Evening Star Newspaper, October 25, 1925, Page 40

Today—Grotte d: e Helghts Monda awson, srand visita ARCH CHAPTERS ymac. No. 8, P. M communications of 1d Lodge will be held during the week, one Wednes. day afternoon at 2:30 o'clock | for the purpose of laying the | corner stone of the new addition to Tospital; other on for the purpose ar stone of thcy At the Masonic r Home, on Sligo Mill air road, where the| harp at 3 1 was made wsters” Associ | which spon WO spec the C sored B ( vs and base ames ark Grifith Stadium du ing those years, the amounts realized | totaling mething more than £50,000. | It is expected that the Masters’ Assoct fon for 1926 will continu he good work and that thus the remainder of | the cost of the building will be taken | care of President Lurtin 1 Ginn of the Masonic and Eastern Star lome and past grand master of Ma-{ ns h: ressed the hope th the embers of the ters’ Assoclations for 1924 and 1925 will attend the cere onies. The building, which will ac commodate 70 children, marks a fur- ther step in the development of the Lome toward a completed proposition | It is so arranged that there will be a complete s £ the children from the older at the home. An invitation has been e nded to all members of the Masonic fraternity and members of the Order of the astern Star to be present. T grand matron and grand patron will assist the grand master of Mason in the dedication of the children building. The last of the open-air services this season at Temple Heights will be held this afternoon at 4 o'clock, unde the direction of the Rev. Dr. John C. Palmer, grand chaplain, who last week was elevated to the thirty-thir and last degree by the Scottish ¥ of Freemasonry. The address will be delivered by Rev. Dr. James Montgomery, pastor of Ca dist Episcopal Church will be under the diry ter Humphrey, with Past Ma Harry G. Kimball of Hiram Lodge. No. 10, as accompanist, and the Grotto Band will fur Kallipolis ( P. E. R, L. Whiting Stephen H. Talkes, Arthur M. Poynto; monies: Joseph H Edward W. Libbey, their families, 2 ecially in vited guests on this occasion, but all members of the Masonic fraternity and of the Order of the Eastern Star | and their familles, : s the public, will be welcome. Ample ac- commodations will be provided. It is announced that these open-air services will be resumed next year as soon as weather conditions permit. Monarch L. Whiting Estes, who has been confined to his home through fllness of several days, but is again able to be out, promises at an early date a full announcement regarding the Grotto ceremonial to be held at Masonic Temple on December 1. The Halloween dance of the Grotto Band, Drill, Drum_and Bugle Corpsi will be held at the New Willard Hotel October 31. A number of prizes will be_awarded for the most appro-, priate Halloween costume. Prophet “Pete” Howell, director of the” Grotto minst is expecting to stage their first entertainment and dance at the New Willard Hotel on ovember 14, With ““Chet” Crawford fots” Abbott, Lou Rosenberg, and Billy” Zeitler as features. In addi- tion the choir of the local Job's Daugl.ters and the Mohawk Quartet will contribute to the program. Prof. Howell says that it will be a regular old-time minstrel show, but right up to the minute and thirty minutes ahead ot Bro v in every respect. Charles D. Shackelford, minstrel of the old sct will act as interlocutor and Prc Charles M Dunn's orchestra will furnish the music. Work will be resumed by the local Scottish Rite bodies Tuesday evening, when the fourteenth degree will be presented in Mithras Lodge of Perfec- tlon, with J. Stanles Durkee heading the cast. Almas Temple Caravan Club will hold fts Halloween luncheon in the | llroom of the City Club Friday at 0 pan. According to Potentate Henry Tansbur , this event h Leen designated as “ladies’ day,” and the nobility may bring ladies as their | zuests and enjoy real Shrine atmos-| vhere. From present indications, an attendance of over 300 is expected, | including a number of Shrine digni- | taries and men prominent in public life. President John J. P. Mullane promises a good pleasant environments, s es, prizes, music and other entertaining features. Invitations have been extended to all visiting Shriners Samuel Gompers Lodge, U. D., an- nounces the M. M. degree for Tuesday evening, with the work presented by the Gavel Club of Master Masons. EASTERN STAR. Areme Chapter, No. 10, will hold a card party, bazaar and dinner at the | Northeast Masonic Temple on the Sth and 29th of October. The card | arty will s rt promptly at 9 o’'cloc and the public is invited to attend There will be aprons ey wor candy, cakes, grab bags, toys, dolls | ind a’dinner. At the meeting of October 16, Wash. ington Centennial Chapter received the worthy grand matron, Nellie E. Fletcher, and the worthy grand patron, Charlés S. Shreve, accom- | panied by the other grand officers of the Grand Chapter of the District of Columbla, for thelr annual grand visitation. The program for the evening, under the direction of Past Matron Ruth Aylor Morgan, included plano selec- tions by Miss Lofs Shively; prasenta tion to the grand matron and grand | patron; a reading by Miss Mary F.| Barr, assisted by a laxy of Wash- ington Centennial's finest. Mrs. Sadie . Davis, Miss Mauvra C. Mendel, Mrs. | Anna S. Porterfield, Miss Beatrice A. Brewton, Mrs. Mary O. Curtin, Miss Mary J. Bean, Miss Lois Shively, M Vlora Dell Staples, Mrs. Kathryn xson and Esther A. Derickson. The ompaniment at the piano through- but the reading was by Sister Morgan. Immedlately following a short recess after the visitation, the worthy matron, Mae M. Odenwald, together with her officers, conducted the work coherent with the initation of several candidates into the order. Those re- !der the able lead of M bal | hel | town { when the line will be advanced and lin their annual visitation tomorrow | Grand | Mrs. Ursula Danforth, 1727 Kilbourne | | place northwest, on Thursday eve- | | board meeting will be held on October [ Coliseum, at Seventh and Penns ceiving the degrees were as follow: Mrs. Minerva Gordon and Mr. Carlton D. Schenken. The line was advanced at Martha Chapter, No. 4, Friday night, with Associate Matron ~Jean Brown as worthy _matron, & Past Patron Roland Brown worthy patron. The degreces were conferred on two can- didates, with Mr. and Mrs. Otto Roepke singing a duet at the signing of the hy-laws. Past Grand Matron Hattie Hutchin: was escorted to the east and received the grand honor At the conclusion of the in- itiation she complimented the officers on the rendition of the work. The hope chest was awarded to B. W. ith of Cherrydale, Va.: a lamp was awarded to Past Patron Richard Barker and an autographed quilt to Mrs. Maud Buckingham, who is going ame to the Masonic and tar Home. The receipts of ar, to date, amounted to with many tickets for the still out. On November 6 Annapolis Chapter and Robert Coombs Chapter will be guests of honor. Re. freshments were S ved, under the ction of Mrs. Elste Rock. Mizpah Chapter, No. 8, held a short husiness meeting on Tuesday, Octo- ber 20, which was followed by an Hld- hioned Halloween party, un- H. Lanham. nnual Halloween ball will be the Masonle Hall. George- Wednesday, October 2 apter will hold its reg Mizpah | ovember 3 lar meeting on Tuesday, \Mirs. H. . Short will occupy the East. On Tuesd: November 17, the past officers of Mizpah will be in| ~harge of both the d ees and en- ertainment. olumbia Chapter will receive the i matron and grand patron and + officers of the Grand Chapter \ight. Worthy Matron Mae E. Lde announces a rummage sale in harge of Past Matron Ida B. Wailes he week of October 26, and @ min- trel show for the benefit ‘of the “hapter, Masonic Hall, Fourteenth ind Kenvon streets northwest, Octo- t 8 o'clock p.m. Fsther Chapter, No. 5, held its| 'ast regular meeting on October 15| t which time the degrees were con- ferred on Mrs. Celia Davidson. The lext _regular meeting will be held m_ November 5. when the degrees be conferred on several On November 19 th¢ grand officers will be present in thely annual visitation. | 1 Anna B. m_ Chapter, No. vork for tomorrow cial meeting on the 2 E h time the associate ma- | tron, 3. Conner, will confer | the om November 30 1o December 5, finclusive, a rummage sale will be held at Twentythir and G streets northwest. iler, worthy matron of | ., announces | also a The annual grand visitation of Bethany Chapter, No. 24, took place at the last regular meeting. In! ldition to Grand Matron Nellie | Fletcher, Grand Patron Charles Shreve and the other officers of the | Chapter, the following dis- inguished guests also attended: Past Grand Matron Cora P. Mayberry, Past Grand Matron Tillie Chauncey, Past Grand Patron Willlam G. Betts and many of the matrons and patrons of 1925. After fhe usual visitation procedure a brlef program was pre- sented as follows: Piano solo, by Mrs. Grace . Stevens; a presentation song, dedicated to the grand matron by Ward Kuentzel; vocal selec- tions by Miss Minnie Volkman, a pres- | entation to the grand patron by Mrs. Eva D. Court, and a unique number, entitled “Johnnie Schmoker,” by the following chapter members: Mr. and Mrs. Willlam L. Alf. Mrs. Roberta Fosse, William Dunham Adele | Leibert, Mrs. Eva D. Court, Mr Luci Douan, Mrs. Cassie M. Cooke and Mrs. Grace S. Stevens. A gift was presented to Mrs. Cora P. May- ! berry, who was grand matron during the year Bethany Chapter was insti- tuted. The presentation speech was made by Associate Matron Levinia Dunham. A card party will be given at the home of Mrs. Adele Leibert, 5013 Fourteenth street northwest, at 8 o'clock, October 28, with Mrs. Anna White ass g. The Bethany social boosters will meet at the home of ning, November 12. The next home | 26. The Bethany bowling team, en- tered fn the Ladies’ W Duckpin League, will bow shington | at the vania avenue northwest, on Tuesda: evenings at 8 o'cloc! Hope Chapter, No. 30, O. E. S, will hold its regular meeting next Wed- nesday evening at 7:30 o'clock, at which time the grand matron and grand patron of the Grand Chapter will pay Hope Chapter its annual grand visitation. All members of the rder are cordially invited to attend. y Chapter, No. 32, will hold a this evening from 6 to 8 at the home of the worthy ma- | tron, Mrs. Eva ‘Lynch, 1337 Girard | street morthwest. A short business | | meeting was held recently, after which | program was given consisting of | 3 Miss Dell Sale of | aomi Chapter, Mrs. Sallye Bogley, companist, and a les Make Your Last Longer De your { Chapter, 11, O. E. S.. will put | tron. Matron { Martin, 117 Third street | ton hapter. | before leaving for Washington. | degrees were conferred. , 1925—PART | hardt, tive, and others. paring its degree team for a busy s it expects to make a substan- membership during the | monthly initi: air. von Olson. Refreshments were served in the banquet hall by the sta: boints, Miss Wheelock, chairman. Among the guests of the evening we 1nd Grand Assoclate Conductress Mr Sallye Bogley. Naomi Chapter, No. 3, will meet Wednesday, October 28, when it ~ill hold its annual visita tion. The worthy Bladen, entertained her officers on § urday, October 10, at her home, 135 Otis place northwest. On October 2 a dance will be given at the here will be a spewial meeting called by St. John's Lodge Chapter | b Jetober 30 p.m., for the confer ing of degre Al home Doard will please attend. Gen- eral home board meeting Monday at 1:30 p.m. The Masonic and Eastern Star Home Board Auxillary will meet Mon. day, 1:30 p.m., Masonic Temple. The president, Mrs. Emilie R. Botsch, re- quests the chairman of each chapter | lins (0 be present to make an annual re- | port to the board. er matrons of The past Brookland on the degree work Wednesday eve ning, with Past Matron Lena (¢ Cheesman acting matron and Past atron Mark H. Barnum acting p: Henri 1. Mackle re chairman of each commit present to make final re-| fre quests 1 tee to be ports. (Al meet with Pas Saltzman Tuesd Martha Chapter, No. 4. O. . §., will | hold @ card party with Mrs. Janet northeast, October 2§ Warren (i. Harding Chapter will have a benefit night at Kelth's Tues- day for the dormitory fund. Matron Ida V. Johnson of Lebanon Chapter announces that degrees will | ( be conferred at the regular meeting on Tuesday evening, and that a spe- cial meeting will be held on Friday evening, October 30, at which time the line officers will assume advanced po- sitfons. The trip to Baltimore, for the pur- pose of visiting Arlington Chapter, was enjoyed by about 150 members of the chapter, who made the journey in double-deck busses last Tuesday eve- ning. The officers of Lebanon Chap- ter, in behalf of the entire member- ship, presented Arlington Chapter with a large silk Eastern Star flag. Suit- able speeches of acceptance were made by matron and patron of Arling- Lebanon Chapter wa entertained at dinner before the meet- | ing and refreshments were served just At the next meeting of Unity Chap- ter, No. 22, O. November 13, the men charge of the program. An invitation has been extended to Martha Washington Chapter of Alex- andria, Va., to be the guests of this evening. At the meeting on October 23 the The auxiliary home board, Mrs. O: car Logan, chairman, held a card party at the home of Past Patron and Mrs. Alexander Steel, on Long- fellow street, October 20. JR.0.U. A M. The Pen Mar reunion committtee held & meeting on October 16. They are endeavoring td find ways and means of increasing their treasury, so that it will not be necessary to call on “he councils for financial support next Summer. Councils who have not done so are urged to appoint a representa- tive on the committee. -Edward J. Ross Council, No. 26, met last Thursday evening at Pythian Temple, 1012 Ninth street northwest. Among the visitors present was Sid- ney H. Smith of Connecticut, past national representative, who made re- marks on the Orphans’ Home at Tiffin Ohlo. Interesting remarks were Squeeze the juice of two lemons in a bottle containing three ounces of Or- chard White, which any druggist will supply for a few cents, shake well and you have the very mildest anti-wrinkle lotion to tighten re- laxed skin, erase fine lines and eradi- cate crows-feet. ¢ Massage this sweetly fragrant lemon lotion into the skin at night. By morn- ing most of the tell-tale wrinkles, tired lines and crows-feet are smoothed out, giving a more youthful contour to cheeks, chin, throat. It leaves the skin velvety soft, clear and fresh. Beauty experts use this astringent lo- tion for enlarged pores, also to bleach and whiten sallow, tanned skin. Mix this harmless lotion yourself | i ce it acts best immediately after pre- re clothes wear out oo fast? OF course they do. You like pretty things, and naturally you weae out your prets tiest clothes first, i s 18 ey € snlc cio [t Lo agac: 247 e AL e B T et ine. the perfect dry cleanec. Why: you will be sarpeised how casly a0 quicldy Bacegine tmakes shings ook 1e ment Wouldn't it be wonderful if fresh and new again? Ty it. could make your old things ou can get & can of Energine from your drug, department or shoe store—35¢. ENERGIN THE PERFECT DRY CLEANER ate Council press represent The council is pre- | short business session the council ad- |every Monday at 8:30 p.m. session of Washington | Representative Mary Mitchell, Grand son, tial Winter. Benning Council, regu'ar meeting ticon views of China and Hawall bv|Odd Fellows' Hall, Benning, D. C. This on belng 2’ special get-together large attendance was present. After’ the transaction of business, in- arks for the good of the) Mon oceas night, teresting re Past Grand Patron George W. Mobray | order were her: . R. Burgt August Dahler, | members of the counc regular forni, after which hments were served. gle Councll, No. 9, will hold s, W. L. Sudwarth, closed in mmemorate the f of this council am s rranged, | east Masonic Temple received three by an { speaking and refreshments of the council and their friends | n are invited to attend. Court, No. 1, s vegular monthly_meeting on ¢ evening, October 17, Business of the evening was t {ed with the adoption of a new fez which all members are requested to | herd ch The following were | eral arrangements. There will be two Hotel | f01 Washington. inel members of the| Gr secure talled into office: Past grand orient, . Beck; grand orlent, A. G. Col- |1 grand orient prince, ¥ L. Sudwarth; grand Muller; grand es; grand sentinel . Bates: grand purvey Hartley, and grand inspe | seroll, Maurice Peabody, G wd Jullan L nd prophet, W = herald, beave enheimne ! clown hand of F der th entertained the cour hments were ser 3 The Past Matrons' Assoclation | & Banner Council, Matron Anna B.|S, held its regular meeting last Fri evening, 8§ p.m. | day The council pledged $1,000 [nounced that the meetings would con-|sentatives Day, made available to the v evenings at § o'clock | Grand Chancellor building committee when called upon ! will hold a 1t dance October to be Hallgween night, Saturday, capt Trucks will leave ifth | and G streets northwest at 8 o'clock s and their friends |Club held a short business session and ttend and requested to | the secretary, Prizes will be awarded. i apitol Ceuncil met in regular s ast regular se sharp. are invited to mask gle- | sion Monday at 8 p.m., with Councilor ment being well Edward Sutton presiding. journed to visit Anacostla Council, which was putting on its regular | Lodge, ervice, and inclyd- | October The regulz ed Broth No. 21, held its | ©f this council. ¢ evening at Ly visiting mem. | 2tend. . Englehardt—and e Ccouncil | been made toward the open meeting to be held in December. Drilling of the newly organized ini- | rate anad it be in good expected the team will Memorial Chu southeast, D. slden Rule Council, No. | 10, at its {would be given. An in-|last busines £ meeting the North orchy applications for membership. All m council will hold its annual Halloween querade dance Friday night, Oc- tober 30, in the auditorium of the Ma sonic Temple, Eighth and F streets northeast, at 8:15 p.m. The dance will 2t 8 o'clock. | be under the auspices of the entire good of the order committee, with Past Councilor Mrs. Elizabeth Shep- irman in charge of the gen- ning. delegation_should prizes given, the first for the most autiful costume and the second for Syracusia 3. Hoft. | the most comical costume. Golden - at 7:30 p.m. instead of 8 o’clock | bone-Superic { until the Jast meeting night in March, | ing o vis nnounced by the councilor, Mrs. r of h, | Mary Williams. purse { officers in meeting.” B. P. 0. ELKS. | A delegation The regular meeting of the selectiv ithersburg Court | d ended 10 B e mehardt, | membershin campaign committee was | M. attended 100 after which re- |held in Washington Lodge, No. 15, on | 7 | Monday, October 19. The meeting |tk | was well attended and a numl applications w sudwarth | Ca exandria, Va evening. S of | prominence addre turned in. ¥. J.|including W. L. an, chairman of the committee, an- | Vandervort, Pa temiple | tinue on Monc until further notice. He expressed |Grand Chancellor After a |meetings of this club will be held on| Addresses were 15, was held Wednesday . Albert B. Evans, chair-|State s Boone, Brooks and Rellly [man of the ladies’ night entertainment | Past Grand Chancellor Schaffer of committee, made Capitol Council and Goodwill Coun- |reference to the affair to e given to|Past Supreme Representative Dick- D. of A., are giving a dance at the |the members and their families on{man, Grand Prelate Sommers and Masonic Temple, Iighth and F |Tuesday, October 27. reets northeast, Thursday, Novem-|the entertalnment was free to the ber 19., All Juniors and Daughters, as | members of Washington Lodge, but|der the direction of Past Chief Martha. well as (heir friends, are requested to 'that it would be necessary for each | Jarboe. member to present a membership card The good of the order committee re- |to gain admittance to the clubhouse| (o gelegates to the convention to ports that considerable headway has |upon that evening. The chairman of the Thursday and|was held, reported on the activities Saturday night dances reported that|of this meeting. large crowds were in attendance at tlatory team is progressing at a good |hoth of the dances during the past|means committee, Mrs. Nellle Etting, week and stated that o speclal masked | gggisted by her committee, is arrang. & hape for work in the very |pall would be held Saturday, October|ing a chicken dinner for the 27th of Tutur 131, at which several prizes in gold| October. The exalted ruler, William Finkel, | husband of Pennsylvania and Sister ree lannounced that there would be no|Warrick and husband of Wilming- | regular session of the lodge Wednes-|ton. Del., were recent visitors. | day, October 28, since the officers and nembers of Washington Lodze would attend the twenty-fifth anniversary of Anunapolis Lodge in Annapolis that eve- He stated that all members de- siring to accompany the Washington | house on Wednesday at 6: KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS. Lodge met in_regular| Esquire rank. avention, and after a short business | vited. onch; | Rule Council, No. 10, will meet here- | session adjourned to meet with Rath. fon from Grand C Heisley and his corps of ¢ honor of members Lodge, tion of 30 from Oriental Lodge of | Aso were guests of | veral Supreme Kahlert and Patrick Regular | meeting the annual roll call was held. made by Supreme Manager Elsie Vandervort, Supreme over 50. Nettie Crowthers, €rand “arrie Davis and Manager Organizer L final report with | Maryland. Grand Lecturer Woody, He stated that | others An elaborate supper was served un- Mrs. Lilllan Creamer, chairman of Bristol, Va., where the Grand Session The chairman of the ways and Past Grand Chief Richmond and George E. Helsley, grand chancellor, Domain of Columbia, requests of fictally that all members of the Dokey Club and all other ipterested Pythians who are eligible and have the good of the order at heart meet him in the Grang Lodge rooms Monday night at 8 o'clock. Calanthe, No. 11, will meet next Monday night, and will put on the All Pythians are in- meet at_the club- p.m. Franklin, No. 2, the mother lodge who were hav-| and the oldest Pythian lodge in the ancellor | world, will have thefr grand visita- | and Lodge | tion next Tuesday night. A speaker | of a “get-together of national prominence and a special | program will be given. Chancello; from | Comdr. A. M. Rouse cordially invites all Pythians, whether of this domain or not, to attend No. 7, had their grand | night tith speakers of | Chancellor Comdr. W. B. Mansfield in | athering, | the ch An interesting talk “Pythianism as o Social Asset” w | given by Judge Sears. Past Chancel- | lor J. K. Morton sang classical solos. | Past | which were well received. Gifts were made to the grand chan. aithersburg, | strong, and a dele. i sed the Representative Supreme Repre Helsley and Heis: of this council |his pleasure over the progress the| Syracusians Lodge has appointed a | cellor and the principal speaker of | aw ride and |committee was making and urged | committee to @ n to redouble his|the ente {range an elabc ng this meeting the Chicago | forthcoming Howard Peter, reported | Sisters, met in number of new members since the | Most 1 11 enroll- | presidir sL the chairman inment nd visitation. day nig Rathbone Temple, regular he evening. { ommittee to Columbia Lodge, No. 26, will have | program for the |thelr annual visitation next Wednes An unusual program ha nged. This is the largest | Pythian | been are_expected. Chancellor_Comdr. 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