Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-03-31
FRATERNITIES.

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Matron Mildred r. Sfaser announces
the annual Spring card party Of Esther
Chaper will be held in the large ball
room OF the willard Tuesday afternoon.
The chairmen in charge are rs follows:
Mary Waldron, general chairman: Past
Grand Matron julia N. Etreater, pa
tronesses; Margaret H. Jones, 1855 New
ton street, tickets Lucy e. Fessenden,
l472 Harvard street, reservations; Nellie
B. Men, prizes. and Jessie Rulings,
candy.
The program for the regular meeting
Past Patron Arthur q. FeSSenden.
Matron Edna M. Bush Of Joseph II.
Milans Lodge announces the meeting
Thursday evening will be children's
night. The endowment committee will
meet Thursday at the home Of Mrs.
Bridwell, 1912 G street northeast. The
willing Workers will meet April at
the home Of Mrs. Susie Cudmore, 4l9
Allison street, and the ways and means
committee viii hold o rummage. sale
May and z.
Matron Adele s. Leibert announces
the degrees will be conferred at the
meeting Of Bethany Chapter April s:
The annual dance and card party win
be held at 2400 Sixteenth street April
Is. The endowment committee will
meet April 4, the Bethany Social Boost
erS April IL and the sunshine commit
tee April Is. Past Matron Augusta o.
Johnson, Mrs. Lucia Douan and Mrs.
Francis Haw were hostesses Monday at
q luncheon at the Arlington Hotel to
members of the auxiliary home board.
Following the luncheon the members
went to- the Masonic Temple and par
ticipated In the General Home Board
meeting. Past Inatrons and past pa
irons are arranging for the birthday
party April 10. A bake sale will be held
at Center Market for the home board
April 6.
Mount Pleasant Chapter will have as
its special guests April the members
of Harmony Chapter. There will be en-
tertainment, refreshments and dancing.
other members of the fraternity are
also invited. While repairs are being
made to the chapter room the chapter
will meet at Joppa Lodge Han, 42Os
Ninth street.
The degrees were conferred in Good
WILL Chapter Friday, March 20. upon
! two candidates. At the signing OF the by.
laws q vocal solo was rendered by Past
Matron Ethel Richard Of William r.
Hunt Chapter Mrs. Rich will give q talk
ION the endowment committee at the
next meeting.
Ruth Chapter win meet tomorrow ,eve-
ming at which time the degrees viii be
conferred. The auxiliary home board
will give q card party April 4. at
O'Clock. at Brightwood Temple. The
ways and means committee will hold .
theater party at the National Theater
April 8. !.
Matron Evelyn Strout announces.
t,initiatory work at the meeting Of Trinity
Chapter April 4.
Columbia Chapter, until improvements
are completed on the Masonic Hall at
| Fourteenth and Kenyon streets. VIII
meet on the second and fourth Satur.
| days In Joppa Lodge Hall, Ninth ana
| Itpshur streets, The next meeting Is IN
| charge of Mrs. Ethel Hess, Mrs Eleanor
Patter, Mrs Hattie Richards and Miss
Ethel Calvert. past marshsls
The Matrons and Patrons Association
| of 1925, win hold card party and
dance April IS at $50 O'Clock ut 24oo
Sixteenth street
The next meeting of La Fayette
Lodge Chapter will be April Is, which
| will be charter and honorary members
night. The home board comittee will
| give dance April 6 at Takoma Thea
| ter Hall, Fourth and Buttsrnut streets:
| The ways and means committees VIII
hold q card party at Confederate Me-
mortal Hall, 1922 Vermont avenue,
April "A.
The Past Matrons and Patrons As
ISOLATION of 1928 held its annual BAN
uuet and election Of officers at the
Roosevelt Hotel March 70. Grand Ma
tron Mrs. Pearl Watt Glib, Grand
Patron John Clagett Proctor and
Mrs. Proctor were guests Of honor. Re-
marks were made by the grand matron.
grand patron, Past Grand Matron Lille
G. Chauncey and Past Grand Patron
James A. West. The retiring president.
w. Jennings, was POSTMASTER. The
election was as follows: Hannah H.
Munroe, president; William Barker.
vice president: Samuel johnson, sec
ond vice president; Aneca JohJnson,
secretary-treasurer.
The Matrons and Patrons Associa-
ton of Bethlehem Chapter held It's
annual banquet at the Blue Triangle
Hut March 10. Special guests were
Grand Matron Pearl Watts Gibbs,
Grand Patron John G. Proctor and
Mrs. Proctor. Past Grand Patron J.
Ernest Dulin, Past Grand Matrops
Lena E. Stephenson, Grace wilkins
Kimmel and Past Grand Patron Thom-
as J. Landergren. Ida M. Roberds and
Lewis Pearman were received into the
association after initiation given by
Junior Past Matron Ethel d. Nelson.
assisted by Past Patron Darnall. The
following officers were elected: PreSi-
dent, Irene z. Darnall; vice president,
Van w. Roberds; secretary, Beulah NJ.
Capper; treasurer, Carrie l.. Kidd.
Solos were sung by Mrs. Marie q.
Deal, followed by cards and dancing.
The next meeting Of Areme Chapter
will be held April 8. There Will be
short business session and entertain
ment. The program will consist OF an
operetta. !
B. r. o. ELKS.
Oficers of the lodge win be indicted
to office by Past Exalted Ruler John =.
Lynch next Wednesday night, rs fol-
lows: John Dillon Fitzgerald, exalted
ruler; David Barry, esteemed leading
knight; George e. Strong, esteemed
loyal knight; John j. Moriarty,. es-
teemed lecturing knight; Michael G.
Mccormick, treasurer; william 8. Shell.
BY, secretary; Victor Woodbridge, trustee.
three years: Thomas King, tiler; Ma
then Weili, delegate to the Grand Lodge;
Daniel r. Nihion, alternate delegate to
the Grand Lodge. Special entertain-
ment will be given by George Wasnen,
leader Of the Elks' Comedy Orchestra;
Moses Herzog, Issy Cohen, Arthur Pheif-
william Strattofl. The trustees will fur
nish q buffet supper. Several members
of the Senate and the House OF Repre-
sentatives win deliver addresses. The