Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-11-16

| tr1ct VIII De Speclal Bue9tS. enOre
business meeting viii be followed by q
social and dancing.
The Endowment Committee Of Beth
any Chapter was entertained at the
home Of Mrs. Amelia r. Marshall
Mrs. Evelyn B. Broaddus and Mrs. Ida
r. Mazzula were assisting hostesses.
The next meeting Of the Auxiliary
Home Board will be held at the home
of Mrs Marshall at l w street, Mo-
vember "A. The next chapter meeting
will be held November 81.
The degrees win be conferred in East
Gate Chapter next Friday evening, with
Associate Matron Pearl M. Rupp and
Associate Patron Raymond w. Murphy
in the east.
Mizpah Chapter will meet Tuesday,
when Masonic bodies meeting in the
Georgetown Masonic Hall viii be guests.
The Matrons and Patrons Association
of 1880 will give q minstrel show. There
will be dancing and refreshments. The
Mu Delta Sigma Club met at the home
of Mrs. Mary Raines, 806 Fern street,
Tuesday. The hostesses were Mrs.
Esther Shopland, Mrs. jenkins and Miss
Rose Royce.
Joseph H Milans Lodge Chapter will
meet Thursday evening in Northeast
Masonic Temple. The 1880 star points
will be guests. December 4 will be cleo
ton of officers and December 10 in
stallation. At the meeting November 6
the grand officers paid their grand visi-
tation. Presentations were made to
the grand matron by Esther ". Cross
and to the grand patron by Louise E.
Xreglow.
Ruth Chapter will meet tomorrow.
There will be reception to the new
members taken In during the year 1890.
The members will be guests of Stans-
bury Lodge November "a at Brightwood
Masonic Temple.
The Grand Chapter oficers paid
Martha Chapter its annual grand visi-
tation November 2. Among those pres
ent were Past Grand Matrons Handy,
Barnard, Fletcher, Milans, Campbell,
Past Grand Patrons Dunkum, Shreve,
Pitt, Milans and Dixon and the 1880
Matrons and Patrons Association. The
following program was given: Solo,
Susie Burns; reading, Marion Hine;
presentation Of gifts to the grand ma
Beavers and Past Patron Richard Tit
low; piano solo, Marion Rouzee.
The grand visitations Of the Grand
Chapter officers this week will be as fol-
lows: Congress Lodge Chapter, No
vember II, e:15 pm; st. Johns Lodge
Chapter, November 10, 8 pm; Loyalty
Chapter, November 10, 9:30 pm;
Esther Chapter, November 20, Sis
pm, and Mount Pleasant Chapter, No
vember a, $3.50 pm.
The matron of Acacia Chapter an
nounces degree work for the meeting
Tuesday.
Brookland Chapter celebrated Past
Matrons and Past Patrons night last
Wednesday. A sketch from Dickens "A
Christmas Carol, dramatizeo by Gwyn-
cite Willis, was presented by the star
points. Those in the cast were Mary
Zeigler, Grace Tubbs, Clara Wathen,
Margaret Hunt and Alice Hunt.
The Star Point Society net with Jean
Molster, 1887 Lawrence street northeast,
last evening. The Past Matrons' Asso-
citation will meet at the home Of Verna
Conway, 1912 New Hampshire avenue,
! next Wednesday ats pm.
The meeting Of Chevy Chase Chapter
next Tuesday evening has been desig-
mated New Members night. A recep-
ton and entertainment viii be rendered
. the members and friends Of Chevy
Chase Lodge, A. F. and A. NJ.
La Fayette Lodge Chapter will have
: charge of the service at the Masonic
and Eastern Star Home today at 3 pm
Rev. j. NJ. McCauley Of Congress
Heights win deliver the sermon.
The Grand Chapter officers paid
? Bethlehem Chapter its annual grand Wis
! itation on November IL. The honored
: guests were Past Grand Matrons Ste
phenson and Glib, Past Grand Patrons
i Dulin, Pitt, Dow and Proctor. Pres
entation speeches were made by Past
Grand Matron Stephenson to the
grand matron and by John A. Meyer
to the grand patron. The program con-
sisted Of readings by Eugenia Stephen
son Corning and vocal solos by Ethel
Martin, matron of Cathedral Chapter,
accompanied at the piano by Gertrude
Smith, matron Of Columbia Chapter.
The members OF the chapter will par
J ticipate in religious services at Epworth
, Methodist Church South tonight.
Lebanon Chapter celebrated its elev-
! enth birthday anniversary last Tuesday
evening. A banquet was served and
the following program given: Invoca-
ton, j. Carol HarveStstraw, patron;
| past history Of the chapter, Blair Nc
Kenzie, past patron; future of Lebanon,
| Nelly X. Lynch. natron; speciality num-
J Der, the star points, assisted by Mrs.
Mildred Colvin and Miss Frances Net
Teton; soprano solo, Miss Ethel d.
Stickels; piano solo, Miss Edith B.
Athey; songs, quartet composed Of Miss
Volknan, Mrs. James Kerr, Mr.. Maddi-
son and Mr.. Hanft, accompanied by
! Miss Farmer; reading, MRS. Rothrock.
, Among the guests were the Grand
Chapter officers, Past Grand Matrons
Cora Mayberry, Flora Campbell and
Title Chauncey, Past Grand Patrons
, Jason Waterman, William Belts and
John Proctor.
b. p. o. ELKS.
A ladies' night was observed last
Tuesday night. A program was pre-
sented by the Entertainment Commit
tee, headed by John l.. Reh.
: Fifteen men members were admitted
at last Wednesdays session. Delega-
tons. including all the officers Of Alex
andrta, Va, and Annapolis, Md, ladies,
were the guests Of honor. Bob Barrett
OF Alexandria, Va, made an address.
The Cumberland Club has increased
; its membership to so; the enrolment
: books are open to all who wish to at
tend the State convention which will be
held in Cumberland, Md, next year
Lenard Gawler Is chairman of the club.
The memorial services will be held
December at the Elks Club.
ODD FELLOWS.
Mount Nebo Encampment ct its last
meeting, conferred the golden rule de-
. gree on four candidates.
Fred y. Stuart Encampment WIN con-
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