Evening star., 1925-03-08
FRATERNITIES

street northwest March 10, at s pm.
There also will be a rehearsal, under
direction of Grand Lecturer Teachum.
for officers at the Masonic Temple,
March H.. at 1880 pm
The meeting of the women's East
ern Star Club, United States Treasury
Department, will be held at the home
of Mrs. Arnie c. Miller 5213 Connecti-
cut avenue, March IS, at s pm.
Takoma Chapter, No. IL, will hold
a food sale next Saturday in Hen
bricks showrooms. Carroll avenue, at
l pm. A card party will be held
March II at the home of Junior Past
Matron Clinton, 124 Willow avenue
at pm. Degrees will be conferred
at the meeting next Friday at the
Takoma Masonic Hall.
Bethany Chapter, No. "a, will be
officially visited March 20 by Grand
Matron Mrs. Fletcher and Grand Pa
tron Charles Shreve. The matrons
and patrons of 1925 are invited. The
meeting will be followed by an en-
tertainment and serving of refresh
ments. The meetings of the various
chapter clubs will be held at the
following places during the month of
March: The Bethany Afternoon Club.
at the home of Mrs. Estelle Catlin,
zoos G street northwest: Bethany So
cial Boosters, at the home of Miss
Thelma Renlein. 1927 Sixteenth street
northwest; Bethany Sunshine Club at
the home of Mrs. Anna l.. White, 3l45
Mount Pleasant street northwest
Mrs. A. I. Connor is arranging a card
party for the Sunshine Club, to be
held March II at $40 Eleventh street
northwest at s o'clock. The home
board announces card party at the
Raleigh Hotel April Is. Past Patron
Jesse b. Adams and Mrs. Adams an
nounce card party for the chapter
at their home, 1906 Emerson street
northwest. March 27, at o'clock A
rummage sale is announced for May
4, and 6.
Matron Ida V. Johnson of Lebanon
Chapter announces an entertainment
and refreshments under direction OF
the Star Points, which will follow a
snort business session next Tuesday
evening. A rummage sale will be
given for the benefit of the home
board tomorrow, continuing through
out the week. The sales will be in
charge of the associate matron, chair
man of the board.
Martha Chapter. No. 4. will have a
turkey dinner at Northeast Masonic
Temple, Eighth and F streets north
east, next Thursday, from to pm.
Mrs. Charlotte Payne is chairman
Temple Chapter, No. Is, will meet
tomorrow in the chapter rooms, New
Masonic Temple.
Matron Henri I. Mackle of Brook
land Chapter, No. II, announces a So
clal evening Wednesday with Marie
l.. Stebbins in charge of the program.
Al the last meeting Past Grand Ma
iron Minerva r. Crawford was pres
ent. me following program was
given: Vocal solo. Charles Butler
readings, Miss Miriam Thomas: duet
Junior Past Matron Harriet d. Burn
SIDE and Mrs. Mary Leef, with Mrs.
GWynette Willis at the piano A pres
entation was made by Associate Ma
tron Mrs. Mamie Greenstreet of Jopps
Lodge Chapter.
At the last meeting of Electa Chan
Ter solos were sung by Mrs Sarah
klng, accompanied by Mrs. Maud Fry
Inc grand matron and grand patron
are expected to pay Electa Chanter
an official visit at the next meeting
program will be provided by the
conductress, Mrs. Florence Fowler. A
rummage sale will be held on Nichols
avenue for 10 days, beginning Thurs
day.
Hope Chapter. No. so. will meet next
ednesday at 80 o'clock snecIal
program is being prepared BY Edgar i
Clarkson. Friday evening a heart so-
cial Will be he'd at 502 Twelfth street
northeast for the benefit of the AuxiIia ~
home Board. Mrs. Isabel Brightweu and
MRS. Emma Waldron, hostesses.
Mlriam Chapter. No. %, will meet
tomorrow evening, at which time tha
degrees Will be conferred by Grand
Lecturer Teachum. A costume dance
VIII be given at the Northeast Ma
sonic Temple. Sth and F. streets
northeast, March II. Prizes will he
awarded for the most unique cos
tunes
Congress Lodge Chapter. No. "a
met Monday. Grand Matron Nellie p
FLETCHER and Grand Patron Charles
,. ShreVes, accompanied by the 1928
rnatrons and patrons were guests
Inc grand matron and grand patron
complimented the matron, Audrey q
Gregory. and other officers on their
many activities. A program was rem
dered, after which refreshments were
served.
Mizpah Chapter, No. s, held a short
business meeting Tuesday, which was
ioIioWed by an entertainm as
follows: Sketch, presented by the
Woman's Auxiliary of the Crafts
mans Club, the Masonic Club of the
Veterans Bureau. Miss Kiefer was in
charge. Those in the cast were Mrs.
Noreta Reed, Miss Esther Foulke
Mrs. Rose Hidde, Miss Janet Harris,
Miss Retta E. Wilson, Miss Frances
Shirley. Miss Maude Orebaugh, Miss
Aida Huston. Sketch entitled Miles
Standfsh Up-to-Date," presented by
Mrs. Anne Etzler and Tracy Camp
bell. A program of activities has been
arranged as follows: March 10, lunch
con, dinner and bazaar at the Masonic
Hall, Georgetown: April IS, card
party by the Mu Delta Sigma; April
10, members of Potomac and George
c. Whiting Lodges to be guests of the
chapter; May 19, past matrons and
patrons night
The auxiliary home board of Gavel
Chapter, No. %, will hold a five hum
dred card party, Thursday evening, at
$3.50 o'clock, at the home of Mrs.
Frances Rowell, 6o4 South Spruce
street, Lyon Park, Va. Guests will be
conveyed by automobiles, which will
leave Masonic Temple, Thirteenth street
and New York avenue. at s o'clock The
dormitory committee will meet Fri
day evening 1t the home of Mrs Bur-
nadette Miller, 1911 E street north
east, at o'clock.
WOMEN'S BENEFIT ASSOCIA-
TON.
Liberty Union, No. 6, met last Mon
day evening and made arrangements
for box party to be held the eve