Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-02

Sixteenth street March IL. The annual
card party win be held at the New viii
lard the afternoon of April ~. The
chapter was the guest of Mary WASH
ington Chapter Of Clarendon, Va, Feb
ruary %.
The Matrons and Patrons Association
OF 1926 met Tuesday evening at the
home Of Past Grand Patron George
Pitt, In Edgemoor. Md The follow
ing officers were elected: Mrs Lavinia
Durham of Bethany Chapter, president;
Herbert Ludwig of Joppa Lodge Chap
ter, vice president, and Mrs. Bessie
Short of Mizpah Chapter secretary
treasurer. A birthday anniversary
party in honor of Past Grand Matron
Gertrude Milans was held. She was
presented with snakeskin bag and the
retiring president, May p. Gibbon, was
/ presented with beaded evening bag.
The following guests of honor were
present: Grand Matron Katharine S.
Merritt, Grand Patron Charles c. Gallo
way and Mrs. Galloway, Past Grand
Matron Gertrude B. Milans, Past Grand
Matron Nellie <. Fletcher, Past Grand
Patron George Pitt, Past Grand Patron
Joseph H. Milans, Past Grand Patron
Charles S. Shreve and Mrs. ShreVe, As
sociate Grand Patron Theodore Lewis
and Mrs. Lewis, Associate Grand Con-
ductress Elizabeth Pitt and Grand Sec
rotary Rose A. Yost.
The auxiliary home board of Esther
Chapter will hold its annual dance, with
cards, at Meridian Mansions, 240o Six
tenth street, March IL.
The members of Unity Chapter were
entertained by pupils of the Thayer
| Studios at the conclusion of business
last Friday evening. The degrees will
be conferred March IA. The chapter
will have charge of the religious serv-
ices at the Eastern Star Home March
Is. DR.. Copenhaver. pastor of Epworth
Methodist Church, will deliver the ad-
dress. The endowment committee is
| sponsoring a bridge and 500 party at
the Burlington Hotel next Friday. Ma
iron Minnie Rabbit will meet her off,
GERS Thursday afternoon for rehearsal.
The Sewing Club served luncheon last
Thursday, with the past matrons as
joint hostesses.
Harmony Chapter will hold a card
party at the home of Associate Con-
ductress Angelo Cook, 17l9 Eighteenth
street, next Wednesday.
Matron Efie Mohler of Trinity Chap
ter announced at the meeting Thurs
day, there will be initiation. The ways
and means committee will hold q bake
sale March 8 at 1903 Pennsylvania
avenue southeast.
The matron of Acacia Chapter an
nounces o short business session Tues
day evening, after which the oficers
and members will be the guests of
Gavel Chapter, No. 40.
Treaty Oak Chapter will meet tomor-
row evening on Temple Heights. The
matron, Mrs. GroSvenor, has been COM
misSioned as grand representative Of the
Province Of Quebec.
Warren g. Harding Chapter had as
special guests February rs the secre-
taries and treasurers. A program was
composed of Miss Volkman, Mrs. Kerr,
Mr.. Parson and Mr.. Nerlich; Mr.. and
Mrs. ISon Of Naomi Chapter gave a
short skit, followed by reading by Mrs
Ison; Mr.. Parsons gave tenor solos, Ray
Fuge Of the De Molay gave selections
and Mr.. Nerlich gave bass solos.
Areme Chapter viii meet Wednesday
evening A short business session will
be followed by an entertainment.
Bethlehem Chapter was entertained
by the Rosedale Players and Mrs. Dora
Payne at the last meeting. The follow
ing chairmen of committees were ap-
pointed for two months: Mrs. Alta
tainment: Mrs. Kate Van FosSen, re-
freshments; Mrs. Myrtle Davis, cheer,
and Mrs. Louise Chase, sick. Past
Matron Irene Darnall, president Of the
Matrons' and Patrons Association, pre-
sented the chapter with Bible from
that organization. Mrs. Alta Mallcrey
announced play, 1.-THE House Of Flash
ing Lights" to be given by the Waugh
Players March 9 at Northeast Masonic
Temple, followed by dancing. The home
board will hold . home baked sale
March II.
Brookland Chapter celebrated Officers
| night February rs. A cast entirely of
officers, in Colonial costume, presented
Love at First Sight," fantasy based
| on George Washington's first meeting
with Martha Gusts. The auxiliary
home board viii meet with Past Grand
Matron Pearl Watt Glib, 300 Twenty
sixth street northeast, March 10. The
| Star Point Society announces a card
| party March 81. The endowment COM
nlittee wiz meet March IL.
The next meeting Of Martha Chapter
will be held March z. The degrees will
| be conferred. The Matrons and Patrons
Association met at the Capitol Park
Hotel March 1, at which time new mem
bers were initiated and officers were
| elected.
Ruth Chapter will meet tomorrow
evening. The past matrons and patrons
are invited as guests OF the evening.
The next meeting of Chevy Chase
Chapter, March 4, has been announced
as Pace night, in honor of Past Patron
Herbert E. Pace and Mrs. Pace, who
are leaving shortly for the Canal Zone.
The social section Of the ways and
means committee will meet March at
the home Of Mrs. Jane Collins, 3708
Military road.
The meeting of Gavel Chapel March
has been set aside as 1890 secretary
and treasurers' night. A program has
been planned, consisting Of an enter
tamment. refreshments and dancing.
The annual dance and card party will
De given March at the Mayflower
Hotel. The Star Point Society met
February IS at the home of Florence
Norris, 1921 Otis street, with Violet
Geraci assisting.
JUNIOR ORDER UNITED
AMERICAN MECHANICS,
Washington and Independent Coun-
els VIII receive the State council off,
GERS March in joint visitation in
the Red Mems Hall at Nineteenth
street and Pennsylvania avenue.
Potomac Valley Forge Council met
February 10 with Councillor 2. Miller
presiding. G. e. Stockman of High
Point IN. Co. Council, Patrick Lips
comb, Lenard LipScomb, Past State
Councillor D. L. Smith, Secretary L. M.
Green, Deputy State Councillor H. e.
Chrisman. from Star Spangle Banner
Council; l. r. Irving and D. L. Sheely