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10 FRATERNITIES evy Chase, No. €2, Ellht'ood No. 43, 'n..mmn“—'me New Jerusalem, No. day—8t. John's, No. 11. M. M. turday—8chool of instrietion. ROYAL ARCH CHAPTERS. Tuesday—Potomac, No. 8, Royal Wednret-dleCquli. No. 1. Royal Arch, special at 7:30 p.m. Thursday—Washington, No. 2, Royal ‘ATch. williar R. Singleton, No, 14, M Friday-Mounc " Fieasint, No. 13, ark. [KNIGHTS TEMPLAR COMMANDERIES. Tuesday__De Molay, No. 4. Order of mple. Hhtwo 6, Order of the n, No. 1, Red day—Waghing! of the Temple, SCOTTISH RITE. Tuesday—Albert Pike Consistory, M. R. 8. statutory assembly Robert de Bruce Council of Kadosh, statutory assembly, Grand Councll of Royal and Select Masters will hold its elev- enth annual assembly in the cl pter chamber, Masonic Tem- ple, Saturday evening, April 5, for the annual election of officers and such other business as may come be- fore it. ‘The new club house of Almas Temple of the Mystic Shrine, with its elab- orate adornment proposed by Ilustrious Potentate James C. Hoyle, had its first | “once-over” by an admiring host of | the nobles and served its first official duty in housing the potentate's special meeting last Tuesday evening. Those who had the good fortune to be in at- tendance say that it lost nothing in the crucial test, but rather inspired enthu- astic prophecy and started imagina- ions on its ultimate possibilities, The ntate was there in all his glory, a matter of course, and “with bells his fingers,” 8o to speak, for he had ith him Noble Clifford Berryman. fa- ous cartoonist of The Evening Star, artistry in his line has placed in the ranks of the foremost car- toonists of the world, and Noble Roy. Sexton, chairman of the entertainment committee, with Lloyd Gaines and a string. quartet that before the evening was finished warmed listless hands into enthusiastic applause of its enter- | tatnment_program, which followed the | business session of the temple. Potentate Hoyle, after cordially wel- coming the sheik of the caravan and bestowing a special smile upon those whose camels had not been seen frequent- ly in recent years, launched into an exposition of his administrative program for. the year, and there was more hand- clapping, with not a few cheers to en- courage him. He dwelt with special emphasis upon the forthcoming official visit of Imperial Potentate Leo V. ‘Youngworth and the elaborate ceremo- nial that was being prepared for Thurs- day evening, April 3, at the Belasco Theater, when, for the first time in Masonic history, the entire cast of cere- monialists will be composed of past grand masters of the Grand Lodge of Masons of the District, who also were present to listen to his laudations. Not all of these past grand masters have ever occupied Shrine ceremonial posi- tions, and in view of that fact the po- tentate stated that they were being specially groomed for the occasion, and none thus far had not manifested the eternal fitness of things in his selection for the new duties. The potentate re- minded the wmobles that no petitions for the ceremonial class could be legally ac- cepted after Saturday evening, March 29, and that it therefore behooved the nobles to get busy in the efforts to honor the imperial potentate with the largest, or at least the most satisfying, army of neophytes that had ever been gmnud in an Almas ceremonial. And en Clff Berryman began drawing likenesses of Presidents of the United Btates and accompanying each with his- | torical episodes that made the nobles wonder. Sexton and Gaines showed reels of familiar scenes taken at | Imperial Council sessions in the past | and the string quartet stirred the | musical * souls to an appetite for an elaborate buffet luncheon that had been prepared for the occasion, after which the nobles made a night of it in peering into every nook and corner of the new club house, asking questions of this and that and finally talking everything over in clouds of cigar smoke, which are always provided, it is said, for Shrine angels. ‘The Ionic Club of Master Masons, through C. Earl Grantham, dent, + has announced that the club will meet tomorrow evening in the “Spanish| Garden” of the Washington Hotel, | Fifteenth and F streets northwest. A | member of Congress will speak upon a | subject of considerable interest, and | other features of entertainment will be | presented. The club reports success in the recent cherry blossom campaign and that it has attained a rating of 100 per cent for contributions to the educational foundation of the National League of Masonic Clubs. ‘Thursday of this week the Robert Le Bruce Chapter, Order of DeMolay, will hold its first card party and dance at the Wardman Park Hotel. Music will be furnished by Emory Daugherty and his Aster Orchestra, featuring Frank Flannigan, banjoist. Cards and danc- ing are announced from 8:30 to 1 am. | Last Sunday the chapter in a body | attended the Bethany Baptist Church | for the services. Quite a large attend- ance included parents, friends, and especially the girl friends, of the mem- bers. Honored Queen Marie Miller of the Bethel of Job's Daughters also was present with members of the Bethel. ‘The Tumblers will give an exhibition April 11 at the National Press Club ilding, in which the Masqueraders Will take part. Dancing will follow. The Scottish Rite bodies are com- pleting preparations for the final degree class before the Summer vacations. The degrees will be conferred as follow: April 22, fourth and seventh degrees Aprii 29, ninth and tenth degrees; May 6, fourteenth degree; May 7, fifteenth degree; May 8, eighteenth de- gree; May 13, twenty-first degree; May | east, March 27, at 10:30 a.m. Later the chapter officers, with both Grand High Priest L. Whiting Estes, & t high priest of Mount Pleasant, and cipal Sojournsr Dimmick, paid a fraternal visit to Columbia Chapter, No. 1, where the visitors received a cordial greeting from High Priest Robert S. The M. M. degree will be exemplified in Mount Pleasant Chapter at its con- vocation, Masonic Hall, Fourteenth and Kenyon streets, Friday evening. Kallipolis Grotto last Wednesday evening initiated 20 candidates and elected a large number to be initiated at a later date. Following the trans- action of business refreshments were | served. | Yesterday morning Monarch Henry C. Stein, accompanied by the Grotto Band, Drill Corps, Drum and Bugle Corps, left by automobile, motor bus and train for Richmond, Va., to attend the cere- monial and ball of Samis Grotto, in honor of Grand Monarch E. W. Libbey, who paid the Richmond Grotto an of- ficial visit. Many of the Prophets were accompanied by their wives. The cere- monial, preceded by luncheon and a parade, was held at 2 o'clock in the afternoon at the Lyric Theater, and the ball at 8 o'clock at the John Mar- shall Hotel. March 29 quarters. a dance at Grotto head- EASTERN STAR. Electa Chapter will Initiate a class of candidates Tuesday evening. The grand matron and grand patron will P visit to the chapter. Matron Miss Margaret Mills is grand Adah. The auxiliary board will hold a rummage sale on Nichols avenue southeast March | 28 through April 5. The sewing circle of the home board | committee of Unity Chapter will meet at the home of Mrs. Anna Logan, 306 Randolph place northeast, next Tues- day at 10 a.m. Matron Alice Larrimore Schramm of Temple Chapter announces a short business meeting tomorrow evening, fol- lowed by an entertairment and refresh- ments, The general home board will meet at Masonic Temple tomorrow afternoon. The auxiliary home board will meet at the home of Mrs. Ida Epstein. Past Matrons Adrene Shreve, Harriet A. Corwin, Louise Hoskinson and Hennrietta Becker will be the hostesses. Federal Chapter will meet March 27 at 8 p.m. at the Masonic Temple for the purpose of initiation. On March 29 at 8 p.m. at the Northeast Masonic Tem- ple, the ways and means committes wilt give a play followed by dancing. St. John's Lodge Chapter met March 17, when degrees were conferred on sev- eral candidates. The home board will visit Chestnut farms dairy, - Twenty- sixth and Pennsylvania avenue north- west, March 26 at 11 a.m. The home board will meet at the residence of Past Matron Maude L. Ormsby, 7538 Thirteenth street, March-27 at 1 pm. ‘The annual home board dinner will be held April 1 at 5 o'clock at the Meth- odist Protestant Church, First street and Rhode Island avenue. The ways and means committee will give a card party at the residence of the matron, ;311 E street southeast, March 31 at pm. William F. Hunt Chapter will be en- tertained by the men of the chapter Thursday evening. The Matrons and Patrons’_Assoclaf of 1922 will' pay the chapter a fraternal visit at this meeting and be the guests of honor. Lebanon Chapter will have degrecs conferred at the meeting March 25, ‘The next meeting of the endowment committee of Bethany Chapter will be held at the home of Mrs. Nellic Howes, 2011 F street, April 3. Mrs. Ellic Bafn- hart, Mrs. E. Jean Crouse and Mrs. Amy G. Thompsen will be assisting hostesses. A card party for the benefit of the tem- ple committee will be held at the Washington Auditorium April 1. At the last meeung of the Bethany Seecial Boosters, at the home of Mrs. Amelia R. Marshall, Matron Amy Alf was tendered a birthday party. She was presented a purse, accompanied by a birthday -card from each ‘member present. ‘The hostesses were Mrs. ‘Nellle A. Cogan, Mrs. Ruth B. Leighton and Mrs. Alice M. Hays. A theater party will be given at the National Theater the evening of pril 28. The auxillary home board meeting will be held at the Btrlington Hotel tomorrow. Following the meet- ing luncheon will be served, at which the grand matron, Katharine S. Meritt, will be the guest of honor, Past Matron Lavinia Dunham, Past Matron Ida M. Huston and Mrs. Lucia Douan will be hostesses. ‘The home board auxiliary of Chevy Chase Chapter will meet tomorrow for luncheon at 12:30 o'clock at 727 Four- eenth street and later attend the meet- ing of the general home board. The Bridge Club of the ways and means committee will meet Tuesday at the home of Mrs. Fanny B. Henry, 5407 Forty-first street. The members and associates of Chevy Chase Chapter will be the guests of Chevy Chase Lodge at 8:45 p.m. Wednesday at 5612 Connec- ticut avenue. The Spring dance of the chapter will be held at the Kenwood Club April 25. At the meeting of the chapter March 18 the degrees were conferred and an address on the fifth point of the star was delivered by Right Worthy Grand Secretary Minnie E. Keyes. The dis- tinguished guest was Past Matron Sarah Pettis of International Chapter, Pieping, China. Vocal selections were rendered by Worthy Matron Ethel Martin of Ca- thedral Chapter. An organization of the business and professional women of the chapter was effceted at the home of the matron March 14, Officers are: Mrs, Sarah Coleman, president; Mrs. Charlotte Gor- don, vice president, and Mrs. Viola Sny- der, secretary-treasurer, Esther Chapter conferred the degrees at its last meeting. The auxiliary home board will .meet with Past Matron Mikdred R. 8hafer, 816 E street north- ‘The an nual card party will be held April 2 from 2 to 5 pm. at the New Will; The next meeting will be given over to business and entertainment. The ways and means committee of Good WIill Chapter will give a card 20, twenty-ninth degree; May 21, thirtieth degree; May 26, thirty-first , and May 27, thirty-second ee, g.tbert de Bruce Council of Kadosh d Albert Pike Consistory both will ve statutory assemblies Tuesday ing of this ‘week. shown in the Much interest is hein, ents now being held in the club rooms every Tuesday evening. Chess, bridge, billiards and bottle pool all find gllyen ready for the competition, and hairman Daoud and his committee are kept busy arranging the different games. Prizes are awarded menthly and at the end of the season grand prizes in the several events will be Ppresented. Evangelist Chapter Rose Croix fs formulating plans for the mystic serv- ices of “Extinguishing the Lights” on Maundy Thursday and of the “Relight- ing the Lights” on Easter Sunday, both %0 be held in All Souls’ Church, 8ix- teenth and Harvard streets, Thursday, April 17, at 7:30 o'clock p.m. and Sun- day, April 20, at 3 o'clock p.m., re- spectively. p . Attendance of the members on both ©ccasions is obligatory. Officers and vast officers of Mount Pleasant Chapter, No. 13, R. A. M, in accordance with a custom of the or- ganization, last Wadnesday evening in & body visited Osiris Lodge, No. 26, and party and dance, March 26, at Hotel Winston. Saturday evening, April 5, it will give a card party at North- east Masonic Temple. ‘The next meet- ing of the chapter will be March 28, Treaty Oak ipter met Monday evening on Temple Heights. Miss Corine Jessup, entertainer and mezzo-contralto, of New York, gave songs and mono- logues. The home board met at the home of Mrs. Mae Walters Thursday evening. Matron Anita I. Haight of Brightwood Chapter announces a short ‘business meeting Thursday. The matron has been appointed grand representative to the State of North Dakota. The aux- iliary home board met at the home of Mrs. Jane Haight, where luncheon was served, Mrs. Justina 1. Shiedel and Mrs. Phoebe Haight asslsting. After the meeting they visited the Masonic and Eastern Star Home, where a talk was given by Mrs. Mary Lamond White, daughter of Past Grand Matron Alcena Lamond, on the home. At the meeting of Trinity Chapter March 21 the degrees were conferred. Entertainment was furnished by young people from Second Baptist Church. East Gate Chapter's ways and means committee will give a dance Thursday evening at East Gate Temple, Rhode Island and Mills avenues northeast, guemed to Worshipful Master Earle . Dimmick a 5‘"‘ of ebony, on which was a gold band properiy in- uhcrl&e.d Won‘hlp{ul ‘pu:xmr‘ lmmlc.k‘ princ sojourncr ‘The charter and honorary members will be the specially invited guests of ‘Warren G. Harding Chapter March 25. A dance will be given at 2400 Sixteenth street April 25, The auxiliary home THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON. ]bnnrd met Monday at the home of Mrs. Emma Coumbe. Cathedral Chapter will meet March 26 at Scottish Rite Cathedral. There will be an entertainment. The associ- ate matron requests all members of the home board to be at the Madrillon Restaurant tomorrow at 12 o'clock. ‘The 1930 Matrons and Patrons’ Asso- ciation will meet at Brightwood Temple March 28. A business meeting will be followed by entertainment, cards, dancing and refreshments. A meeting of the Masonic and East- ern Star Home Board Auxiliary will be held at the Masonic Temple tomorrow at 1:30 p.m, Areme Chapter met Wednesday night and conferred the degrees at the meet- ing. April 2 a program of entertain- iment will be presented, followed by re- freshments and dancing, ‘The auxiliary home board of Ruth Chapter will meet at the Astor Res- taurant tomorrow at 12 o'clock for luncheon, having as its invited honored guests President of the Board Rebecca Meiners and Grand Associate Conductress — Elizabeth Plitt, after which it will attend the general board meeting at the Masonic Temple, ‘Washington Centennial Chapter met March 21. The cndowment. committee will meet at the home of Mrs. Mattie McDowell, 1350 Massachusetts avenue southeast, March 28. The following program was rendered: Readings, Miss * | Doris Rook; contralto solo, Mrs. Shear: March 27 the Grotto will hold a| . Mrs, goodfellowship night entertainment, and | {00F 50lo, John George Klein; read- ings, Miss Viol: was the accomp: Bethlehem Chapter will meet Tues- day at 7:30 pm. A program will be given. A party at the National Theater will be held April 1. The meeting of the general home board will be held at the temple tomorrow at 1:30 p.m. Hope Chapter will meet Wednesday evening, at which time the degrees will be conferred. The chapter will give a dance and card party April 3 at Ward- man Park Hotel. ‘ERH.Z‘ Mrs. Klein ‘Two candidates were inltiated at the last meeting of Unity Chapter, after hich Rev. -Ketchum gave a talk on “Martha.” The next sewing circle of the auxillary home . board will be held March 25 at the home of Mrs. Logan. The temple committee is making plans for a card party at the Raleigh Hotel April 26. The Dramatic Club will meet at the home of Mrs. Hicks on March 27. Joppa Lodge Chapter met March 19 at the Masonic Temple, 4209 Ninth street. The ways and means committee met last night at the home of Mrs. Mil- dred Conway. The next meeting of the home board will be with Mrs. Sower- butts, 3917 Georgia avenue, March 26 at 1 o'clock. An entertainment will be held April 11 at the Petworth M. E. Church, s;nm Circle, for the benefit of the me. Gavel Chapter met March 18 and later attended Acacia Chapter's enter- tainment. The temple committee will meet April 7 at the home of Matron Nora Heim. This committee is making plans for a dance and card party at the Potomac Boat Club May 17. The home board will meet tomorrow at 1:30 o'clock. At the chapter meeting April 1 degrees will be conferred, At the meeting of Miriam Chapter to- morrow night Matron Helen M. Rowen announces that after the meeting there will be an entertainment. The chapter will be in charge of the religious serv- ice at the Eastern Star Home today at 3 pm. Rev. Edward Gabler, pastor of Christ Episcopal Church, will deliver. the sermon. A card party will be held at_the home of Mrs. Marie Kimmel, 213 Second street southeast, Tuesday at 1:30 pm. for the benefit of the home board. Congress Lodge Chapter met March 17, when the grand matron, grand patron, Past Grand Matrons Gibb and Stephenson and Past Grand Patrons Proctor, Dulin and .Dow were guests. The matron requested all members of the home board to be present Monday at the meeting of the auxiliary home board. A card party will be held at the home of Associate Matron Ethel Bell, 3145 Mount Pleasant street, tomor- row evening. Plans have been made for a dance to be held at the Winston Hotel April 11. A rummage sale will be held at Twenty-first and K streets March 24 and 25. Mizpah Chapter was entertained March 18 by members of the chapter and friends in a sketch entitled “The Fotygraph Album.” The honored gnests were Past Grand Matron Bogley and Past Gran Patron Bogley. The chapter will hold a card party at 1210 Wisconsin avenue March,27. A theater party will be held April 14 at the National Theater for the benefit of the chapter. Brookland Chapter will meet Wednes- day in King David Temple, The Tech Glee Club will entertain. The Matrons and Patrons' Associa- tion of 1929 will meet next Saturday evening st Joppa Lodge Hall, 4209 Ninth street. At the last meeting of Columbia Chapter the nineteenth birthday anni- versary was celebrated. The honored guests were Grand Matron Katharine Meritt, Grand Patron Charles Galloway, Past Grand Matrons Tillie Chauncey, Sallie Bogley and Laura Smith, Past Grand Patron and Grand Master West, Past Grand Patrons Proctor and Dow. The chapter was entertained by the past matrons and past patrons with a minstrel show. At the meeting March 24 the officers will give the obligation ceremony, which is an exemplification of the obligation. The patrons and as- sociate patrons will be special guests. A tea was held March 16 at the home of Ida B. Wailes for the benefit of the home board. B. P. 0. ELKS. Ladies’ night s held at the lodge last Tuesday evening. Those Who e tertained the gathering were June Shir- ley Blake, Miss Dolly Mack, Walker Talker, Barney Puck, Paul Francis and company, John Lenord Reh, the Three Ambassadors, Miss Mary Deery, Chris Sprosser, John Dillon Fitzgerald, Mose Herzog, the Elks' Boys' Band and Or- chestra, McWilliams Orchestra and Phillip Little. The Boys’ Band will be featured at the Boys' Club circus next Friday evening, March 28, As a means to increase the relief fund, a tin foil committee was appointed by Exalted Ruler John D. Fitzgerald. | H. M. Rodman-was made chairman of this committee, Installation night will be held April 2, The Atlantic_City Club will hold meetings. every Monday at the club at 8 pm. Chairman Dr. John Ready in- vites members and their friends to attend. & A concert for the benefit of the Elks Boys’ Band will be held at the Langley Junlor High School April 25, ODD FELLOWS. Grand Master Elmer Cummings, 8c- companied by his offici staff, will pay an official visit Wednesday even- ing to Covenant Lodge in Joppa Lodge Hall, 4526 Ninth street. ‘The Line Officers’ Association held its monthly meeting last Monday night. President William F. Becker presided. The association will hold the next meeting April 21, Beacon Lodge will meet tomorrow evening in the Temple. Union Lodge at the last meeting of Beacon consolidated with Beacon Lodge. Noble Grand Edwin S. Byrnes states- that plans are being formulated to have an entertainment in the lodge room after the regular meeting in April. REBEKAHS. Martha Washington Lodge at its last meeting _elected the following officers: ~_(Continued on_Eleventh_Page.) CHAIRS FOR RENT Folding Chairs for Parties, Entertainments, etc. WALNUT FINISH-LEATHER SEATS CLYDE J. NICHOLS, INC. o s B TR e D. C. 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