Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-09-15
FRATERNITIES

Grotto installed in its new headquar-
tiers, at 1912 @ street northwest. an
no,inces Monarch Arthur M. Poynton.
Announcement of the formal opening
win be sent to the membership within
a few DAYS. The Grotto viii occupy
the second and third floors OF the build.
ing. which will provide space for as
sembly, dancing, recreation, reading
rooms and also rehearsal rooms for the
Grotto musical units.
Past Grand Monarch Edward 8.
Schmid, who has been confined to his
room on account Of an accident, ts re-
ported able to be out.
Much interest is being manifested
among Grottoes all over the country IN
the offer Of Grand Monarch Z. w. LIB
bey to award q cup to the orotto max
ing the largest gain. IN membership
during his term Of Office. Membership
drives are on and q substantial growth
In membership Is predicted.
Kallipolis Grotto is arranging for q
Fall ceremonial and large class OF
candidates Is anticipated.
EASTERN STAR.
Trinity Chapter win resume Its meet
ings September 10, after q summer
recess. The matron, Evelyn A. Strout,
desires all members atCeno tnlS meeunS.
East Gate Chapter at its meeting
Friday evening viii have endowment
night. At the last meeting the annual
children's night was held, when an
entertainment, refreshments ana bal
looms were provided.
The 1928 Matrons and Patrons As
ISOLATION held get-together meeting
- CS,v~ nf
Troy A. Nubson, Owens Cliff, Md, last
Sunday. After dinner. horseshoe pitch
ing and other sports were played. The
president, Mrs. Hannah H. Monroe,
and Past Grand Patron James A. west
won honorS, with MISS Mabel K.
Botsch and Mrs. Ed. Riley close Sec
onds. Miss Anneca C. johnson Is Sec
Rotary Of the association.
Congress Lodge Chapter viii hold Its
first Fan meeting September Is at .
pm. All members are requested TO attend.
This first regular meeting Of Acacia
Chapter following the Summer recess
will be held Tuesday ut 8 pm. The
ways and means committee met nc the
home Of ,Freda Hummer last ImurSday
evening, at which time the FAN activi-
ties were outlined.
Naomi Chapter resumed its meetings
Wednesday evening. Readings by Miss
Ida Lyons and songs and dancing by
"the Bright and Early Boys" furnished
the entertainment.
A luncheon and card party for the
benefit of the auxiliary home board OF
Bethany Chapter win be given at the
home Of Past Matron Eavinia Durham,
80 s street, September ID at 1880
O'Clock. The next home board meeting
will be held at the Masonic Temple
September %. Preceding the meeting
luncheon will be served. Mrs. Mary
Bieber, Mrs. Lavinia Durham and Mrs.
Yeba Hall will be the hostesSes. The
sunshine committee will be entertained
at the cottage of Past Matron Rose Mae
Howard, at North Beach, September 10.
Mrs. Howard has arranged transporta-
ton for committee members, which will
leave the Masonic Temple at $3.50 am.
The endowment committee met at the
home Of Mrs Addie Crandall last We'd
nesday and the Bethany Social Boost
ers at the home Of Past Matron Roberta
Fosse on Thursday.
The temple committee Of Joppa Lodge
Chapter announces 500 and bridge
party September 81 at 8 pm. at the
home of Miss Helen Seavers, 4129 New
Hampshire avenue. The chapter will
observe brothers night at the. meeting
September Is. II.
The first meeting Of Gavel Chapter
after the Summer recess viii be Sep
TENDER II, at which time its birthday
anniversary will be celebrated.
Naomi Chapter Matrons and Patrons
Association win meet at the home Of its
president, Mrs. L. M. Robinson, 1920
Kearney street northeast, next Wednes-
B. Strait recently entertained the aSSo-
citation at her cottage at North Beach.
st. Johns Lodge Chapters first meet
ing of the Fall will be held tomorrow
evening. The degrees will be conferred.
The home board will be entertained by
the associate matron at the ASter Res
taurant September 10 At pm. The
ways and means committee viii hold a
card party at the home Of Ted Lewis,
4737 Thirteenth street, September 81,
at 8 pm.
Areme Chapter resumed its meetings
September 4. Miss Marie Miller was
installed Esther by Past Grand Matron
Flora E. Campbell. Beverly Miller rem
dered several song selections. The
chapter win celebrate its twenty-ninth
birthday anniversary next Wednesday.
The grand officers and the 1928 Asso-
citation of Matrons and Patrons are in
vited guests. Rose Hyer Hartung and
Selma Klein are in charge Of enter
tainment.
Mrs. Edna M. Bush, matron of Joseph
H. Milan's Lodge Chapter, announces
the chapter will meet Thursday eve
ming in Northeast Masonic Temple.
The Willing Workers will meet Tues
day at the home Of Mrs. Lacey, 528
Eighth street northeast. The auxiliary