Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-02-07
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EASTERN STAR.
Unity Chapter. No. %. will celebrate
its ninth birthday anniversary Feb.
ruary IL. after a short business SEES
sion. A program has been arranged,
after which refreshments Will be
served. There will also be dancing
with the matrons and patrons Of 1925
as guests of honor. All members OF
the order are invited. The dormitory
committee will hold a dance February
10 at the University Women's Club.
1880 / street. The ways and means
committee will give a card party
March / at the Burlington Hotel. The
auxiliary home board will hold meet
ing Tuesday at the home OF Mrs.
Steiner, 1853 A street northeast.
Trinity Chapter, No 80. at It's meet.
ing Thursday was visited by Grand
Matron Gertrude Milans. Grand Pa
tron George Pitt. accompanied by the
matrons and patrons of 1926. After
short business meeting they were
entertained with a program, followed
by refreshments and dancing.
At the last meeting of Columbia
Chapter the degrees were conferred
upon q class Of eight. After the bust
ness tomorrow night, a program will
the direction Of Miss Frances l.. Jack
son. The first meeting of the aux
liary home board will he held at 8
pm. February IS at the home of Mrs.
Estele Corbin. 1011 Monroe street.
Mrs Freddy c. de Lesdernier and Mrs.
Mildred Moffett will be the assisting
AoStesseS.
At the last meeting of Brookland
Chapter, No. II, the degree work has
given for the first time by the new
officers. Past Matron Pearl Watt
Glib was escorted to the east. where
announcement was made OF her cleo
ton to the office of associate grand
conductress a basket of flowers was
presented to her from the chapter.
The chapter was entertained by Mrs.
Schultze Of Ruth Chapter. and by Mrs.
Zeller of Washington Centennial Chap
ter. Mrs. Ruth Speake announced a
card party to be given by the Star
Point Society at Masonic Temple,
Twelfth and Monroe streets north
east, February 10 at s pm. Matron
Virginia NJ. Carleton announced that
the meeting February 10 would be
'.kiddies' night and invited oil the
members and friends to come and
bring the children.
Miriam Chapter, No. %. will have
work tomorrow night. followed bv an
entertainment. February l3 the chap.
ter will give a dance and card party
at the Colonial Hotel, Fifteenth and
NJ streets.
Temple Chapter. No. Is. will meet
at the New Masonic Temple tomorrow
at pm. The degrees will be con.
ferred February 81. A dance will be
held at the City Club. Mrs. Lille
Eibel Is in charge.
A special program OF entertainment
under the direction of Past Patron J.
Harry Phillips was presented by
Esther Chapter Thursday. The an
nual, dance Of the chapter will be
given Wednesday at the Willard. The
committee in charge Is composed of
Mrs. Lucy r. Fessenden. Mrs. Lucy
Miller and Mrs. Mildred r. Shafer.
La Fayette Chapter. No. 81. will
have valentine party next Saturday
evening The chapter will meet at
he usual hour at the Masonic Tenn
pie for a short business meeting and
entertainments II will then go to the
rooms of the Gavel Club. 71s Thir-
teenth street. for dancing and refresh,
ments. The matrons and patrons of
all the chapters are invited. A thea
Ter party was held at keith's during
n week.
AT the last meeting of Warren G.
Harding Chapter, No. 81. Past Grand
Matron Flora E. Campbell, accom-
panied by the matrons and patrons
of 1929, visited the chapter and pre-
sented the associate grand patron, j.
Ernest Dulin, with silver candl sticks.
Past Matron Grace l.. Coles made the
presentation remarks. Junior Past
Grand Matron Nellie e. Fletcher and
Junior Past Grand Patron Charles s.
Shreve. Past Grand Patron Gratz E.
Dunkum, Associate Grand Matron
Lena Stephenson and the associate
grand patron were escorted to the east.
Associate Grand Conductress Pearl
Watt Glib was welcomed by the matron.
Past Grand Matron Campbell. assisted
by Past Matron Sarah d. Watts as
acting grand marshal. and Past Ma
tron Grace Williams as acting grand
chaplain, installed Mrs. Belle N. Sud
Ter as chaplain and Miss Aida A. Sharp
as Martha. The new corps of officers
had charge of the initiatory work
Miss Nellie E. Slye and Mrs. Laura
Star pins by Patron Harry L. Slye
through Past Patrons Elmer Johnson
and w. Arthur Storm. The matron
announces a card party at the Wis
terra, 18th and F streets, Saturday
night. for the benefit Of the endow-
ment committee.
St. Johns Lodge Chapter. No. 49,.
celebrated its twelfth birthday ami
versary last Monday evening. The
distinguished guests present were
Grand Matron Gertrude B. Milans,
Grand Patron George Pitt. Right
Worthy Grand Secretary Minnie E.
Keyes; Right Worthy Grand Treas
urer Alcena Lamond. Past Grand Ma
iron Grace z. Kimmel, Past Grand
Matrons Nellie E. Fletcher, Hattie r.
Minerva E.. Crawford. Past Grand
Patrons Charles s. Shreve, Jo-
seph II. Milans. Reuben A. Bog
ley and Crate e. Dunkum, AS
! sociate Grand Matron Lena Stephen
son, Associate Grand Patron ]. Eearn.
est Dulin. Grand Conductress Sallye
/ Bogley, Associate Grand Conductress
Pearl Watt Glib, the matron and pa
iron of Ruth Chapter, No. l. with
their officers and members, and the
matrons and patrons of 1925. They
were entertained by little Eallette
Schmidt with d dance and monologue
accompanied on the violin by Norman
Goldman. After this program the
birthday cake was cut by the matron
Maude L. NJ. Or1nsby, after which re-
freshments were served, followed by
dancing.
Good VIII Chapter, No. So, held a
card party January % at the home Of
Mrs. Annie NJ. Bohrer. chairman of
the dormitory committee. BY request,
the chairman will arrange a series of
these house parties. Conductress,
Mrs. Ruth w. Measell, chairman Of
the ways and means, Is making plans
for a bake sale" to be held In the
near future.
A card party will be given for the