Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-04-07

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bers of Brightwood, Mizpah and Good
Will Chapters as guests. The distin-
guiShed guests were Grand Matron
Glib, Grand Patron Proctor, Junior Past
Grand Patron Dow and Past Grand
Patron Belts. Vocal solos were rendered
by Florence Norris of Gavel Chapter
and dance specialties by Miss Julia
Cunningham, followed by refreshments
and dancing.
April 10 at the home of Louise Darby.
107 Raymond street, Chevy Chase, Nd,
at 8 o'clock.
The dinner committee will give a
card party April 20, at Northeast Ma
sonic Temple, at o'clock.
Members of Anacostia Lodge, F. A.
A. NJ, and wives will be the special
guests of Electa Chapter next Tuesday
evening. There will be program and
refreshments.
Grand Matron Pearl Watt Glib and
Grand Patron John Clagett Proctor
have been invited to be the guests Of
Cathedral Chapter at its meeting April
10, together with the other officers OF
the Grand Chapter and the 1929 ma
irons and patrons. special program
has been prepared for the occasion.
A children's Easter party was held at
the last meeting of Joppa Lodge Chap
ter. balloon drill was given by small
bows. a pony drill by older girls and
several piano solos by boys and girls
The ways and means committee an
nounces a card party April Is at Joppa
Temple.
The endowment committee is sponsor
ing a domestic science short course OF
five lessons from April IS to April 10,
inclusive, at the Petworth M E. Church
from to pm.
Esther Chapter met Thursday eve
ming and at the conclusion of the busi-
ness meeting program, arranged by
Past Patron Fessendon, was given as
follows: Readings by Eugene Corning OF
Bethlehem Chapter, novelty by Prof.
Theodore Robb, accompanied by Mrs
Robb; solos by Past Patron T1tloW OF
Martha Chapter, accompanied by the
patron of that chapter, C. r. Fry; and
violin solos by william F. Santelmann
accompanied by Mrs. Santelmann.
Matron Mildred r. Shafer announces
the following activities: The home board
viii meet April IL with DoSia Burk-
holder, 153 v street northeast, and the
choir rehearsal will be held at the home
of Past Patron Armstrong, 316 Webster
street northwest, April is.
The Matrons and Patrons of 1925 will
hold a dance and card party at 2400
18th street, April Is.
Treaty Oak Chapter held its regular
meeting April l, at Temple Heights.
The following program was rendered:
Piano solo, Claiborne Jones; song and
dance, little Miss Belle Goldburgh;
vocal solo, Mrs. Mullenburgh, matron of
Columbia Chapter; Calvin Young, solo;
black-face sketch, Mrs. HollingSworth
and Mrs. Ware, members of the chap
ter. Refreshments and dancing followed.
Acacia Chapter met last Tuesday,
when the degrees were conferred on MIR.
and Mrs. August F. Laufer, Myers Hand,
Mrs. Catherine Gibson and Mrs. Bar
bara Bragaw. A vocal selection was
rendered by Mrs. Mildred King, past
matron of MiZpah Chapter, during the
signing of the by.laws. The honored
guest was Past Grand Patron Edward S.
Brashears. Mrs Rebecca Wharton,
matron of st. Johns Lodge Chapter, was
also present. The home board will meet
April 9 at the home of Mrs. Madeline
CaShell, 5I3 Buchanan street, at 8 pm.
The endowment committee will meet
April at 1854 N street. A card party
will be held at the Betty Ann Inn. 1419
Park road, April IS.
The Matrons and Patrons Associa-
ton of Unity Chapter will meet April
| 20 at the home of the president, Mrs.
Margaret G. Wiedemann, G12 M street
northeast. Mrs. Mary c. Williamson
and Mrs. Mary e. Steiner will assist in
entertaining. q.
The past matrons of ST. Johns Lodge
Chapter conferred the degrees on a class
Of candidates at the meeting last Mon
day. Junior Past Matron Maude
Angelo presided with her husband,
who is patron of the chapter. Sta
George Milans, Eleanor Watson, Belle
Buchanan, Alice Shull, Katie Morri-
son. Leila Cook, Mary McCoach,
Maude Ormsby and Past Patrons Ed
Kreiger and Marion Angelo.
The members were entertained by
piano selections by Catherine Open
dinger, vocal solo by Ira Hockenberry
and duet by P. P. Raymond Fillius
OF Electa Chapter and George Mason.
The home board will give dinner
at the Northeast Temple April Is from
to z o'clock. A card party will be
held April IS at the home Of Bertha
E 6UHH dfCIluCs
Congress Lodge Chapter will hold
card party for ways and means at
Northeast Masonic Temple April 10 at
8 o'clock.
At the last meeting of Miriam Chap
ter the degrees were conferred on Mrs.
Isabel Paifrey, Mrs. Anna Nickel, Miss
Evelyn Jaffe. Mrs. Helen Hogan and
Clyde H. Hogan. Grand Matron
Pearl Watt Glib and Grand Patron
John C. Proctor will make their official
visit to the chapter April 8. The ma
irons and patrons of 1929 and the Sec
retaries will be special invited guests.
The auxiliary home board will give
play, entitled 1.-THE JONAH" April Is at
the Christ Episcopal Church, G between
Sixth and Seventh streets southeast.
Following the official visit of the grand
matron and the grand patron a pro-
gram will be rendered, after which re-
dancing.
Columbia Chapter will meet next
Saturday in Joppa Lodge Hall, Ninth
and Upshur streets. A program has
been arranged. The home board will
meet with Mrs. Grace Gilcrest, 3640
New Hampshire avenue, next Thurs
day, Mrs. Helen Cidwell and Miss Lou
German assisting. The paraphernalia
committee held meeting at the home
of Mrs. Ula Hollis. Assisting we're Mrs.
c. German, Miss Lou German and Mrs.
Spiker.
After short business meeting
April 8, Areme Chapter presented THE
Crimson Star Operetta," under the di-
rection of Paul Gable organist First
Congregational Church. The grand
matron and grand patron will pay their
official visit to the chapter May /.
Miss Mary Jane Langley, leader, is
having q choir rehearsal at her home,
1918 r street, Thursday evening, April
II. A meeting Of the parcel post COM
mittee, Miss Lille B. Dowrick, chair
man, is called at the home of the
matron, 5000 Thirteenth street, April