Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-05-18
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Matron Mrs. Ethel Bell will preside IL
the absence of the matron, who Is II
Denver, Colo. The theater party vii
be held Tuesday evening.
The home board committee of Unity
Chapter was entertained May by Past
Matron Wooster, assisted by the Misses
Hicks. Mrs. Ethel F. Steele, chairman
of the home board committee, assisted
by Mrs Ruth Hochgesang, will enter
tain the sewing circle May 20 at II
am, in her home, 1904 LongfelloV
street.
st. Johns Lodge Chapter will meet
tomorrow evening. The associate grand
matron, associate grand patron AND
associate matronS and associate patrons
of this jurisdiction will be guests OF
the chapter. A short program will be
Junior Past Matron Rebecca Wharton
will entertain the home board at the
Aster Restaurant at O'Clock, May 20
The annual home board luncheon OF
Federal Chapter was held May at the
home of Mrs. Hadley, 1884 N street
The guests were the grand matron,
Past Grand Matrons Stephenson, Glib
and Bogley and Mrs. Galloway. The
next meeting of the chapter will be
May 20 at the new Masonic Temple.
The next meeting of the endowment
committee of Bethany Chapter will be
held at the home of Past Matron Nellie
@. Plumley. The Bethany sunshine
committee met May 8 at the home OF
Mrs. Marie H Ralph. Preliminary ar
rangements are being made for days
outing by the chapter on one OF the
local steamships, to be held during
July. The chapter has been designated
to take part in the religious services at
Temple Heights August II.
Acacia Chapter will have charge OF
the religious services today at the Ma
sonic and Eastern Star Home, at 8 pm
Rev. A. Z. Barrows of the Eastern
Presbyterian Church will deliver the
sermon. The chapter will hold its reg
ular business meeting next Tuesday.
The ways and means committee will
hold a party at the National Theater
May 20.
Columbia Floral Ctcle will meet to-
morrow 1T pm. ut the home Of Mrs
Mary u. Eppelsheimer, 1927 Hiatt place
Mrs. John Atchison and Mrs. Minnie
@. WetEel hostesses.
Treaty Oak Chapter will meet Mon
day evening at o'clock on Temple
Heights. A short program will follow
the business.
A short business meeting tomorrow
evening of Ruth Chapter will be fol-
lowed BY benefit play by the temple
and endowment committees, the play
to start at $3.50; dancing from 10 to
IL pm.
The Association Of Matrons and Pa
irons of 1920 held its annual banquet
May 10 at Tilden Gardens. DR.. Daniel
G. Davis of Areme Chapter acted as
POSTMASTER. Past Grand Matrons
Helen Z. Barnard and Sallye c. Bogley,
Grand Conductress Edith Z. Williams
and the chairman of the evening, Mrs.
Davis, awarded prizes to Miss Carrie
Isham and Mrs. Jennie A. Meyer for
their promptness in responding to the
notice of the meeting. Oficers elected
were as follows: Mrs. Nellie @. Plum
ley Of Bethany Chapter, president; John
A. Meyer of Bethlehem Chapter, vice
president, and Mrs. Grace /. Barr OF
Areme Chapter, secretary treasurer.
At its last meeting Esther Chapter
entertained the following heads Of Ma
sonic and allied bodies who are members
Of the chapter: James A. West grand
master of Masons; Raymond N. Bah
cock, master of National Lodge; Ara M
Daniels master Of Pentalpha Lodge;
John L. McGrew, high priest of Mount
Vernon Chapter; L. Whiting Estes,
grand high priest; Andrew N. Ross
master Of Brightwood Council; w
Spencer Armstrong, commander OF
Washington Commandery; P. Raymond
Bosch, commander OF Columbia Com
mandery; Edward w. Libbey, grand
monarch of the Supreme Council Mystic
Order Of Yelled Prophets; Frank A.
Birgfeld. grand tall cedar Of Capitol
Forest, Tall Cedars of Lebanon; Kath-
the Eastern Star.
Vocal solos were rendered by Mrs
Edith NJ. White of st. Johns Lodge
Chapter, with Past Matron Theodore
Cunningham at the piano. Miss Esther
Spier presented piano selections. The
sublime order of Rising Sons of Elisha
was conferred by william II. Phillips OF
La Fayette Lodge, with Past Patron
Arthur q. Fessenden appearing Is the
candidate.
The auxiliary home board will meet
May 23 at 1880 am. with Past Matron
Margaret Hull Jones, 1903 Garrison
street northwest.
At the last meeting Of Warren G..
Harding Chapter the degrees were con-
ferred on several candidates. A theater
party viii be held May 26 ct the Ma
tional Theater. The next meeting will
be Martha Washington night and O
special program Is being prepared. The
auxiliary home board will meet tomor-
row at the home of Mrs. Flora Wald-
man, 2T30 Chesapeake street.
The associate matrons and associate
patrons of the District will be the
guests of william r. Hunt Chapter next
Thursday evening. There will be an
entertainment followed by refreshments
and dancing. At the last meeting q
Colonial concert was given by members
of Gavel Chapter, in costumes. The
auxiliary home board will meet Monday
evening at the home Of Caroline Water
man, 1898 Branch avenue southeast.
Brentwood Chapter will celebrate 1t.
fourth birthday anniversary Thursday
The 1926 matrons and patrons and
1890 matrons and patrons will be spe.
cial guests. The chapter, after its last
meeting, visited Harmony Chapter, the
occasion being its fourth anniversary
Matron Anita I. Haight exemplified thu
matron's work at the last Grand Chap.
ter session.
Areme Chapter will hold a short bust.
ness session next Wednesday evening
which will be followed by a spelling bee
The last meeting of the home board
committee of Gavel Chapter was hele
May 8 at the home of Lois Mount
Potomac, Va, with Frances Foltz ans
Edna Eckhardt assisting. The way
and means committee has planned 9
bake sale to be given May "a and 1
trip of sightseeing New York City viii
. be given June IL. Religious services
will be held at the Masonic and Eastern
Star Home, May rs.
A Spring frolic was held ct the Pc
4nxaac Roat Climb Nav II hy tn