Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-02-23

members of Ruth Chapter Of .Hyatts-
vile Vocal selections were rendered by
Mr.. Hammer of Esther Chapter, accom-
panied at the piano by Mr.. Kline Of
Areme Chapter, which was followed by
sketch by members of Chevy Chase
Chapter and recitation by Mrs. Davis of
Bethlehem Chapter. followed by refresh
viii be February % at 8 pm. at the
Masonic Temple.
Lebanon Chapter will confer degrees
Tuesday evening. Matron Nelly Lynch
entertained the chairmen of the vari-
Gus committees recently at her home.
A card party will be held by the auxil-
larry home board March IS at the
Thomas Circle Club, 1926 Massachusetts,
avenue. The following meeting will be
set aside as secretaries and treasurers'
night and all such officers of the chap
tiers of the District are especially
invited.
Mu Chi Club held its annual BAN
quet and election of officers at Capitol
Park Hotel February IL, as follows:
President, Bertha Johnson; vice presi-
dent, Jane Richards; secretary, Mary
Towers; treasurer, Anne Cromwell. The
next meeting will be held March IL at
I1Ic VI fA1lIlc SIOIIlWGlls
Areme Chapter met Wednesday eve
ming, at which time the degrees were
conferred on six candidates.
The endowment committee will hold a.
card party next Thursday evening at
827 Fourteenth street. At the meeting Of
the chapter March 5, a short business
session will be followed by program OF
entertainment.
President May P. Gibbon announces
meeting of the Association Of Matrons
and Patrons of 1925 Tuesday evening
at the home of Past Grand Patron
George Pitt, Edgemoor, Md. The an
nual election of officers will be held, fol-
lowed by an entertainment and refresh
merts.
william F. Hunt Chapter will have
the charter members as guests of honor
February 81, when Miss Virginia Trul-
linger will have a program of dance
numbers. The temple committee has
been appointed and meeting called by
the chairman. Mrs. j. Ethel Richards,
at her home. 1895 Livingston Street. to
morrow evening. The auxiliary home
board met Monday eevning at the home
OF the matron, Mrs. Virginia B. Rench.
Cathedral Chapter will meet February
% at 1880 pm. After a short business
meeting its twenty-f1rst birthday ami
versary will be celebrated. The grand
officers have accepted invitations to be
present.
Trinity Chapter, after its business
meeting Thursday, celebrated George
Washington's birthday There was en-
tertainment and refreshments. A meet
ing OF the ways and means committee
will be held Tuesday at the home Of
Mrs. Weaver, 1914 @ street. at O'Clock.
Joppa Lodge Chapter entertained the
1880 Matrons and Patrons Association
wednesday evening at the Masonic
Temple, 4209 Ninth street northwest.
Associate Grand Patron Lewis was also
present. Speeches of welcome were
made by the matron and patron and
responded to by the president of the
association. A program was rendered
by little Miss Virginia Mcdowell, ac-
companied by Mrs. A. A. Ludwig, and
Past Matron Florence Mullenberg, ac-
companied by Matron Gertrude Smith,
both Of Columbia Chapter. Past Patron
Ludwig announced meeting of the en-
dowment committee at his home. us
Cr1ttenden street, February 26 and a
card party was announced for April 10
after the regular meeting at the tenn
pie: The home board will meet with
Mildred Conway, APO Eighth street,
February 26. Luncheon viii be served
at O'Clock, with Elizabeth Seavers and
Alice Kicks assisting hostesSes.
Harmony Chapter entertained Har-
mony Lodge February Is. The matron
and patron entertained their officers at
luncheon, followed by bridge, at their
nome, 92l Quincy street, yesterday. At
the chapter meeting February az q
game VIII follow the regular business. !.
At the last meeting of Gavel Chapter
short business meeting was held, fol-
lowed by a short entertainment. Raw
krauSe rendered solos. The annual
dance and card party will be held
March 8 at the Maynower Hotel. The
temple committee met in the form Of a
tea last Sunday at the home of Past
Matron Lillian Rouzee with Past Ma
tron Efne Kessler presiding. The Star
Point Society will meet February 20 at
the home Of Florence Norris, 1921 Otis
street. Matron Noea Helm has set the
next regular meeting as 1880 secretary
and treasurer's night"
Mizpah Chapter held a short business
meeting Tuesday evening. Guests Of
the evening were the associate matrons
and associate patrons from various
chapters. They were welcomed by Ma
tron Eaton, Associate Matron Ethel
Jones and Associate Patron Stephen
Porter. Favors were distributed. A
play was presented by members of the
Mu Delta Sigmu Club entitled Things
Of Beauty" Those taking part were
Miss Esther Ba1ser, Mr.. william Dow
den, Miss Mildred Leecke and Mrs.
Francis Smith.
Naomi Chapters Past Matrons and
Past Patrons Association will meet at
the home Of the president, L. NJ. Robin
son, 1920 Kearney street northeast. to-
morrow evening.
At the meeting Of Bethlehem Chap
ter February as there will be a short
entertainment by the "Rosedale Play
ers," refreshments and dancing. The
1rst group activity will be play pre-
sented by the Waugh Players at the
Northeast Masonic Temple March at
9:15 pm. There will also be dancing.
The Star Point Society will meet March
at the home Of Past Matron Adele
Marseglia, 1856 Twenty-eighth street.
Naomi Chapter celebrated its 35th
birthday anniversary February -. Dis
guests were Grand Matro1
Katherine S. Merritt, Grand Patron
Charles C. Galloway, Right Worthy
Grand Secretary Minnie E. Reyes, Grand
Master James L. West, Grand Patron
Of California. Walter Bradley, Past
Grand MatronS Kimmel, Streater, Tay-
lor, Stevenson and Glib, and Past
Grand Patrons Poynton, Streater, Dun
KUN, Dulin, Dow and Proctor: Chap
lain Harriet G. Veley pronounced the
invocation and the guests and men,
bers were greeted by Matron Helen D.
Robbins
Martha Fl. Gould, secretary, pre-
sided as toastmistress and the follow
ing program was enjoyed by all.
y Mr. West Mrs KAveg Mr. P0vntnY