Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-09
FRATERNITIES

Anne knight of Mary Washington
Chapter, Clarendon, Va, gave reclta-
lions and vocal solos were rendered Dy
Mrs. E. woodward, accompanied py
Esther BalSer, also of Mary Wasnlng-
ton Chapter, on the piano. A theater
party viii be held April IA at the Ma
tional Theater. Past Matron Bessie Z.
Short was elected first vice president
of the auxiliary home board.
Brookland Chapter will meet March
IL at Twelfth and Monroe streets
northeast. King David t0dge men
will furnish the program the auxll-
iary home board meets with Junior Fast
Grand Matron Glib, 300 Twenty-sixth
street northeast, at / pm. Marcn ~
The endowment committee will meet AZ
the home of Mrs. Charles Cove, 8l5
OuackerenboS street March IL. Inc
WAYS and means committee announces
theater party for April ~.
Grand Matron Katharine Spencer
Merritt was rendered formal welcome
| to Esther Chapter, her home chapter,
Thursday through the medium OF sklt
entitled "A Trip to EStherville on the
0. E. S, Special" Past Grand Matron
Julia N. Streater was chairman OF the
village reception committee" and Past
Grand Matron Bertha G.. Hudson ap-
peared as Faithful Amos" Upon her
arrival the grand matron held recep-
ton at a grand stand erected as part OF
the ceremonies. Special solos were rem
dered by Mrs. Elonora Reed, New
ton T. Hammer and the chapter choir.
Grand Patron Charles C. Galloway &C
companied the grand matron. Past
Patron Raymond N. Babcock directed
the program with Past Matron Theo-
dora Cunningham at the piano. Dis
tinguished guests present were Past
Grand MatronS Handy, Smith, Streater,
Kimmel. Hudson, Mayberry. Campbell,
Fletcher, Milans, Stephenson, Bogley
and Glib, and Past Grand Patrons
Streater, Roberts, Brashears, West,
Shreve, Pitt, Dulin, Dow and Proctor;
Associate Grand Matron Hollander.
Associate Grand Patron Lewis, Grand
ConductreSS williams and Associate
Grand Conductress Pitt. The ASsocia-
ton of MatronS and Patrons of 1880
were also special guests.
The ways and means committee held
a meeting at the Evangaline on March
3. The committee was entertained by
Miss Edith Schipley. The auxiliary
home board will hold dance and card
party at 2400 Sixteenth street March IL.
The next meeting of the board will
be at 1890, March IA, at the resi-
dence of Mrs. Bertha EStabrook, GIT E
street northeast.
The annual Spring card party of the
chapter will be held at the Willard on
Tuesday afternoon, April %.
At the meeting tomorrow night of
Miriam Chapter Matron Helen M.
Rowen announces that 1880 night will
be held. An entertainment. followed
by refreshments, will be had. Matron
Rowen was appointed as grand repre-
sentative to the State of Oklahoma by
Grand Matron Kathrine Merritt At
the last meeting of the chapter vocal
solo was rendered by Mrs. Ethel Mar
tin. matron of Cathedral Chapter, ac-
companied at the piano by Mrs. Frieda
Tuttle, associate matron of Acacia
Chapter. Musical selections by Miss
Corinne M. Frazier, past matron of
Electa Chapter, and Miss Hildagarde
johnson Of Miriam Chapter A card
party viii be held at the home of Mrs
Marie Kimmell, 213 Second street
southeast, March IL, for the beneflt of
the home board.
The Women's Eastern Star Club.
United States Treasury Department,
will meet at the home of its secretary,
Mrs. Cassie M. Cooke. 2513 Third street
northeast, March IA, when final ar
rangements will be made for a card
party March Is at the home OF the
chairman of ways and means. Mrs.
Grace Pearce, 2l47 K street. Bridge
and 500 will be played.
Matron Mae M. Smith of Bethlehem
Chapter announces degree work at the
meeting Tuesday evening. A home
bake sale will be held by the home
board after the meeting. The banquet
Of the. Matrons and Patrons AsSocia-
ton was held March at the Blue
Triangle. The following officers were
nall; vice president, Van w. Roberds;
secretary, Buelah Capper: treasurer,
Carrie Kidd. The distinguished guests
were: Mrs Kathrine S. Merritt, DR..
and Mrs. C. C. Galloway, Mr.. and Mrs.
j. Ernest Dulin, Mrs. Grace wilkins
Kimmel and Mrs. Lena z. T. Stephen
son. Matron Mae M. Smith and Patron
T. w. Davis were initiated into the
association.
The home board of Acacia Chapter
will meet at the Cavalier Hotel. $500
Fourteenth street Tuesday at 8 pm. A
buffet supper will be served at $50
O'Clock. Chairman Hanson announces
q card party at the home Of Mrs. Made
| line CaShell, 513 Buchanan street, We'd
nesday at pm. Arrangements have
been completed for a dance and card
party at 2400 Sixteenth street Easter
Monday evening.
Hope Chapter at its meeting next
| Wednesday evening, will entertain as
special guests. Associate Grand Matron
Amy c. Hollander, Associate Grand
Patron Ted Lewis and the associate
matrons and associate patrons. The
chapter will give a dance and card
fal q
Joppa Lodge Chapter had degree
work March S. Lola Patton sang. Past
Patron John SeaverS announced card
party to be held after the next meet
| ing, March 10, at 1909 Ninth street.
Past Matron Jones gave report on the
work at the home.
The next meeting of La Fayette Lodge
Chapter will be held at Fourteenth
and Kenyon streets March IL, when
the degrees will be conferred.
An association Of past matrons and
past patrons Of Chevy Chase Chapter
was formed February 28 at the home Of
Past Matron Grace z. Chandlee OfflcerS
are as follows: President, Mrs. Brito-
marte Jones; vice president, Percy W.
Jones; secretary Miss Grace
T.. Chandlee.
The business girls section Of the ways
and means committee will meet for a
buffet supper at the home Of the ma
iron, 1897 Legation street, March IA,
| at 6 pm.
| At the farewell party rendered Past
Patron Herbert Z. Pace and Mrs. Pace,
! in connection with the regular meeting
OF the chapter, March 4, distinguished
| guests included Grand ConductreSS
! Edith A. Williams, Past Grand MatronS
Nellie Z. Fletcher and Pearl w. Glib.
Past Grand Patrons Charles Shreve and
John G. Proctor and many members Of
the Matrons and Patrons Association Of
1929. Entertainment was provided by
the latter association.
At the meeting Of the chapter March