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FRATERNITIES | Blue Lodges, — Dawson, Stansbury, pa. Tuesday—Federal, Acacia, Ta- koma, Gompers. ‘Wednesday—Harmony, Harding, Chevy Chase, Brightwood. Thursday — N¢w Jerusalem, :‘hlumz, Temple Noyes, Cathe- Priday—St. John's, Hope, M. M Rgree. Saturday—School of Instruc- on, Royal Arch Chapters. Monday—Mount Vernon, Ana- costia. Tuesday—Mount Horeb, Poto- mac P. and M. E. M.. Woodridge. Wednesday — Washington Naval, Cap costia, Weodridge Thursday — Washington, call off; joint visitation, Poto Hiram, Singleton Friday—Eureke, Capitol, busi- ness; Mount Pleasant Commanderies. Tuesdz MASONIC. _On January 11 joint Grand Chapter | Visitations will be made to Washinton | Naval, Capitol, Anacostia and Wood- ridge Chapters, at Washington Naval Chapter, at 8 p.m. On January 12 joint Grand Chapter visitations will bs mace to Potom: Hiram and Singleton Chapters, Singleton chapter room, 4311 Wiscon- 501 avenue, at 8 p.m. Last Wednesday evening the officers, togother with a number of companions of Brightwood Chapter, No. 9, R. A. M., after their regular convocation visited the home of their first high priest, Henry Yost, sr., 6607 Second street, and presented him with a beautifully en- | grossed _certificate of life membership. | Mr. Yost is the oldest living past master in the District of Columbia, being master of Stansbury Lodge, No. 24, F. A. A. M., 1883, and is also the founder of the Order of the Eestern Star in this city. On December 3 last he celebrated his 93d birthday anni- versary, Hope Lodge, No. 20, F. A. A. M, meets for the first time since election on Friday, with Worshipful Master F Earl Slye in the east, for his first full | meeting. The M. M. degree will be p: on by the newly elected senior warcen, Leslie E. Athey. This will be his first time in the east during this degree. Scottish Rite. ‘Tuesday—Evangelist Chapter, Knights | Rose Croix, statutory me:tin, A new class, to be kng as “The Midwinter Class,” is now being formed for the conferring of the degrees o the Scottish Rite, the schedul2 of wi is as follows: February 7, 4th and 5th Degrees; | February 14, 6th and 7th Degrees; Feb- | ruary 21, 9th and 10th Degr Feb- ruary 28, 14th Degrce; March 7. 15th Degree; March 14, 16th Degree; March 21, 17th Degree; March 28, 18th De- ee; April 4, 20th Degree; April 11, | 1st Degree; April 13, 28th Degree; | April 25, 29th Degree; May 2, 30th Degree; May 9, 31st Dogree; May 16, 32nd Degree. Petitions are being reccived, and a large class is assured. Th: director of work states that more ¢ will be conferred in fu coming eclass, than on any pre casion in the Scottish Rite ‘The annual reports cf the registrar, treasurer and board of stees, sub- mit at.the mesting of Mithras Lodge | of feclion on Tuesday evening, Jan- uary 3, show the affairs of the Scottish Rite bodies of the District of Columbia to be in a satisfactory condition. At the meeting of Albert Pike Con- sistory of the Scottish Rite, on last Tuesday evening, the following named officers were elected and installed: James A. Wetmore, 33rd Degree, Master of Kadosh: William W. Champayne, K. C. C. H, prior; Frank M. Roller, 33rd Degree, preceptor; Carl H. Claudy, K. C. C. H., chancellor; George B. McGinty, 338rd Degree, minister of state; Joseph Salmon, K. C. C. H., pre- late; John O. Bowen, K. C. C. H master of ceremonies; J. Walter K ner, 33rd Degree, expert; John D. Hess, K. C. C. H., assistant expert; John S Tassin, K. C. C. H, standard C. Edgar Bittinger, 33rd_Deg tain of the guard; Marx E. Kal Degree, steward. Masonic Engincers. Washington Council, No. 22, Ladies | of the Universal Craftsmen Council of Engineers, will hold their first meeting of the year next Saturday in PytMan | Temple at-8 p.m. Annual installation of officers will be featured | The installing officer will be Past Grand Deputy Mrs. Mary E. Hohe stein; marshal, Mrs. Maude G past president of Washington The officers are: Wor Mrs. Caroline Pickel; president, Mrs. Lena C. jr.. past worthy presi s Frieda J. Pratt; secretary, M Mildred L. Pote (re-elected); treasurer, Jane Jones (re-elected); conductres Mrs, Amelia Lilly; warden, Mrs. Viela M. Gray; chap! M rtha H. Stoops (appointed); of trus- tees, Mrs. Elena G. Aber; second-y trustee, Mrs. Anna D. year trustee, Mrs. pianist, Mrs. Florer e, cap- rs Tall Cedars of Lebanon. The Executive Co Forest, No. 104, b of 1933 last week, tr January, form ceremonial March, monial”; Apr] n May its “supreme forest monial” and four days of convent activities. Charles R. Brill, the newly Grand Tall Cedar, together wit Huber and Harry E. Rieseberg order’s senior and junior deputy gr: Tall Cedars, respectively, have nounced greetings from President-cl Franklin D. Roosevelt and District C missioner Luther H. Reichelderfer. Gov. Roosevelt wrote k you for that splendid lL\T:V‘ ion and good will s my @ ays deserve have shown 1 me. “I will look forward in pleasurable anticipation to the will see you soon—perhaps, how not until after the first of the ye when I shall again be a private citiz st least for a little while. “Fraternally yours, (sign ed) “FRANKLIN D. ROOSEVELT.” Albany, N. Y., December 7, 1932, ORDER OF EASTERN AR. The thirty-seventh annual session of the Grand Chapter will convene in the ball room of the Mayflower Hotel Thurs- day evening at 7 o'clock. The worthy grand matron, Miss Edith A, Willlams, and the worthy grand patron, Paul B. Cromelin, will preside. The session will continue for three days. Balloting for new officers will bz from 4 to 8 pan. Friday, with Past Grand Patron William G. Betts serv- ing as election chairman. Installation new officers will take place follow- the business session Saturday eve- ming, to which all members of the or- = ger are invited. % Of We Mg SaRa lan We: nesday at 8 o'clock Temple. pastor of Do Church, will deliver the sermon. church vesper choir, directed by Estelle | evening of Fe Y mission can be secured from home board | ning, | members. b 2 hn, 33rd | - Mrs. | § | evening a buffet supper will be held in the banquet hall. Arrangements are in charge of Associate Grand Patron F. Frank Kimmel. Those desiring to at- |tend may make reservations through Past Grand Patron Theodore C. Lewis. A reception to the new officers will feature the meeting of Cathedral Chap- ter Wednesday evening. Past Matron Alice M. Tayler will be charge of en- | tertainment and Past Matron Ethelyn Casey is chairman of refreshments. Grand Lecturer Mollie E. Teachum | will dir tomorrow evening from 5 to 7 o'clo in the chapter room. The matron, Mrs. Pearl Keck, has appointed the following committee chairmen: Praternal Correspandent, e, Past ect the rehearsal for the cflicers THE SUNDAY STAR. WASHINGTON, D. C, JANUARY 8 TWO. T i | Grace Chapman, and degree work. | Last Tuesday Associate Patron Frank Corsa called a meeting of the Ways and | Means Committee, at which time he | outlined the program for the first half i of this year. Mrs. Omar J. Veley and Mrs. Sara n will be installed as conductress nd marshal, respectively, at the mert-; | ing of Naomi Chapter, No. 3, on Wed- | | nesday evening. The program of the evening will be furnished by the Star Point Society of Lebancn Chapter. Mrs. Edith W. Clark, worthy matron, entertained the worthy matrons of the | chapters whose meeting night is the | same as that of Naomi Chapter, Brook- | land, Cathedral, Hope and La Fayette, at | her home, 3114 Legation street, on Sat- i urday afternoon. B | Mizpah Chapter held its regular meet- { | ing January 3. which was well attended. B! alled as s she was ill at the time of | Refreshments | were gerved in the banquet hall, after which bingo was enjoyed by all. | Elmer | Matron g. Past Ma- rnish; Instructio: tron Louise M. Garne: Paraphernalia, _Associat Izetta Kennon; Choir Di Past Matron Jessie Bradl Phoebe R. Lightne: tron Elizabeth R. C Asscciate Mal i dghts and Slides, Past Patron Alan R. | iarn; Auxiliary Home Board, Associate on Louise M. er Mrs. Emma H. Eichelberger and Mrs 8. Kozel comp its 37th ary sday eve- m portrayed the past. under the Esther birthday ning the prese direction of Sister Sister Barnard and assisting with solos. se ent were Grand Matron Williams, Grand Patren Cromelin, Assoclate Grand Ma- tron Plitt, Associate Grand Patron Kimmel, Grand Conductress Green- treet, Right Worthy Grand Treasurer Chapter annive Campbell; Pest Grand Matrons Streater, bb, Meritt and Hol- Patrons Streater, , Dulin and Galloway. The festiv- ities concluded with dancing and re- freshments. Matron M. Elsie Babcock announces the conferring of the degrees at the Kimmel, Hudson, G and Past Gri next meeting of the chapter, Hope Chapter, No. 30, will meet Wed- in the Masonic Following the regular business he chapter, Junior Pait Grand Ma- fron Amy C. Hoilander will install Sis- ter Ivy Strobel as marshal After g a reception will be tendered th elected officers, foilowed by Worthy Matron Edna L. Freer an- | nounces a dramatic program, under the | direction of Associate Conductress Ada | Volkman, following the regular meet- ing of Friendship Chapter, No. 17, on Tuesday. The chapter’s 20th birthday anniversary will be celebrated cn Jan- uary 24, with a special program ar- anged by the past matrons and pa- rons, under the leadership of Junio st Matron Effie M. McMillan. The chapter will conduct the religious serv- ice at the Mascnic and Eastern Star Heme on January 15 at 3 o'clo Walter M. Mi M. E. Church, wiil preach the sermon. St. John's Lodge Chapter Home Board will be enteriained by Past Ma- tron Maude Angelo at her home, Aurora Heights, Va., Tuesday evening. ‘Ways and Means Committee will hold a card party at 60 M street northeast January 18 at 2 p.m. he services at the Masonic and East- erfl Star Home on January 22 at 3 p.m. will be conducted by St. John's Lodge Chepter. Rev. Clarence H. Corkran, las Memorial prscurr‘)hul The Wentwerth, will sing., Plans are being completed for the be Spring style show and supper to held at Sears bruary Roebuck & Co. on the 5 "ickets of ad- At its meeting on December 28 La Fayette Lodge Chapter installed the fol- lowing officers: J. Thompson; G. Johnson; C. Parker; associate patron, Roger C. Power; sccretary, Helen B. Hall, re- elected; treasurer, Lillie V. C. Myers, re- lected; conductress, Florence C. Daw. associate conductress, Ethel M. k organist, Gertrude Ruzicka; rshal, Dorothy M. Friend; chaplain, Adah, Violet M. Bailey; Campbell; Es Violet Worthy matron, Gladys worthy Patron, Aaron m Cleo Cheek Ruth, 1 mers: warder, Sally Bayless, and sentinel, Harry W. Baker, installing officer was Past Matron Effie T. Brodnax; marshal, Past Matron Laura Dyre; chaplain, Past Matron Lo- retta Rabenho o , Virginia McGarity of Columbia Chapter; warder Doris M. McGowan, and sentinel, W. Parks Crater. Among the guests was Mrs. Flora Campbell, right worthy urer of the General G opriate solos ater, and harp s P Inez Ci 3 by Helen Eckma n O. Cardin, we any beautiful gifts, incl the past matron’s and past patron's cls. The next meeting will be held in \ Ha Fourteenth and Kenyon on January 11, at which time Patron-elect Aaron G. Johnson will be installed. The meeting will be followed by a reception to the new offi- held & recep- Lodge Chapter C at its last meet- he new officers Welch gave three ncing followed the pro- versary of ti at the n The annual c 1 be held Tue: Warren. Harding Chapter will ho ting Tuesday at Mas business will incluce ir ion of the associate conductre Come to FLORIDA| where ity | WARM ORANGE BLOSSOM SPECIAL “The only all-Pullman train Washington to Miami and St. Petersburg” Comfort, Smooth-riding all the way to Florida NO EXTRA FARE Leave Washington, D. C. Daily at 3:10 P. M. ONE night out. All-Pullman, de luze. Lounge car; Club ¢ bath and valet. Famous Sea- NEW YORK - FLORIDA LIMITED Leave Washington, D. C. Daily at 11:59 P.M. Coaches, through sleeping cars, diningcars, new iounge car—Southern Pi hurst—Camden—Savannah and Brunswick (Sea Island Beach) —all Florida resorts. | your automobile on the 4-ticket plan board meals. consult local e the Sick Com- | Rev. | hael, pastor of Eldbrooke | associate matron, Anne | For information or reservations E. PLACK, A.G.P. 714 14th St.,, N.W.Wash., Telephone, National At the last meeting of Miriam Chap- ter, the following cfficers were installed by Grand Lecturer Mary E. Teachum, assisted by Past Matron Pearl D. Clif- ford, acting grand mershal, and Past Matron Sadie A. Boyce, acting grand chaplain: Anne I Hartline, worthy Helen Hogan, associate matron; Earl | Brashears, associate patron: Marie Kimmel, secretary (re-elected); Abbie | M. Gates. rer_(re-elected) ; Byrdie 8isk, conduc Ellamay Fearn, asso- | clate conduc Lillian Higdon, mar- shal: Past Matron Daisey M. Simms, chaplain; Marie _Linthicum, Adah; Daisey Ruffner, Rul Anne Vogel, Esther; Mamie Brashears, Martha; Mary Pugh, Electa; Jessie Tate, warder, | and” Henry' Leman inel. A gavel was presented to t. matron, made from the ced: of Leb- anon by her husband, Ray Hartline; also the matron was presented with other gifts from friends. The junior | past matron was presented with the | | past matron's jewel Past Matron Pearl D. Ciifford, and a coffee table | from her officers. Junior Past Patron | | Harry Sisk was presented with the past | patron's jewel by his wife, Byrdie Sisk He was also presented with a pen and pencil set from hi cers. The chap- | ter will hold its regular § Mon- , day night, followed by & tion to | the new officers. | The following officers w in Electa Chapter at it | by Miss Dorothy Tucker installing |officer, ~assisted by Mrs, Marietta | Thompson, Mrs. Elizabeth Scott and | Mrs. Mary Benhoff: Mrs. Elsie D. Al- len, worthy matron; Norman Murphy, worthy patron; Margaret Lainhart, as- soclate matron; John James, associate patron; Mrs. Elsie Robinson, secretary; Mrs. Ethel V. Scantlebur Mrs. Mary B. Stone, cond Mary A. Moody, assoclate conductress; Mrs. chaplain; Mrs, Nellie Murphy. marshal; Mrs. Maud | Fry, orgenist; Mrs. Blanche Reed, Adah; Miss Blanche Evans, Ruth; Mrs. Mae Blair, Esther; Mrs. Maricn Parsells, Martha; Mrs. Lillie Robinson, Electa: Miss Isabel Couper, warder, and Arthur Eno, sentinel Miss Dorothy Tucker, the retiring ma= | tron, was a recipient of the past ma- | tron’s jewel, a fitted bag and a silk |quilt. 'The retiring patron received a wrist watch and a coffee perculator set. | The new matron, Mrs. Allen, received 1 and other gifts. A-silk parasol e worthy | | alled neeting | a gave was presented to the retiring treasurer, | Mrs. Helen E. Roberts. -Readings. were | given by Mrs. Emma Masson. | | _At Ruth Chapter’s last meeting, Edna | |N. Eisenhart was installed as Rith by Past Matron Ella Reed. The chairman | of the Home Board, Irene G. Deuter- | man, announced that the Home Board serve a turkey | |19 &t the Almas Shrin | Home Board will meet home of the wort Floral street northwe: | Temple. Tha Tuesday at the matron, 1305 | | _Bethlehem Chapter will hold its first | meeting of the year on Tuesday cve. 8t which time there will be a | @eception to the new officers and an in- teresting program. | The worthy matron, Louise W. Chase, announces a dinner for the officers, fol- lowed by a rehearsal, at 6:20 p.m. to- morrow at Northeast Masonic Temple. At the meeting of Fidelity Chanter held January 5 a reception was given to the new officers, consisting of Janet H. Manvell, worthy matron; Jerome K. | | Oscar, worthy patron; Sophie Cahill, | | associate matron; Gottfried Weber, as- | sociate patron; Martha B. Rich, sec retary; Fronie R. Berryman, treasurer; | May Johnson, conductress and Fiorence | . assoelate conductress Berryman, chairman ys and Means Committee, announced | that there will be a meeting of that | committee tomorrow at her residence, 1220 Oates street northeast. | Matron Bernice M. Lawrenson of Congress Lodge Chapter announces & rehearsal of officers at the chapter rocm | on Thursday at 5 o'clock. A card party of a | will be keld by Ella V. Everett for the | - |Ways and Means Committee on Jan- | uary 17, at 60 M st t northeast. Bethany Ch | r, No. 24, officers, | on December tendered & birthds r party to Pal | he Ways and Means Committee, Cogan, chairman, mat at the on’s home, December 29, to discuss er activities for the year. Home board members on December 30 plan- ned their activities at the home of | Associate Matron Ethel Morris. The | Endowment Committee met January 5, | at the residence of its chairman, Mrs. | Huston. A bridge and 500 party will | be given at 1:30 p.m., Wednesday. at | the home cf Mrs. Anna White, 3120 | Thirteenth street, under auspices of the | | home board. The Boosters will be en- | rtained by Mrs. L. L. Cogan, chair- man, at her home, 2050 Northampton treet, Thursday evening. Columbia Chapter bulletin announces its members will hold a reception to- officers installed by the apte 28, December 2 he conduct pointed_and_scme have started the work. The Ways and Means Commit ! tee, headed by Past Patron Guy L. Aber, HOURS SOUTHERN STATES SPECIAL Leave Washington, D. C. Daily at 2:20 P.M. Only ONE night out—Sa- vannah — Brunswick, (Sea Tsland Beach)—toEast Coast, West Coast and to Central Florida—and to Aanta, Columbusand Birminghans. REDUCED ROUND TRIP 18-DAY TICKETS Ticket Agent or 0637-38 | instalied December 27 matron; Otto E. Fearn, worthy patron; |’ dinner on January | o met January 2 end decided to hold dance and card party at the Wardman Park Hotel February 9. The religious service at the Eastern Star Home for Januery 15 will be in charge of Junior Past Patron Roscoe E. Mague. Loyalty Chapter held its regular mecting in new Masonic Temple, Wed- nesday evening, A social hour followed th? business session. The Worthy Matron Erma L. Orcutt, announced a | dance and card party st Almas Temple | on January 26. The officers of Lebano: r were Matron Grand Marshal ¥ e Past Mairen Mary French as grand chaplain Tne officers” are: Mrs. Madelia L. Sm worthy matron; Mr. Elmer A. Harrngto patron; Mrs. Doro- thy Fur, clate matron; Mr. Renah F . associate patron; Fa McKenzie, sec Ty (re~ Matron Blanche L Barg urer (re-elected); Mrs. te , chaplain; Mrs. Mars Mrs. Leura Wal Miss _Selma Ruppert, Hall, Ruth; Mrs. Esther; Miss Kath- ck, Martha; Mrs. Marie C. Elec Mrs. Magdalene warder, and Mr. Frank Pur- jewel to the retiring v Emilie S. Mitchell nted a testimonial from the chap- to the retiring patron rthy matron entertained the evening at the home of ve and Mrs. Frank ) The Star Point Society of William . Hunt Chapter, No. 16, met Decem- ber 30 at the home of Helen Smith, Cards and light refreshments followed the business meeting, t Matron Sarah Benson enter- teined the pest matrons and past pa trons of the chapter with a New Year rty at her home. irst meeting of the officers of | 1933 will be held tomorrow at 8 o'clack, | at the home of the worthy patron, Ed. The next regular meeting of the chap- ter. scheduled for January 12, has b2en called off, due to the Gr. Chapter sion being held at that time. Plans - the birthday anniversary pa xt meeting will be an- Mildred Steiner Schenick, matron of Temple Chapter, No. 13, announces following officers wera installed: Mrs. Mildred Steiner Schenick; n, Israel Bers; associate matron, Miriam Lewis; associate patron, Streett; secretary, Mrs. Fannie treasurer, Past Matron Louise Hoskinson: cenduetress, Mrs, Loebl: associate conductress, A L. Armstrong; cheplain, Mrs. Goldm marshal. Mrs. Reba Stein; organist, Mrs. Blanche Hoffman: Adah, Florence P. Block: Ruth, Miss Celia : osephine Greenberg; r . . Bertha Becker; Electa, Miss Shirley Levitt, warder, Mrs. Ma- tilda Levy, and sentinel, Joseph Lewis. The following committee chairmen were appointed: Auxiliary Home Board, Mrs. Miriam Lewis; Ways and Means, A Loebl; Sunshine, Mrs. Ma- ; Endowment, Past Matron .'Corwin; Board of Director: Eastern Star Home, Past Matron Louis Hoskinson; Audit, Past Grand Patron Charles S. Shreve; Publicity, Mrs. Ruth L. Armstrong. ‘The guests were Right Wor Gran Flora E. present easurer nd Patron Charles ate Grand Matron Patron Frank Kimmel. The junior past matron, Sarah Peden, ented with a Gov. . and the junior past patron, Henry Holober, was presented with sil verware, Other gifts were presented to the outgoing and newly elected officers by Past Patron Herman Norwood as Santa Claus, as fairies as follows: Yetia Goldman, Syl via Kaplowitz, Libbye Prawde, Pauline Schneider and Dolores Peden Young.| Solos were rendered by Kitty Garner of our chapter and Rose Hartung, past | matron of Areme Chapter. The regular meeting of tomorrow will t business session. al dance and card party apter will be held at the 1 Hotel Wednesday, February 1 Knights of Pythias. t its last meet- wing officers: or commander, Ernest O'Roark; cellor, Arthur R. Newcomb; at arms, Eugene H. Kirby: master of work, E. T. Negosta; keeper of records and seal, F. R. Zimmerman; master of exchequer, Austin 1. Jarbo master of finance, George E. Heisle) inner guard, George McGill; outer guard, William Dargle; trustee for three Russell; representatives to G R. B. B HIPS, The Grand | v | rank of knight several esquires assisted to | Winthrop | isted by a group of good | ryman, E. J. Newcomb, George E. Heisley, Harry Annis and L. B. Thornten. Supreme Representative Hiram Vandervordt will install these officers at the next meeting. The following visi- tors were present: Chris Panagros of Franklin Lodge, F. Harding of Forest Oak Lodge, Gaithersburg, Md., and W. W. Clements of Oriental Lodge, Alex- andria, Va. The Seven-Eight & Nine Club held its first meeting with two-thirds of the membership present. will be announced in ag\'ance. Oriental Lodge inducted by members of Syracusians dramatic team. Several visitors were present who made addresses. Franklin Lodge installed the follo ing officers: Chancellor commander, Henry E. Teets; vice chancellor, Rucben Begeman; prelate, Wailace Angle; master of work, Chris. Panagros keeper of records and seal, John Blake; master of finance, Jacob Trackenburg: master of exchequer. Charles Ruh! master at arms, E. C. Willoughby; innex guard, Frank A. Vericella; outer guard, . C. Bell | _The following representatives were elected to the Grand Lodge: Roy Weag- ley, Chris Panagros, Charles Ruhl and | J.°C. Bell. Webster Lodge installed the follow- ing officers Tuesday evening: | Chancellor commander, Frank C. Wise; vice chancellor, Frank Letcher; prelate, George W. Smith; master of | work, W. L. Warner; keeper of rec- |ords and seal, T. C. Taylor; master of finance, J. K. Morton; master of exchequer, S. M. Banks; master at arms, E. L. Pierce; inner guard, Harold Hellman, and outer guard, Frank Ker- er. | The following represeniatives were elected to the Grand Lodge; J. T. Cuth- bert, J. K. Morton, R. O. Lovering, Jacob Nussbaum and S. M. Banks. | Trustees elected were J. T. Cuthbert, | Frank Crown and A. C. Smith. | | ‘The officers installed in Union Lodge were as follows: | _ Chancellor. commander, Charles O. | Sunday; vice chancellor, C. W. Taylor; prelate, A. H. Woody; master at arms, Russell P. Hanson; inner guard, H. C. Talbott; outer guard, W. C. Umhau; | win~ Brooker, 1228 ' Hamilton street. | yeeper of records and seal, H. B. Brow | master of finance, W. C. Heller; master | of exchequer, Eugene Fugitt; master | of work, E. 8. Young. | The following representatives were elected to the Grand Lodge; E. S. | Loung, W. C. Umhau, A. H. Wood: George O. Sunday and Russell P. Hal son. ! Columbia Lodge elected and installed | the following officers: Chancellor com- | mander, Carmelo Morina; vice chan- | cellor, Louls Tarrentino; prelate, Nicolas | Ghiradi; master at arms, T. Pontorno; | inner guard, T. Tozzolo; outer guard, | T. Parello; keeper of records and seal, | master of finance, P. Frabiazio; master of exchequer, O. | Frabizaio. | Mike Frabizzio was elected trustee. | The following representatives were sent |to the Grand Lodge: C. Ceremile, Tarrentino, Nicholes Ghirad!, T. Pe | rello, G. Segrattl. CATHOLIC DAUGHTERS OF | RICA AMI . | At a business meeting Tuesday ev ning reports were made from chairm of all committees. The Welfare and Charity Committees have been diligent in work for the sick and needy. The chairman of the Retreat Com- !mlme announced a retreat at the Wash- | in, ington Retreat House from March 31 until April 3, when Right Rev. William | J. Hafey, national chaplain of the the retreat master. | The chairman of the Converts’ League Price of Faith,” by Rev. James J. Mc- \mn. C. £. P, will be given Thursday | STEAMSHIPS. c AMAZING RATES WEST“!.NDIES $0. 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Miss Florence Winter, chairman, will preside. | The first card | will be tomorrow when Miss Alma Mar- | ceron will be hostess. On January 16 the Welfare Committee will be in charge, Mrs. Ida Hosel!. _airman, National Usion Assurance Society, The executive boerd held its monthly day at headquarters Loan & Trust Bulld- ing. Senators A. S. Brown, J. H. Jones, J. A. Williams and J. E. Rhodes, with | the aid of all members of the executive board will install the newly-elected offi. | Club under the personal direction of Senator J. A. Willlams is | contacting prospects for 1 dance held recently at m Hotel wes a ess, with © friends attend- nment Comumittes, J. Kindsfather, chair- wn, J. E. Rhodes, consisting of W. man; A B: Harry Jon S he egecutive board. | ncil of the Society will install officers as Pythian Temple at 8 p.m. tonight. The | officers are Von Summers, Arthur Finkelstein, vice president; J. Harry Jones, W. W. Jones, al W. W. White, treas- | John W. Coover, speaker; John _Steward, chaplain: Steward White, | ; J. W. Robb, sergeant, and A. 8. v, doorkeeper. At the conclusion of the ceremonies the mewnbership will go to Schneider’s Cafe for an oyster supper. Railroad Square Club. CRUISING fo the MEDITERRANEAN EGYPT—PALESTINE SAILING PERFECT #ou n.v. FEB. @ g% iz, Seville Ttinerary includes Madeira; Cas ranada),Gibraltar and Algiers, Malta, F: 9, Jeruszlem and the Holy Lang Rhodes; Istanbul (formerly Consta Athens; Kotor; the Dalmatian Coast: Venic Messina in Sicily, Nay | ‘and the Riviera with aoy s | before sailing home. Parc-way bookings to Ejvlm‘lnly. :?l (or ather cruise ports) may } s0 be arranged. FIRST CLASS $575. up ‘ TOURIST CLASS $295. up | Full details from your local ageat. 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Tri $200vpi OlA R 3 days. Bombay, 22 days- FARES First ith private deck ! v Lisbon,Glbral ermo, Patras, Second Class HE FRENCH R FEB. 18 MAR. 11 10 acres of space: connections for EgY! $150 up; Tour T nections. (Jan. 14} Class $248 up; Specio! Class RIATIC CRUISES FAMOUS COSULICH LNER JAN. 21 MAR. 4 FARES $120. $130 up, Tourlst IVIERA AN Over 51,000 grss tons. Fas! pt and India. ifa, Port D GENOA REX t steamer ist $128. ina, ‘Rhodes, lslanbul. FARES fo 3 Sald, $200 up; Second Class 1 First Class Noted Cosmopalian cuitine and Halian Line sarvice. Fast Iroin connecHons for Paris, Berlin, Munich, Geneva, Vienns, Budopest ond oll Europe. Stopover privileges. AMW#wOflM&"M, ty of the new vear | el W. G. Betts, received | president, | _Th_:'_w_fi_sgggtfin Railroad _Square P-over Ltip you care to make in Europe | Bl Ordler of Shepherds of Bethlehem. ational Lodge . 2, had installn- fel- Club had & regular meeting Decem- | ber 29 at Northeast Temple. The fol- | lowing officers were elected: M. 5. G | man, president; Charles W. Js | vice president; William ond vice president: A secretary; T. F. Foit Benckert, marshal; W er sentinel, and W 1 ntinel. Roland Goodeil was elect | membership in the club. | Among those pre were W, Hayes, O. W. Riley and John J. Cu ningham, past presidenis of the Ra | road Square Club; Joseph D. Sullivan. oast president, Circle Club; W. F. Kline. | W. E. Robinson, George H. Winslow. Albert Moore, R. C. McLean, Clifford | L. Girard and many others, A vaude- ville feature was sponsored by Past | President George H. Mergell and supper was served. chaplain quard, Charles Don Moreceo; 8o- Maybelle nies, Jessie Frances Ward. Ald Tate. chairman, gave ty supreme commander, of Loyalty, No. 4, & &l om the lodge. Next meeting will be held January 16 at 808 F. depu No. 4, will have instal- s tomorrow at Masonic and F streets northeast. lation Temple, Capitol Lodge, No. 3, will receive new Supreme Comdr. Maybelle Ber- N al Lodge, No. 2, Wednes- ic Temple, Eighth and F s northea The new officers will Command Ida Stanley; vice i Margaret Deegan. mar- h G chaplain, Louise gua. Verona Jack- guard, Arthur Fraaier; et Baker; treasurer, Ethel ntant, Ethel Allen; 18 d on Seventh Page.) P. E. O. Sisterhood. Mrs. Ralph L. Lynch acted as ess, receiving the members of C! B in the parior of the Mount Plea Congregational Church last Tuesd: Mrs. Edward T. Lomas presided over the meeting. The budget system for the next year was discussed, and action will be taken at the next meeting. The guest speaker for the afternoon was Miss Rhoda J. Milliken of the Woman's Bu- reau of the Police Department __ STEAMSHIPS. 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