Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-10-26
FRATERNITIES

man, Lille Dowrick and Past Patron
Louis Hartung.
The Grand Chapter officers made
grand visitation to Washington Gen.
tennial Chapter the night of october
~. Honored guests were Past Grand
Matrons Sallye Bogley, Tillie Chauncey,
Cora Mayberry, Grace Kimmel and
Past Grand Patrons William Dow and
George Pitt. The following program
was rendered: Solos, Mrs. Katherine
Hertzberg: welcome chorus, Misses
Wilma Shively, Helen Jost, Lucille
Gooding, Marion Snyder, Catherin
Todd, Beulah Reever, Mrs. Carl Romer
and Mrs. Rae Perall; presentation dia-
logue, Misses Wilma Shively and Helen
JoSt.
st. Johns Lodge Chapter met last
Monday after which 1t was entertained
by Congress Lodge Chapter with dane
ing and refreshments. The Temple
Committee will give card party at
the Winston Hotel, lie First street,
october 20, at 8 pm. The next meet
ing of the chapter will be November 3.
The Home Board Committee of Ia
koma Chapter will meet at IL O'Clock
at the Lotus restaurant, october 81, for
luncheon, after which the General
Home Board meeting at the Masonic
Temple will be attended.
officers of the Grand Chapter of the
District made their annual grand visi-
tation to Bethany Chapter at the last
meeting. The following distinguished
guests attended: Past Grand Matrons
Cora P. Mayberry, Flora E. Campbell,
Grace w. Kimmel, Tillie C. Chauncey
and Sallye C. Bogley, and Past Grand
Patrons G. E. Dunkum, Reuben E. Bog
ley, George Pitt and William j. Dow.
Presentations we're made as follows:
To the grand matron by Past Patron
William L. Aft, and to the grand patron
by Mrs. Mabel H. Test. Vocal Selec-
tions were rendered by Miss Minnie
Volkman, accompanied by Mrs. Mabel
H. Test at the piano. A skit, arranged
by Associate Matron Yeba j. Hall and
participated in by members Of the
chapter concluded the program. The
Home Board will be entertained with
q luncheon at the Lotus Cafe at noon
tomorrow. Past Matron Adele s. Lei
bert, Mrs. Evelyn B. Broadhus and Mrs.
Ruth M. Seeger will be hostesses. Fol-
lowing the luncheon, the members will
attend the meeting at Masonic Temple.
The next chapter meeting will be held
November z.
Esther Chapter held a reception in
honor of its past matrons and past
patrons at its last meeting. Forty
four past officers were formally greeted
by the matron. Past Matron Theodore
Cunningham responded for the guests.
The program of entertainment COM
prised solos on a saw by Theodore Robb,
with Mrs. Robb as accompanist; tenor
solos by George Myers, accompanied by
Mrs. Isabel Myers Ward, ard marimba
solos by Harry j. Harth, wi q Past Ma
tron Cunningham at the pisho.
Past Matrons Eta Wilson Davis, Ada
E. Phillips and Margaret Hull Jones
held a card party at the home of Mrs.
Jones for the Auxiliary Home Board
october 81.
At the next meeting the new mem
bers of the year will be especially in
vited and will be entertained by pro-
gram under the direction of Harold
Neff.
Martha Chapter will have special
meeting october 20 at o'clock for the
purpose of comforting the degrees.
United Chapter received the grand
matron and grand patron Friday night
on their annual inspection. E. Angel
leo sang, accompanied by his wife. Mr..
Collins rendered cello selections, with
Mrs. Carrie Byram at the piano. AT
the next meeting the associate matrons,
associate patrons, secretaries, treas
urers and conductresseS of the various
chapters will be guests.
Acacia Chapter Yin serve a baked
ham dinner Otober 20 at Northeast Ma
sonic Temple from to 7 pm. The
grand visitation will be on November
4 at pm.
Naomi Chapter met Wednesday, after
which refreshments were served. A
card party was held yesterday at the
home of the matron. The chapter Will
have a rummage sale November Is;
Alma jenkins, chairman. On Novem-
Der 10 a luncheon and bazaar will be
held at the home of Hattie Poynton,
1434 Kennedy street. The grand ma
iron and grand patron will pay their
annual visitation November IL at
o'clock.
MiZpah Chapter met Tuesday night,
when annual grand visitation was held.
Other distinguished guests were: Past
Grand Matrons Carolyn A. Handy, Lena
Sallye C. Bogley, Grace
Helen E. Bernard together with Past
Grand Patrons Reuben A. Bogley, Will
liam j. Dow and George Pitt. Past
Matron Mildred r. King sang a song
to the grand matron and a gift was
presented by Past Matron Ruth Little,
assisted by Mrs. Gladys Freeman, de-
livering same in an automobile from
the grand matron's State. the State Of
Michigan. The grand patron was pre-
scented with gift by Mrs. Gladys Free
man, who was dressed in overallS covered
NfifI he xuhi q
grand patron of his own State, the
State of Iowa. Past Matron Mildred r.
King sang an appropriate song about
Iowa.
A play was given by Miss Esther Bal
ser of Mary Washington Chapter, Clar-
endon. Va; Past Patron William Dow
den, Patron Raymond Reynolds, Mrs.
Ella Dowden, Mrs. Lillian Reynolds,
Mrs. Sadie Porter, Miss Dorothy Thomp-
son and Miss Mildred Leecke.
The associate matrons and patrons,
Grand Conductress Edith Williams, As
Sociate Grand Conductress Elizabeth
Pitt and other. conductresses and as
sociate conductrNsses were Ruth Chap
ter'S guests last Monday evening. Ma
iron Susie Broadhurst announces a
special meeting october 81.
The grand visitations by the grand
matron and grand patron, accompanied
by the other grand officers, for this
week will be as follows: Columbia
Chapter October 81, S:15 pm; Friend
ship Chapter, october %, 8:l5 pm.
Matron Helen M Rowen announces
that the meeting of Miriam Chapter
tomorrow night will be line officers
night. There will be an entertainment
which will be followed by refreshments
and dancing.
The Grand Chapter officers made
their annual grand visitation at the
last meeting. The honored guests were
Past Grand Matrons Nellie G. Fletcher,
Pearl Watt Gibbs and Tillie Chauncey
and Past Grand Patrons Gratz Dunkum,
Charles Shreve and William Dow Vocal