Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-09-22
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Wednesday evening. 1t being 1929 night
for the rnatrons and patrons OF the
year.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Masonic and Eastern Star Home Board
Auxiliary will be held in Masonic Tenn
pie, Thirteenth street and New York
avenue, tomorrow at 1880 O'Clock.
Miriam Chapter will meet Monday at
Q PM, at which time the degrees will
be conferred. The auxiliary home board
will meet at the home Of Mrs. Abbie
Gates, 5703 Fifth street, September IS.
at pm. The chairman Of the ways
and means committee announces that
minstrel and dance will be held at
the Jewish Community Center, Six
teenth and Q streets, october 8.
Brightwood Chapter was entertained
over the week end at the Summer home
of Past Patrons Allan and Joseph
Haight at Dares Beach, Md. The chap
ter entertained the guests of the Ma
sonic and Eastern Star Home Septem-
Der 10 at a theater party. Candy and
favors were presented. A special meet
ing for the purpose Of initiation was
called by Matron Bertha M. Steker
September 10. The ways and means
committee will hold card party Sep
TENDER % at the home of Past Matron
Coakley, 1920 Fourth street, with Mrs.
Nina Lapp and Mrs. Elyse Stockton
assisting hostesSes. Past Matron Mollie
e. Bateman, chairman of the temple
committee, will entertain at bridge and
500 at her home, 1478 Harvard street.
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Of the temple fund.
Matron Esther P. Towers announces
Hope Chapter at its meeting Septem-
Der IS. will celebrate its eighth birth
day anniversary. There will be enter
tainment and refreshments, followed
by dancing. All members of the fra
ternity are invited.
Brookland Chapter will celebrate its
twenty-third birthday anniversary in
the Brookland Masonic Temple, Twelfth
Wednesday evening. The matrons,
patrons. secretaries and treasurers of
1929 will be special guests. and among
the distinguished guests expected are
Grand Matron Pearl Watt Glib and
Grand Patron Proctor. Following the
program there will be dancing and re-
freshments.
Der IA with Mrs. Grace B. stiles. The
past matrons were entertained by Mrs.
Stiles last Wednesday evening. The
endowment committee met with Mrs.
Louise NubSon last Tuesday evening
The add-to committee will hold ben
eft dance in Brookland Masonic Tenn
pie September %. The home board will
meet tomorrow for lunch at the Venus
Restaurant, following which the board
will go to the temple at Thirteenth and
New York avenue for the general home
board meeting.
At the meeting of Gavel Chapter
last Tuesday the eighth birthday an
niversary was celebrated. The diStin-
guished guests of the evening were As
sociate Grand ConductresS Williams.
Grand Treasurer Mckenzie and Junior
Past Grand Patron Dow. The Mar
jorie Webster girls entertained. Mrs.
l.. Jones, chairman, announced din
ner october 8 at Northeast Masonic
Temple. The next meeting of the
chapter will be october /.
DAUGHTERS OF AMERICA.
Friendship Council convened Septem-
Der IS in the Junior Order of United
American Mechanics Hall with the
councillor, Mrs. Jessie Lowe, presiding.
The delegates from the annual sessions
of the State Council submitted their
reports. Past State Councillor Mrs.
Louise Mcdonald of Old Glory Coun-
Gil, presented her warrant as the new
deputy State councillor
Golden Rule Council convened Sep
TENDER Is with the councillor, Margaret
Shepherd, in the chair. The unwritten
work was given by Conductress Miss
Eva Cunningham and the associate
vice councillor, Mrs. Carrie Englehaupt
u I&~yt los 70
give the same demonstration at the
meeting September 81. Past State
Councillor Mrs. Mary Ferguson of FL
deity Council presented to the council
her credentials as the new deputy
State councillor. The presentation Of
flowers to the new deputy, Mrs. Mary
Ferguson, was made by Mrs. Elizabeth
Ida Teeple was installed as associate
councillor
Triumph Council was called to order
September IL by Councillor Jesse Davis.
The representatives to the State Council
sessions made their reports. A COM
mittee has been appointed by the chair
man of the good Of the order commit
tee for each month to hold a social
activity. Past State Councillor Pearl
Wolfe is chairman for the month of
october. George p. Jackson was in
stalled as outside sentinel.
Virginia Dare Council met September
II with Mrs. Bernard presiding. The
State councillor, Mrs. Louise Grubbs,
and Associate State Councillor Mrs.
Margaret Seymour and State and ma
tional officers visited In q body. The
the officers each presenting her with a
rose. Mrs. Howell was presented gift.
Mrs. Rosa Homan has been appointed
to serve on the benevolence committee
by the State board.
Star Spangled Banner Council was
called to order by Councillor Mrs. Fan
ME Dom. Reports were made Of the
gcret Halfpap presided at the piano.
sAnacostia Council, No. IA, Daughters
of America, met Wednesday evening
with Councillor Bertha Hubacher pre-
siding. We were glad to hear our sick
members are improving. We were also
pleased to have one of our newly initi-
ated members, Sister Clyta Thorne,
present. Sister Thorne and Sister Phil.
lips were initiated at the Raleigh Hotel
class initiation Tuesday evening, Sep
TENDER 10, by the drill team of Loyalty
Council, No. 10, assisted by the follow
ing members of the drill team of Golden
Rule Council: Miss Margaret Shepherd,
Mrs. Emma Marie Bowen, Mrs. Helen
Strietz and Mrs. Florence Brennan;
the drill team was capIa!neu ny WAo.
Louise A. Grubbs, all OF whom did nne
work. Our representatives to the State
Council convention asked to be allowed
to make their report next week, as they
had not had the time to make up their
reports. We are very proud of having
our financial secretary, Sister Ethel E.
Burroughs, elected as the State vice
councillor; also Past State Councillor Mrs.
Mary P. James selected as deputy State
councillor to Progressive Council. No. 9,
and Past Councillor Ella Smith as dep
llty State councillor to Kenilworth