Evening star., 1928-11-04
FRATERNITIES

Dunkum. A large number of the
matrons and patrons of 1917 and 1926
and officers and members Of Joseph H
Milans Chapter were present. The
chapter viii meet November 5 at
1880 pm.
The Matrons and Patrons Associa-
ton of 1926 met October 81 in Brook
land Chapter room. There was pro-
gram and refreshments, furnished by
the women of the association. followed
by singing of old-tirne songs, led by
Mrs. Sallie Wilson.
The matron of Friendship Chapter
announces the grand visitation of the
grand matron and her corps of officers
November 6 at o'clock at a special
meeting. The regular meeting of the
chapter November 13 has been called
off.
Naomi Chapter met October "a The
associate matrons and conductresses
were entertained. A program was rem
dered. Mrs. Jarley's Waxworks," by the
officers, directed by Martha H. Gould;
cornet solos by Mr.. Wiseman. Re-
freShments were served. The past ma
irons and past patrons will be the
chapters special guests November IA.
Chevy Chase Chapter will meet
Tuesday evening. The visitation Of the
grand officers will be made at a Spe-
cial meeting of the chapter Saturday
evening, November II.
Cathedral Chapter was visited by the
Grand Chapter October "a. The dis
tinguished guests were Grand Matron
Sallye Bogley, Grand Patron William
Dow, Associate Grand Patron Proctor,
Grand Conductress Merritt, Associate
! Grand Conductress Hollander, Right
Worthy Grand Secretary Minnie
KeyeS, Past Grand Matrons Lamond,
Stephenson Fletcher, O'Bryan, CowleS,
Campbell, Hudson, and Past Grand Pa
irons Dulin, Bogley. Belts, Dunkum and
| Waterman. The line officers will ad-
vance for the comforting Of the degrees
November Ia. A special invitation is
extended to the associate grand matron,
associate grand patron and the asso-
ciate matronS to attend this meeting.
The worthy grand matron and worthy
grand patron made Esther Chapter their
annual grand visitation Thursday eve
ming. The following distinguished
guests accompanied the grand matron
and grand patron: Right Worthy Grand
| Secretary Keyes Right Worthy Grand
Treasurer Lamond; Past Grand Matrons
Handy, Allen, Streater, Taylor, Kimmel.
Cowles, Hudson, Barnhart. Barnard
and Stephenson, and Past Grand Patrons
Streater, Bogley, Brashears, Dunkum
and West The program was presented
by the past matrons of the chapter.
Matron Margaret H. Jones announces
the degrees will be conferred at the
meeting of November Is.
Brightwood Chapter will be visited by
the grand matron, grand patron and
other grand officers Thursday at $50
pm. The associate conductress, Miss
Ardell Payne, will entertain at a tea
Sunday from to o'clock In honor of
Brightwood Chapter at 1911 Hamilton
street.
Matron Lillian Rowzee of Gavel
Chapter announces a business meeting
Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Florence A. Bailey invites the
Emma T. Blood, associate matron of
Joppa Lodge Chapter, at its meeting
November 81. There will be short
business meeting, program, refreshments
and dancing. The chapter will have its
annual grand visitation November 7.
Grand visitations for week of No
vember are: Ruth, November S, BIS
pm: Friendship, November 6, 8:15 pm.
(speciaD; Joppa, November z, 8:15
pm; Brightwood, November 8. $50
pm; Harmony, November 8, $50 pm;
Takoma, November 9, $3.50 pm, and
Martha, November 10, 8:l5 pm. (spe-
ciaD.
The annual banquet of the Matrons
and Patrons Association Of 1921 was
held october 81 at the City Club. The
guests of the evening were Grand Pa
tron William G. Dow and Mrs. Dow,
Associate Grand Patron John c. Proc
tor and Mrs Proctor and Associate
Grand Conductress Amy Hollander.
The following officers were elected:
President, Charles r. Sener: vice presi-
dent, Miss Katherine Lear and Secre-
tnTy and treasurer, Esther v. Cross.
The annual grand visitation Of Beth
any Chapter will take place at the next
meeting, November is.
Treaty Oak Chapter will meet Mon
day evening at 8 o'clock on Temple
Heights.
Unity Chapter had Past Grand Ma
as guest of honor at the last meeting.
Mrs. EWeing is also District of Colum-
bia representative in her home State.
Other guests Of honor included Grand
Matron Mrs. Sallye Bogley and Grand
Patron William j. Dow of the Grand
Chapter of the District and Grantz E.
Dunkum, past grand patron and past
grand master of the Grand Lodge Of
MaSonS of the District of Columbia. In
commemoration of the seventy fourth
birthday of the late L. Cabell William
son, the first grand patron of the Order
Eastern Star of the District, also
past most worthy grand patron of the
General Grand Chapter, tribute was
paid by the matron, Mrs. Frances Dob
son. as flowers were placed upon the
altar.
Washington Centennial Chapter, after
initiation, was entertained with pro-
gram october 26. At the meeting of
| November 16 the grand matron, grand
| patron and other officers of the Grand
|. Chapter will pay the annual grand viSi-
| tation. A short program is being ar
ranged. The chapter will have a card
party the afternoon Of November for
the folks at the Masonic and Eastern
Star Home.
OTncerS OF congress Lodge CnapCeE
| gave surprise shower birthday party
| october IA to the matron, M. Betty
Wolfe, at her home, 800 Richmond
avenue, Silver Spring, Md.
DAUGHTERS OF AMERICA.
Mount Vernon Council had a recep-
| ton and banquet October % in honor
of its deputy State councillor, Mrs
Roberta E. Nails. Secretary John E.
Smallwood made the presentation speech
and presented Mrs Nails with huge
bunch of chrySanthemums. A dance
| followed the reception.
I Kenmore Council met October 26 A
rehearsal was held October % prepara-
| tory to the annual State visitation
Unity Council met october a. with