Evening star., 1926-05-16

matrons and patrons and the ofncers
and members of st. Johns Lodge
Chapter. The grand matron and pa
tron will be present. All members or
the fraternity are invited to attend.
The grand patron of Maryland, c.
Francis Morrison, was entertained at
dinner party by 20 of his
friends at the Government Printing
Office, Tuesday evening. Frank M.
Thompson acted as toastmaster. On
behalf of the party a gift was pre-
sented by Stanley II. Ridings, and J:
Harry Phillips presented basket or
roses to Mrs. Morrison.
Areme Chapter. No. 10, next
| Wednesday evening will be enter
Patron w. II. Murray will have
charge of the program.
Electa Chapter was entertained
with a playlet entitled THE Rum
mage Sale" last Tuesday evening.
The following took part: Mrs. Mamie
| Copes, Minnie Arnold, Florence
| Fowler, Ethel Frazier. Elizabeth
| Harmon. Lulu Emo, Frances Rice,
Orrie Hanes, Helen Butz. Elsie Rob
inson. Charles EtZler. William Scan
ter Fowler. The endowment commit
tee meets at the home of Mrs. Annie
Bradbury Wednesday evening, Mrs.
| Clara Barr, joint hostess. The dor
mitory committee meets at the home
! of Mrs. LYDIA Paul Saturday to lunch
con. Mrs. Paul and Miss Sarah King,
hostesses.
Temple Chapter, No. 10, met Mon
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Grand Matron Gertrude b. Milans,
Grand Patron George Pitt and the
matrons and patrons of 1926. A the
ater party will be held May 26.
Brookland Chapter, No. IL. cele-
brated it's twentieth anniversary last
Wednesday. The past matrons and
patrons We're the guests of honor and,
after a welcome by Matron Virginia
Carleton, Past Grand Matron Min
erva Crawford and Past Grand Pa
tron William Belts, who were matron
and patron of the chapter in 1908
and 1916, respectively, were escorted
| to the East. Associate Grand Con-
ductress Pearl Watt Glib, who was
matron of the chapter in 1917, was
| present also.
The entertainment included a read
! ing by Associate Conductress Ger
trude Litschard, telling in verse the
| tale of the events of the chapter from
it's institution to the present date, in
which she was assisted by Teresa
Hargett, Maud Lewis, DR.. Neal and
William Zeigler, who presented each
past matron and patron with flowers.
The entertainment was in charge of
Mrs. Gwynette Willis, who composed
| the verses.
Announcement was made by Asso.
ciate Matron Louise Nubson that a
| luncheon and card party would be
given by the ways and means com
mittee at Brookland Masonic Temple
| May 27, with luncheon from IL to
80 pm.
Conductress Grace Stiles announced
a meeting of the dormitory commit
| tee at the home of Mary Eastlack,
| 1865 Monroe street northeast, tomor-
row at s pm.
La Fayette Lodge Chapter. No. 81.
will have social next Saturday
| night. There will be a brief business
meeting and the chapter will then
close and go to the headquarters of
the Gavel Club, 719 Thirteenth street,
where there will be dancing. cards
and refreshments. All matrons and
patrons of 1926 are invited The dor
mitory committee is holding a
laundry touring party" next We'd
nesday afternoon at o'clock. The
! chapter has charge of the re-
| ligious services at the Masonic and
Eastern Star Home next Sunday aft
ernoon at 3 o'clock. Rev. Homer ].
Councillor of Calvary Baptist Church
will be the speaker and Mrs. Mar
| garet Joyce will sing.
Harmony Chapter will be conse-
| Grated on the afternoon of May 20
at the Masonic Temple. The chap
ter will entertain Friendship and
Joppa Lodge Chapters May q. A
meeting of the home board was held
at the home of Mrs. Henrietta Vance.
Bethany Chapter, No. "a, will cele-
brate dormitory night at the meeting
| next Friday. The speaker will be
Past Matron Helen f. Roberts of
| Electa Chapter. The dormitory
| committee will hold a luncheon
| Thursday at the home of Mrs. Lei
| bert, with Mrs. Fosse and Mrs. Douan
assisting hostesses. A card party