Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-10-21

ter VIII NIL the StaLlOnS tOHlOTTOW
evening during the degree work. Past
Grand Matron Tillie c. Chauncey and
Past Patron James L. Evans will be in
the east. The home board will meet
with Mrs. Mary E. Spiker. 1916 Euclid
street. October % at pm.
Esther Chapter met Thursday eve
ming. with the past matrons and patrons
as special guests. They were served a
dinner of song and jest by the officers
of the chapter, assisted by Mrs. William
T. Reed and Newton Hammer. The
following distinguished guests were
present: Worthy Grand Matron Sallye
c. Bogley. Worthy Grand Patron Will
liam H. Dow. Associate Grand Patron
Proctor, Grand ConductreSS Merritt,
Associate Grand ConductreSs Hollander,
Grand Treasurer Mckenzie, Grand
Lecturer Teachum: Past Grand Matrons
Handy Allen. Streater. Kimmel, Hud-
son, Barnhart Campbell. Chauncey.
Milans and Stephenson. and Past Grand
Patrons Streater. Milans, West. Belts.
Pitt and Dulin. The entertainment was
followed by refreshments and dancing.
Esther Chapter entertained the resi-
dents of the Masonic and Eastern Star
home Friday evening with solos by Mrs.
William T. Reed and readings by Past
Grand Matron Streater, followed by
motion pictures. Refreshments were
served.
The ways and means committee of
Trinity Chapter recently held a card
party at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Blankenship. The home board met
Tuesday at the home of Mrs Catharine
Hooker with Mrs. Hoover and Miss
Audrey Pilgrim assisting.
Lebanon Chapter will confer the de-
grees next Tuesday, with Associate
Matron Mrs. Florida Nettleton as
matron and the other line officers ad-
vanced. The associate matrons of the
local chapters are invited to attend.
Loyalty Chapter will hold bazaar
October 26 in Northeast Masonic Tenn
pie. Dinner from to o'clock, fol-
lowed by dancing.
The 1928 Matrons and Patrons Asso-
citation met at East Gate Temple. The
grand officers and brides and grooms of
the year we're the guests of honor.
Among those present were Grand
Matron Mrs. Sallye C. Bogley and Mr..
Bogley. Grand Patron William j. Dow
and Mrs. Dow, Right Worthy Grand
Secretary Mrs Keyes, Right Worthy
Grand Treasurer Mrs. Lamond, Asso-
ciate Grand Matron Mrs. Glib, Asso-
ciate Grand Patron Proctor and Mrs.
Proctor. Grand Secretary Mrs. Yost,
Grand Treasurer Mrs. Mckenzie, Grand
Lecturer Mrs. Teachum, Grand Con-
ductress Mrs Merritt and Mr.. Merritt
and Associate Grand ConductresS Mrs.
Hollander.
The president, Mrs. Florence A.
Bailey, greeted the guests, after which
the brides and grooms were presented
with pieces of silver from the aSsocia-
ton by the vice president, Joseph T.
Plant, and the secretary, Mrs. Frances
Dobson The president was given a
shower of useful gifts in honor of her
birthday anniversary and presented
with large cake by the association In
honor of her wedding anniversary.
Vocal numbers were rendered by Mrs.
Martin of Cathedral Chapter, accom-
panied by Miss Reinback, and readings
were given by Mrs. Harmon of Electa
Chapter Refreshments we're served
followed by dancing. The next meeting
of the association viii be held at Ruth
Chapter November 90 at 8 pm.
The association will entertain the
1927 Matrons and Patrons Association
at dance Halloween night, october 81,
at Chestnut Farms Auditorium at $3.50
o'clock The 1923 matronS and patrons
are requested to meet at 7:45 pm. We'd
nesday on the second floor at Scottish
Rite Cathedral, Third and streets, to
attend in body the grand visitation.
La Fayette Lodge Chapter will confer
degrees at its meeting october u, with
advanced line. Associate Grand Matron
Pearl Watt Glib, Associate Grand Pa
iron Proctor and the associate
matrons of 1928 are specially invited
guests. Charter Member night was
observed ata the last meeting, and The
following program was rendered: Piano
solo, Miss Gertrude Dyre: reaching, Miss
Marietta Callahan; novelty dance, Miss
Mary Quinby, and vocal solo, Miss
Lucy Hopkins, accompanied by Miss
Dyre Associate Grand Conductress
Amy Hollendar was visitor The ways
and means committee Will have a play
October 3d. at Northeast Temple. There
will be card party at Chestnut Farms
Auditorium November 2.
Matron Grace B. Stiles of Brookland
Chapter announces at the meeting Oc-
tober "a the degrees will be con-
party of the members will be held.
The last card party will be held to-
morrow evening at the hcme of Mrs.
Louise B. Nubson, 4301 Thirteenth
street northeast. The chapter will en-
terrain King David Lodge october 26.
Matron Lille c. Eihel announces the
degrees will be conferred on class of
men at the meeting of Temple Chap
ter. Also this night has been dedicated
to the men of the chapGef. A meeting
of the budget committee was held at
the apartment of the matron last Mon
day. The next meeting of the auxiliary
home board will be at the home Of
Fannie E. Abel, with Eva Chickadel
and Ida Hals as joint hostesscS, Octo-
Der IS. After the meeting of october
the members were entertained with
songs by Miss Florence Sherman. ac-
companied by Miss Leah Eeffenbach;
solos by the organist, Arrabella Addi-
son, accompanied by Miss Alice Larri-
more; recitations by Miss Lille Ncr-
wood and songs and dance by Master
WILDER YockelSon.
st. Johns Ledge Chapter at the
meeting October Is advanced the line
officers to confer the degrees. The
chairs were occupied as follows: Re-
becca Wharton, matron; William Nor
rison, patron Mable Lewis, associate
matron: Lima Pollitt, conductresS, and
Past Matron Mary McCoach as a>so-
ciate Conductress. Distinguished guests
were Past Grand Matron Gertrude
Milans, Junior Past Grand Patron
Ernest Dulin and Associate Grand
Patron John Clagett Proctor and
the associate matrons of 1928 as
special invited guests. Iva Hocken-
berry gave vocal solos. Refresh
ments were served. Dancing followed
The temple committee will give a card
party Tuesday evening at a cafe on
Fourteenth street opposite the Bureau
of Engraving. The members of the
home board are requested to attend
the general home board meeting at
the temple tomorrow at l O'Clock. A
special meeting for the purpose of init
ating candidates will be held October