Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-02-09


ter February IL.
Matron Anita I. Haight of Bright
WOOD Cnapter announces a short bust
ness meeting Thursday night, followed
Dy conIerrlng OF degrees, entertainment
and refreshments.
AT the last meeting of Trinity Chap
ter initiation was conducted. There
was snort program. The ways and
means committee will hold a card party
February IL at Northeast Masonic
Temple.
Ruth Chapter met Monday. The
chapter is having a Valentine card
party, dance, entertainment and many
special features at the Mayfiower Hotel,
February IA. A meeting of the ways
and means committee will be held at
Mr.. MENUS home, 924 New York ave-
nue., FEBRUARY IL, at o'clock. A Dutch
iuncneon and dinner will be given at
the Elks' Hail, 919 H street, February
Is, by the auxiliary home board.
Washington Centennial Chapter met
February z. Announcements of COM
m1ttee meetings for February were as
follows: Temple, February II; ways
and means. February 1S; home board.
FEBRUARY Is. A program was furnished
as follows: Sketch, Bethel girls: read
ing, MISS Logan, and solo, Aurelia Bir-
mingham. There were dancing and re-
freShmentS.
Treaty Oak Chapter celebrated its
first birthday January 20. Among the
distinguished guests present were the
grand matron, grand patron, associate
grand matron, grand conductress, asso-
c1ate grand patron, Past Grand Matrons
Bogley and Chauncey and Past Grand
Patrons Bogley and Dow. The degrees
were conferred February 8, using the
new ritual. The home board met at
the home OF Associate Matron Carroll.
and plans were perfected for a card
party to be given at the home of Mrs.
HodSon, SIG Connecticut avenue, the
evening Of February ID. The chapter
Will hold dance and card party at
the Blue Triangle Club House Feb
ruary %.
Officers of Joppa Lodge Chapter at the
last meeting gave the initiatory work.
Right Eminent Grand Commander of the
Grand Commandery of the K. T. of the
District Of Columbia and Past Grand
Patron Roberts made an address. An APP
peal for the Community Chest was made
by Junior Past Patron Seavers, after
which donation was made. Past Ma
iron Felka of Ruth Chapter, president
of the 1929 MatronS and Patrons ASso-
citation, also spoke. The ways and means
committee announced q card party and
dance at 2400 Sixteenth street February
Fl. Past Matron Carrie Trivitt an
nounced a card party at her home, 80S
Aspen street, February IL, for the bene-
mt of the temple fund.
Mizpah Chapter met Tuesday eve
ming. The degrees were conferred upon
one candidate Games were played.
The endowment committee will give a
card party at the home of Mrs. Gladys
HOLMAN, 1888 Thirty-eighth street,
February 10. The monthly dance will
be held February is at the George
town Masonic Hall, Wisconsin avenue
and M street, at pm.
The home board Of Harmony Chap
ter met recently OF the home of Ethel
Waterf1eld, 722 Farragut street. A card
party will be held at the home of
tomorrow at pm, for the benefit of
the home board. Those planning to
attend are requested to call Adams
4988. The chapter will entertain Har-
mony Lodge February Is. A special
program is planned. Mamie Ferguson
will have luncheon at her home, e29
Farragut street, February IA, at /
o'clock. Those planning to attend are
requested to call Georgia 1924. There
will be card party February 19 at
the home Of Rena Collins, 1113 Fern
street.
Matron Anita I. Haight and Patron
G. Bolis Kinslow of Brightwood Chap
ter. accompanied by members, enter
tanned the grand lecturer, Mollie e.
Teachum, at a birthday luncheon last
Tuesday. the occasion being her sixty
sixth birthday anniversary, at an inn
at Nineteenth and K streets. Gifts
were presented.
Loyalty Chapter exemplified the de-
greeS Wednesday evening. At the next
meeting, February 10, Martha Wash
ington party will be held. Plans are
now being made by the men Of the
chapter to hold the annual card party
in March.
The Matrons and Patrons Association
Of Ruth Chapter held It's annual ban
quet January IS at the Lee House.
Annie L. Jones, retiring president, was
assisted by Toastmaster Thomas S.
Sergeon. The new officers are Margaret
H. Pollen, president; Phillip F. Pollard,
Associate Grand Conductress Elizabeth
A. Pitt, secretary; Edna M. Charlton,
treasurer. They were installed by Past
Matron Mae E. Felka and Elise Zim-
norman, acting as marshal. Those
initiated were Herbert B. MENUS, patron;
Ella M. Reed, associate matron; Mary
MENUS and Warren v. Reed. Distin-
guished guests present were Right
Worthy Grand Secretary Minnie e.
Reyes, Past Grand Patron George Pitt,
Associate Grand Conductress Elizabeth
A Grand
and Henry YoSt, ST.
Brookland Chapter will meet in King
David Temple. Twelfth and Monroe
streets northeast, February IL. Enter
tainment will be a Valentine party. The
auxiliary home board viii meet with
Past Matron Virginia Carleton, 1917
Lawrence street northeast, February 10,
at pm. The endowment committee
will hold card party at the home of
Mrs. BlanZ. 20l8 Monroe street north
east, February IL at pm. The temple
committee will meet February IA. The
chapter will hold its annual dance and
card party at Meridian Mansions, 2400
Sixteenth street. February %.
Matron Blanche H. Enterline Of La
Fayette Lodge Chapter announces the
installation Of the associate patron fol-
lowed by a birthday party at the Ma
sonic Hall, Fourteenth and Kenyon
streets, February IL; also a dance Feb
ruary % at the same address.
ODD FELLOWS.
Grand Master Elmer Cummings, ac-
companied by his official staff, Wednes-
day evening will make an official visit
to Eastern Lodge in the temple.
The grand master will officially visit
Golden Rule Lodge February 10 in the
temple.
The official visitations of the year
have been scheduled by the grand mas
ter and released for information of the