Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-06-09

FdbIOIl JOIAl SAdBCOb GAOCtOLB dot VA e1AAN
Matron Flora Campbell and the matrons
of 1929. Mrs Maud Proctor, the presi-
dent, presided. The program included
recitations by Mrs Hursh Of Martha
Chapter and Mrs. Newhard of Bethany
Chapter.
At the next meeting of Takoma
Chapter, June IA, the degrees will be
conferred.
Washington Centennial Chapter met
June 7. The evening was given over to
the children. The endowment COM
mittee will be the guests of Mrs. E.
Somehow at her home. 1881 Twenty
eighth street, tomorrow evening.
meeting of the ways and means COM
mittee will be held Tuesday evening at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Ayler. 48lo
Montgomery lane. Edgemoor, Md.
At the close of its meeting next We'd
nesday Hope Chapter will join with
Naomi Chapter in a program with
dancing and refreshments. Members
and friends of the fraternity are invited.
The Matrons and Patrons Associa.
ton of Loyalty Chapter recently held
a dinner meeting at the home OF Past
Matron Haskell at Mount Rainier, Md
officers were elected as follows: Presi-
dent. Eva F. Lynch; vice president
William Hunt; secretary, Enid K. An
thony. A business meeting was held
June 5. After the meeting the mem
berS joined in singing old familiar
songs. The chapter will hold tureen
supper for its members in the banquet
hall of the Masonic Temple June 19
at pm. The regular meeting Will
follow.
Mizpah Chapter celebrated its thirty
first birthday anniversary June 4.
Grand Matron GLIB, Grand Patron
Proctor, Junior Past Grand Matron
Bogley. Junior Past Grand Patron Dow
Past Grand Matron Fletcher, Past
Grand Patron Shreve and Grand Sec
rotary Rose A. Yost were present. Guests
of the evening included the secretaries
Of the various chapters and members OF
Acacia and Chevy Chase Chapters. Eva
Fritch, Gladys Freeman, E. Bunch, L.
Reynolds, N. Lilly, M. Morris and r.
Tompkins, attired'in costume, presented
the matron and patron with birthday
cake with birthday greetings. The fol-
lowing took part in the entertainment:
Piano selections, Charles Hyer; vocal
solos, Miss Gertrude Meisel; reading.
Mrs. Franc Caskey. and banjo and vocal
selections by Howard LoWd. Dancing
and refreshments concluded the enter
tainment
The monthly luncheon Of the aux
iliary home board will be held at the
home of Lottie Abbey, 1898 Thirty
eighth street, June IS at 1890 O'Clock.
Children's night will be observed June
II. Degrees will be conferred prior to
the program.
The June meeting of the Mu Delta
Sigma will be held at Oak Street,
Clarendon, Va, Tuesday. A theater
party will be given by the chapter June
"a at the National Theater. Meetings
have been called off.
The grand matron and grand patron
will pay an official visit to Bethlehem
Chapter Tuesday evening.
Endowment night was observed at the
last meeting of Harmony Chapter. Past
Matron Ada Toombs gave an address on
wills. A program consisted of vocal
solos by Past Matron Hartung and Mrs.
Klein, violin solo and a reading by
Mrs. Mccarthy. The chapter will hold
a short business session at the meeting
June IS, closing early for the purpose of
visiting Federal Chapter. After this
meeting the chapter will recess until
September IL.
Miriam Chapter will meet tomorrow
evening. The degrees will be conferred
by past officers Of the chapter on Miss
Hazel Miller, one OF the honored queens
of Jobs Daughters. Matron Pearl D
Clifford announced that at the meeting
June "a the chapter will celebrate its
twelfth anniversary.
The last meeting of st. Johns Lodge
Chapter was children's night. The pro-
gram was as follows: Margaret Hill,
dance, accompanied at the piano by
Past Patron Ted Lewis; Miss Margaret
Monk, lecture on the city of Venice,
followed by a vocal solo by little Marie
Aue, accompanied by Mrs. Margaret
Wood; solo, Helen Steiner, accompanied
by Sadie Friedman, and vocal solos by
Margaret Franklin and Mildred Monk,
accompanied at the piano by Ted
Lewis. Flowers were presented to the
talent by little Patsy Angelo. Mrs. Net
tie Hawks, past matron, Of Westbrook
Me-; Mrs. Mary Hocman, rnatron OF
Unity Chapter, and Frank Myers, master
of La Fayette Lodge, were among the
visitors. Refreshments were served in
the banquet hall and balloons, story
books and popcorn were distributed
among the children. At the meeting
June II, the secretaries, treasurers, con-
ductresses and associate conductresses
Of the chapters of the District will be
entertained,
Esther Chapter met Thursday eve
ming and at the conclusion Of the busi-
ness meeting program, arranged by
Past Patron Stanley Rulings, was given
as follows: Selections by the Senior
Orchestra of Ninth Street Christian
Bible School, under the direction Of
John Smith; soprano solos by Mrs.
Starr Springle; trombone solo by VIII
liam H. Test; readings by Jeanne
Gaines, and a sketch entitled THE
American Patrol" by the orchestra and
ensemble. Refreshments were served.
The officers, accompanied by other
members of the chapter, were guests Of
Frederick Chapter, Frederick, Md, Fri
day evening in celebration OF their Sec
ond birthday anniversary.
The ways and means committee of
Martha Chapter will hold lawn fete
ut Sixth street and North Carolina
avenue southeast, June IA.
Sarah M. Benson, matron of William
F. Hunt Chapter, announces degree
work at the next meeting, June ID
after which the chapter will be en-
tertained with an Illustrated lecture on
the West by E. r. Rochester.
Acacia Chapter met Tuesday and
after a short session went In body
to attend the birthday anniversary OF
Mizpah Chapter. Mrs. Mary Jane
Michael was elected to membership by
affiliation. The home board will meet
June IL at 1419 Park road, at pm
Past Matron Ethel Taylor, Mrs. Mary
Jackson, Mrs. Lillian Kimbel and Mrs
Mary Dean, hostesses. A lawn party
will be held at the home of Mrs. Alice
Poole, on Conduit road one mile be-
yond Cabin John Bridge, the afternoon
and evening of June 20.
Cathedral Chapter was the host to
q larna ratherinp of members AND