Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-02-14

Grand Patrons Belts and Mowbray
were among the distinguished guests.
A program consisting of dancing by
Misses Caretta and Gertrude Hunter,
readings by Mrs. Zeller of Washing
ton Centennial Chapter and solos by
Mrs. Addison of Temple Chapter was
given. Refreshments were served.
Associate ConduCtreSs Thompson had
charge of both the program and re-
freshments. The ways and means
committee will hold a card party at
1879 street tomorrow evening, to
which all members and friends are
invited. Mr.. Crumb. chairman of the
| dormitory committee. is planning a
dance and card party for March &c
| at the Washington club.
Temple Chapter. No. IS, has called
off the next meeting on account Of
George 'Washington's birthday. A
| card party and dance will be given
| February 27 at the City Club. Mrs.
| Lille Eibel is in charge. with Junior
Past Matron Harriet A. Corwin as
| slstins. The next meeting will be
| held March S.
Federal Chapter, No. SO, at it's re.
cent meeting was presented with sew
| eral gifts. The charter case, appro-
priately engraved, was given by Past
| Grand Matron Nellie T., Fletcher and
| Past Grand Patron Charles s. Shreve,
| the fraternal mother and father of the
| chapter, with remarks by the past
grand patron, Charles S. Shreve. Ruth
| point was presented by Martha, Doro-
| thy Paul, in behalf of two Of the
youngest and enthusiastic members.
| Grace Wrenn and Maurine Brattain;
esther point was presented by Rose
flyer Hartung, associate matron of
AFeme Chapter, No. 10, in memory of
her father, who was d past master of
Federal Lodge, No. /. Martha point
was given by Mrs. Watts, past matron
of Harding Chapter, No. 81, in memory
or her daughter, being presented by
Past Matron Emma G. Coumbe of
Harding Chapter. EleCta point was
presented by Mrs. Pierce, past matron
of Areme, No. 10, in memory of her
husband. also Il past master Of Fed
eraI Lodge. No. l. The marshall's
| baton was given by Mr. and Mrs.
Wrenn, both members of Federal
| Chapter. No. 3S. The ballot box was
given by the chapters matrOn, Ruth
Fur, and Patron G. W. Elliot, and
| The two conductresses' STATS, given
| by Mrs. Birdie Vowel. a member of
the chapter, with the five Star-pOint
stats given by Past Matron Emma
| Coumbe of Harding Chapter, No. 81.
viii be presented at the next meeting.
A gold Royal Arch Chapter charm was
given and presented to Worthy Patron
Elliot personally by Chairman Cole of
the entertainment committee. The
program was pleasing including
Colonial Minuet," By Mizpah Chap
ter, No. &, girls, accompanied on the
piano by Past Matron Ruth Little; the
Charleston, by Estelle Lowrey ard
Evelyn Alder; readings. by Mr.. Kelly
of Areme, No 10. and a solo by Mrs
King, accompanied 10y Mrs. Leech. AT
the next meeting there will he initia-
ton. The chapter is giving a Keith's
Theater party Wednesday, February
II. at S:15 pm. A meeting Of the home
board and dornitory is called at the
home of Mrs. Marshall Wrenn, 304S +
street northwest. February 10.
The Auxiliary Home Board Of Hope
Chapter No. 80. will give a card party
tomorrow at the Inn Side Cafeteria
721 Thirteenth street, at pm.
Last Wednesday was Riddles
night at Brookland Chapter. and at
the close of the business session the
evening was turned over to the chill
dren of the chapter members and their
friends. A program was given by the
children. consisting of piano selections
by Master Stanley Speake, recitations
by Mascer John Miller and Miss Mary
oil J.