Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-03-17
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Maude r. Tatun, after which refresh
mentS we're served. The ways and
means committee will give a dinner to
the past matrons and patrons of the
chapter March 20 in the banquet hall
of Takoma Masonic Temple.
Warren G. Harding Chapter met
Tuesday. After the business meeting
Miss Bowsher rendered a group of piano
numbers. The auxiliary home board
will meet tomorrow at the home of Mrs.
Spence, 1913 5th street northeast. The
ways and means committee will give a
benefit turkey dinner Tuesday at Elks
Hall. 9l9 H street.
Mizpah Chapter will be paid an off,
cial visit by the grand matron and
grand patron at the meeting March 10.
A talking pantomime, entitled The
Eternal Triangle" will be given by the
girls Of the chapter.
Grand Matron Mrs. Pearl Watt Glib
and Grand Patron John Clagett Proc
lowing chapters this week: Ruth Chap
ter, Monday evening; Mizpah Chapter,
Tuesday evening.
Congress Lodge Chapter will have ini-
tiation tomorrow. The home board
committee will meet at the home of
Past Master Audrey Gregory, 2l8 Mary
and avenue northeast, March 81 at 8
pm. A card party will be held March
Is at the home of Worthy Matron EHz-
abeth c. Brewer, 623 G street north
east. Plans are being made to give a
dinner at Northeast Masonic Temple
April 10.
Grand Matron Glib and Grand Pat
ron Proctor paid an official visit to
Brookland Chpater last Wednesday
night, The officers and members of
William F.. Hunt Chapter were the
guests OF the evening and visitors we're
| present from Chevy Chase. Columbia
Grand Matron Stephenson was a guest
also and was escorted to the east. as
we're the matron and patron of William
F. Hunt Chapter and Associate Grand
| Conductress Williams. Another hon.
ored guest was Mrs. Hunt of William
| F. Hunt Chapter, who was the grand
marshal in 1906. Mrs. Arthur H. Fast
| sang songs by Carrie Jacobs Bond and
| Mr.. Fast gave readings from James
Whitcomb Riley.
The Matrons and Patrons Association
Of 1928. headed by Past Grand Matron
Sallye c. Bogley and Past Grand Patron
| William J. Dow, held their first annual.
supper dance at the Blue Triangle Mon
day evening. Among the invited guests
present were Mrs. Pearl Watt Glib, Mr..
and Mrs. John Clagett Proctor, Mr.. and
Mrs. Edgar B. Merritt, Mr. and Mrs.
Charles c. Galloway and Mr. and Mrs.
Irwin H. Hollander. Mrs. Ethel D. Mel
son, president, presided, assisted by the
vice president. r. N. Babcock. Dancing
he hov
association will entertain the Matrons
and Patrons Association of 1929 in April.
Mildred r. Shafer, matron of Esther
Chapter, announces the following activ-
titles: The choir rehearsal will be held
at the home of Associate Matron Fes-
sender March 10. The degrees will be
conferred at the meeting of the chap
ter Thursday evening. The next meet
ing Of the home board will be held at
the home of Past Matron Birgfeld
March %. The annual Spring card
party is scheduled for the afternoon of
April in the large ballroom of the
Willard Hotel.
The meeting of Joseph H. Milans
Lodge Chapter next Thursday evening
| IN Northeast Masonic Temple will be a
business meeting followed by entertain
ment and refreshments. Mrs. Martha
B. Rich, chairman of the Grand Chapter
for endowment, will speak. The willing
Workers met March IL at the home
Of Past Matron Cross, 1106 E street
southeast. The temple committee will
meet March IS at the home of Mrs Ida
Smith, 2510 Twelfth street northeast.
! The home board will meet March % at
the home of Mrs. Olive Bressler, Sab
Illinois avenue.
Columbia Chapter celebrated its
eighteenth birthday anniversary at the
last meeting. Grand Matron Mrs. Pearl
Watt Glib and Grand Patron John c.
Proctor accompanied by the grand off,
GERS and the Inatrons and patrons of
1929. were the honored guests. Other
distinguished guests were Past Grand
Matrons Campbell. Stephenson and
Chauncey and the grand patron of
Maryland, ]. Enos Ray. A sketch was
presented by the past matrons and
patrons. written and directed by
Past Matron Jessie S. Post. Dur
ing repairs to the hall the chapter
VIII hold meetings in Joppa Lodge Hall,
Ninth and Upshur streets. beginning
March IS. The home board was enter
tanned at the home of Junior Past
Matron Evans. The paraphernalia COM
mittee met at the home OF Mrs. Freddie
c. deLesdernier.
The cup won by the bowling team
OF Unity Chapter will be presented to
1t at the dance given by the East
ern Star Bowling League. The chapter
viii give its annual chicken dinner
March 10 at Northeast Masonic Temple
from to Z o'clock The auxiliary
home board will meet at the home OF
the Misses Hicks. 1873 Irving street,
apartment %, March 20. They will be
assisted by Mrs. Stella Arsenau. Work
will be had at the next meeting of the
chapter, March ~.
The fourth birthday anniversary of
Good Will Chapter was celebrated with
the following distinguished guests: Grand
Matron Glib, Grand Patron Proctor,
Right Worthy Grand Treasurer La
mond, Past Grand Matron Stephenson,
Past Grand Matron Chauncey, Associate
Grand Patron Galloway Grand Con-
ductress Hollander, Associate Grand
Conductress Williams, the matrons and
patrons Of 1929 and the officers and
members Of Unity Chapter A program
was given consisting of vocal solos by
Mrs. Pearl Windsor and Alice T. Neal,
violin solo by Mrs. Felicia Lamberth
eHAAN ACoNAAB Wy Mioo Vuiid NduEllcIl
Dancing and refreshments concluded
the program.
There will be iniation at the meeting
March %. The home board will meet
at the home of Mrs. Pearl Unmack, 1875
U street northeast, at o'clock March
%.
Loyalty Chapter held business meet
ing March 6. Mrs. Flora Campbell,
mast GRAND Ynatroy1 an1 Afre
grand lecturer, were present. March 20
will be mems night and there will be
work. followed by dancing and refresh
ments. The home board presented a
play at the Masonic and Eastern Star
Home on March 8, and members of the
chapter furnished refreshments and took
donations.