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

meeting January 10 there will be q
musical program and comic dialogue.
Columbia Chapter will meet January
IA. Matron Mrs. Mullenberg has ar
ranged for work January %, when thu
newly installed and appointed Officers
will do the work.
Installation of officers was held al
Good Will Chapter December %, with
Associate Grand Matron Gibbs as in.
stalling officer, Past Matron Proctor Of
William F.. Hunt Chapter as installing
chaplain and Ruth j. Coates of Gave
Chapter as installing marshal. The fol.
lowing officers were installed: Matron
Ninoth E. Nussbaum; patron, Boyd E
ingalls,; associate matron, Florence D
Walters; secretary, Eunice B.. Mars,
treasurer, Ruth w. Measell: conductress
Pearl K. Armack; associate conduc-
tress, Caroline Okey; chaplain, Sarah
Morrow; organiSt, Ruth Neuenhahn;
Ruth, Mary Johnson; Esther, Ella Okey;
Martha, Nell Wilkinson; Electa, Mary
E. Porter; warder, Anna Langdale, and
sentinel, Rufus Tucker.
The distinguished guest was Associate
Grand Patron Proctor. There was the
cling bag and a fountain pen to the re-
firing matron and patron. The new
matron was presented with roses from
her patron, husband, daughters and
friends; also a gavel from her daughter
and Son-in-law. The program consisted
of a piano solo by Miss Helen Nuss-
baum, recitations by Mrs. Newhard OF
Bethany Chapter and a solo by Past
Matron Carleton of Brookland Chapter,
The ways and means committee will
hold a card party January 16 at North
east Masonic Temple.
Esther Chapter celebrated its thirty
third anniversary at its last meeting,
Among the distinguished guests present
were Right Worthy Grand Treasurer
Lamond, Worthy Grand Patron William
j.. Dow, Past Grand Matrons Allen,
Streater, Kimmel. Hudson and Stephen
son, and Past Grand Patrons, Streater,
West and Dow, each Of whom made
short addresses. Past Grand Master
F. G.. Alexander, who installed the first
officers OF the chapter, also made an
address.
Vocal selections by Mrs. Reed, an
original reading by Past Grand Matron
Streater, and a vocal solo by Newton
Hammer during the presentation OF
floral membranes to the past matrons
and patrons by Matron Mildred r.
Shafer constituted the program. A
memorial service to deceased past ma
irons and patrons was conducted by
Conductress Nellie B. Nef. Refresh
mentS and dancing followed the closing
of the chapter.
At the meeting Thursday evening
the degrees will be eXemplified by the
new officers.
The choir will meet at the home Of
Past Grand Matron Bertha G. Hudson,
2006 Columbia road northwest, January
Is, at 8, o'clock.
Washington Centennial Chapter cele-
brated its eighth birthday anniversary
January 4. Past Grand Matrons Nellie
Fletcher and Lena Stephenson were the
distinguished guests. A program of
music under the direction of Mrs. Audry
Rooms was given by the following: So
prano solos by Mrs. Nellie Brooks, Mrs.
Fay SwenSon and Anna Benson Koch
ersperger; accompanist, Miss Mary
Scott; a musical reading by Miss Hat
tie Noel; accompanist, Miss Wildman.
The endowment committee will hold a
meeting January Is, 8 pm, at the
home of Helen Holland, 1920 Rodman
street. The auxiliary home board will
meet January 16 at the home of Mrs.
Elizabeth Vivian, 1910 Argyle Terrace.
at / pm. A meeting of the chairman
of committees was called by the matron,
Jesse E.. Mountjoy, for the purpose of
/ planning the years activities. A card
party and dance will be held February
z at Wardman Park Hotel.
The ways and means committee Of
Federal Chapter will meet at the home
of Mrs. Mary De Mott, 1401 Fairmont
street, January IA, at s pm. The home
board will meet at the home of Mrs.
Mary E. Curtain, 1889 Thirteenth street
southeast, January II, at 8 O'Clock.
The immediate relief committee will
meet at the home of Mrs. Minnie
Hedrick, 1417 Newton street, January
Is, at 8 o'clock.
Mrs. Edna M. Bush, matron Of
Joseph H. Milans Lodge Chapter, an
nounces degrees will be conferred
Thursday evening in Northeast Ma
sonic Temple. The ways and means
committee will hold a card party jan
uary Is in Northeast Masonic Temple.
The auxiliary home board will meet
January 81 at the home Of Mrs. Ida
Smith, 1910 Twelfth street northeast,
Mrs. Anna Foreman and Catherine
Miller assisting.
An entertainment was presented at
the last meeting OF Areme Chapter. as
IOlIOWSs DdLCeS, ocGty 11oAACAoh' soSoA
solo, Selma Klein; xylophone solo,
Harry Harth; whistler, Miss Janet
Coon; reading, Miss Jeanne West.
Dancing, cards and light refreshments
followed. Degrees will be conferred at
the next meeting. A luncheon for the
members of the home board commits
tee will be held at the home OF Asso-
ciate Matron Harvey, 100 Todd place
northeast, January Is. A meeting Of
the ways and means committee was
held at Mrs. Poynton's home and plans
are well under way for a Valentine
dance to be held at Wardman Park
Hotel, February IA.
. Matron Cleo Lear Of Gavel Chapter
announces at the meeting OF January
Is the degrees will be conferred.
The Matrons and Patrons Associa-
ton Of Unity Chapter will meet at the
home of Past Matron Mrs. Elida M
Wooster, 1886 Ogden street, Saturday
evening. January 10. The meeting OF
January Is the birthday OF the chap
ter, will be celebrated.
Electa Chapter, last Tuesday evening
was entertained with a sketch, with
Mrs. Anna EtZler, Mrs. Florence FoW-
Ter. F. Tracy Campbell, Charles Etzler
Walter Fowler and Percy Simpson II
the cast. The auxiliary board will meet
tomorrow evening with Miss Margaret
Mills and Mrs. Ruth Simpson, at the
home of Mrs. Simpson. The endow-
ment committee will meet Wednesday
evening at the home of Mrs. Marion
Linden, Mrs. Lillian Butler, joint
hostess.
The grand matron, Mrs. Sallye G
Bogley. entertained. at a luncheon
January 9 at Grace. Dodge Hotel, wher
the grand patron and the grand Off
GERS were the guests of honor in com
memoration of her t~wenty-sixth wed
ding anniversary, which was celebrated
| Monday. The grand matron presented
the grand patron with a billfold. he
grand officers with writing portfolio