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Evening star., 1938-10-23
Hotel Greeters
)Of America

Meetings of the Charter and Aux
iliary Middle Atlantic States Regional
Association Board of Governors will
be held on "Greeter Day." October
24 at the New York Hotel Show at the
Grand Central Palace President G.
Steuart Bingham, regional governor
for Washington. will represent Char
ter No. 81 at the board session Re-
gional Gov Mrs. Aaron j. Fritz and
International Gov. Mrs. Eva c. Ruff
will be representatives for auxiliary
No. 81. Plans will be outlined for
regional association activities for the
balance of the year eliminating with
the convention sessions to be held in
Washington, D. c. on March 16, II
and 10.
A meeting of the Board of Governors
of Auxiliary No. 81 was held on Oc-
tober IL at the home OF Chairman Mrs.
Eva c. Ruff, when activities were
further detailed. The annual spring
dance, sponsored by the auxiliary, will
be held on February 16 at the Shore
ham Hotel.
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Y. W. G. A. News

The program for the music hour
today will be presented by the Amer
ican Hellenic Youth League. Greek
songs will be sung This is the first of
a series Of monthly nationality pro-
grams" Tea will be served from 4 to 5
by the Park View Chapter.
The Girl Reserves will have a re-
hearsal of the Glee Club on Mon
day at O'Clock. Recently elected Off
GERS are Mary Mead Smith, president;
Sue McNeely, vice president; Alice
Hynson, secretary-treasurer; Marcy
Tipping, librarian. Woodrow Wilson
Girl Reserves will have a hike and
weenie roast in Rock Creek Park on
Wednesday at 3:15, while Eastern High
School Girl Reserves will have a straw
ride on Friday at $50. There will be
an inter-club junior high school Girl
Reserve Halloween party and supper on
Friday beginning at in the afternoon.
The Elizabeth Somers Glee Club
will have a rehearsal on Monday at
7:15.
cart of Listening to Music" six
weeks series of classes under Lyla
Nash Wartenbe will begin on Tuesday
at o'clock
The Wednesday Club of 614 E street
NV. will be entertained by Adelaide
Hibbard in program of readings be-
ginning at 2:30. The Junior Girls Club
of GA E street NV. will meet on Fri
day at 7:30 for a Halloween party.
Mrs. Ida H. Nerlich will act as hostess
to the group.
The Xenos Club of the Business and
Professional Women's Department will
meet for bowling on Wednesday at 7,
ballroom dancing at 7:15; informal
dance and Halloween party for its
friends at $50 pm. on the same date.
The Blue Triangle Club of the same
department will meet Thursday for
supper at 6; public affairs, Z, and
nellie Shannon, a member, will speak
on MY Trip Through Europe on q
Bicycle" at 8.
Committee meetings this week in
clude: Publicity, 10; Executive Com
mittee at IL; Dupont Chapter, 2:30
on Monday. Board, 7:30 on wednes-
day. Religious life. Friday at 4:45.
Mount Pleasant Chapter lunch at
1890 on Tuesday at the home Of
Mrs. w. M. Coffman, 1904 Thirty
ninth street NV.
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DEATHS REPORTED

Susan E. Dorman. 81 522 9th st. sc.
Joseph Whitehouse, 70. EmerEency Hos
pitAl.
Mary Elizabeth Minitor. II, 2142 Penn
Samuel II. Wis9in. 10. Providence Hospital
George Grover Wilson. 90, 1892 Spring
Daniel j. richardson. so. sibley Hospital.
Charles Knox Magee, So 800 H ST. NV.
Elliott Rubin Moyer. 81. 1928 Ames pl. e.
Herbert Alfred Anderson. 10, Providence
infant Small Providence Hospital.
infant Judith Jobes, Children's Hospital.
Sarah Washinston. S6, 12O Francis st. sc.
William Dodson. II. Freedmen's Hospital,
Susan Turner. e. Gallinger Hospital.
William Frost. 20. Casualty Hospital
Sarah Hart. 50, Gallinger Hospital
Nathan Parker, 90. Gallinser Hospital.
james H. Irwin, 43. Walter Reed General
Vernon johnson. 80. Gallnger Hospital.
Howard Washington, 81. Gallinser Hos
Bernard e. Sheppard, 2s. rear 111e 4th
Rebecca Pumphrey, 10. Freedmen's Hos
william Kelly. 10, -Qaliinger Hospital.
John r. Mathews, IL, Freedmen's Hospital.
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Douqhters of America

Fidelity Council will give benefit
bingo on Tuesday at 808 street NV.
On Navy Day exercises, at John Paul
Jones Monument. Thursday. at noon.
The state officers and flag bearers and
banner carriers of the various councils
will participate. The state councillor.
Mrs. Ruth NJ Warren, will place
memorial wreath.
A series of state visitations by the
State Council Board of Officers will
start with Anacostia Council Wednes-
day at 2407 Minnesota avenue Sc:
Star Spangled Banner Council, No
vember 3, at Capitol Heights. Md.
Golden Rule Council will hold .
reception in honor of their new deputy,
Past State Councillor Mrs Ella L. Stone,
and the outgoing deputy, Past Ma
tional Councillor Mrs. Naomi E. Swami,
on October %. Initiation has been
deferred until November II. Mrs.
Floda M. Regan, captain Of the drill
team, announced rehearsals will here
after be conducted on one Monday
night Of each month at the Hine
Junior High School.
A reception was held by 1nde-
pendent Council for the incoming
deputy, Mrs. Mamie S. Howell, the
outgoing deputy. Mrs. Renna Cory.
and Mrs. Ethel T. Joiner, member
of the state Judiciary Committee. The
council sponsored party to celebrate
it's 43d anniversary the birthday an
niversaries of Past National Councillor
Mrs. Hattie M. Miller. and the coun-
cilor. Mrs. Alma Padgett. State Sec
retary Charles H. Miller, j. Harry
Howell, deputy; Mrs. Mamie Howell,
and the state councillor spoke.
The Past Councillors Association Of
Anacostia Council met at the home
of Mrs. Nettie Anderson assisted by
Mrs. Fanny Barwick and Mrs. Hattie
M. Beall Plans were made for the
visitation of the state councillor Octo-
Der 26. The next meeting will be with
Mrs. Hattie l. Beall at Meadows, Md.
to be assisted by Mrs. Daisy Bell and
Howard Beall Members will meet at
the Anacostia NJ E. Church Hall,
Fourteenth and U streets Sc, at 7 pm.
Loyalty Council gave reception in
honor of Mrs Clara Owens, state
conductress; Mrs. Eunice Gettings,
state trustee; the incoming deputy,
Mrs. E. Viola Thompson; the outgoing
deputy, Mrs. Floda M. Reagan, and
National Representative Mrs. Viola
L. Frazier. The state councillor and
her officers were officially received by
Miss Louise Bowersox, councillor. There
was tableau presented by members
of the drill team. with vocal selection
by Mrs. Hattie Moler with Mrs. Naomi
Cooper as accompanist.
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loyoI Order of Moose

On Tuesday at 1414 I street NV
Columbia Lodge will meet at 8 pm. tc
initiate a class of candidates.
A special and open meeting ha.
been arranged for Thursday to cele-
brate the founding Of Mooseheart, the
home for orphan children of members
OF the Moose. william Trickett Giles
past grand commander, Mooseheart
Legion. and Miss Alice Sarris, grand
registrar, Mooseheart Alumni Associa-
ton, will be the guest speakers. En-
tertainment by the junior Moose dane
ing class under the direction OF Miss
Ir1na Baker, their instructor; the
Women Of the Moose Of Columbia
Chapter, together with Clarendon
Lodge, Arlington Chapter, will take
part In the ceremonies.
On October 2S at 8 pm. q special
meeting will be held to initiate q class
Of 20 candidates in honor Of William
Killeen," all Of the candidates being
employees of their sponsor, who will
act as host to them and the lodge fol-
lowing the meeting.
Women Of the Moose.
Meetings this week are:
Wednesday: Child care and training
study class Of Columbia Chapter at
1914 I street NV, 8 pm.
Thursday: Mooseheart Day program,
open meeting, under auspices of the
Mooseheart Alumni Committee, at
1414 I street NV. SIS pm.
Friday: Meeting of Columbia Chap
ter at l4i4 I street NV, 3 pm.
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MARRIAGE LICENSE
APPLICATIONS

Frank g; Principe %; 500 1 st; ne, and
st. Sc; the Rev: Wilbur F: Wheeler
Bernard Brown, %. S25 48th st. ne. and
Mary Coleman. "a. S25 4Sth st. ne; the
Rev. John L. Henry.
Catherine I. Burke, =. 15S North caro-
lima ave. Sc; Father Francis e. Sullivan.
George A. .Plummer;. 80. 685 Morton st.
NV, and Helena v King "a. Kensine-
ton. Md; the Rev. Alexis St. InRe
Marvin " Wooden, 23, no 4th st. ne,
and Pearl Willis. 1S. 1882 Florida ave
ne: the Rev. William Williams.
Charles Fl. Pierce. jr.. 21, 1900 Jackson ST.
aH arsrd fpS D. s 1es:e the Res RsrsR S2n Z / W; 4i
Charles Otto Jore. 81. 5sI3 5th st. NV.
and Mildred Hayward. %, Nurses Home,
Emergency Hospital; the Rev. s. Carroll
Coale
Theodore d. Shea. 30. 1922 3rd st. ne.
and Geneyieve HeiberEer: %. 20 w st.
NV the Rev L; T. Miltenberger.
joseph F. Calvin: jr.; Il, 11l5 MARYLAND
, tage City Nd: Father Edward Maiioy.
Montgomery johnson. so. 900 o st. NV.
and and Irene, Settles. %. 92O o st. NV:
II Sudgs Nathan Cayton.
and Mary Murphy, %. 1929 21st 1t.
NV; Father Charles Buckley.
hapTy y A. TANNER. 27: 1882 Euclid st.
Austin u b. bsy Rey Ks dd,1 y PunasR Norm Capitol
st; st. and Elnora v Zimmerman ee. 3iSo
Charles P. Rapczynski 2e, eos 18th ct.
NV. and Julia NJ Sowa, 20. eO3 18th
Joseph L. cleveland. 70. US sth st. ne.
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Rebekoh LODGES

The Ladies' Auxiliary Patriarch
Militant met October Is. with the
president, Mrs. Bertha Nichols, pre-
siding. Mrs. Naomie Cooper, presi-
dent of Association of Ladies Auxiliary
and representative to National Asso-
citation Of Ladies' Auxiliary, read her
report. The annual inspection is
November 19. The degree of the
White Rese will be conferred.
A covered dish dinner will be served
to all members of canton and auxiliary
at pm. on November 10.
The members will act as escort to
the president Of Rebekah Assembly
at Schuyler Colfax Rebekah Lodge on
November 8.
The Association Of Ladies Auxiliary
will meet at the home Of Mrs. Mary
Loving, GIT Decatur street NV,
November 2, at pm. Nomination
of officers will take place.
Evening star., 1938-10-23
Job Daughters

Julia Mae Frye, June Mattern and
Margie Bruton were initiated at the
last meeting Of Bethel No. /.
The Hiking Club was entertained on
Tuesday by Dorothy johnson, Thelma
Inderlied and Olive Varney at 1912 F
street NE.
The Ways and Means Committee will
hold bake sale on October 20 at 2002
Rhode Island avenue NE, under the
craftsmanship of Bette White, Emer-
son 2551.
There will be q practice drill to-
morrow at the Masonic Temple at 7:30.
Honored Queen Marjorie Stein
announces her "Go to Church" Sunday
ON November 6 at Keller Memorial
Lutheran Church at 7:45.
The Mothers Club will hold .
luncheon-card party at the home Of
Mrs. Dora Taylor, $40 Lamont street
NV, on Tuesday at noon. Those as
sisting Mrs. Taylor as hostesses are
Mrs. Thomas Wrathall and Mrs.
Stewart Lewis.
The choir, under the direction of
Mrs. Sallie s. Wilson, is rehearsing an
operetta, "Florinda," to be produced
in the near future. Those taking the
leading parts are: Virginia Taylor.
Betty Bray, Dorothea Priel and Grace
Cudmore.
Bethel No. 3 will celebrate mothers
and dads night on Thursday. There
will be an exhibition drill by the drill
team and . few short skits by the
Dramatic Club. Refreshments will be
served.
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and Helen J. Fyock 10. Chevy Chase,
Md: the Rev. Clifford H Jope.
George J. Basso 1887 Otis pi. NV. and
Catherine Mccain. 80, 1925 N st. NV;
Mssr Edward L. Buckley
A. l. Harris, 40. Corydon Ind, and Nina
Garter. AZ: Rust Hall, Sibley Hospital;
the Rev: s. Carroll Coale
maurice v. OConnell. jr.. %. 1910 Sum-
INIT pi. ne. and Frances s. Crory. 90
Boston, Mass; the Rev. Louis Milten-
Gabriel Kristenscn. "a. $40 A st. Sc. and
Leopoldine M. Week, %, Alexandria Va ;;
the Rev Ralph w Loew.
Glinert L. Banfield. 90. 1875 ST. NV. and
Marion Martin. 23 324 Virginia ave
Sc: the Rev. Howard W. Thurman
Alexandria.
Milton E Walker: IA. of Chicago. H. and
Helene E Breeding % of Baltimore, Md
Christian Bosley. 81. and Dorothy A
Jacobs. 25. both Of Baltimore Nd.
Guy Edward Wine II, Of Manchester Nd
and Nadine Rebecca Feeser. 2I. OF
Union Mills. Md.
Frank P Metcalf, 80. Of Medford. Mass
and Ann C. Sullivan 30, OF Boston. Mass
William L. Lynch. %. and Eunice A
Bruin. 25. both Of Alexandra
Courtney. 81. both of Trenton, N j.
John C.. Watson. 81 OF Butler. Pa. and
Ruth Esther Teats, 33. of Washington
Gerald Emerson Wiekel, 81. and Mary Jane
Alexander 1S. both OF Washington.
Evening star., 1938-10-23

The designation of the LIST Battalion,
Organized Marine Corps Reserve. has
been changed by Maj. Gen. Thomas
Holcomb, commandant Of the Marine
Corps, to 5th Battalion Marine Corps
Reserve.
Battalion Headquarters has an
nounced drastic change In the organ.
ization Of the recruit training for tho
battalion. The policy of recruit train
ing has not been changed since almost
years experience has established that
1t is an extremely valuable part of the
training program. In the past the re-
cruit training has been conducted by
full-strength company with its menu
bership composed only of instructors
and recruits. It carried the designa-
ton of Company "A" and was under
the command Of Capt. John w. Angus.
tine.
In the future all recruit training
will be battalion function and will
be handled under the supervision Of
the plans and training oficer. I'M
mediately in charge of recruit training
will be Marine Gunner Myron Thomp-
son, who will be assisted by a small
staff of instructors. New recruits will
be enlisted in the company by which
they were recruited but they will train
as a part of recruit training group
until certified as satisfactory for duty
with their respective line companies.
Company A reverts to its status as
line company and remains under the
command Of Capt. Augustine.
The battalion is faced with the loss
Of one Of its most honored officers
with the approaching detachment Of
First It. Leon NJ Brusiloff, who has
been in charge Of the battalion band
since June 4, 1882.
Battalion headquarters announces
the following enlistments: Pvt. George
A. Cape; Headquarters Company:
Pvt. Wilbur w. May. jr., Company A,
and Pvt. Paul E. Fink, Company F.
Promotions are: George w. Scott,
Headquarters Company, sergeant to
staff sergeant; George M. Coleman,
Headquarters Company, corporal to
sergeant; Lawrence A. Blackstock.
Headquarters Company, private (flrst
class to corporal; Jack ]. Torregrossa,
Headquarters Company, private to
private FIRST class; Williams 8.
Barker. jr., Company B, private to
sergeant
Pvt. First Glass; James E. Fitzsirn-
mons transferred from Company c to
the Aviation Unit at Anacostia.
Platoon Sergt. Richard B. McMahill
joined Headquarters Company from
General Service Unit, Southern Poto-
mac District. Pvt. First Glass; Burrl
D. Benner joined Company D from the
same unit. Pvt. Melville B. Vinson
joined Company D from Limited
Service Unit, Southern Potomac Dis
trict
| There are vacancies for recruits in
the various line companies and in the
band The age limits are from II to
IS and no previous military training
is necessary Applications are received
on any Tuesday or Wednesday evening
at 458 Indiana avenue NV.
Evening star., 1938-10-23
B. P. O. EIks

Grand Exalted Ruler Edward J.
Mccormick has designated Washing
ton Lodge as a unit in the formation
of central press bureau. Exalted
Ruler Young appointed James T.
Jones for this Jurisdiction.
Tentative plans for public speakers
night at fixed periods of the ses-
sions have been made. Members OF
the bar association will be guest
speakers on these occasions.
Henry I. Quinn, chairman; John D.
Fitzgerald and Joseph Burkhart have
been appointed as a Civic Activities
Committee.
The Belko Club, which meets each
Friday night, Is offering q weekly at
tendance prize Of $50 to members OF
the club.
The Antlers Club will give an oys-
ter roast and picnic November 6
from / to 8 pm. at Grifiiths Farms
On November will be district dep
utys night, when Charles P. Boyer
of Crisfield, Md, deputy for this dis
trict, will make his official visitation
A buffet supper will be served.
The Public Relations Committee
met Monday night in the lodgeroom.
The lodge meets Wednesday.
Evening star., 1938-10-23
BIRTHS REPORTED

5ohn anf Weshs NssSs Renser Rans TWINS #ns f5
Raymond and Peggy Powell, boy.
James James and Shirley Marshall boy.
Manuel and Lima Gonzales. boy
9. Paul and Martha Beretz., boy.
Geoldss Georse and Bonnie WILLIAMS. boy.
LYMAN and Margaret Golding. boy
Francis and Margaret Buckler. boy.
SSnsrleS SnaI and M Edna Frazier, girl.
Joseph and Mary Duvall, girl.
Richard and Ruth Ruff. girl
Monissue hsriss na and olea, Eleanor Cashman girl.
Joseph and Rose Tehaan. girl
John and Eleanor Beamer, girl.
James James and Mary Gwyn. girl
Clyde and Edna Harrison. girl
Raymond and Dorothy Frey; girl.
William and Elsie Kock, girl
Roy and Angela Silverman boy.
Joseph and Margaret Thompson. boy.
John and Marian Moran. boy:
William and Ruby Thompson, boy.
Carl and Mary Felts. girl
Donald and Dorothy Fortney; girl.
James and Irene Lee. boy.
Robert and Mary Dixon, boy
Heory ann and MYTse yTflns P9wel boy
Ralph and Christine Sharpe, boy.
Charles and Rose Meyers, boy.
SdT1OH ana Fann1e Snepnerd, boy.
John and Nesbit Lee, boy
Stewart and Margaret Cross boy
Dennis and May Conger. boy
David and Mary Webster. boy
Nathan and Frances Dunayer. boy.
Reuben and Sylviane Moore, boy.
Francis and Catherine Rackey boy.
Leonard and Mary McElroy. girl.
Edward and Rosemary Kelly, girl
Angelo and Stella Franeoulas. girl
Howard and Margaret Wall. girl.
1sador and Ruth Caller. girl.
Henry and Mary Moran. girl.
Ray and Laura Smith. girl
Aubrey and Elizabeth Meadows, girl.
Jesse and Elton Campbell girl.
BENJAMIN and Naomi Duncan. girl.
John and Marie Brauner girl
Eugene and Ariadna Stephanoff girl.
Harold apd Sarah Walmsley boy
Sever and Charlotte johnson, boy
John and Mildred Mcmillan, boy.
John and EStelle Devlin how
Carey and Catherine Ross boy.
Thomas and Eleanora Twomey. rirl
Leland and Jessie McElroy. girl
Lawrence and Anne Pefferly, girl.
Harold and Marjorie Seeley, siri
Charles and GLADYS Greene boy.
Frank and Irma Greene. boy
James and Bertha Ceasar. girl,
Cicero and Laura Georgie, girl.
william and GLADYS Hawkins boy
Isaac and Elizabeth Jamison, boy
Cornelius and Estelle jackson. girl.
Evening star., 1938-10-23
DOMINICAN ENVOY
SPEAKS TO K. OF c.
EmbIems Are Presented to
Carlin and Rafterry at
Meetinu.

The Minister of the Dominican Re-
public, DR.. Andrea Pastoriza, was guest
speaker on Monday evening at the
Mayhower Hotel at meeting Of WASH
ington General Assembly. Fourth De-
gree, Knights Of Columbus. He was
presented by Francis A. Mccain,
faithful navigator.
A feature was the presentation Of
jeweled emblems to State Deputy
Thomas F. Carlin and Francis j. Raj
terry. both former navigators OF the
assembly The emblems were conferred
by Leo D. Ward Of Baltimore.
Washington Council will hold an
oyster roast prior to its meeting on
Tuesday at $50 pm. There will be
entertainment from 7:45 to the time Of
the meeting.
The annual Halloween dance will be
held at the club on October 28. This
is to be a Gay 90s Party" and all
attending are asked to mask.
John ]. Carmody was reelected
grand commander OF Alcantara Cara
van, Order Of the Alhambra, last Sun
day afternoon at the Willard Hotel.
Other officers elected were James A.
Sullivan, vice grand commander; Fran
els A. Mccain, grand scribe; John O.
Allen, scribe Of the exchequer; Theo-
dore F. Moseley, master Of the oasis;
James P. McKeon. historiographer;
Anton Gahl Pigott. captain of the
bodyguard; James Butler, master Of
the wardrobe; Andrew Dignan. senti-
mel of the tower, and Kenneth Paul
Wettig, sentinel of the desert. John
]. Carmody and Roy M. Perry were
elected to represent the local cara
van at the supreme convention, which
is to be held in this city in September,
1899.
Grand Comdr. Carmody appointed
Roger Gallagher as electragist and An
drew L. Oehmann as chairman OF
music.
DR.. Hermann Deery, lecturer for the
Supreme Council, was guest speaker on
Friday evening at the local clubhouse
In the afternoon he addressed students
for the priesthood at the Catholic Uni
versity.
The annual donation party for the
Little Sisters Of the Poor, sponsored
by the knights Of Columbus, will be
held on November 81 from to
o'clock at the institution, Second and
H streets NE. John F. Hillyard Is
general chairman Of the committee,
and Roy M. Perry is chairman Of the
Special Gifts Committee.
The Knights have been invited to
participate in the Holy Name parade,
which will begin at Fourth street and
Constitution avenue on October 80 at
1:30 o'clock and terminate at the Syl-
van Theater on the Monument
Grounds, where Archbishop Michael
]. Curley will deliver an address and
pontificate at solemn benediction.
Marking the 18th anniversary Of the
coronation of Pope Plus XII, Washing
ton General Assembly, Fourth Degree,
will confer honors of the degree on q
large class of candidates on February
IL.
Carmine Garofalo is general chair
man OF the committee in charge Head
quarters for the degree have been es-
tablisehed at the Knights of Columbus
Club, where applications may be re-
ceived.
Evening star., 1938-10-23

I Temple Wednesday at 7:30 pm. for
initiation.
Friendship Chapter will meet Tues
day for balloting, entertainment, Hal
loween sketch, Fate Decides" and
refreshments. A special meeting will
be held on the night Of October 81 for
initiation, after which will be q Hal
loween party.
The Star Point Committee of Beth
any Chapter will meet at the home Of
Mrs. Amelia Marshall, 44l4 South
Dakota avenue NE, on Thursday
evening.
Mrs. Catherine Taggert, assisted by
Mrs. Ethel Morris, will hold a card
party for the Home Board Commit
tee at 30 Sherman circle on Tuesday
evening.
Mrs. Florence Tucker, matron of
Good Will Chapter, announces the
degrees will be conferred next Friday
evening.
The Home Board will entertain the
Campbell-Loffler Sewing Club at the
home Wednesday afternoon.
The Ways and Means Committee
will give card party at 1015 l. street
NV. on November 5 at 8 pm.
Mrs. Helen D. Robbins, grand ma
tron. announces grand visitations this
week include Temple Chapter, Nom
day evening; Electa Chapter, Tuesday
evening: Brightwood Chapter, Thurs
day evening, and Unity Chapter, Fri
day evening.
Cathedral Chapter will meet We'd
nesday evening for initiation, followed
by the chapter honoring Mrs. Mary
Teachum. There will be refreshments.
La Fayette Lodge Chapter W1ll have
business meeting Wednesday eve
ming, followed by entertainment and
refreshments.
Past Patron Julian o. Cardin an
nounces Halloween dance and card
party at the Masonic Temple, 1909
Ninth street NV, on Saturday night
Wear your costume, but it Is not nee
essary to masquerade to attend the
party.
On November l the second in the
series OF pictures of the proposed tour
to the General Grand Chapter session
in San Francisco. in 1910, will be
presented. S. A. Campbell will lecture
on the pictures, which will be In
colors. This presentation will be under
auspices Of Acacia Chapter.
Matron Anna j. Hammond of Har-
mony Chapter announces q meeting
Thursday at 8 pm. The degrees will
be conferred on eight candidates.
Call the matron or patron for
reservations and transportation to the
oyster roast at Breezy Point on Octo-
ber 30.
Matron Marie Linthicum announces
the meeting of Miriam Chapter to-
morrow evening will be for initiation.
Past Matron Audrey Gregory Of Con-
gress Lodge Chapter will give an oyster
roast at her summer place, Breezy
Point, Md, on October 80 from l to
5 pm. For reservations call Adams
5469-J.
The past matrons and patrons will
meet at the home of Past Matron
Ethel Bell on October 26 at 8 pm.
Matron Edna Van Derveer of Will
liam F. Hunt Chapter announced the
meeting on October ~ will be for
initiation.
The officers meeting on November 8
will be held at the home of Patron
Harry Bennett, 1913 Juniper street
NV.
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Fraternal Order of Eagles.

A large class will be initiated to-
morrow night, presided over by Presi.
dent P. j. NJ Bayne
A Halloween party will be held
October % at the Eagles Hall. Harry
Brock is chairman
Messrs. Fur and Oden we're selected
a committee to make arrangements
for an oyster roast in November, date
to be announced later. Joseph M.
Bonuso, past worthy president, spoke.