Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-01-13

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chairman, Mrs. Ella Bladen, 1855 Otis
place.
The officers of st. Johns Lodge
Chapter conferred the degrees last Mon
day evening. Chimes located in the
balcony played by p. P. Ted Lewis
added to the ceremony. Mrs. symptom
sang a solo and the chaplain, Margaret
Wood. entertained with selections play
ed with bells. The ways and means
committee will meet at the home OF
Anna Smidts tomorrow at 8 o'clock. An
entertainment will be given at the
meeting January 81.
Miriam Chapter will meet Monday
evening at 8 o'clock. There will be a
short business meeting followed by a
program and a get-together meeting. AT
the last meeting the following officers
were installed by Grand Lecturer Mollie
E. Teachum, assisted by Past Grand
Matron Bertha D. Hudson, acting as
grand marshal, and Past Matron Mary
E. Conner of Miriam Chapter as chap
lain: Mrs. Pearl D. Clifford, matron;
Past Patron William r. Clifford acting
as grand marshal to his wife; Robert
l.. Seymour, patron; Mrs. Helen M.
Rowen, associate matron; Mrs. Marie
huuI16l, SCCICbd1y AC~E4CNOChJ y -
Abbie Gates, treasurer (re-elected);
Mrs. Iva l.. Pickett, conductress; Mrs.
Vera A. Smallwood, associate conduc-
tresS; Mrs. Anne Vogel. chaplain; Mrs.
Eileen H. Dalstrom, marshal; Mrs.
Naomi Cooper, organist; Miss Helen
Byers, Adah; Mrs. Lillian. Higdon, Ruth;
Mrs. Annie I. Hartline, Esther; Mrs.
Jesse Cole, Martha; Miss Emma DAN
drea, Electa; Mrs. Daisy Ruffner,
warder: Henry Leman, sentinel.
The junior past matron and the
Junior past patron were presented with
Jewels from the chapter and presents
from their officers. They also present.
ed each other with gifts. The junior
past matron was also presented with
a toilet set from her husband. The new
matron, Mrs. Pearl d. Clifford. was
presented with a gavel by the grand
lecturer from her husband; also a
bracelet from her husband. She was
also the recipient Of gifts from friends
and relatives. Solos were rendered dur
ing installation by Mrs. s. Elizabeth
Kerr.
Congress Lodge Chapters home board
will meet at the home OF Laura Davis,
$40 Eighth street northeast, Tuesday
at 8 pm. There will be a card party
at the home of Past Matron Gregory
tomorrow at 8 pm. at 218 Maryland
avenue northeast.
Mount Pleasant Chapter will have its
first initiation work next Friday with
its new officers presiding.
Fidelity Chapter met January S at
3 pm, after which the members went
in a body to the installation OF JOBS
Daughters. Matron Emily Thompson
announces the chapter will be the
guests of Trinity Chapter January u
at Masonic Temple, Thirteenth street
and New York avenue, at 8:l5 pm.
The next meeting, January 10, VIII be
homecoming night. There VIII be q
program and refreshments.
Friendship Chapter celebrated its
sixteenth birthday anniversary TUESDAY.
A program was provided by members OF
the Masonic Glee Club, under the direc-
ton of Charles r. Bartlett. Distin-
euished guests of the evening were
Past Grand Matrons Flora Campoel
and Nellie Fletcher, Past Grand Patron
Charles Roberts, Associate Grand Pa
iron John Claggett Proctor, and Grand
Lecturer Mary E. Teachum. There were
refreshments, roll call and dancing. The
IIdDUGI 10 tdhA1i6 pow
bazaar and dinner given by the blue
lodge and royal Arch chapter, Janu-
ary Is and Is, in the Masonic Hall.
Tenleytown.
Joppa Lodge Chapter will celebrate
its eighth birthday anniversary January
Is. Past Matron Annie E. Scott and
Past Patron William j. Buehm, as
sisted by the other past matronS and
patrons, will have charge OF the pro-
gram. Refreshments and dancing.
East Gate Chapter will celebrate its
thirteenth birthday anniversary Friday
evening. There will be a meeting OF the
WAYS and means committee next
Wednesday at the home OF the chair
man, Mrs. Anna S. Lambert, 2216
Twenty-second street northeast.
Brightwood Chapter will hold a card
party at Gavel Club Hall, 7l9 Thir-
teenth street, January % at $3.50 pm.
Associate Matron Anita I. Haight, chair
man of the home board, will entertain
for the members of the board at her
home, 6312 Ninth street, wednesday at
8 pm.
The first meeting Of Cathedral Chap
ter under its new officers was a get
together gathering OF the
There were games and community
singing. Miss Margaret z. Horn, ap-
pointed to fill the Office of Adah, who
unable to be present at the in
s~tallation of the officers in December,
assumed her position, being installed
by her mother, Past Matron Eva Horn,
with Past Matron Jessie Bradley as
grand marshal and Past Matron Bessie
Shipman as grand chaplain. Refresh
ments were served. Matron Hazel K.
Kephart will have initiation at the next
meeting.
DAUGHTERS OF AMERICA.
State visitations were resumed by the
State councillor, Mrs. Carrie G. Nellie,
and her staff of officers to Mayf1ower
Council January 4. They were well
coined by Past Councillor Mrs. Wilmer
and were received by the councillor. AS
sociate State Councillor Mrs. Julia Pen
nifield gave a talk on the activities OF
the general good of the order commit
tee relative to the Martha Washington
social and colonial drill to be held Feb
ruary %. A card party will be held
April 6.
A program of entertainment was pre-
sented, which included vocal solos by