Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-11-24
FRATERNITIES
cember Il at the Capital Yacht Club
foot of Eleventh street southwest.

CCLLUGE Ia at JLlS GdplIdl 1dCAb NluD
foot of Eleventh street southwest.
Lebanon Chapter, at its last meeting
celebrated its tenth birthday anniver-
sary. Distinguished guests present we're
Past Grand Matron Cora Mayberry and
Past Grand Patron Jason Waterman,
Past Grand Matrons Barnard, Camp
bell and Bogley and Past Grand Patron
w. G. Belts. A group Of songs was pre-
sented by Mrs. Volkman Of Warren @.
Harding Chapter and Mrs. Kerr of
Lebanon Chapter. A sketch was pre-
sented by Mrs. Madella Smith and
William G. Woods. Scenes featured
Mrs. Emile Hellreigle, the oldest member
| of the chapter; Mrs. Florida Nettleton
and Patron Alva e. Thompson. Dancing
and refreshments followed. Next Tues
day evening the Grand Chapter officers
Will pay the annual grand visitation.
At the last meeting of Bethany Chap
ter the past officers of the chapter oc-
cupied the following chairs Matron,
Rose May Howard; patron, Bloomfield
H. Howard: associate matron, Augusta
Q. johnson; conductress, Roberta s.
FoSse, associate conductresS. Eva D.
Court; secretary, Lewis l.. Cogan; treas
urer, Walter p. Plumley; chaplain, Nell
lie Plumley: organist, Joseph M. Lei
bert; Adah, Eta Campbell: Ruth, Ellen
S. Meyers; Esther. Lavinia Durham;
Martha, Ida M. Huston Electa, Estelle
M. Catlin, and warder, William L. ALI
Matron Adele S. -seibert presented each
officer with q gift and entertained the
chapter in the banquet hall after the
meeting. The sunshine committee was
entertained November IA at the home
OF Mrs. Ethel Morris. Mrs. Amy ALT
and Mrs. Jessie Watson were assisting
hostesses. The auxiliary home board
will meet at 1915 New York avenue at
noon tomorrow. Election of officers will
take place at the chapter meeting De-
cember 6.
Matron Bertha M. Steker of Bright
wood Chapter announced because the
next regular meeting falls on Thanks
giving it will be called off. At the
first meeting In December the officers
will be elected.
Conductress Ardell Payne will be at
home to members of the chapter De-
cember from S to z o'clock.
The matrons and patrons of 1929 on
November Is gave Grand Patron John
G. Proctor q surprise birthday party.
He was presented with travelling bag
by Mildred Shafer, president Of the as
ISOLATION.
The association recently entertained
the 1928 association, the occasion be-
ing Halloween party. The distin-
guished guests were the grand matron,
grand patron, Junior Past Grand Ma
tron Sally Bogley, Junior Past Grand
Patron, William Dow, Associate Grand
Matron Katharine Merit, Associate
Grand Patron Charles Galloway, Past
Grand Patron Ernest Dulin, Grand
Conductress Amy Hollander, Associate
Grand CondG"tress Edith Williams,
Ethel Nelson, Florence Bailey and Ray
President Mildred Shafer welcomed
the guests and presented Ethel Nell
son, the president of the 1928 associa-
ton, with bouquet.
The grand matron and grand patron
paid their official visit to Columbia
Chapter at the last meeting. Other
distinguished guests were: Right
Worthy Grand Secretary M. E. Reyes,
Right Worthy Grand Treasurer A.
Lamond, Past Grand Matrons Hudson,
Kimmel. Fletcher and Chauncey, and
Past Grand Patron West. Piano solos
were rendered by Mrs. Norrine Dahn.
At the meeting tomorrow night the
associate matrons and conductresses
will be guests. A special meeting to
confer degrees viii be held December
Z at 1880 o'clock.
Acacia Chapter met last Tuesday, at
which time the degrees we're conferred
on Mrs. Daisy E. l1etherman. The dis
| tinguished speaker was Right Worthy
Grand Secretary MRS. Minnie Evans
Reyes, The general home board will
meet November rs at the Masonic Tenn
pie at 1880 pm. The degrees win be
conferred December 8.
Martha Chapter November 9 made
the annual visit to the Masonic and
Eastern Star Home. Mrs. Mason gave
a reading; Miss Coline Clements gave
Spanish dance; there was sketch and
songs by Past Patron Richard Titlow.
The next meeting will be held Dscem-
Der 6, at which time officers win be
elected.
Mount Pleasant Chapter held its
grand visitation at its last meeting. At
its next meeting officers will be elected.
Naomi Chapter at the last meeting
was entertained as follows: Soprano
solo, Mrs. Mable Lotus; song and dance,
Mrs. Tolson, Clarendon, Va. recitation,
Miss Ida Lyons. Thanksgiving eve
donations will be received for the East
ern Star Home. Col Dickson will tell
of can Eastern Star on the Battlefield"
Matron Susan B. Hfll extends an in
vitation to members Of the fraternity.
Warren @. Harding Chapter will have
at its meeting November "a. Grand
visitation and initiation.
The monthly meeting of the Masonic
and Eastern Star Home Board Auxiliary
will be held tomorrow at 1880 o'clock.
At the last meeting Of william F.
Hunt Chpater the Grand Chapter off,
GERS made their grand visitation. The
following past grand officers were pres
emit: Past Grand Matron Cliff Of Viz
ginia, Past Grand Patron CoSdon of
Virginia, Right Worthy Grand Secretary
Reyes, Right Worthy Grand Treasurer
Lamond. Past Grand Matron Grace
Kimmell, Past Grand Matron Jeanette
Smith, Past Grand Matron Helen e.
Barnard, Past Grand Matron, Lena
Stephenson, Past Grand Matron Bena
Barnhardt, Past Grand Matron Cora
Mayberry, Past Grand Matron Gertrude
Milans, Past Grand Matron Tillie
Chauncey, Past Grand Matron Flora M.
Campbell, Past Grand Matron Nellie c.
Fletcher, Past Grand Matron Sallye G.
Bogley, Past Grand Patron William G.
Dow. Past Grand Patron James A.
Bogley, Past Grand Patron, Joseph
! H. Milans, past Grand Patron Crate Z.
Dunkum, Past Grand Patron George
Pitt and Past Grand Patron Edward
S. Brashears. A special program was
rendered. The November % meeting
is called OF on account of Thanksgiving.
Cathedral Chapter will meet Wednes-
day night IN Scottish Rite Cathedral,
Third and e streets. AS the last meet
ing of the chapter for this year will
fan on Christmas night, it is proposed
to postpone that meeting until Deem
Der q.
Mizpah Chapter at the meeting No
Ia; II