of Mrs. Sophie R. Cahill, 3117
Hiatt place, for the benefit of the Tenn
pie Committee.
Acacia Chapter will meet Tuesday
evening The Star Point Society will
meet Wednesday at pm. at the home
of Past Matron Freda Tuttle, 1881 En-
erson street. A baked ham dinner, un-
der the auspices of the Home Board is
October 9 at Almas Temple.
The past matrons and patrons of Co.
lumbia Chapter conferred the degrees
at the last meeting. Mrs. Helen Null
acted the part of the matron and pa
Christine R. Mullenburg.
The Officers Club will meet with Mrs
Mabel S. White, 1846 Ingleside terrace,
October 3, assisted by Mrs. Matte L.
Willhite.
There was an apron party Thursday
at the home of the chaplain, Mrs. Ida
E. Kebler, 1922 Park road northwest,
September %.
A bazaar will be held October , and D.
The Endowment Committee of Will
liam F. Hunt Chapter met Monday
evening at the home of Mrs. Edna Van
Derveer, 1911 Riggs place. The Temple
Committee met Tuesday at the home OF
the chairman, Mrs Mary Schoneberger
past matron. The chapter met Thurs
day. There was an entertainment and
refreshments.
Areme Chapter will have grand visi-
tation Wednesday night. There will be
a short program by the Dramatic Club
Associate Matron Anna Nalley, chair
man of the Home Board, is planning a
luncheon and card party, the date to be
announced later.
The Ways and Means Committee of
Takoma Chapter will hold its annual
bazaar and turkey dinner at the Ia
koma Masonic Temple October 6.
Matron Luccia Douan of Bethany
Chapter was given birthday anniver-
sary surprise party by her appointive
officers in her apartment in the Cecil
and was presented with gift.
At meeting September Is the ma
tron presented the chapter with an
Eastern Star flag. The presentation
poem written by Past Patron B. H.
Howard, was read by him. The Booster
Committee met at the home of Georgia
Mae Steuart September 81, when plans
for a Fall dance were discussed. The
Sunshine Committee was pleasantly en-
tertained at the home of Mrs. Annie
Jones September 81. The Endowment
Committee will give card party at the
Hay-Adams House october at $3.50
pm A card party, under the auspices
OF the Home Board. will be given at
Southern Diaries October IL at pm
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