Evening Star Newspaper, October 17, 1926, Page 50

THE SUNDAY STAR. WASHINGTON, D. C. OCTOBER 17, 1926—PART 1. FRATERNITIES MAEONIC. LODGES, Octoher 18 otomac. ens. B, tion. Anacastia Pentalpha FoC 5 French. No. 15—Visita- Visitation and Mount Pleasant Alrery Pike. No. #6—Visitation and October 19— No No arker No. 12—F National Arminis. Yrron M ine David e . No, Jeitagion sirfs No. East Gate. No 3 Theo. Rooset st tion Octoner 21 Naval Xo Hiram. Xo Ta Favetts Wilham R itation Contress October 25 — " S ohy s N0, 11—E Hore. No. 20F. ¢ CHAPTERS. Octoher 18— Petvorth No ®cioher 19— La Favetie Ocinher 20 — Colun hia, No Singleton No. 37 16 No. 3 No, Brightwaod. No. 9 Ociober Eureka. No. Canitol’ No Mount Pleasant. corN Onctoher 18 — Washington. No Octoher 21— Adoniram_ No. 2 COMMANDERIES October 18 Orient. No. 5 October 18- Brightwood. o 6 October 70— Potomar. No 4 j1—Sncial 13, e 1 Temple During the past week with the officers of Yedz otto of Baltimore regarding the joint grand monarch’'s ceremonial of Kallipolia and Yedz Grottoes, to he held Novem- ber 16, at which "ime Grand Monarch Frederick P. Walther of Cleveland, Ohio, will pay the two Grottpes an offi cial visit. be in short form, will be held at the | Masonic Temple Auditorium and will be followed by an elaborate program of entertaining features. The mem- bership has been advised by Monarch Estes to send in as early as possihle the petitions of candidates, in order that they may be included in the class now forming. As a forerunner. a “goodfellowship night” will be held at Grotto head- quarters tomorrow evening. to which all members and their Master Mason friends are invited. The next Grotto dance will he held at the New Willard Hotel October 30. Sydney R. Jacobs, grand master of Masons of the District of Columbla, accompanied by the officers of the Grand Lodge. will visit Benjamin R. French Lodge, No. 15. tomorrow eve ning at 9 o'clock. A special program has been arranged. Refreshments will be served. The Ashlar Masonic Club has adopted a_new policy as to meetings, nd met last night at Harvey's res taurant. After a short business ses- sion a plate lunch was served. The committes on revision of hy-laws ren dered its report, and the rest of the evening was devoted to entertainment. At the convocation of Mount Horeb Chapter, R. A. M., last Tuesday eve- ning, the degree of Mark Master was conferred, Compdnion Raymond P Boesch, scribe of the chapter, presid- ing. His ritualistic work was com- mended highly by the past high priest. Among the visitors were William C. Daniel, past high priest of Capital Chapter; George Turner, king of Mount Pleasant Chapter, and Earle Standlee of Bulison Chapter of San Antonio, Tex. Past high priests pres- ent were Fielder I. Hunter, Richard M. Towson and Albert *. Shafer. The closing ser of the open-air meetings for this season at Temple Heights this afternoon at 4 o'clock. under the direction of Rev. John C. Palmer, grand chaplain, will he Knights Templar day. Grand Com .. Middleton and the and Command- mander Robert other officers of the erv of the District of Columbia, to- gether with the officers and sir knights of the six commanderies of the city. with their families, will be guests. The address will he delivered by Rev. J. Harvey Dunham. pastor of Western Presbyterian Church. The music will be under the direction of J Walter Humphrey, with Past Master Harry G. Kimball as accompanist. All members of the Masonic fraternity and of the Order of the tern Star, with their families, well as the public, will he welcon The Circle Club, composed of Mas- ter Masons in the employ of the Dis- trict government, will pay its respects to the master ®f Congress Lodge, No. 37. next Thursday evening. The members of the club are requested to meet the president in the lobby on the second floor of the Masonic Temple, Thirteenth street and New York ave nue. at & n'clock and march into the ledgeroom in a body. A large attendance of members and wisitors was present at the stated eommitnication of Chevy Chase Lodge. | No. 42. in the lodgeroom Wednesday evening. with Master Ogus presiding Senior Warden Knunkel conferred the ! Felloweraft degree. with Nenior Stew ard Johnson assisting. A specfal com munication has heen called for next Thursday evening. at which the lodge Lodge for their will go to Singleton Joint visitation The rerular monthly meeting of Columbit Commandery Drill Corps will be held October 22, Secretary F. A. Birgfeld will read the names of the memhers wha have won honer badges and hars. and Eminent Com mander A. N. Ross will make the awards. Adit. Charles D. Shackel ford and Capl. Whiting will speak The annual competitive drill was won last week by Columbin Commandery Drill Corps. and a celebration was held at the New Ebhitt immediately following the drill. The Ladies’ Aux- fliary will also meet Friday evening, Mrs. Sue Ross presiding Acea Temple of Richmond. Va.. will stage a ceremonial at Leesburg Oc toher 22. Carter H. Williams, -jr. potentate of Acea Temple. has exiend ed an invitation to the potentate of Almas Temple. Charles D. Shackel ford. to be present with a delegation of the local nobility. In accepting the fnvitation the potentate stated he would make the trip accompanied by the following members of his divan Roland S. Rohbins. chief rabban Amog A. Fries. assistant rabban George R. nty. high priest and prophet €. Dutton. Oriental guide: Fr hiselli, treasurer and F. Lawrence Walker, recorder. The Almas Military Band. William €. White, director. and the Arab,Pa trol. George H. Whiting. adjutant major. and William Holmes, cap the divan. In unattached tain. will accompany addition. a number Shriners will join the party. Buswes have been provided wnd will leave Shrine headquarters. 1311 K street at 12 o'clock. Since the Leesburg cere monial will he held in the afternoon the return trip will be timed so that every one may reach home at a sea sonable hour James C. Hovle. chairman of the entertainment committee, says that the program for stag night. Octoher 28, is practically complete. The out standing event of the evening will be the first official presentation to Almas Temple of Imperial Potentate David W. Cyessland. The divertissements of the SVORIAE 8¢ SAd to be of Righ o 4oz, soms of Which & mumbers of ’ Monarch L. | Whiting Estes has heen in conference | The ceremontal, which will | special | | pleasant novelty. Entertaihment and visitation will be in the Washington Auditorium. Almas Temple's last ceremonial of the vear will be held in the Washing- | ton Auditorium November 22. A cast | of past potentates, headed v Harry | Standiford, will present the ritualistic portion of the degree. The business | session in connection with this cer | montal will be held on Saturday, No- vember at Shrine headquarters, 1311 K . at 8 o'clock. Tke Felloweraft Club of Federal Lodge, No. 1, will give a Halloween dance at Meridiun Mansion, 2400 Six- | teenth s'reet, October 30. Refresh- ments will be served The Civelo ¢lus v Master Masons of the District of Columbia held it | semi-annual hangnet at Harvey's Oc- tober 9. The following guests were present: sCommissioner Proctor L. | Dougherty, who was the speaker of | the evening: Superintendent of Police { Fdwin B. Hesse. Assistant Superin- |tendent Charles A. kvans, Inspectors | H G. Pratt and L. J. Stell, Chief | of the Fire Department George S. Watson, Harry Allmond, William “Bill" Clark, Carl Goff and M. T Hensey, president of the Advisory Board of Masonic Clubs of the Dis- trict of Columbia. After which they | of the Keith circuit; Mr. Alexander |and Mrs. Reynolds, piano and violin. EASTERN STAR. Good Will Chapter, No. 36, held |its annual grand visitation October £ Many distinguished guests, includ- |ing the matrons and patrons of 1926, | were in attendance. At the next | meeting, October 22, the line will he chapter will be the grand visitation. Warren G. Harding Chapter, No. 31, will have a theater party at Keith's Theater October 20. A card party will be held at the home of Mrs. | Johnson, 831 Rittenhouse street Octo- ber 25. The auxiliary home hoard will hold its October meeting at the home of Mrs. Keely, 612 Rock Creek Church road. Unity Chapter, nual grand visitation October Among the distinguished guesta we! No. 22, held its an- 8. | RIght Worthy Grand Treasurer La- ymond. Past Grand Matrons Strait, Campbell and Fletcher and Past Grand Patrons Mobray and Betts. Ma- trons and patrons of 1 guests. Grand Matron Milans wa presented with a sllver fruit dish by Il’afll Mairon Williamson and Grand | Patron Plitt was presented with sil- | ver butter spreaders by Past Matron were of ! Kennerly. Vocal selections rendered by Mrs. Susie Burns Martha Chapter, accompanied by Mr Ida Johnson of Unity; Gilbert Clark, accompanied by Miss Wilbe and Miks Barbaga Case, accompanied by Miss Fannie Amftrut Robert Musical recitations were rendered b Miss Hattie Noell. The auxiliary home board will meet at the home of the chairman. Mrs. Anna Reeves, 117 Seventh street northeast, next Tues- day at 8 o'clock. The next meeting will be a social evening. The enter- tainment will be In charge of the past patrons. b Mizpah Chapter, No. 8 will hold a theater party at Keith's tomorrow eve- ning. The regular meeting will be held Tuesday evening. ‘rhe degrees will be conferred by the advanced | line — Miss Mildred “Connick, acting | matron: Mrs. Mildred King, acting as | sociate matron, and Mrs. Louise Kent, | acting conductress. Al associate ma- trons are invited to be present. Re | freshments w#ll be xerved. A mas- | querade dance will be held at the hall | October 30. 4 Esther Chapter will confer the de- grees at its meeting Thursday for the [ last time during the present chapter | ve: Endowment night will be cele brated and a short program will be siven. Past Patron John L. McGrew will be in charge of these feature The Auxiliary Home Board, Past Ma- | tron Katherine S. Meritt, chairman, { met_October 15, at the home of Asso: ciate Matron Ada E. Phillips. The chapter choir will have its regular re- hearsal Tuesday at the residence of Past Matron Theodora Cunningham 214 Thornapple street, Chevy Chase, Md., with Matron May P. Gibbon as. sisting ax hostess. The country store committee of | Lebanon Chapter will give a card party at Northeast Masonic Temple fomorrow evening. The regular busi- ness meeting of the chapter Tuesday evening was followed by a soclal. Aveme Chapter, No. 10, next Wed- nesday evening will receive its annual | visitation from the Grand ‘Chapter. Past Matron Helen Brashears is chair- man of the evening, assisted by Past Matron Grace Rarr and Past Grand Matron Bend Barnhart. | The monthly meeting of the Aux- iliary Home Board was held at the Georgetown Masonic Hall Thursday !in the form of a luncheon. A theater party will be held tomorrow evening | at Keith's Theater for the benefit of the dormitory fund. At the next meet- ing of the chapter Tuesday the line will be advanced with Associate Ma- tron Mildred Connick in the east. A Halloween masquerade dance will be | given at the Georgetown Masonic Hall October 30 - Home. B The Auxilia rd of Wash ington Centennial Chapter. 26, will meet the evening of October 2 home of Beulah Sehorn, 714 Allison | street, and the same evening a meet- ing of the wavs and means committee | ! will be held at the home of Dr. and Mrs. €. B. Cooksey. 3606 Sixteenth street. A meeting of the endowment committee will be held October [ the home of Jennie C. Leese, Fourteenth street 346! St John's Lodge Chapter, No. 18, will meet tomorrow evening, the meeting to he known as Donation night for the Masonic and Kastern Star Home, Chevy Chase . 39, will receive the officers of the Grand Chap- ter on their annual visitation next Tuesday evening. The ways und means committee held a bridge party at Chevy Chase Library October 15. Martha Chapter will hold a rum mage sale October 25, 26 and 27 at 2014 Geol avenue, with Mrs. A. L. Mc Cathran as chairman. The Past Ma trons and Patrons’ Association will meet October 30. The entertainment for the first meeting of the chapter in November will be Patron Richard E. ton R. Fry. Temple Chapter, No. 13, will have its grand visitation October 25 at 7:38 p.m. at Masonic Temple. tee has prepared a program. At the meeting October 20 Joppa Lodge Chapter. No. 27, will hold a short business session, followed by a program. This is “brethers’ " night. The At..\:‘nnn' ’Homt "B::rd will a.;t Waednesday &t 1 p.m. Bessis Jack- san. 6700 BiZth street, Takoma were entertained hy McCauley, | Healy and O'Hare in instrumental selections: Mrs. Chimie McFadden, | the reconteur and whistler; Miss | Healy in selections with George Mec- |Caulex and his banjo: Kin Carroll |advanced. “Donation night” will also | be observed. | Joseph H. Milans Lodge Chapter. No. 41, will meet Thursday evening |at Northeast Masonic Temple. The | chapter will give a card party to- morrow afternoon at Hecht's Audi- torlum. The next meeting of the also were | at the | in charge of Past | Titlow and Carle | The commit | Fark, dy D. C. Leafie Dietz and Mary Fornwald are assisting hostesses, Matron Florence M. Lippard of Gavel Chapter, No. 29, announceés an entertalnment Tuesday evening, in charge of B. F. Shaffer, tollowing a short business meeting. The auxili ary home board will meet Thursday at the home of Mrs. Emily Pollock, 1314 Valley place southeast. Naomi Chapter was entertained hy the following Wednesday evening: Miss Rachel Niedomanski. piano solos; Miss Dorothy Sawyer, contralto solos, Miss Wirt accompanist: Raobert Mil- ler, Miss Elinor Mumford and Miss Flaine McDaniels, in humorous sketches. At the next meeting, Octo- ber , the auxillary home hoard, will repeat the plavlet, “Grandfather's Clock.” Distinguished visitors were Past Grand Matrons Helen B. Strait and Fanny Taylor and Past Grand Patron James W. Mowbray. *Brookland Chapter was Wednesday evening by Grand Matron | Mrs. Gertrude Milans and Grand Pa- i tron George Plitt, accompanied by. the other grand officers. The distin- guished guests present were Past Grand Matrons Mrs. Flora Campbell and Minerva Crawford and Past Grand Patron William G. Betts, and the matrons and patrons of 1926. The matron, Mrs. Virginia Carlton, ex- tended a welcome to the grand offi- cers. An allegory, entitled “The Land of Heart's Desire,” the lines | written by the organist. Mrs. Gwyn | ette Willis, and read by Mrs. Agnes Stallings, the characters portrayed by the candidates of 1926, headed by John Williams, jr., who also presented the gifts from the chapter to the grand matron and grand patron, & pre- sented. The incidental music sung by Mrs. Meeds, with Past tron_Troy ‘A. Nubson on the violin and Mrs. Willis at the piano. | Acacia Chapter will meet Tuesday evening. At the last meeting the de- grees were conferred on two candi- dates. The auxiliary home board met Tuesday at the home of the chair- man, Elizabeth Davis. The members will ‘have their annual luncheon and theater party November 9. The chap- ter will have its annual grand visita- tion November 2. Cathedral Chapter, No. 14, is pre- paring for one of the biggest events of the year. This will he staged at its next meeting, and will be known as “men’s night.” The men are re- hearsing a minstrel show. The en- tire evening will be turned over to the men. At the last meeting of Loyalty Chapter, No. 32, the members entei tained with a play, “The Spinsters’ Club.” The matron, Mrs. Bertha M Davis, announces that next . Wednes d: will be the grand visitation, to which all members of the fraternity, grand officers and matrons and pa- trons of 1926 are invited. Mrs. Irving Tellar is in charge of this event. Federal Chapter, No. 38, will have charge of the religious service at the Masonic and Kastern Star Home to- day at 3 p.m. Rev. Charles M. Kreid. ler, minister of the Mount Rainier Christian Church, will deliver the ser- mon. Automobiles will be .at Fo teenth and Rittenhouse streets at 2 o'clock. A chicken dinner will be given next Wednesday at Northeast Masonic Temple from 5 to 7 p.m. rummage sale will be held Octobe: the proceeds of which will go toward the purchase of an American flag for the chapter. The dormitory committee of Beth- any Chapter, No. 24, O. K. will | Marshall’s Thursday, 12 meet at Mr northwest, . A party will be held October 23 at the residence of Mrs. Anna White, 3145 card Mount Pleasant street northwest. La Fayette lLodge Chapter, No. held its annual grand visitation Octo- | ber 9. Among the distinguished guests were Grand Matron Gertrude R. Milans, Grand Patron George Plitt and the other officers of the Grand | Chapter. ~The past grands present were Matrons Strait, Chauncy and Campbell; Patrons Beits and Dunkum The grand matron made an address The program -was as follows: Piano solo, by Mrs. Flora Weber of Bethle- hem Chapter; readings, Miss Blanche Entertine of La Fayette Chapter; re- marks and presentation of gifts to the grand matron and grand patron, Misses Ruth Bates and Brenda Cleare: -vocal selections by quartet of Bethle- hem Chapter, composed of M Weber, Miller, Benhani and Seltzer. The next meeting, Saturday night, will be “honorary members’ night Mrs. Mary Ella Hambly is in charge of a special program. Helen B. Hall, chalrman of the home hoard commit tee, will hold a card party home of Patron Koch, ? avenue, Aurora Hills, Va., tomorrow evening. Grand Matron Mrs. Gertrude B. Mi- | lans, Grand Patron George Plitt and | the other officers of the Girand Chap. ter paid Bethlehem Chapter its annual grand visitation Tuesday. Among the guests of honor ‘were Past Matrons Mrs. Kimmell and Strait and | Past Patron ‘William Betts. A large | number of matrons and ‘patrons of | 1926 also were present. Dr. Stephen- | son, past patron, served in the east A program was arranged by Mre. WLillie Hall, as follows: Vocal solos by | Mrs. Marie Deal, piano solos by Mrs. | Elsie Weaver: sketch, entitled *Miss Deborah’s Pocketbook,” by Mr garet Goreuch. and the 192 points—Miss Edna Ford, Miss Eliza- beth Van Fossen, Miss V. Marseglia. Mrs. lugenia Corning and Mrs. | Maude Gingell. Mrs. Hall and those taking part in the sketch greeted the grand matron, grand patron and as. soclate grand matron in song. pre- senting gifts to the grand matron and | Brand patron. and also flowers to the | grand matron. The verses were writ | ten by Mrs. Lillie Hall. Matron Miss Adele Marseglia announced a chicken dinner, October 21. and bazaar, Octo- ber 21 and 22. Mrs. Carrie Batson, { chairman of the dormitory committee. will hold a card party at the home of | Mrs. Martha Stoops. 610 Eignth street northeast, October 25, at & p.m. | Brightwood Chapter will entertain l(h? home family at the Masonic and | | IBastern Star Home next Friday. The | ‘memhor- of Brightwood lodge are in- | vited guests. There will be a card {party Thuraday at the home of the matron, Reulah Coakley, 4220 Fourth | street. | DAUGHTERS OF AMERICA. Eagle Council, No. 24, will hold a | Halloween masquerade dance October 25 at Robertson's feed store, Penn- {svlvania and Railroad avenues south. | {east. Kenmore Council, N, |a prize Halloween ma |30 at the Gavel Club, street. | Golden Rule Council, No. 10, will | hold a Halloween masquerade dance in the auditorium of the Northeast | Masonic Temple October 28. | Martha Dandridge Council, No. 1 met Wednesday evening. The com | mittee completed arrangements for the annual visitations of November § and the annual bazaar to be held November The second visitation of the series | will be made by the State councilor, Mrs. Julia DeLano, and her official staff to Anacostia Counecil, No. 14, next Wednesday night in the Masonic Temple, Fourteenth and U streets southeast. Triumph Counell, No. §, met Tu svening (n the Ball, 711 D atreet, 23, will hold | ball October 719 Thirteenth | with the councilor, Alice Brumbaugh, staff of officers, congratulated the in the chair. Refreshments were council on its birthday, and Charles served by the chairman of the good of | 5. Miller and Mr. Tucker reviewed | A the order, Mrs. Louise Schwenk, and | the history of the council. Other ad- | NO- her committee. dresses were made by Mrs. Pearl 0. Independent Council, , Monday nltht celebrated its thirty-first anni- vérsary and tendered a reception in Wolf, associate State councilor, and Past State Councilors Cavor O. Bohr- er, Alice M. Courtney, Freddie Beach Council sessions at Philadelphia, Those who accompanied State Coun- cil Inside Sentinel Grubbs were Past Councilors Addle | and with the State council good of the |gram was presented under the direc. order committee. tion of J. Harry Howell, acting chair man of the good of the order com mittee. Gifts of silver and bouquets | f flowers were presented the Ntate ouncilor, deputy State councilor, na; delegation from'Loyalty Council, 19, attended the recent National Pa. Mrs. Louise A. | tional representative, national deputy the Mrs. Mamie . Howell of honor ‘of Past Councilor Mrs. Laura |and Elizabeth McWhorter of Alexan. | Brady, Veazie Pearman and Claudie | national finance committee, in behalf Taylor, State trust This council | dria, Va. At the banquet which fol- | lambert. of the members of the council. ‘as instituted Octol 7, 1895, and on | lowed a birthday cake was cut by Fidelity Council, No. 4, convened; Star Spangled Banner Council, 2 the birthday of Past National Coun- | Mrs. Nellle Butler and distributed | Tuesday night in Northeast Masonic met recently with the councilor, | cllor Mrs. Hattie M. Miller, treasurer [among those present. A large cluster | Temple and at the close of the short| Mrs. Bessie Rollins, presiding. State of the local council, and has three liv- | of pink rosebuds was presented to | business session receptions were ten- Councilor Mrs. Julia De Lano and J. ing charter members—Mrs. Minnie | Mrs. Laura Taylor by members of the ( dered in honor of State Councilor | Harry Howell, recording secretary of | Thompson, Mrs, Hattie M. Miller and | good of the order committee, the | Mrs. Julia Delano, Deputy State | Fidelity, > 4, were guests. Mrs Mr. Edward Thompson. A large | presentation being made through Past | Councilor Mrs. E. Viola Thompson, | Carrie Meile, conductor of Unit o. gathering of members and State offi- cers of this jurisdiction were present. The address of welcome was made by the councilor, Mrs. Minnie Thompson. The State councilor, on behalf of her State Councilor Cavor O. Bohrer. A committee, comprising Cavor O. Bohr er, Mrs. Hattie M. Miller and Mrs. cilor M ational Representative Mrs. Ma Ferguson, National Deputy Mrs Levy and Mrs. Mamie Cox Howell, a | pointed as a Laura Taylor, wasappointed by Coun- | member of the national finance com- . Minnle Thompson to serve | mittee, A.[17, presented her credentials as dep- Sadle |uty for this term. The councilor ap- committee from this council on the State good of order | Mrs. rgietta Wells, Mrs. Bessie | A musical and literary pro- Rolligs and Mrs. Margaret Halfpap. Mrs. Margaret Halfpap was appoint ed s correspondent. George Ab bott was elected inside sentinal; Mrs Minnie B. Simpson. outside sentinal and Mrs, Maude Varnell 18 months trustee to fill vacancies iolden. Rule Council, No. 10, met October 8 in Northeast Masonie Tem ple. with Conncilor Mrs. Lorena Aren P des presiding. Two applications an one transfer card were received for membership. The councilor has ap pointed Mrs. Rertha Brown, Mrs. Fiva McDaniel and Mrs. Okie R. 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