Evening star., 1933-03-05

| made the address Of welcome and w. H.
Friedman brought greetings from Ex-
celsior Lodge. A musical program was
rendered by Master Merle Holt, Mrs
Laura Wallace. Miss Mae Harding and
Mr.. Buck. Mr.. Hardy gave q reading
The Decoration Of Chivalry will be con-
ferred on two members of this lodge in
April, Sybil Will and Mary A. Allen.
The application for membership of Miss
Theresa Dreeben was received. The
next meeting will be March 8.
At the meeting of Esther Lodge
! March Is, q shower for the benefit OF
the home will be held.
The Odd Fellow and Rebekah devine
services will be held March 26 at the
First Congregational Church.
Grand Master Morris L. Dreeben, ac-
comparied by his officers, will visit Co.
lumbia Lodge In Odd Fellows Temple
Thursday evening.
The Grand Lodge will meet tomor-
l row night in special session in Odd Eel
lows Temple to consider special legis-
| lation which was proposed at the recent
annual session of the grand body. 1t
Is expected favorable action will be
taken on a petition for .he organization
o. Junior Lodge. which would be COM
posed OF boys between the ages of IL
and 81 years Of age.
The grand master and his staff paid
an official visit to Metropolis Lodge Fri
day evening. Gen. E. E. Lambert, general
commander. and Brig. Gen. Fred A.
Groom Of the Patriarchs Militant Of the
Sovereign Grand Lodge and Ira G.
HerSey, former Senator from Maine,
made addresses.
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.
A reception was rendered Alfred M
Schwartz upon the occasion Of his re-
cent election as grand chancellor and
Edgar c. Snyder, United States mar
shall, upon the occasion of his election
as supreme representative, by Rath-
bone-Superior Lodge, February "a. in
! the Pythian Temple 1t was voted to
tender them a banquet March %.
A resolution proposing change OF
meeting nights was defeated.
Chancellor Comdr. William r. Shot,
nos announced the rank of second de-
gree will be conferred March 10.
Among those who addressed the meet
land Kennicutt, Grand Master Of the
Exchequer Emery, DR.. Day, in addition
to the grand chancellor a<d the su-
preme representative.
Syracusians Lodge entertained Grand
| Inner Guard Young, Grand Outer
Guard Rothwell. Grand Lecturer Low
| ering and Past Grand Chancellor Dick
man. A program was given. as fol-
lows: Vocal solo. Miss Martha Sum
day: cornet solo. Master Stevens Sun
| day; vocal duet, Misses Kate and Emma
| Sunday; violin solo, Miss Kate Sunday;
| cornet solo. Carmine Errico; vocal solo
| Miss Martha Sunday; solo, Mrs. E. S.
Young.
Friendship Temple, Pythian Sisters
! will have lunch and card party at
Corby's Bakery March 16 The twenty
third anniversary is March 8.
IMPROVED ORDER OF RED MEN.
Great Sachem Harry ]. Thompson,
Great Directress Mrs. Anna Jarboe and
the Board of Great Chiefs were guests
| of Hiawatha Council on the occasion
Of the celebration Of their seventh an
niversary.
A reception was rendered in honor
| Of the newly elected great chiefs at
Waneta Council at their last meeting
Great Sachem Thompson conferred
the degrees on Samuel Miller at Seneca
Tribe.
Analostan Tribe received three ap-
plications at their last meeting.
White Eagle. Council will hold a
around the world March %
Great Instructor Frank Voehl has
been elected to membership in Waneta
Council. The council meets Tuesday
night.
Idaho Council will celebrate their
birthday anniversary March 10. Great
DirectreSS Mrs Anna JarbOe paid her
first official visit to this council last
week. Great Junior Sycamore Charles
o. Storm paid an official visit to
Powhatan Tribe Monday. He was also
adopted as member of Capital Castle
Knights of Mem Der. Arrangements
have been made for a class adoption In
May. The next meeting Of Capital
Castle will be March 27
Red Wing Tribe received three ap-
plications Monday.
Past Great Sachem Alva E. Thomp-
son conducted the meeting of Idaho
Tribe Tuesday, after which a reception
was rendered to Great Sachem
| Thompson
A meeting Of the Board Of Great
Chiefs will be called before March Is
| by Great Sachem Thompson.
All members desiring to attend Aztec
Council in Baltimore. Md, 806 ST. Pau
street, on the occasion of the off1cia
visitations of Great Pocahontas Nellie
! Pollock and Great Incohoonee Worth,
ington P Wachter, will meet at 713 [
street on Monday, not later than 6:3(
pm.
P.O. E. ELKS.
| Washington Lodge held annual elec
p, ton of officers Wednesday night. a!
| follows: Exalted Ruler, Joseph P. Hag.
I erty; esteemed leading knight. DR.. Johr
! T. Ready; esteemed loyal knight, Jane.
j. Murray: esteemed lecturing knight,
Forrest Reilly; secretary, William S
Thomas A. Murray; delegate to Crane
Lodge, Joseph p Hagerty; alternate
delegate, Leonard NJ Gawler. The in
Stallation will be held April S.
| The next initiation will be April II
DAUGHTERS OF AMERICA.
Golden Rule Council was called Il
order by the councillor, Mrs. Virgit
Lyons. Mrs. Edna M. Harris wa!
elected to membership. The applica-
tions of Miss Louise Twombly ant
Miss Ora Mae McMinn were received
and the degrees were conferred OF
Mrs. Arvel Ryster and Mrs. Edna M
Harris. Mrs. Margaret Taylor made {
report on a card party to be given fOl
the benefit of the orphans, March Is
at the Southern Diaries.
Mizpah Council No. 3 was hostess tt
the State councillor. Mrs. S. Belle Glib
son. and her officers. at their annua
visitation. They were officially wei
coined by the councillor, Miss Elsie G
Lynch. Vocal numbers were sung BY
the trio, Mrs. Jennie Collier. Mrs. Nits
Powell and Mrs. Jeanne Tucker, ane
sketch was presented by Mrs. Mar!
Bauer, Mrs. Mary Sinclair. Misses Ion,
Moller. Grace Galleher. Lemuel Trundl'
and Gesland Lofts. This council Is g.
years old, and had the honor of having
the first councillor, Mrs. Mabel York
present.
! Pride. Of Washington Council con
vened, with councillor. Mrs. Berths
! I e,zis In tho choir Misses Niuia apf