Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-03-03
FRATERNITIES

benefit of the home board; dinner,
April 10, in the banquet hall of Ia
koma Masonic Temple, for the benefit
of the star point committee; card party,
April 20. in the banquet hall of Ia
koma Masonic Temple. for the benefit
of the temple committee.
At the meeting of the chapter March
8 the degrees will be conferred. after
which there will be entertainment and
refreshments
Mrs. Marguerite Behrend, president
OF the Association of Matrons and Pa
tons of 1927 entertained the officers
ana members of the executive commit
tee of the association at a supper at
her home last Sunday evening. Mat
! tiers considered included the associa-
| TONS third annual banquet, which will
| be held April 20, and a theater party
to be given April 20.
Grand Matron Glib and Grand Patron
| Proctor will make an official visit to
Esther Chapter Thursday evening. The
entertaining has been arranged by Har-
old A. Neff and will be given by the
George Washington University Glee
Club, followed by dancing and refresh
mentS.
Matron Mildred r. Shafer announces
the annual Spring card party will be
held in the large ballroom of the Will
lard Hotel the afternoon of April 2.
The home board will meet with Past
,, Matron Nellie West, 1881 Park road,
| on March s.
The Matrons and Patrons Association
Of 1928 will hold their annual supper
dance at the Blue Triangle on March IL.
Ethel D. Nelson, president OF the aSSo-
| citation, is in charge of the arrange
mentS.
Mrs Edna M. Bush, matron of Joseph
H. Milans Lodge Chapter. announces
after the meeting Thursday the men,
bers will attend Esther Chapter. The
auxiliary home board meets Thursday
evening at the home of the matron.
March 9, in Northeast Masonic Temple,
the home board will hold a card party.
March IL the Willing Workers will meet
at the home of Mrs. Cross, 1106 e street
southeast. February the chapter was
entertained with solo by Miss Lois
Briggs, Mrs. Ware accompanying; vio-
lin solo, Miss Dorothy Seaman, Mrs.
Haupt accompanying; solo. Mrs. Al
drey Rooms, Mrs. Mcintyre accompany
ing; Mrs. Goodin Osthaus, monologue;
dancing, Miss Lois Briggs; solo, Philip
Osthaus, Mrs. OsthauS accompanying.
The next meeting of La Fayette
Lodge Chapter will be March 9, when
it will have a pass party following
short business session.
Columbia Chapter initiated Miss Ow-
ings and S. j. Hess at the last meeting.
The next meeting the eighteenth birth
day will be celebrated. The endow-
ment committee was entertained at the
home of Mrs. Ethel j. Hess. The Past
Matrons and Past Patrons Association
will meet at the home of Junior Past
Matron Mrs. Mae v. Evans March z.
The home board will hold dance at
the Blue Triangle March 16.
The matron of Chevy Chase Chap
ter. Mrs. Margaret Patterson, an
uounces degree work, entertainment
and refreshments March 5 at 8 pm.
Naomi Chapter met Wednesday eve
ing. The degrees were conferred. The
chapter was entertained by vocal solos
and duets by Mrs. Joyce of Ruth Chap
ter and Mrs. Mccain of Naomi Chap
ter, assisted at the piano by Mrs. Fish
er of Naomi Chapter. The chapter will
entertain the members of the Masonic
and Eastern Star Home March Is. A
card party will be held at the North
east Masonic Temple March 10. The
chapter will be entertained March Is
by the Star Points. March 81 will be
observed as charter member night.
Mount Pleasant Chapter will have
dance and cards next Thursday at
Wardman Park Hotel
st. Johns Lodge Chapter meeting of
40 han InA aft
nual card party and dance will be held
at the Mayfiower Hotel March 20.
A class of candidates was initiated in
Electa Chapter last Tuesday evening.
The chimes were played by Ted Lewis
of st. Johns Lodge Chapter. Several
numbers with bells were played by Mrs.
Margaret Wood of the same chapter.
A duet was sung by William Scantle-
bury and Raymond Fillius, accompanied
by Mrs. Ethel Scantlebury. The endow-
ming with Mrs. Clara Barr and Mrs.
Annie Bradbury.
Congress Lodge Chapter will not meet
tomorrow evening.
Acacia Chapter will meet Tuesday at
pm, and after short business Ses-
sion will entertain the members of Aca-
cha Lodge and their friends, who will
be specially invited guests. A program
will be given by Bethel, No. /, Jobs
Daughters, followed by dancing and re-
freshmentS. The bowling team held its
annual me0sing at the home of Mrs.
Katherine Mansfield last Monday, she
being reelected as captain. The ways
and means committee held a card party
at the Benn Ann Inn, 1419 Park road,
last Friday. Past Iatron May A. Watts
will give card party at the Chestnut
Farms Dairy, 2l03 Rhode Island avenue
northeast, March Is at $50 pm. The
annual card party and dance will be
held at 2400 Sixteenth street April 3.
The auxiliary home board will hold a
rummage sale May Is.
Gavel Chapter will meet March S.
Junior Past Matron Lillian Rowzee en-
tertained her officers of 1928 with a
dinner party at her residence, 3514
Thirtietf street. February IS. There
will be an afternoon card party at the
home of Past Matron A. Vierbuchen,
50812 Sixth street northeast, March 6.
| The annual card party and dance will
be held at the Mayfower Hotel
March Is.
William F. Hunt Chapter had an off,
cial visit by the Grand Matron and
Grand Patron Thursday. There was also
representation of the 1929 matrons
and patrons and officers and members
OF Brookland Chapter. Mr.. Thompson
sang Scotch songs and William C. Car
ter gave black faced sketch.
| Brookland Chapter entertained the
officers and members of Cathedral
! Chapter February 81. Matron Kephart
and Patron Casey of Cathedral Chapter
We're escorted to the East and responded
to the Matron's welcome with brief
talks Grand Matron Pearl Watt Glib
expressed herr thanks to Brookland
! Chapter for the grand reception ten
dered to, her and the grand patron re-
Gently. The program was in charge of
j the 1923 Star Points of Rrookla nd