Evening star., 1933-07-09
MASONIC.

Masonic Club day will be observed
today at the open-air divine services
on Temple Heights at O'Clock under
the direction of Dr.. Simpson B. Daugh-
erty, pastor of United Brethren Church.
with j. Walter Humphrey in charge
of the music, which will be furnished
by Leroy v. Krause, tenor, associate
patron of Gavel Chapter, accompanied
by Mrs Katherine Rowzee, also OF
Gavel Chapter, with solos and duets.
The officers and members of the Ad-
visory Board of Masonic Clubs and of
the % clubs of the District, with their
families. will be the special guests with
the officers and members of the fol-
lowing Blue Lodges, with their families
La Fayette, Veranous o. Neale, master;
Mvron M. Parker. Thurston B. Miller,
master: Mount Pleasant Harold A.
Martin master, and Cathedral, Godfrey
l.. Munter. master; also the officers
and members of the following chapters
of the Eastern Star: Columbia, Miss
Lourina M. German. matron Lyman F.
Kebler. patron; Lebanon, Mrs. Madella
L, Smith. matron: Elmer Harrington,
patron. and Gavel, Miss Louise G. Reed.
matron: P. Henry Coates, patron; with
their families.
All members of the Masonic frater-
nifty, with their families, as well as
the public, are welcome.
A special Masonic moonlight excur-
sion will be held the evening of July
81. The steamship City of Washington
will leave the Seventh Street Wharf at
$50 o'clock. The boat will not stop at
Marshall Hall that night.
The Fellowcraft Club of Myron M
Parker Lodge has chartered the boat
The following Masonic Clubs are par
ia;y ,1@.lr,
CabletoW. Fellowship. Trestleboard
Circle, Temple and 1T. R." Washing
ton Naval Chapter, F. A. A. M, and
Treaty Oak Chapter, O. E. S., will share
in the excursion.
Tickets may be obtained from men,
bers of these various organizations or
from the Wilson Line ticket Office. at
the Seventh Street Wharf, the evening
of July 81. The Excursion Committee
Of Parker Fellowcraft Club consists of
J. c. Mcconnell, W. A. Riley. David
EASTERN STAR.
A meeting of the Association of Ma
irons and Patrons of 1922 was held re-
Gently at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. F..
E. Hodge. when the following newly
elected officers were installed: President,
Mrs. Anna B. Seller: vice president,
Frederic E. Hodge, and secretary treas
urer, Mrs. Ruth L. Morgan, reelected.
The Committee on Installation was
headed by the retiring president and
vice president, Mrs. Maude E. Waterman
and Edward Sener. assisted by Mrs,
Sadie Boyce and Mrs Flora E. Camp
bell
The annual Summer outing of the as
sociation will be held July Is and Is.
when Mr.. and Mrs. Charles F. Trogner
will be hosts at their cottage at Colonial
Beach.
The children of the members of Cathe-
dral Chapter gave program following
the last meeting. No meetings will
be held during July and August. The
Cathedral Bellies will have a picnic to-
day at the home of Mrs Izetta Kennon
at Benedict, Md.
A recent meeting of the Association
Of Matrons and Patrons of 1924 was
held at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles G. Morgan. with the newly
elected president, TIrs Carl Vierbuchen,
assisting. The other officers are: Jerry
B. Mackle. vice president. and Mrs. An
toinette Fischer. secretary-treasurer
The next meeting will be held at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Needham B.
Turnage.
The Treasurers' Association elected
the following officers at the home of
the grand treasurer, Mrs Lille Nc
Kenzie: Leila J. Cooke. president:
Jeanette H. Praetorius. vice president;
Ethel M. ScantlebCry, secretary; Jennie
c. Simons. treasurer.
The treasurers and friends will meet
July IL at the home of the president,
1900 New Hampshire avenue at 1890
O'Clock and go to Beaver Dam Country
Club. where a luncheon will be served
at l O'Clock. The grand matron and
grand patron will be honored guests.
ODD FELLOWS.
Eight installations were held last
week in the various subordinate lodges.
The following lodge officers were in
stalled; Wednesday evening. Friendship
Lodge by Federal City Lodge and Cove
nant by Phoenix Lodge. On Thursday
Columbia was installed by Central,
Phoenix by Covenant and Salem by
Langdon On Friday evening, Central
by Columbia, Federal City by Friend
ship and Langdon by Salem.
Rebekah Lodges.
Martha Washington Rebekah Lodge
will hold a bingo and lawn party at
the home of Sybil Will, 422 Tenth street
northeast. July 13. and a bingo party
at so M street northeast. September l8.
A Theta Rho girls club was organ
ized, with % girls. The president OF
the Rebekah Assembly, Amy v. Gloss
brenner, and her officers will be in
charge of ceremonies. The vice presi-
dent of the club Gladys Lands. is en-
fort inino the officers and members at