Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-16

The endowment committee meets ~ tfie
home of Mrs. Marietta Thompson, as
sisted by Mrs. Juanita Thompson, next
Friday evening.
Areme Chapter, at the last regular
meeting, presented an entertainment
representing q levee scene by about 90
members of the chapter, under dlfec-
ton of Associate Matron Selma Klein,
assisted by Edward E. Muth. Among
the distinguished guests we're Mrs.
Katharine s. Merritt, grand matfon;
Charles C. Galloway grand patron |;
Mrs. Amy C. Hollander, associate grand
matron; Theodore G. Lewis, associate
grand patron; Mrs. Mary E. Teachum,
grand lecturer; Mrs Jessie w. CoWles,
Mrs Bena A. Barnhart, Mrs. Nellie Il.
Fletcher and Mrs. Pearl Watt Glib, past
grand matrons; William j. Dow, past
grand patron, and a large delegation OF
the matrons and patrons OF 1880:
The home board committee WIZ mold
a card party March Il at 1877 New
York avenue. The degrees Will be con-
ferred at the meeting March 49,
The Masonic and Eastern Star Home
Board Auxiliary will meet in the Ma
sonic temple March "a at 1880 o'clock.
Naomi Chapter met last Wednesday
evening. Following the business meet
ing the members were entertained by
readings by Callie Ison and solos by
Alma Barton. The auxiliary home board
will meet tomorrow evening at the home
of Loretto M Robinson, 1920 Kearney
street northeast The temple committee
will have a card party Wednesday eve
ming at the home Of Hattie K. Poynton,
1884 Kennedy street.
Matron Anne M Northrop announces
rehearsal for the officers of Chevy
the chapel of the Chevy Chase Presby-
terrain Church. At the meeting of the
chapter March Is the degrees will be
conferred and Right Worthy Grand
Secretary Minnie E, Keyes viii deliver
an address on THE Fifth Point of the
Star" Members birthdays in January,
February and March will also be cele-
brated.
Brookland Chapter conferred the de-
gree March II. After the chapter closed
the men of King David Lodge presented
a sketch entitled Riot in Masonic
Temple. The ways and means COM
mittee has completed arrangements for
a theater party at the New National
Theater April %. The Past Matrons'
Association will meet at the home OF
Junior Past Grand Matron Glib, 800
Twenty-sixth street northeast, March
card party at Twelfth and Monroe
streets northeast March 81.
Ruth Chapter on March 3 had the
past matrons and patrons as guests of
the evening. A musical play was given
by the Theta M Sigma Sorority. Rev.
Walter M. Michael has invited the
members to the o'clock service this
evening at the Brightwood Methodist
Church, Eighth and jefferson streets
The members will meet on the corner
at 7;45 pm. At the meeting March II
degrees will be conferred
A meeting OF the auxiliary home
board of Ruth Chapter will be held
Tuesday at 1880 o'clock at the home
Of Mrs. Mary Nevius, o24 New York
avenue, with Past Matron Martha Alt
hon and Edna Harris conductreSs, as
assisting hostesses.
Joseph H. Milans Lodge Chapter will
meet Thursday at o'clock in Northeast
Masonic Temple. There will be compli-
mentary card party The auxiliary
home board will me' March 81 at the
home Of Mrs. Bril- yell, 1912 C street
northeast, with 4rs. Kreglow, Mrs.
Dawson and Mrs tross assisting. April
3 the degrees W 4 be conferred.
Mizpah CD .pter will hold a short
business meF ling Tuesday, after which
members WI give a review of the "Old
Family Photygraf Album" A card party
for the benefit of the chapter will be
given March 81 at 1910 Wisconsin ave-
nue.. A rummage sale will be held by
the auxiliary home board in the near
future. The chapter will hold benefit
party at the National Theater April IA.
The Mu Delta Sigma met Tuesday at
the home of Francis Harris, Lyon Viii
lage, Va. Assisting hoStesseS were C.
HOLMAN, M. Heintzman and E.
Bushong.
Matron Grace C. Tullar of Loyalty
Chapter announces at the meeting
Wednesday evening the annual mems
provide an entertainment, followed by
refreshments and dancing. Last Fri
day evening the chapter met at the
Masonic and Eastern Star Home, where
a skit, THE District School," was pre-
sented.
The next meeting of Martha Chapter
will be held March 81. An entertain
ment will be given by the Jobs Daugh-
tiers. The auxiliary home board will
meet March 18 at the home of Leona
Augusterfer 4422 New Hampshire ave-
nue., with Mary and Bernetta Beavers
as assisting hostesses.
:. ODD FELLOWS.
Grand Master Elmer Cummings will
officially visit Langdon Lodge in its hall,
at Rhode Island and Mills avenues
northeast, next Friday evening.
Fred d. Stuart Encampment will con-
fer the Patriarchal degree tomorrow
evening at the temple. Fred D. Stuart
will have a class in addition to several
candidates from MiZpah Encampment of
HyattSville, Md.
Beacon Lodge met last Monday eve.
ming, the occasion being the official visi-
tation to that lodge from Grand Master
Cummings and his off1cial staff. The
grand patriarch, Lemuel H. Windsor
and his staft were present, in addition
10 the captain, Ernest L. Loving; Lieut.
John Schafer and Ensign Alexander j.
HJortSberg, in uniform. Addresses were
made by Rev. Hugh T. Stevenson, Past
Grand Sire Ernest w. Bradford and past
Grand EoWln CaIlow. There was con-
Solldatlon with Union Lodge. Noble
Grand Edwin S. Byrnes presided.
At the meeting of the general relief
committee last Wednesday evening, a
reorganization of the committee was had
and an election of officers, as follows:
President, H. Allan ISon; vice president.
Bessie Baber, and secretary treasurer,
Harry L. Andersen. Subordinate and
Rebekah lodges have been requested to
appropriate a required amount for the
use OF the general relief committee.
Eastern Lodge met last Wednesday
evening, Noble Grand Samuel r. Turner
presiding The lodge Is planning on
April 8 a get-together social.
Capt. Ernest Loving requests the nres-