Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-03-31
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The annual dance and card party Of
Bethlehem Chapter win be held next
SATURDAY. night at the washington
Hotel, The grand inatron and grand
patron win be special guests. At the
meeting OF the chapter Tuesday eve
ming entertainment was furnished by
Miss Julia Cauthen Of Lebanon Chap
ter, reading; Gene Marie Weaver, dane
ing, accompanied by Mrs. Elsie Weaver
at the piano, and singing by the North
east Colored Quartet. The home board
was entertained Thursday, with Mrs.
Kate Van Fossen, Mrs. Stella Bowersox
and Mrs. Ida M. Roberds as hostesses.
Acacia Chapter will meet April 2 at
8 PM, at which time the degrees Will
be conferred. Past Grand Matron Mrs.
Flora E. Campbell was the guest Of
honor at the last meeting. Past Matron
Anna M. Collier announces q card party
to be held at 1919 Park road April ID
at $3.50 pm. The ways and means COM
mittee has made arrangements for an
annual dance and card party April 3
at 2400 Sixteenth street. Cards at $3.50
pm. and dancing from . to II o'clock.
The Matrons and Patrons of 1926 will
hold a dance and card party at 240O
Sixteenth street April Is. !?
At the meeting Of East Gate Chapter
Friday evening the degrees will be con-
ferred. The home board entertained
the Grand Chapter line officers Monday
at luncheon preceding the General
Home Board meeting at Masonic Tenn
Pile. The home board will give the
alter party at the National Theater
April l6.
Congress Lodge Chapter will meet
Monday evening at 8 o'clock and Ma
tron Elizabeth c. Brewer and her ON
GERS will initiate class Of candidates.
Brookland Chapter met Wednesday
evening. The matron had set aside
the evening as Temple night and Junior
Past Matron Grace Stiles made a short
talk on the raising of funds for the
temple. The monthly temple card
party viii be held tomorrow evening at
the home of Berenice Carlton, Four
tenth and Lawrence streets northeast.
At the chapter meeting Past Grand
Matr0n Crawford was presented and
escorted to the east. A musical pro-
gram was rendered with vocal duets and
solos by Mrs. Galbraith and Mrs.
Huguely, and piano numbers by Mrs.
jeanette Doty. Associate Matron Ruth
Speake reported, progress in arrange
ments for the Spring dance to be given
by the chapter at the willard Hotel
April IL. The chapter accepted the
invitation to be the guest of Washing
ton Centennial Chapter April 5.
The endowment committee Of Har-
mony Chapter will give q luncheon and
card party at the home of~Past Ma
tron Ada L. Toombs, 1922 Piney
Branch road, April s, at 1880 pm.
The last meeting Of the Matrons' and
Patrons Association of Gavel Chapter
was held at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
George M. Rowzee at which time the
| following officers were elected: Mrs.
Efie M. Kessier, president; Clyde J.
Nichols, vice president; Mrs. Florence
u. Lippard. secretary and treasurer.
The next meeting viii be held SatlIr-
Mrs. d. Kessler. TIT Tenth street south
east.
At the meeting of Gavel Chapter
April q the, grand matron will make her
ofiiciai visit, also charter member night
with Good win and Brightwood Chap
tiers as guests, followed by entertain-
nent, refreshments and dancing. The
dinner committee win give card party
April 20 at Northeast Masonic Temple
ct O'Clock. The auxiliary home board
Louise Darby, lot Raymond street,
Chevy Chase, Nd. The temple commit
tee met at the home of George R6wxee
March 26 and made plans for q "Trip
Around the World" to be given in June.
The past matrons Of st. Johns Lodge
Chapter win confer the degrees at the
meeting tomorrow evening. A program
arranged by the line officers viii follow
the degree work. The home board VIII
give o dinner at the Northeast Temple
April i6. Junior Past Matron Maud
Angelo entertained the home board at
the Aster Restaurant last Wednesday.
Joppa Lodge Chapter meets wednes-
day, when q children's Easter party will
be the feature Of the entertainment.
Unity Chapter at the last meeting
initiated one candidate and received two
petitions. A committee was appointed
to arrange for the testimonial to the
bowling team April at the Roosevelt
as Ruth for the past two terms, was
presented with roses by the officers of
the chapter In appreciation Of her serv-
ices. Her marriage will take place be-
fore the next meeting. The, chapter
was entertained by Past Patron Steele
with pictures Of and talk on his trip
into Mexico with the United States
Navy. The endowment committee will
hold . card party April II at o'clock
at the Burlington Hotel.
Harmony Chapter tits last meeting
celebrated charter members night, at
present, including Past Grand Matron
Fletcher and Past Grand Patron Shreve.
Matron Ethel NJ. Pidgeon announces
the next meeting, April II, win be chill
dren's night.
Treaty Oak Chapter will meet Mon
day evening at O'Clock on Temple
Heights. There win be q program and
social.
At the banquet recently held by the
1924 Matrons and Patrons Association
the following officers were elected:
President, Mrs. Antoinette L. Fischer Of
Columbia Chapter; vice president, Jesse
B. Adams of Bethany Chapter; secre-
tary and treasurer, Robert Mccullough
Of Naomi Chapter.
Naomi Chapter entertained the char
ter members March, 81, Past Grand Ma
iron Nellie Taylor being the guest Of
honor. The following program was pre-
sented: Central High School Trumpet
Quartet, reading by Miss Mary Turner,
solo by Mrs. Randall Ward Mech and
quartet of boys from Columbia Junior
High, directed by Miss Bonnell. The
auxiliary home board met Friday eve
ming at the home Of Mrs. Lorraine
Proudley. The temple committee an
nounces card rarty at the home Of
Mrs. Ellen Paintes April S. The auxil-
iary home board will give card party
at the home Of Past Matron Hattie
Poynton April is.
Grand Matron Pearl Watt Glib and
Grand Patron John G. Proctor will
make their ofiicial visit to Washington