Evening Star Newspaper, February 26, 1928, Page 64

MASONIC. < i.E M1, Horeh, No arment ers Hospitals for Crippled Children, ta the form of & Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer photoplay, will be shown free of cost. 2t the Masonic Temple Auditorium, tc nobility of Almas Temple of the ne and their families, start- 45 tomorrow evening, With 8 t by the Almas Temple Military §:15 pm. This will for all nobles and , for the me., to et le idea of what is being 8 the great work the America are domng pled children of the coun- te George B. MeGinty there will be no EQUAL CHANCE.” an in- “A"m?«mg story of the Shrin- | g amp'e fam- \ first . 1814 N oclock Wednes- entertain- rents. at Prthian_Temple. Thoma 17. at which time e il bz presented. 10 :.\s xgmdf that the financial secretary had disposed of more than 800 cherry blossos for the George Washington University scholarship. The Dblossoms are made by the disabled war veterans. +ho are compensated for their labors. At the close of the meeting the mem- bers were entertained by Miss Veronica | Cunningham. in songs and dances. ac- companie the piano by Thomas Kove: cornet duets by Messrs. Simpson Avers, accompanied by Mr. Keys, | and dances by Thomas A. accompanied by Messrs. Kers and sh. i Aaster Stanley announces a program | to be furnished by the enuminmcnt! committee at the March 1 communica- tion of Wiliam R. Singleton Lodge. The lodge will open at 7:30 pm. and the program at 8:30 pm. this to be followed by dancing. At the Masonic Temple Auditorium tomorrow at 7:45 pm. the motion pic- ture “An Equal Chance” will be shown to the nobies of Almas Temple and familics. Admission will be by the! membership card. Th: Association of Illustrious Mas- ters for 1928 announces a theater party | 8t Keith's Theater the evening Of | March 13. Edward ‘Burkholder, grand master of Royal and Select Masters, has given the undertaking his indorse-| ment. and John W. Lainhart, president ©f the Illustrious Masters’ Association, extends an invitation to all. At its stated convocation last Tues- @av. La Favette Chapter had as its guest former Gov. Robert A. Cooper ©! South Carolina, who gave an ad- dress on Washington and Lafayette 8nd their Masonic .activities. Among ther Grand High Y. o tS:f A Pl Nottingham, 8'3C. Notting- inter. C®. Bartlett. e S Brbner and mes, of La Fayetté Chapter, t !ks of Potoma¢ Chapter The Mark Degree will Naval Chapter, the convocation be conferred at MMarch 6. The master of Congress Lodge an- nounces that en March 1 the second Cegree will be conferred on & mumber of candidates, with Junior Deacon| John Lawrence in the east and Senior Steward W. O, Rice acting as deacon. | P. 3 Tyne is chairman of the annual card part; 0 be held in the auditcrium of the Chestnut Farms Twenty-sixth street and Penn- ania avenue, the night of April 7. | Master Samuel J. Peldman of sqlr;:-i uei . el on Tuesday at 7:30 pm. in Ma- | Temple. The P. C. degree will nferrcd on five candidates, with Raenach, scnior deacon, head- . Afier the degree i e to the Auditorium, Kallipolis Grotto Band, | Drill. Drum and Bugle Corps will en- he chairman of the enter- announces that g is in readiness for the ladies’ c¢n 6 at the Washington Auditorium next | nted a fashion | rmance and ball | mas Temple. 1 ciose at entertain- n diy 5. One of the di ve promised U be 1 Kor 40U 1 e lenratio will b enter ¥ourwentn g on ¥ &nd Pil- Beveral reme Yor- promised the anniversary Iniwd Blete La end join in Jee miet fue ¥ Club w i€ ena transact such otlier ded immedizte silern A sk commivtee was sppointed, w Pusl Grand Tall Cedar hlvah W. Pat- Wrson s chairman, Grand Tall Cedsr ¥ M Vendervort has asked the enter- Yeinment committee v provide enter- for @ proper celebration of Virthdsy end several professionel 5 Lsve elready been engnged Masonie Club held » meer ary 21 and voted Uy extend v memierehip of Cable Tow Club of City Post Office wn invitation 10 dete with the Post Office De pertment Club, which clams leseer ciub of the two of pust presidents of the Temple Ciub, oontisting of Hary A Cumming, Al- bert E Barr, W, H Beckstein kunwold snd Dr. & #edted Lhe nvitaltion 1o the Cable Tow At & meeting of the Cable Tow voved | Eastern Star Home today, conducted C b Coab lust week the members | home of Mrs. Oscar Coumbe, 1127 Euclid | Clagett Proctor. v be the | A commitiee Henry M. McMillan, pre-|evening of April 19 against the ‘rrgrosmon, it is reported. President J. H. Hunt in commenting on the vote said. “In declining the | Temple Club’s invitation to consolidate { the membership of my club feels that as a matter of sentiment, and for no jother reason. it is essential that the Cable Tow Club remain in existence. It is one of the older Masonic clubs | of the country, having been in existence | since 1921, while the Temple Club has ;bsr:\ organized a scant five years.” | The advisory board, Masonic Clubs of the District of Columbia, will meet at 8 pm. at the Gavel Club rooms, 21 Thirteenth street. George Washington's birthday was celebrated last Wednesday in the audi- torium of the National Museum by the | clubs, under the auspices of the advisory board. William Musser, past president of the board, chairman of the commit- tee on arrangements and originator of the cherry blossom emblem to be worn as a tribute to Washington the Mason, introduced the president of the board. Samuel C. Bready. who welcomed those present. Maj. Gen. Amos A. Fries, past esident of the board, presided and in- oduced James A. West, senlor grand warden of the Grand Lodge and third vice president of the National League of Masonic Clubs. representing the grand master of Masons of the District of Columbia: Capt. Cheney L. Bertholf, second vice president of the National League: M. D. Hensey, State vice presi- dent of the National League for the rict of Columbia: L. H. Troutman, president of the National League: Dexter, past president of the . Rev. John C. Palmer, grand chaplain of the Grand Lodge; Frank E. Koch of the Scottish Rite and Mrs. Florence A. Bailey, Chapter, O. E. S. Matro 1928. Dr. Palmer offered prayer and the principal address was delivered by Past Grand Master James W. Witten. At the conclusion of the exercis those in attendance. accompanied by the ladies’ uniformed drill team of Bethlehem Chapter of the Eastern Star, bearing the national flag and escorted b members of Brightwood Com- mandery. in full templar uniform, pro- ceeded to the base of the Washington Monument, where a large wreath of flowers was deposited, with appropriate ceremonies. EASTERN STAR. ‘Warren G. Harding Chapter will meet Tuesday. when proposed amendments to the by-laws will be considered. A card party will be held. by the ways and means committee March 5 at the matron of Joppa nd president of the and Patrons’ Association of street. The Association of Matrons and Pa- trons of 1927 is making plans for its annual banquet March 31 at the Du- pont Hotel, New Hampshire avenue and O street. The president, Mrs. Augusta Thompson, has appointed the foliowing committees: Table decorations, Mrs. Louise Nubson and Stanley H. Ridings music, stunts and favors, the preside; and Franx H. Myers, Raymond D. Fil- lius and Elgin Smith. The thirteenth annual meeting of the Order of the Sigma Pi, composed of the past matrons and patrons of Esther Chapter, was held at the Raleigh Hotel Saturday evening. The ceremonies in- cident to the- initiation of the newest members, Mrs. Ada E. Phillips and Stan- ley H. Ridings, started at 7:30 o'clock, followed by a dinner and dancing. Edwin C. Du'ton, “grand exaited ar- con,’ was in charge of ceremonies. Ruth Chapter held a short business session February 20. foliowed by a pro- gram in charge of Patron Lester Charl- ton. The matron was presented with flowers by Mr. Nevius, chairman of the ways and means committee. Refresh- ments were served. The auxiliary home board will give a dinner at Brightwood Mn]scx;tc Temple March 19 from 5 to 7 o'clock. ‘The monthly meeting of the Masonic and Eastern Star Home Board Aux- iliary will be held tomorrow afternoon at 1:30 o'clock in the Masonic Temple. by Rev. up to 2: ‘The m: & benefit ‘There Chapter avenue, assisting. A full attendance is requested by the president, Mrs. Emilie R. Botsch. Hope Chapter will have committee meetings this week: February 27, Floral Circle at the home of the matror | Eleanore M. Clarkson, 4915 Thirteenth street, and the same evening the en- downment committee at the hor>e of Junior Past Matron Mary C. Hutchin- son, 3118 Warder street; the home board committee, February 29 at the home of associate grand conductress, Amy C. Hollander. 1474 Columbia road: temple committee at the home of Past Matron Addie C. Good, 1232 Quincy treet, March 2. Loyalty Chapter honored its past matrons and patrons with a Valentine party at the meeting February 15. A program, followed by refreshments and dancing, was in charge of the line of- ficers. Guests of the evening included Past Grand Patron Gratz E. Dunkum and Associate Grand Patron John ‘The ways and means committee will hoid card parties this week and the members of the home board will hold their monthly luncheon tomorrow. ‘The next meeting will be devoted to business, At th next regular meeting of Areme Chapter. March 7, the matron announces a short business meeting followed by an operetta, directed by Paul Bleyden and Mr. Muth. The members of Mount Pleasant Chapter will be guests. Matron M. Betty Wolfe of Congress 1oége Chapter announces at the next meeting, March 5, a short business meeting will be held, after which an entertainment, followed by dancing, will be the program Lille C. Eibel matron of Temple Chapter, announces the degrees will be rred tomorrow evening cacia Chapt met Tuesday and r & short business meeting was ene- tertained by Miss Florence Cockerille, plano tolos. FPaul Grove, readings; Mr. Tabbutt, solofsts, and Mrs s Thrift readingzs. Refreshments served by the bowling team of the chapter. The chapter will have a dance snd card party March 7 at Chestnut Farms Dairy Auditorium, Twenty-sixth street and Pennsylvania svenue. Also a card party March 16 at 611 G street southeast. Bertha Wealthall announced 4 rummage tale in the near future and stx all members having rummage Lineoln 2908-J. ‘The chapter ¢ charge of the services at the March 11 The next meeting of chapter will be March 6 chupter 1927 star points of Columbia will take charge of the pro- W morrow evening. A sketch en- “Jim #nd Ned” vill be glven. The cndovment commities will hold a card party gt Oyster's suditorium, March 9 al B pm lan Rowwe of Gavel p sunounces the annual card party and dance wil ne held at the Mayflower Howe), March 24, at B:30 pm A rummage sale will be held Yebraary 27, 28 und 29, al 2014 Seventh street ‘The grand matron and grand lec- turer were present sy the last meeting of Irnity Chapter ‘The wsys and meane commitiee will hold a card party and dance st Qyster's suditorium, Twenty-slath street and Pennsylvania avenue, Maich 12 xiliery home board of Jopps 1oy pler met ut the home of Mrs Belle Bhinnerer last ‘Tuesdny, with Mrs Lillian Buker and Mrs, Clara Mitchell weristing with the luncheon, and ar- ranged & Uieater parly at Keith's the ‘This chapter will have charge of the religinus services st (he Masonic and THE SUNDAY STAR., WASHINGTON, D. C., FEBRUARY 26, 1928—PART 4. FRATERNITIES Samuel E. Rose, minister of Petworth M. E. Church. Automobiles will meet the cars at Rittenhouse street 50 p.m. Past Patron Willlam J. Buehm and Miss Lucille Reinbach will have charge of the music. Degrees will be conferred by Mount Pleasant Chapter March 2 at the Fourteenth and Kenyon streets hall. A program In the form of an old- fashioned party will be given by the star points. Dancing will follow. The chapter gave its annual dance in the rivate auditorium of the Natlonal ess Club last night | The next meeting of Bethany Chap- | ter will be Electa night, when the chofr of the chapter will sing the degrees. ‘The auxiliary home board.will be en- | tertained by Carrie Whyte, Anna White and Jennle Cooper at its monthly meet- freshments. ways and means committee will serve a turkey dinner at March 29. temple committee and the endowment committee at the auditorium of Chest- nut Farms Dairy, March 8, at 8 p.m. Matron Louise E. Kreglow announces the meeting of Joseph H. Milans Lodge east Masonic Temple will be followed by a complimentary card party. The ways and means committee will hold a rum- mage sale, March 5. 6 and 7. at 1005 Four-and-a-half street southwest. Willing Workers will meet March 13, at the home of Mrs. Bressler. 5314 Illinois | an Ethel England, Mrs. Gladys Schwenk atron_announces a short busi- This will be followed by card party at 8:50 p.m. The Joppa Temple streets. will be a joint meeting of the | meet assisting. Thursday evening at North- | figuration, The mecting with Mrs. Bell Rouzee, Mrs. ing February 27, at the Hotel Gordon, ness meeting March 7. followed by re- | 916 Sixteenth street. served at 12 o'clock. means committee will meet February 27, at 8 pm., at the Memorial United Brethren Church, North Capitol and R ‘The endowment committee will March 1 at sva D. Court, 1723 Newton streel tella Catlin and Mrs. Lila P. White The temple committee will { hold card parties at the home of M | Court March 1 at 2 and 8 o'clock. | next activity of the home board will | | be a_ minstrel show parish hall of the Church of the Trans- Gallatin Fourteenth and Fifteenth streets. Mirlam Chapter will have a business tomorrow entertainment The auxiliary home board met at the home of Mrs. Stella Downs, February | Past Matron Mrs. Eva P, Rothrock with 23, and plans are being made for a Luncheon will be The ways and March 14 in the refreshments, theater party for the benefit of the home board at Keith's Theater, March 16. The ways and means committee will meet at the home of the matron, Mrs. Lula Glover, February 28. ‘The matrons and patrons of Unity Chapter met at the home of Past Pa- tron Dr. Bruce Hoofnagle, Tuesday evening and organized a Matrons' and | Patrons' Association, electing Past. M tron Mrs. Mary C. Willlameon pres dent. ‘The next meeting will he April he home of Past Matron Min t Wiedemann, 612 M street northeast on the second Fridays tnstead of the fourth Fridays, In the futpre. The ways and means committen annonnee I chicken dinner for February 20, from | 5 to 7:30 o'clock, at Northeast Masonie “Temple. ‘The matron, Mrs. Nelson, announces n short business meeting and socinl for | the meeting of Bethlehem Chapter, Tuesday evening. The auxiliary hom board met last Friday with Mra, Mnjor | Felt and Clarke as hostesses, East Gate Chapter will confer the degrees at the meeting March 2, Mizpah Chapter met Tuesday. ‘There | were present Grand Matron Sallye C. | Bogley, Grand Chaplain Mrs. Josie W | Miller and Past Grand Patron Reuben | ' A. Bogley. degrees, the chapter After the conferring of the as entertained by readings. Initiatory work will be held | subordinate lodges on the press com- | ¢Andidates for Metropolis Lodge, Grand { will ofMeclally visit Golden Rule Lodge Refreshments were served. | cepted, and about 100 from Baltimore ‘The auxillary home board will meet for | and about 40 from Alexandria will be | luncheon tomorrow at 12:30 o'clock ! | present March 3 in the canton head- | the Y. W. C. A. A card party and | quarters in Odd Fellows’ Temple. The | dance will be given at Wardman Park | entertainment committess from Canton Hotel March 16, | Washington and the ladies’ auxiliary Lebanon Chapter will meet Tuesday A7 ArTanging a program. Commandant evening, followed by an entertainment f{"‘",‘f' Foyston requests every mem- ‘The Auxillary Home Board | " © the canton and ladies' auxiliary program was. entertained at luncheon ‘Tuenday | 7° Present. by Mre Watl, Mrs. Helrelgle, Mrs | Brightwood Lodge met in the hail at ican and Mrs. Miller. | Georgla and Colorado avenues, and | later proceeded in a hody with its de- ODD FELLOWS. | &ree team o the Odd Fellows’ Temple, Representatives appointed from the | Where It conferred the first degree on | Mitchell, Mrs, Edward L. Dunn, grand scribe; Walter B. Randall, grand treasurer; Lemuel H. Windsor, grand junior warden; Wil- llam H. McConnell, grand marshal; Mil- lard P. Zepp, grand inside sentinel: George A, Murrison, grand outside sen- tinel, and William T. Galliher, grand representative. Rebekah Lodges. Esther Rebekah Lodge will meet to- morrow evening. Degree Directrese Miss Elma Geiger will have a renearsal | of the degree team. Nobie Grand Miss Edna Mclntosh has called a meeting of the refreshment. ways and means and entertainment committees, to be held at the home of Mrs Fannie Chaffs 722 E street northeast, Wednesday e ning Schuyler Colfax Rebekah Lodge wil meet Tuesday evening in the temple at Twentleth street and Pennsylvania ave- nue. mittee will meet with the grand secre- | Secretary Andresen assisted the degree tary tomorrow evening in his office at | '¢am In the conferring of the degree Odd Fellows' ‘Temple at 8 o'clock "’h" degree director of the team from recently held in 0dd | Brighiwood Lodge was Past Grand Ber- Pellows’ Temple was reported a suc- | Dard F. Lettan cons, President James E. Griffith of | Dr. Charles W. Cuthbertson, grand | Central Lodge presided and Introduced | monarch of Mithras Sanctorim an- the grand master, who made an address | nounces that an evening of entertain- ‘dwin Callow of Beacon Lodge presided | ment will be held for the members of ‘The smoker during the entertainment. The Earl | Mithras March 1, in the Masonic Tem- : . " “atbauh Trin rendered musical and ple a Georgia and Colorado avenies | Brighiwond Febokan Lodes Tenades vaeal selections. Comdr. Witherspoon | The Odd Fellows' Band will render mii- | cvening. Members of Brighewood T & sical selections and vocal selections from the various members of the band for the evening. of the Marine base at Quantico, Va, gove an address, Grand Master J. Burton Kincer, ac- companied by his Grand Lodge officers, | O. F. Lodge will be honor guests. AL members are fequested to wear kiddie costumes, zes wil e Grand Patriarch Roscoe Jenkins, ac- prettiest and unique cl,szfm;‘.""“ L companied by his official staff from the ~ The members of Fidelity Rebekah Grand Encampment, will officially visit | Lodge and of Martha Washington Re- Columblan _Encampment Wednesday | bekah Lodge will entertain at the I. O. evening in Odd Fellows' Temple. The | O. F. Home Wednesday evening. Re- new officers of the Grand Encampment | freshments will be served are: Roscoe Jenkins, grand patriarch: | _Noble Grand Mrs. Rosa Homan of Guy F. Glossbrenner, grand high priest: | — ——— — —— —— ———— | Ernest’ L. Loving, grand senior warden: in the Odd Fellows' Temple Tuesday evening. Invitations extended to the cantons of Baltimore, Md., and Alexandria, Va., and the ladies’ auxiliary to the cantons of both departments have been ac- (Continued on Fifteenth Page.) 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