Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-05-11

street northwest, at which time the
roll call OF the chapter will be read.
The Masqueraders recently entertained
the Masonic lodge in Alexandria Of
which George Washington was mem
Der. The bowling team went to Balti-
more to try and win back. the singles
event from Baltimore chapter. In the
two previous matches Baltimore has
won the singles, while Washington has
taken the doubles and team games.
At last meeting dad" announced
that he had been advised by the Grand
Council that washington has been put
under a separate jurisdiction and is no
longer under the supervision OF the
Grand Council Of the State OF Mary
land. The last meeting being the OBJ
servance of Patriots day, one OF the
five De Molay obligatory days. Maj.
Gen. Amos Fries, U. 8. A., retired, gave
q short talk.
Robert LIE Bruce Chapter will hold o
Spring dance May a. in the new Almas
club house, 1915 K street northwest,
from 10 pm. until am, with music
by the Dagmoir Orchestra.
EASTERN STAR.
The meeting of Bethany Chapter on
May 16 will be children's night. At the
last meeting Past Patron Walter r
Plumley gave a talk on the making OF
wills. The auxiliary home board Will
give a card party at the home OF Mr.
and Mrs. James z. Redman, 1915 irving
street, Saturday evening, May II. The
last meeting of the Bethany Social
Boosters was held Thursday at the home
of Mrs. Lynne S. Wetzel. The annual
bazaar and dinner viii be held at the
Unitarian Church, Sixteenth and Har-
ward streets, October 8.
The next meeting of Warren q. Hard
ing Chapter will be Tuesday, at which
time the degrees will be conferred. The
auxiliary home board meeting will be
May 10 at the home of Mrs. Flora Wald-
man, 2730 Chesapeake street: Inc
Spring theater party will be held May
26 at the National Theater.
Bethlehem Chapter viii meet May il
with the entertainment In charge Of the
men. The following chairmen were ap-
pointed by Matron Mae M. Smith 70
serve during May and June: Cheer
committee, Past Matron Stella Bower
sox; sick committee, Miss Blanche Frye:
refreshment committee, Mrs. Elsie Mace
English. Associate Conductress Louise
w. Chase was appointed to I'LL the va
cancy on the auxiliary home board.
Associate Matron Lille e. Hall has been
acting matron during the absence OF the
matron. Past Matron Ethel D. Nelson
is acting associate matron.
The ways and means committee Of
Unity Chapter is holding benefit ct
the National Theater May -. The
auxiliary home board will meet Wednes-
day evening at the home Of Mrs.
Wooster.
Good Fellowship Circle Of William r.
Hunt Chapter, Mrs. Lulu Jet chairman,
will give a card party tomorrow evening
at the home of Past Matron Lillian
Bennett, 1913 Juniper st. The oficers
Of the chapter viii meet Wednesday
evening at the home Of the natron, Vir-
ginia B. Rench, 1884 Sixteenth street.
ficers Saturday evening at the home Of
Past Matron Marguerite Behrend, 34lS
Thirty-fourth street.
Joseph II. Milans Lodge Chapter viii
celebrate its fourth birthday ami
versary Thursday evening in Northeast
Masonic Temple. The willing workers
will meet May 10 at the home Of Mrs.
Sutton, 1400 Trinidad avenue nortn-
east. The ways and means committee
will hold rummage sale June 2 and
the temple committee a card party
May ~ in Northeast Masonic Temple.
The secretaries and treasurers will be
guests June 5.
La Fayette Lodge Chapter will meet
May II, at Fourteenth and Kenyon
streets, at which time endowment night
will be observed. The matron and patron
were entertained by the officers and
members Of the chapter at a banquet
and dance May Q at the Blue Triangle.
Lebanon Chapter win meet Tuesday
evening, followed by an entertainment
by the Dramatic Club Of Jobs Daugh-
tiers. Matron Nelly K. Lynch was ap-
pointed page to the grand patron at the
May session of the Grand Chapter.
Blair Mckenzie, chairman, announces
a party at the National Theater the
evening Of May 10. Children's night
will be celebrated June 10. The chap
ter will entertain the women Of the
Eastern Star Home at bridge tomorrow
afternoon.
st. Johns Lodge Chapter will meet
May 10. The associate grand natron,
associate grand patron and associate
matrons and associate patrons Of this
jurisdiction will be guests Of the chap
ter. A short program will be followed
by dancing and refreshments.
At a regular meeting of Fidelity
Chapter May 8 the degrees were con-
| ferred by the associate matron, Mrs.
Melba Taylor. Thursday at pm.
there will be card party at the home
of Mrs. Lydia Boardman. At the meet
ing May II amendments to the by-Iaws
viii be acted on, followed by refresh-
ments.
Grand Matron Katherine s. Merritt.
Grand Patron Charles O. Galloway and
Past Grand Patron Willard T.. Dixon
visited Martha Chapter at the last
meeting, when the degrees were COM
ferred. The thirty-flfth birthday ami
versary will be celebrated May Is.
Areme Chapter entertained the As
sociate Matrons and Associate Patrons
Of 1880 as special guests at its meeting
last Wednesday night. Among the
grand officers present were Mrs. Amy
G.. Hollander associate grand matron:
Theodore G. Lewis, associate grand
patron, and Miss Edith A. Williams,
grand conductress. A one-act play was
presented after which refreshments were
served. AT the meeting May 81 a SPELL
ing bee will be held.
The Matrons and Patrons Of 1925
have been invited to attend Joseph n
Milans Chapter in body next Thurs
day evening. A similar invitation has
been received from Brightwood Chan
ter for May %, at 8 o'clock.
Hope Chapter, after a short business
meeting next Wednesday evening, win
be entertained by the Masonic Glee
Club. Refreshments will be served, fol-
lowed by dancing. Matron Bertha M.
Lynn invites all members Of the fra
ternity to be present.