Evening star., 1933-10-15
FRATERNITIES
MASONIC.

ming to the entertainment OF Masonic
brethren of the District of Columbia
and nearby Maryland and Virginia hre
departments.
The occasion has been designated
"fremen'S night" and committee COM
posed of Capt. George c. Meeks. Engine
Co. No. 2, chairman; Mark G. Horn
and Nathan C. Robinson, has arranged
an entertaining program.
All Master MasonS are cordially IN
vited to attend. Foremen are requested
to wear uniforms. The affair will pe
held at Masonic Temple.
The Ladies Auxiliary of De Molay
Commandery, No. 4, K. T., will meet with
Past Commander and Mrs. Frel: Huber,
in East Falls Church. on Saturday eve
ming, october 81. Mrs. j. II. Halliday
is he assistant hostess.
Stated assembly, Columbia Council,
No 3, Royal and Select MaSonS, Friday,
October 20, 7:30 pm. Degrees and re-
freshments. Important business.
Cathedral Chapter met October II in
Scottish Rite Cathedral. and dancing
followed. The Auxiliary Home Board
will hold card party at 60 M street
northeast Thursday at pm.
1t is expected that Edward Burk-
holder, past illustrious grand master of
the Grand Council, who has just re-
turned from tour of the United States
and Canal Zone. will address Columbia
Chapter at the convocation Wednesday
evening, according to an announcement
made by Roy A. Plympton, high priest.
All Royal Arch Masons are invited.
Wednesday evening, East Gate Lodge
No 34 F. A. A. NJ. will celebrate Past
Masters night. The feature of the
evening will be the presentation of an
oil portrait of E A. NJ Lawson, first
master of the lodge, by the officers of
1898.
The actual past masters of East Gate,
all of whom are living. as well as the
honorary past masters, are expected to
be in attendance.
The Corner Stone Club Masons of S.
Kann Sons Co. will hold its regular
dinner meeting at the Harrington Hotel
on Thursday evening.
The meeting will be. called to order
promptly at pm. by President Walter
Cornell. After dinner the address will
be made by Bernie B. Bergunder, pres
ident of the firm of S. Kann Sons Co..
who will be the principal speaker.
Congress Lodge will hear a talk
on Our Mother Lodge" by Brother
Needham Turnage. next Thursday
evening in the lodges new meeting
place, Brightwood Temple.
The Craftsman Club of the Veterans
Administration met at Mount Pleasant
Lodge hall Tuesday evening. Clifford
L. Johnson, president selected this
night for the past presidents night of
the Craftsman Club. The club was
organized in 1920 and is composed of
Masonic members of the Veterans Ad-
ministration. The following is a list
of past presidents of the club: L. B.
Connell. A. H Smith, H. P. Brown,
T. B. Dexter, W. H. Holmes. NJ D.
Hensey. E. E. Birney. H. F. Chandler,
H. B. Appleby, C. H. Taylor and F. w.
Kelsey.
The honor guest of the evening was
Gen. Frank Hines. Col. George E.
Ijams. assistant administrator, spoke on
the beginning of the war risk insurance
activities. both in the United States
and in France. during the World War.
Petworth Lodge will have the Entered
Apprentice degree Thursday following
its regular business meeting. Senior
Warden Gardner will preside
ORDER OF EASTERN STAR.
The following are the grand vista
tons for this week: Congress Lodge
Chapter, No. 35. October Is, $50 pm;
Mizpah Chapter. No. 8, October II,
$50 pm; Joppa Lodge Chapter, No.
27, October 18. $50 pm; Joseph H.
Milans Lodge Chapter, No. Al. October
o. path
October 20, 8 pm.
Acacia Chapter announces that after
the business meeting Tuesday the
Temple Committee will provide enter
tainment, with Past Matron Mansfield
in charge. Plans have been completed
for the baked ham dinner to be given
October 10, S to 7 pm. at Almas
Temple.
Bethany Chapter, No. "a. will give it's
annual bazaar and dinner at Sixteenth
and Harvard streets northwest, Tues
day. from to 7:30 pm. Mrs Corinne
Edwards, chairman of the Sunshine
Committee. announces a meeting at the
home of Mrs. Rose Mae Howard, 5100
Fourteenth street. Thursday at l pm.
Mrs. Cooper and Mrs Schroeder will act
as assistant hostesses.
Grand chapter visitation will take
place October 20. Home Board, Mrs.
Ethel Morris. chairman, will meet Octo-
ber %. A Halloween dance under the
auspices Of the Boosters, Mrs. nellie
Cogan. chairman. will be given Octo-
ber 28 The Endowment Committee,
Mrs. Ida Huston, chairman, meets
October &c.
Esther Chapter at its last meeting had
as special guests the grand master Of
Masons, Harry G. Kimball: Worshipful
Master John T. Finley and the officers
and members of Hiram Lodge. The en-
tertainment was furnished by the chill
dren from the Masonic and Eastern Star
Home, under the direction of Mrs. Paul
Dietrich of Chevy Chase Chapter.
On Thursday evening the program will
be in charge of Past Matron Shafer.
chairman of the Endowment Committee.
The choir rehearsal scheduled for Tues
day evening has been Cancelled.
Congress Lodge Chapter will meet to-
morrow evening and the grand officers
will pay the chapter their annual grand
visitation.
The members of the chapter are as
sisting at the Sewing Circle at the
Eastern Star Home on Wednesday aft
ernoonS during OCTOBER. Inc degrees
will be conferred after the visitation.
A card party will be given by the Ways
and Means Committee on october 20
at Southern Diaries, go M street north
east.
William F. Hunt Chapter. No. 16, re-
ceived its grand visitation last Thurs
day evening. Speakers included the
worthy grand matron, worthy grand pa
tron and other guests.
The Auxiliary Home Board will meet
tomorrow at the home OF Past Matron
Pose Carter. 3l13 South Dakota avenue
northeast. The Officers Club of the
chapter vii hold its monthly meeting
Wednesday at the home OF Mrs. Maoel
Britt, 62O9 Thirtieth street.
st. Johns Lodge Chapter will meet
tomorrow evening, members having
birthdays in the month of October being
special guests. Mysterious Madam x
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