Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-12-02

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patron of Maryland. Enos Ray, an,
Past Grand Matron Campbell wer
guests. The next meeting of the chap
ter will be December 14-election o
officers.
Joppa Lodge Chapter had the as
Sociate matrons as its guests at its las
meeting. when the entertainment con
sisted of vocal selections by Mrs. Grac
Mooney Richards. and a talk by Lieut.
Walter Hinton, pilot of the NC-4 O
transatlantic fame, on some of his eX
perienceS. The matron and patron en-
tertained their officers and chairmen o
standing committees at Chestnut Farm
Auditorium December l. There wer,
dancing and cards. December is cleo
ton of officers. after which a buffe
supper will be served to members only
The officers of the Grand Chaptel
paid Temple Chapter its grand vista
ton November 26. and were received BY
the matron, Lille c. Eibel Amonl
the distinguished guests were Mos
Worthy Grand Secretary Minnie E
Reyes Most Worthy Grand Treasurer
Alcena Lamond, Past Grand Matron;
Stevenson, Cowles, Fletcher, MilanS
OoAlPUSAA, way bC1ly, dI(
Hudson, and Past Grand Patrons
Shreve, Dulin, Pitt and Milans anc
the matrons and patrons of 1928. A
short address was made by Past Crane
Patron Shreve. The grand matror
and patron we're presented with fruit
plates and knives set in a silver rack by
Mrs. Louise Hoskinson and Mrs. Nora H
Henry, respectively. A solo was sung
by Mrs. Clara WiSeman. The next
meeting, December 10, will be election
OF officers at 7:30 o'clock, followed by
installation of officers at o'clock.
Mizpah Chapter will meet Tuesday
which is the annual election night.
Mrs. Louise E. Kreglow. matron OF
Joseph H. Milans Lodge Chapter, ans
nounces election of officers Thursday
evening. A turkey dinner will be served
to members at o'clock. The new
officers will be installed December 20.
The matron of Mount Pleasant Chap
ter announces the annual meeting OF
the chapter for December z, at which
time the election of officers will be held
Installation of the new line officers will
occur at the second meeting Of the
month.
The last meeting of William F. Hunt
Chapter was the annual grand vista
ton. Besides the grand officers other
distinguished guests were Mrs. Minnie
Reyes, right worthy grand secretary;
Mrs. Alcena Lamond, right worthy
grand treasurer; Past Grand Matrons
Mrs. Gertrude B. Milans, Mrs. Flora
E. Campbell, Mrs. Helen E. Barnard
Mrs. Grace E. Kimmel, Mrs. Lena
Stephenson, Mrs. Cora P. Mayberry
Mrs. Nellie E. Fletcher and Mrs. Bens
A. Barnhart, and Past Grand Patrons
George Pitt, Reuben A. Bogley, j
Ernest Dulin, William G. Belts, Graft
E. Dunkum, Charles S. Shreve and Ed
ward S. Brashears Grand Matron Mrs
Sallye Bogley was presented with
sterling silver teaspoons, the presenta-
ton being made by DR.. Victor B
Rench, and Grand Patron William j
Dow with similar token of esteem by
Mrs. A. Maud Proctor.
The program consisted of a piano
and violin duet by Mrs. Gertrude Lit
Schert, associate matron of Brookland
Chapter, and Troy A. Nubson, past
patron of Brookland Chapter, and read
ingS by Mrs. Betty Sidenspinner. AT
the next meeting. December Is, the
election of officers will take place
previous to which dinner will Ok
served to members of the chapter only
at the ASter, Fourteenth and H streets
between and Z pm.
]. T. K. Plant, patron of Columbis
Chapter, conferred the degree upor
Mrs. Alice j. Dolcater, Mrs. Hope Loaf
man, Miss Emma Lee Held, Mrs May
Rambo and Mrs. Adeline ElWelI Woods
The next meeting will be election OF
officers.
Treaty Oak Chapter will meet Mon.
day evening on Temple Heights, which
will be short business meeting. The
Grand Chapter officers will pay the
chapter their fraternal visit December
8 at o'clock in chapter room No.
in the Masonic Temple, Thirteenth
street and New York avenue.
Fidelity Chapter will have care
party at Chestnut Farms auditorium
Twenty-sixth street and Pennsylvania
avenue, December S at 8 pm.
ofdcers of Chevy Chase Chapter viii
be elected Tuesday evening. The after.
noon section will meet Friday at thu
home of Mrs. A. Schneider, 3746 Nc.
Kinley street.
The Grand Chapter officers paic
Gavel Chapter its annual grand vista.
ton November 20. Distinguished guests
were Right Worthy Grand Secretar,
Annie E. KeyeS. Past Grand Matron!
Stephenson, Kimmel, Cowles ane
Campbell and Past Grand Patron!
BraShears, BOgley and Dulin. Thu
grand matron and grand patron were
presented with silver flower baskets. A
solo was given by Mrs. Ruth Morgan
past matron of Washington Centennia
Chapter, and q solo by Stanley Foltz
past patron of Gavel Chapter, accom-
panied by Past Matron CleOn Cromptor
Of Mount Pleasant Chapter. Matror
Lillian Rowzee announces there will BIZ
election Of officers December fol
members only.
Unity Chapter had its grand vista.
ton ny the Grand Chapter officer!
at the last meeting. They were &C
companled by the Right Worthy Crane
Secretary Mrs. Minnie KeyeS and RICH
worthy Grand Treasurer Mrs. Alcens
Lamond, also Past Grand Matrons Mrs
Cora Maybury and Mrs. Gertrud,
Mllans and Past Grand Patron Reuber
~OSANJ' "OAA KAAIoClls ~
Mrs. Kinsell, gave vocal selections. Thu
grand matron and grand patron each
were presented with table linen. Mrs
Mary Williamson, a member of tn,
chapter, the widow of the late Mos
Worthy Grand Patron L. CabeH vii
hanson, was honored by seat in thu
east. At the meeting of the chapter
when the men of the chapter were il
charge Of the entertainment, "beaut,
contest" was held for the men, Georgl
Clarke, as "a fiapper," received tn,
prize.
The fraternaI visit by the Grand Off.
GERS to Treaty Oak Chapter. u. D.
will be December 8, in Masonic Tenn.
pie, instead of December 8, as pre-.
viously announced.
ODD FELLOWS.
The auditorium of the Odd Fellows
Temple was filled to capacity Wednes.
day evening when Grand Master j
Burton Kincer, accompanied by hi:
Grand Lodge line officially visited his