Evening star., 1925-03-01


Refreshments were served
Ruth Chapter, No. /, will have q
short business meeting tomorrow
night, followed by an informal re-
eeption to be given in honor of AS
sociate Grand Patron George Pitt
The auxiliary home board CON-
mittee of Unity Chapter No, 20, held
| a meeting at the home of Mrs Dob.
son last Tuesday evening. a care
party will be held at the wisteris
Cafeteria. Fifteenth and F. street.
northwest, March 2i. The ways and
party at the home of Mrs. Mallorey
615 Upshur street northwest, March
IL. The proceeds will be used tc
purchase articles for the hope chest
The Star Point Society of Brook.
land Chapter, No. II. will give an en-
| tertainment March at Sis pm. ir
Brookland Masonic Temple.
Acacia Chapter will meet next
| Tuesday evening at o'clock. After
short business meeting there will
he refreshments and entertainment.
| Bethlehem Chapter, No. z, enter
tained the officers of the Grand
|
patrons Tuesday evening. Grand Ma
tron Mrs. Fletcher and Grand Patron
| Charles Shreves were welcomed by
the matron, Mrs. Beulah Capper. The
grand officers responded. After the
| chapter closed there was an enter
tainment, with readings by Mr. Proc
| tor, Grand Chapter historian; Mrs.
Eugenia Corning and Mrs, Margaret
Powell; cello solo by Miss Vim
cencia Marseglia. and singing by Mr.
| Quine. Refreshments were served
Mrs. Ida NJ. Roberts. chairman of the
home board. announced the annual
! chicken dinner would be given March
| 25 in Northeast Masonic Temple.
Mizpah Chapter, No. S, will hold a
| short business meeting Tuesday. A
| luncheon, dinner and bazaar will be
held under the auspices of the chap
| ter March 1s 1T +hA Georgetown Ma
sonic Hall. Mrs. Rosenbusch will be
| In charge.
Naomi Chapter, No 8, met wednes-
! day ,evening, and degrees were con-
ferred. Mrs. l. NJ. Robinson, chair
| man dormitory committee. announced
| a card party to be held March Is at
the home of Mrs. Arthur Poynton,
141S Kennedy street northwest,
Matron Effie NJ Kessler of Gavel
Chapter, No. %, announces degrees
Tuesday evening.
| Good Will Chapter, No. 36. will con-
duct degrees March IS, followed by
| a short program.
Loyalty Chapter, No 32, was enter
tanned at its last meeting by Fred
Alexander, past patron of Ruth Chap
| ter, who gave a talk on the early
days of the Eastern Star in the Dis
| trict of Columbia. A musical pro-
gram was given by Mrs. Carnahan
and Mrs Hicks turkey dinner
was served on February 1s. The
Spring rummage sale will be held
March 5, and Z. On account of in
auguration there will be no meeting
March 4.
After the business session of ST.
Johns Lodge Chapter tomorrow
night the chapter will go to Ruth
Chapter, to be guests at a reception in
honor of Associate Grand Matron Ger
trude Milans and Associate Grand Pa
tron Pitt.
Columbia Floral Circle will be en-
tertained tomorrow afternoon at the
home of Mrs. Mary E. Eppelsheimer
1927 Hiatt place northwest, with Mrs.
Shirley Ernst assisting.
The Matrons and Patrons Associa-
ton of 1925 met February 21 at
Friendship Hall. After the business
session the members were initiated,
after which refreshments were served
The grand matron and grand patron
were guests. A Spring banquet is be-
ing planned for some time in March.
At it's meeting next Wedne esday
evening Joppa Lodge Chapter, No. 81,
will have a short business session,
followed by a social. The ways and
means committee will give a dinner
March 25, from 5 to Z pm, in Joppa
Temple, 1909 9Th street northwest.
Trinity Chapter, No. SO, will have
social evening at its next meeting,
March 5. Associate Matron Sallie 8.
Wilson will have charge OF the pro-
gram. The endowment committed ee
will hold a heart party at the home
of Mrs. Ferguson, 1913 Fifth street
northwest, March IA. The chapter
will have a rummage sale March
8, 8 and 10, at Seventh street and
Florida avenue northwest.
Washington Centennial Chapter, No.
26, was entertained February 20 with
minuet Of Paderewsh, danced by
Marie Hooper. Anna s. Porterfield,
Beatrice H. Brewton, Sadie J. Davis,
Mauvra G. Mendel, Lillian H. Haas,
Freda Smigelski and Kathryn Paxton.
Thelma Mendel was at the piano. The
dancers and all of the officers were
dressed in colonial costumes. Ruth
Ayler Morgan sang a song. A read
ing was given by Mary Barr and
solo and dance by Audrey Seiber.
John Walker Fenton, jr., made a
speech in conjunction with the pres
entation of a package" to Patron
John T. Vivian. Refreshments were
served under the direction of Mrs.
Mabel T. Blackman and a corps of
assistants. At the next meeting,
March 6, the official visit will be paid
by Grand Matron Mrs. r. G. Fletcher
and Grand Patron Charles S. Shreves.
A number of candidates will be re-
ceived into the chapter. A program
will be arranged under the direction
of Mrs. Florence Lee.
Lebanon Chapters past matrons and
patrons met recently at the home of
Matron Ida ". Johnson for the pur-
pose of organization. The following
officers were elected: Catherine Belts,
president: Leigh Nettleton, vice presi-
dent, and Sarah Cleland, secretary
and treasurer. The card party held
in the New Ebbitt Hotel, February
1S. sponsored by the dormitory COM
mittee, of which Cora Meyers is chair
man, was a great success. Lurtin r.
CHM, president Of the Masonic East
ern Star Home, gave an interesting
talk at the last meeting of the
chapter upon the general subject of
the activities and future plans of the