Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-03-27
FRATERNITIES

| of stringed instruments by five young
| women Refreshments and dancing
| followed.
| Hope Chapter, with Hope Lodge
| F. A. A. NJ. visited the Masonic and
Eastern Star Home last Friday eve
ming, where they furnished entertain
ment and refreshments to the children
and adults. The entertainment con
sisted of two one-act plays arranged
| by Edgar ClaTkson. Cornet solos were
rendered by c. p. Furminger, accom-
panied by Matron Mary E. Hutchin
son; vocal solos by Viola Shippert
| klinger, accompanied by Florence
Morsell, and the Vaughn Class Orches
ira, under the direction Of Charles w
Guest. The temple committee will
give card party March 81, at 721
Eleventh street, at pm.
Mizpah Chapter will meet April +
at which time the degrees will be con
ferred A meeting was held of the
chairmen of committees on the bazaar
to be held in October. A luncheon
| and dinner will be held April q In
the hall.
The grand matron and CRANE
patron paid Washington Centennia
Chapter an official visit March IS
Associate Grand Matron Mrs. Boyle,
and Associate Grand ConductresS
Mrs. Merritt were among the dis
tinguished guests. A short program
was rendered which was arranged by
the matron, Mrs. Maude Shively
The chapter will entertain the Score
tary's Association April l. A pro
gram is being arranged by Past Ma
iron Hannah H. Munroe.
Activities of Grand Matron Mrs
Lena Stephenson for this week are
Monday, Miriam Chapter, official visit
Friday, Bethany Chapter, official visit
After short business meeting Mount
Pleasant Chapter entertained the chill.
dren at its last meeting. At the next
| meeting, April !. Matron Blanch
Larner announces an April fools party
after a short business meeting. The
Mount Pleasant Mite Club will hold
cabaret show in the Masonic Temple
Fourteenth and Kenyon streets, April
30. Past Matron Mildred Sherman
and Past Patron Charles w Morgan
jr., have charge of the arrangements
At it's last meeting Congress Lodge
Chapter celebrated charter and hon.
orary members night. The distin.
guished guests present were: Past
Grand Matrons Minerva Crawford
Flora Campbell and Grand Lecturer
Mary Teachum and Past Grand Rep.
resentative from the State of New
York Mary +. Young. The De Molay
boys entertained and ALI charter and
honorary members and talent were
given boxes of candy.
Fidelity Chapter at it's last meeting
held card party. The matron an
nounced rummage sale, April 4.
and 6.
AT the last meeting of Federal Chap
ter, Grand Matron Lena Stephenson
and Grand Patron Ernest Dulin paid
their official visit. The degrees were
conferred. Among the distinguished
guests We're Past Matron Nellie r.
Fletcher, Past Patron Charles S.
Shreve. Past Matron Amy Hollander,
chairman and lecturer, and Grand Con-
ductress Pearl Watt Glib. The ways
and means committee will meet Tues
day at the home of Mrs. Talbert. 152
Bryant street. The general home
board meeting is tomorrow afternoon
at the Masonic Temple. The dormi-
tory committee will give minstrel
show April 27, at Northeast Masonic
Temple.
Temple Chapter will have a social at
their meeting tomorrow night. Matron
Miriam A. Norwood requests the mem
bers of the board to attend the gen
eral board meeting tomorrow after
noon. Associate Matron Lille G. Eikel
will hold a rummage sale May 16, II
and Is at 2014 Georgia avenue.
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At the meeting of Bethany Chapter,
March Is, program was rendered.
The star points distributed oranges,
which were sent from the Florida
home of Past Patron and Past Matron
Mr.. and Mrs. b. III. Howard.
The home board will meet at the
Ebbitt Hotel tomorrow at 1890 pm.
A theater party will be given at
Keith's Theater for the dormitory
committee, Tuesday: Mrs. Alice New
hard will entertain at a "tacky" party
April at her home, 4103 New Hamp-
shire avenue. A rummage sale will be
held April 25, 26 and q, and dance,
May A, at Wardman Park Hotel.
Brookland Chapter, after exempli-
flying the degrees, devoted last meet
ing to the endowment fund of the
Masonic and Eastern Star Home. Past
Patron Troy A. NubSon spoke on
willis" and Mrs. Martha 3. Rich on
1.-THE Endowment Fund" A sketch
was presented by Junior Past Matron
Virginia Carleton, Hannah Mcclure,
Miss Alice Hunt, Minnie Neil, Nelson
Cox, Harold Higgins and Past Patron
Jere Mackle.
Electa Chapter had initiation Tues
day evening. Past Patron Arthur
Simpson sang solos. The annual rum
mage sale will start March 81 on
Nichols avenue southeast.
Mr.. and Mrs. William l.. Boyce en-
tertained the present and past ma
irons and patrons of Miriam Chapter
at their home in Bladensburg, Md.
March 81, to form an association. The
following officers were elected: Sadie
A. BOyce, president; Thomas j. Gates,
vice president; Edith T.. Ford, secre-
tary and treasurer; William r. Cliff
ford, Kate r. Stockman and Anna b.
Seller were appointed on the executive
committee. Mary L. Conner was APP
pointed chairman of a picnic to be
held in July. The next meeting will
be May 81, with Mr.. and Mrs. William
X. Clifford. The following enrolled as
members Thomas J. Gates, William
J.. and Sadie A. Boyce, Joseph b. and
Daisy M. Simms, Kate X. Stockman,
Clayton "A. and Anna y. Seller, Joseph
Cottrell, John T. Rappolt and Mrs.
Rappolt, Edith +. Lord, Edward V.
and Mary e. Common. William r. and
Pearl Clifford, Celia NJ. Hines and Eos.
ter J. and Helen Rowen.
Bethlehem Chapter had initiatory
work Tuesday evening, after which a
| dance number by the Anterior sisters
was presented and refreshments
served. A special meeting of the ways
and means committee will be held
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