Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-06-16


ing. held its annual children's night.
The program was rendered by the chill
dren. as follows: Welcome by Ira
Bright Priddy, reading by Carol Crome-
line song by Leigh Nettleton, tr; song
and dance by Doris Anderson, dance by
Francis Nettleton, song and dance by
Jane Howard, reading by Lester Law
renee, song and dance by Audrey
Brown, dance by Doris Hoberger, song
and dance by Helen Krafthofer, read
ing by Ruth Carl, dance by Ruth
Brill, piano solo by Anna Harrison,
song and dance by Ethel Hayden, song
and dance by Dorothy Miller, reading
by Jean Cromeline, dance by Helen
Clum, song by Julia Cunningham, song
and dance by Veronica Cunningham,
reading by Mary Ellen Bailey, apache
dance by Ruth Hoberger and Warren
Brill. Percy Oliver as clown entertain
ed with special features and juggling
acts. The home board will meet June
Is at the home of Mrs. Cora Myers,
100 Harden avenue, Silver Spring, Md.
The past matrons of the chapter win
assist as hostesses.
Joseph H. Milans Lodge Chapter viii
meet Thursday evening In Northeast
Masonic Temple. There will be an en-
tertainment and refreshments. The
chapter has called of its meetings
for July and August. The home board
will meet June 81 at the home OF Mrs.
Hazel Roberts. 800 Warren avenue.
Aurora Heights, Va, Mrs. Christine
Rowzee, Mrs. Naomi Hartman and
Mrs. Bell RowZee assisting.
Ruth Chapter will celebrate Chill
dren's night tomorrow evening. Matron
Mae e. Felka invites all members to
bring the children. Master Billy Burns
and Misses Betty Hayden and Anna
May Thour are among the entertainers
for the evening.
Matron Cleo Lear Of Gavel Chapter
announces the next meeting Of the
chapter, June 10, will be initiation. The
dinner committee will give a theater
party June IT at the National Theater.
Temple Chapter met last Monday
with a short business meeting, after
which a program was rendered as fol-
lows: Piano selections by Miss Minnie
Farber, saxophone solo by Master Mel
vim Holober, trio by Adelaide and Mel
win Holober and Elmer Klavans, dance
by Lorene Colman and clarinet solo by
Elmer Clavins. The next meeting there
will be a class for the degrees and VIII
be followed with refreshments.
La Fayette Lodge Chapter will have
ChiIdren's night June %. The children
will do the entertaining and there will
be refreshments. After this meeting the
chapter will recess until September.
The endowment committee met yester-
dav afternoon at the Summer home Of
Mrs. Ona Adler, Glen Carlyn, Va.
picnic supper wze served and cards were
played.
The executive committee Of Federal
Chapter will meet June II at pm. at
the home of Mrs. Douglass, 908 M
street; hostesses, Mrs. Douglass. Mrs
Tracy and Mrs. FUR. The Friendship
Club will meet June 10 at 8 pm. at the
home of Mrs Lewis, 1852 Ontario place.
A dance will be held June 20 at the
Potomac Boat Club, at the foot OF
T,hirty-sixth street. The Friendship
Club will have a picnic June %. Mem
bers of the chapter will be notified later
as to the place and arrangements.
Joppa Lodge Chapter will meet June
10, the last meeting before closing
through July and August There will
be degree work. Joppa and Petworth
lodges were guests of Joppa Lodge
Chapter June S. The following pro-
gram was given: Greetings by Matron
Emma T. Blood; responses, by Past
Patron Trivett, master Of Joppa Lodge,
and Past Patron Ludwig, master of
Petworth Lodge; instrumental trio. by
the Cowsill sisters; selections, Wilson
Normal Glee Club Trio: readings, by
Miss Julia Couthen; sketch, by the De
Molay Dramatic Club, and the De Mo-
lay tumblers and their drill team COM
pleted the program.
At the meeting of Mispah Chapter
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September, Children'S night will be OBJ
served. The program will be given by
the children, after which they will be
presented with gifts and refreshments.
The degrees will be conferred on two
candidates prior to the program.
Acacia Chapter will meet June 10.
Following the business session the chill
dren will be entertained. A special pro-
gram has been provided. Matron Mary
r. Hand requests all members have
their children present at $3.50 pm. on
the fifth floor of the Masonic Temple,
Thirteenth street and New York avenue.
The ways and means committee will
hold lawn party, afternoon and eve
ming, June 20, at the home of Mrs.
Alice Poole mile beyond Cabin John
Bridge on Conduit road.
At the meeting Of Areme Chapter
June 10 the degrees will be conferred
The meetings for July and August have
been called of. At the last meeting
the Dramatic Club Of Jobs Daughters
entertained with q play. There were
also several other attractions under the
craftsmanship of Miss Marie Miller.
Cathedral Chapter, at its meeting
Wednesday evening in Scottish Rite
Cathedral, adopted resolutions on the
death of Sterling Kerr. long a member
Of the chapter. e. S. Robinson of Leb-
anon Lodge addressed the chapter on
the subject of the annual field day of
the Masons and Eastern Star, to be
held June 90 at Griffith Stadium. Past
Grand Matron Jessie w. Cowles and
Past Grand Patron william ]. Dow
spoke briefly. It was decided to cali OF
meetings during the months of July
and August An invitation was accepted
from DR.. and Mrs. Allen e. CowleS to
be their guests at their cottage, at
South River, Md, June "a. The home
board of the chapter announced its in
tention of giving the elderly persons at
the Masonic and Eastern Star Home an
outing In Rock Greek Park on the
afternoon of June 20. Miss Esther Me-
lick gave a vocal solo, the Mcdonald
sisters contributed dancing specialties
and a group of children participated in
a playlet Mrs. Martha Shaw accom-
panied at the piano. At the last meet
ing before the Summer recess, June 26,
the star points will entertain with q