Evening Star Newspaper, September 12, 1926, Page 71

LODGES Today—Temple Heights Qnen-air Kondu—l‘-vw No. 14 Called Samuel Gombers. Wednesday—Wash Lebanon, No Justice. U Satn:daz—scnool Masters tra tion fation Monday—Anacostia Fridas—school ¢ KNIGHTS TEMPLAR . COMMANDERIES Monday—Orient. No. 5 At 4 spectal at 7 GR.\ND COUNCIL il Masters’ d will ¥ g 4t the openair service on Temple Heights this_afternoon at 4 o'clock under direction of Rev. John C. Palmer. grand chaplain, who has re. turned from a vacation in New Eng- land and Canad The address will be delivered by Re Walter ¥. Smith, ®rand chaplain of the Grand Council, R. and S. M., pastor of Park View Christian Church. of Mount Pleasant Couneil, No, 5, chajrman of the committee of the As: sociation of Illustrious Masters, of will provide the musical num- , assisted by Willlam W. Keeler of Columbia Council, No. 3. Willlam M. Steamer, Washington Council, No. 1 Samuel T. Farmer, Adoniram Council, NO. Willlam E. Lorentz, Zabud Council, No. 4, and Ralph L. Hebbard, Brightwood Council, No. 6, will con- stitute the committee of weicome. The music will be under direction of J. Walter Humphrey, K. C. C. H. Past Master Harry G. Kimball, K. C. ¢. H., has directed the musical program in the absence of Mr. Humphrey, and he will act as accompanist at this serv. Ice. assisted by a cornetist A ¥ Music School. The officers and members of the six councils of the Cryptic Rite, includin: the Grand Council. with their fami lies, and the officers and members of the following lodges. with their fami lics, National, 3 Gail T. Judd master . 20, John M. Still- well master: Temple- yes, No. 3 Elisha Hanson master, and Chevy Chase, No. 42, William I. Ogus mas. ter. together with the following chap- nstriiction ters of the Order of the Eastern Star, | with their families, “Temple Chapter, No. 13, Mrs. Margaret Smiler matron Lenis Goldberg patron; Hope Chapte Mrs. Addie €0 Good matron Iish patron, and Warren G Harding Chapter, No. 31, Mrs. Ruth 1. Fess matron, Harry L. Slye patron, will be the special guests at this serv. ice. Members of these fraternities and their families, as well as the pub- lic, wiil be welcome. - Ample accommo- dation will be provided for a large attendance, A fine musical program was ren- dered last Sunday by Mrs. Lawrence Satterfield, contralto soloist, with two numbers, and duets, with Mrs. William 1. Doxle, soprano, hoth of the United Brethren Church ch The congre- gational singing was aceompanied by Air. Kimball on the piano, assisted by Warrant Officer LeRoy Sleeper, cor- netist of the Army Music School. No. 12, will have rvices at the Masonic and Bastern Star Home this afternoon at 3 o'clock. Automobiles will be sta- tianed at Georgia avenue and Ritten. house street to convey visitors from the street cars to the home. EASTERN STAR. Esther , Chapter will resume its meetings next Thursday. Matron May P. Gibbon announces that the degrees ill be conferred. A short program will follow. The “silent card party” for the benefit of the dormitory of the Masonic and Eastern Star Home, which has been in progress for some time, will continue until October 7. ‘The chairman of the committee, Past Patron J. Harry Phillips, will make his final report at that time. -The regular semi-monthly rehearsal of the chapter choir, Past Matron Theodora Cunningham, director, will be held next Tuesday at the residence of Mrs. Gertrude Brockway, 508 Allison street. Mrs. Maude E. B. Wright and Mrs. Alice Anderson will assist as h sses. The chapter will en- tertain at the Masonic and Easter Star Home September 24, with program under the direction of Past Matron Katherine S. Meritt. National Lodge, charge of the No. 13. will resume at 7:30 p.m., Temple Chapter its meetings tomorrow After a short business meeting the, chapter ‘will be entertaimed in the banquet hall with refreshments and dancing. Trinity Chapter, No. 33, will re- sume its meetings next Thursda at 8 o'clock, with initiation work by the advanced lne. The -auxilia home board will be entertained by Mrs. Effie Mohler, 1346 U street south- east, September 25 No. 21, will ollowing the entertainment direction of Sister Pearl Henderson, will be presented. A meeting of all chairmen of commit- ees for the bazaar in October will ? held at the home of the matron, 927 Twenty-fourth street northeast, next Tuesday evening. te Chapter, September 1 meeting an East meet business under the Electa Chapter will have its first meeting of the Fall next Tuesday evening. The degrees will be con- ferred. The auxiliary boards meet Aubrey H. Clayton | from the | jat the home of Mrs. Elsie Kobinson | next Thur.day. [ Lebanon *iapter will resume its | regular_meetings next Tuesday eve- Ining. There will be refreshments, fol- | lowed by dancing in the banquet hall. home board of Gavel | Chapter, No. , will meet Thursday evening at the home of Mrs. Lucy Jones, 924 Fifth strect northeast, at 8 o'clock. Mizpah Chapter, No. 8, met Tues day. The next r ! be held September naticn it for the Masonic and East The auxiliary | ern Star Tiome, and there will be the | {zero hour. A rummage sale for the | benefit of the chapter will be h-1d the {latter part of this month. A card |party for the stern Star temple { fund will be held early in October. and {on October 18 a theater party will be held at IKKeith's for the b dormitory’ fund. will re- all next Bethlehem sume its m Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. !laws are to be acted | meeting. The cand for the bazaar will zive a card party Thursday at the hume of its chairman, Mrs. Lulu M. Crint, 101 Woodl race, Jeffefson Par Autc leave the Northeast Masonic Temple at p.m. Federal (hapte! open for its Fall w ning, September | Following short business mecting the end ment committec, Virginia Vaughs chairman, ‘promises u fine entertain. ment program. The officers and members of Fed eral Chapter have been invited to attend the religious services at Tem ple Heights Sunday, September 19, at 4 pm 38, will Saturday eve. Columbia Chapter will hold the 'st meeting of the Fall tomorrow at p.m. Fidelity Chapter will meet Tuesday >vening at Joppa Lodge Hall. T'ie first Fall meeting of Loyalty pter. 32, will be held next wednesda Important business will be transacted, also a program has been arranged. Matron Mrs. Bertha Las mounces the chapter will at tend Temple Heights services next Sunday. Miriam Chapter, No. 23, will resume its meetngs tomorrow night. A bazaar and dinner will be held Octo. ber 22 wnd at the Scottish Rite Cathedral, Third and streets its fist meeting of the Fall, Lodge Chapter had a short ssion followed by refresh- and dancing. At its meeting next Wednesday, the short business #ession will be followed by a program, with George Dickson as chairman, This will be donation night for the Masonic and Eastern Star Home. There will be a meeting of the chair- men of the various booths of the an. nual bazaar, which will be held Octo- ber 6 and 7, at the home of Assoclate Matron Ida V. Jones, 4005 Ninth street, September 17. The auxiliary home Loard, assisted by the dormi tory committee, will give a 500 parts for the beneflt of the dormitory com- mittee fufd. afternoon and evening of Septembper 24, in Joppa Hall. ‘ Mount Pleasant Chapter, No. 34, resumed its meetings last Friday eve- ning. A brief business meeting was held followed by a program under the direction of Hattie Potter. Refr ments were served. The meeting September 17 has been designated as charter members’ night, when\ the program will be in honor of these who_organized the chapter. Alice B. Cilley is {n charge of the program, which will be followed by dancing and refreshments. The chapter will con- duct & bridge and 500 party, Septem- ber 14, in the chapter resm at Four- teenth and Kenyon strits, under the auspices of the ways{and means committee. The dormitorg” committee will hold its next meetin® September 20 at the home Sarah Willlams, 4416 Illinois avenue. Washington Centennial No. 26, will hold its- next meeting Sepfember 7. The degrees will be conterred, followed by an entertain- ment, which will be in charge of Irene Ennis. A meeting of the auxiliary home board will be held at 1 o'clock, September 15, at the ‘home of Ella Fenton, 4316 Fourteenth street. Chapter, ‘Areme Chapter, No. 10, last Wed. nesday eveninz entertained/the family at the Masonic and Eastern Star Home. The following program was rendered: Readings, Mrs. Marie Van songs and dances, Beverly ances Miller; piano solo, Miss filler, and _niotion _picture: Fraternal Jewelry tore 4t 918 G street fall of new Pias, B tons. Charme, etc. for every fraternal orginization. Special Prices o1 quantity orders D. ALPHER 915 G St. N.W. A VITAL ASSET There was a looked upon Department time when we our Used Car as a necessary eviL. Now we realize that it is a trem endous asset. We sell only GOOD Used Cars and thus make friends who come back to us for new cars. Semmes Motor Company RAPHAEL SEMMES, President. 613 G St. N.W. N.W. 1707 14th St. N.W. 1424 Florida Ave. N.E. Main 6660—Night Phone 1943 A USED CAR IS ONLY AS DEPENDABLE AS THE DEALER WHO SELLS T ilar meeting will | It will be do- | neitt of thet| will | re- | n. | | | | % ’, * ' THE SUNDAY STAR. WASHINGTON, D. celebration to be held September 2 in honor of Grand Sire Ermest W Bradford. A large delegation is plan- ning 10 go 1o Philadelphia September 22 to @ttena the session and join in C. SEPTEMBER 12, 1926—PART 3. | James A. Wiiliame, having returned | At the last meeting Deputy Grand R from his. trip to the National Union | gent A. €. Giles in=talled the follow convention held at Mackinac Isiand. | ing officers® A. L. Fuolle. vice rexent: Mich., gave a brief caport of the Pro- | L. 8. r tor, and P yhn seedings of the.National Union Sen. ! son, Refreshments ‘were | | committes e and the work dor extens of t mei Wednes the biz parade on that day. A lorse number of the members of the order | have already arranzed io on n 3 amecial trom Wadnesiday raine | offiee. Washin headed by Pa<t Grand Masier Wilired | Buliding | B. Laweon, which will leave Union [to increase the Station at~7:30 pem. and returning that | eouneil and further evening. * contest, which close: ¥ * The e: Rebekah Lodges. | day at the office The anmversary eommittee report | ani Trust Iuilding fhat plans are .progressing - for :the | of importance w on’ the | Marshall. reprase tington ~ jurisdiection. T free T xt Wednesday evening the chapier will ‘celebrate its twenty-sixth borth- da; .{osenh H. Milans Lodge Chapter, No. 41, will meet next Thursday eve- ning and the degrees will be confer. red. ~The dormitory cemmittee will meest tomorrow evening at the home of Lillian Dewey, Silver Sprinz, Md. | celebration of the-anpiversary The dormitory committee of Bethany | evening of October §. 4 Chapter, No, 24, will meet at the resl- | ~The members of Esther Lodge, No. | I £F scerem dence of Mrs. Ethel Morris, 5 1n- | 3, are requasted tn be present at "‘".‘ ecember 13, follow| graham street, next Thursday: Mrs. | meeting tomoriow. ‘ ,;’;\ijflfl[n'fifl'!;“ t Cel'a. Cook, nssistant hestess. Ths | The dezree temm of Doreaz Rehekadry November. boosters had their lagt mesting in the | Lodge, No. 4, has been definitely as- * combined con form of -2 kid party at the home of [signed 3 o ciock September 22, ra. Urswta“Pantorth. A eard party janditorium of Luu Temple, for ¢ Will ‘be given Septemher 20 at the lemplifying the ebelah degree in the Hecht zuditorium for the henefit c!;mmpfliuw contest at the meetinz of | the home board and dormitory com- |the Sovereizn Grand Lodze at I'hilag mittee, gponsored by Mrs. Lucia Douan ! delplia . and Mra. Augusta Johnson. The an- | nnal hazaar will be held October 16 | at Scottish Rite Hall. KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS. jdrew dack At a_recent meeting of Capital Rdng: No. 4 Lodge, No. 21, George W. Sollers was | wopdrow clected chairman of the membershib | eore Key. M which is conddcting 2|, purnett, ‘ive for mew members betors the N Elor- close of this calendar yea 3 E. C mscher has been elected chanc commander of Excelsior. Lodge, No. 14, and will be installed at the next meeting. Home Lodge, No. 31, will meét to- morrow evening. All members are re- quested 1o attend by Chancellor Com- mander Frank Morrison, to arrange for the Grand Lodge visitation in Oc- tober. Washington Company, No. 1, Uni- form Rank, met last Thursday. The company holds a drill every Thursday evening. At the next meeting a list of candidates will be presented for election to membership. 0DD FELLOWS. A general meeting of the tri-State welcome committee will be held to- morrow evening at the temple on Sev- enth street, when final reports wiil be given by all the subcommittees in charge of the numerous details con- elcome 10 wi on nton, KNIGHTS OF the pri with B [ JR. 0. U. A M, T | Megtinigh ‘thite week are: Mohday, |~ 4 | Andrew Jacks ). 4: Anacostia. No. | [I<eane - Council d knigh i n John | B Yo, | Win. recorder: | Alfred F. m A Mulli Nolda. inside nd and Denald Dr. (1 one . hington, b, 24 Thutsday. Mount Ver: | > erson, No. Sdward . 26 Constelli Vo. 39, Friday. J. Morzan Read. No. 1; Star Spangied No, ¥4 saturday, Liberty Bell 5 e Liberty Bell, No. aturday | night in Northea ¥ with a good attendance, Among those | I'Ston Chapter: present w six past councilors and | fiih. delegate 10 one. past te councilor. ugene . ments were served. Inan, alternates Capital Council, No. tate Deputy last Monday, due to Labor day. requested that members attend tomor Vit James Di t did not meet | « action taken on is due to come up. | s1on, Grand Oriental Court, No. 1, met Thursday evening. After the large initiation refreshments were served. NATIONAL UNION. Vietory Council met Friday evening. In the absence of President Samuel Trupp, Vice President Willlam T. Bell occupied the chal Senator Eivening - School, eighth year Mond Mun nesday evening, at be announced 1 - membership utive Loard met Wednes- | honor, Washington ext rlass cercmonial would be lLield will have the largest class to initiate, | Thursda clected the following officer ennyson. n, guard Niland. delegates to building com- | ) P. Masonic Temple, { Michael F. Calnan, delegates to W Edwards and It is [made a report to the council on the | g, various ‘resolutions | row night as business of importance |at the recent Supreme Council ses nd Pyof. Frank O'Har: e a talk abgut ‘he Knights of Columbus | 1o which begins 5 ROYAL ARCANUM. | ipal Council will for the Fall and Winter campaign will | B tegent W t the seszions. | cerved and i ded 1o 1 he order commit-| Childs and R. =venming at the | Oriental Coure Loan and nzement:gn ace compiet w the night. Septamber 21, of when Field M \dwin of New the membership | Y2k and the il officers of | s November 30. | the District will be the gue wt he ~amp Wilson, at will rémain ppen until The decision to chi m Septemb o pernnt the boys who way by the recent henefits of the outdor ans ghat the eamp stafi and cook 1 opens. Tt and ‘ms to get the his v 1 will be on duty until scha hould also be remembered that a few tents will by Kept up. and the rescs vation will be available for week end and overnight hikes ail the Winter . provided the S & have adult rdership tmast Labor day at the camp was greaily ed. e il and swimming ed the morning how white in afternoun gams and pntesis stagei heduled, ter thunde m inserted at { the end of the program. | Last Saturdey the camp entertained and was entertained hy Tomas Coler: | anish Boy ut. who had hiked m | Aires, Argentina. and was stoppi Washington on his Scout Colera could but many of the mp understood Spanish angl | interpreted his tor the henefit of the camp * the seventh year Troop 83 Scoutmaster Paee, camped 4t Goose Creek, Va. over Labor day One of the ho; in the troop celehrated six of his birthdays while in this camp. Troop N All-Sou 1" E. Church, spent five days, including Labor day at mp Livingstone, their troc Loan | Kiemet Council hasg elected L. W Many matters | Gyilford collector. in place of R. E. discussed. Jack | jess, resizned. This council will hav tive of the Wash- | o GGyand Council and,Field Manager announced the odwin of New Yore spec uests September Capitol Council met Th and plans for the : | perfected. . Addresses were m nd. Secretary 1. Besseliev > | Pact Grand 1t Fhersale ¢ | others. WOODMEN OF THE WCRLD. ¥ nce and Willard ing the ¢ he New ne . | emple | the nd itself ser meet tomor Camp will from the'c ht and hear report ee on the couniry store w he held the temple Sepiember rceeds wili he the nuelens of a fund quip the Uniform Rank COLUMBUS. in sy evening | " her ppard Grove and Willow e will jointly conduct a lawn feie next Wednes avening at Sixth street and North Carolina avenue «ontheast. All members of the locil camps oves are invited. i The staff officers of the 103d Regi ment of the Uniform Rank held the il V| regular monthly meeting at the tem. o baiiding com | e 1ast Monday " evening. Repor :P'\m|h on the lower Potomac. This and . Were made on the recent ‘trips to Bit- | ti=5 has also become an annual event. h- | '\':",',';m'n".,.,.\q s ::;:.lluriwr.“,‘;‘]l,',f {and not only does the whole troop par 47 < ar o : | fieipate, But many visitors attend visitations out of town in the near | ipe’camp on Sunday and Labor d future. Reports were heard of ihe e plans of the companies of Eim' and | 4 O A k. camps to procure tancy uniforms. | The Boosters’ Club will meet next | &' e, Chairman McConnell of the }Gfi('u nn commniittee will make a full { report at th jon and outline the committee’s planz for the Halloween | Georgia avenue. and Victory in the W. 0. W. Hall, Grant_place. Columbia Review, No. 3. will meet Tuesday at X o'clock, W. O. W. Hall The special committees appointed on the theater and apron parties will re- Reviews | port 5 8 pm National Reviev he | Thursday,_ evenin; | monds. eommand ight: Da Edw i Strudley, advocate: warden: Henr Daniel P, McVann, out- with ) ha O'Donnell 1. Gri Council, sand Michael, F. o State Connei harles W, Darr Charles e its | ‘WOMEN'S BENEFIT ASSOCIA-: TION. and tomorrow at h hotise Comfor September meet Wed | Brightwood which time plahs | w | each meet htwood in the paris the . Ho meet Ed- No will Mrs. Delia 1 preside. BOY SCOUTS hi thet « the hive t number of badzes ed.at_the camp ed with D 3 D oon the cowt oo Walter Me il deputy commissioner: tesecunve: J. W exeoutive; James utive of Pitman. mpson, camp dire Shoulss, scouim ister we e = nted¥o 10 Soont hew David Midd'eton, winnmi hictics, publ vlioid Lynch no20, et Coffman, p 33, safety i Lampson. Troop 33, shfinding. «'vies. safety ne. Tiroon 41 : firemanshir. 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