Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-04-27
FRATERNITIES

| n1atronS and patrons and secretaries
and treasurers. Past Patron Richard
Titloe, accompanied by Past Patron
Frye, both of Martha Chapter, rendered
vocal selections. Matron Alice Larri-
| more Schramm announces at the meet
ing tomorrow evening the degrees will
be conferred on six candidates. The
auxiliary home board met Thursday
evening with Helen Smith, Miriam A.
Norwood, Ethel Dubitt and Blanch
Hollander as hostesseS.
Degrees were conferred at the meet
ing of st. Johns Lodge Chapter last
Right Worthy Grand Secretary Mrs.
Minnie E. Reyes and Past Grand
Matron Mrs. Woodwan Of the State of
Massachusetts,. The following past
matrons were also present: Mrs. HAGEN
of Brooklyn, N. Y; Mrs. McNary of
Pittsburgh, Pa, and Mrs. Knapp Of
Brockton, Mass, as well as visitors
from several other Jurisdictions.
The Past Matrons and Patrons Asso-
| the residence of Past Matron Maude
L. Ormsby, 1888 Thirteenth street
northwest. The card party announced
for April 80 at the home of the matron
has been Cancelled. The ways and
means committee will give a minstrel
show May 2 at pm. at Methodist
| Protestant Church, First street and
Rhode Island avenue. The meeting of
| May has been called of on account
of the meeting Of the Grand Chapter.
La Fayette Lodge Chapter on April %
| was visited by members Of La Fayette
Lodge and their families. A program
was presented, after which refreshments
were served, followed by dancing. At
the meeting of May IA endowment
night will be held.
Mount Pleasant Chapter on Friday
evening will celebrate its sixth birth
day anniversary. Matron Nina Taylor
announces that this is to be a mem
bers' birthday party. The auxiliary
Tuesday at the home of Harriet Potter
412 Aspen street, Takoma Park, D. G.
Joseph H. Milans Lodge Chapter will
confer the degrees Thursday evening
at Northeast Masonic Temple. There
will be entertainment and refresh
mentS. The temple committee will hold
q card party May ~ at Northeast
Masonic Temple. The ways and means
committee will hold a rummage sale
June 2. The Willing Workers meet
May Is at the home of Mrs. Doris
Sutton, 1400 Trinidad avenue north
east
Congress Lodge Chapter will have a
benefit party at the National Theater
on May 20. There will be no meeting
of the chapter on the first Monday
in May on account of the Grand Chap
ter session. The chapter will celebrate
its birthday anniversary June 2.
At the last meeting of Trinity Chap
| ter piano selections were rendered BY
Prof. Suthard. The ways and means
committee announced a food sale for
May 3. The chapter will celebrate its
sixth birthday anniversary May /.
At the last meeting Of Bethany
Chapter the degrees were conferred.
Right Worthy Grand Secretary Minnie
Evans Reyes of the General Grand
Chapter gave talk on Electa. Past
Grand Matron Mills of the State of
lection was rendered by Matron Ethel
Martin Of Cathedral Chapter, accom-
panied at the piano by Matron Ger
! trude Smith of Columbia Chapter. The
last meeting of the Bethany Social
Boosters was held at the home of Mrs.
Mildred Timpe. The Bethany sunshine
committee met at the home of Mrs.
| jessie WdCSON ldSL 4uuTSUdy. Lie aux"
iliary home board will meet at the
home of Past Matron Eva D. Court
tomorrow at noon. The board will give
a card party at the Winston Hotel at
| o'clock April 80. Mrs. Amelia r..
Marshall will have charge of The rum
mage sale May 8, 8 and 10. A benefit
will be given at the National Theater
tomorrow evening. The next chapter
meeting, May 2, will be endowment
night.
Endowment night was observed April
10 at Unity Chapter. The temple COM
mittee held a game Of bridge last eve
| ming at the Raleigh Hotel. A meeting
of the dramatic club will be held May
at the home of Miss Harriet Lewless,
$40 Randolph place northeast. Patron
Charles Miller and Dramatic Chairman
Kathryn Logan will be in charge Of the
meeting Of May 9. The chapter will give
party May Is at the National Theater.
The Busy Bees meet with Mary Steiner
May 6, Mrs. Anna Matthei acting as as
sociate hostess.
The 1926 Association of Matrons and
Patrons will meet May 8 at the home
| Of Mr.. and Mrs H. F. Mires, 5548 Poto-
mac avenue. The members will assem-
BILE in Georgetown outside the Western
High School on Reservoir road and
proceed to Conduit road, turning left at
Cathedral avenue to Potomac avenue.
Plans for the July picnic will be made
at this meeting.
Areme Chapter entertained the guests
at the Masonic and Eastern Star Home
last Friday evening. The Associate Ma
irons and Associate Patrons of 1880 will
be guests of the chapter May Z. A short
business session will be followed by en-
tertainment and refreshments and
dancing.
At the last meeting Of Columbis
Chapter the degrees were conferred or
| two candidates. Tomorrow evening the
meeting will be In honor Of Grand Con-
ductress Edith williams. All members
of the order are invited, especially the
conductresses and associate conduct
resses. There will be entertainment and
dancing.
Esther Chapters auxiliary home board
will visit Chestnut Farms, Twenty
sixth street and Pennsylvania avenue
at 10:45 am. April 20. The choir will
meet for rehearsal April 20 at the res
idence Of Past Matron Theodore Cum
ningham, 214 East Thornapple street
Chevy Chase, Md. Past Matron May P.
Gibbon will assist as hostess. The de-
grees will be conferred at the meeting
Thursday.
Brightwood Chapter will hold moon
light dance and card party at Hillcrest
Inn, $500 Thirteenth street, tomorrow
evening.
At the last meeting Of Washington
Centennial Chapter degrees were con-
| ferred in the presence of the grand
matron and grand patron and other
distinguished guests. Mrs. Ruth Nor
gan and Miss Vandenbogart sang. A
program Of sacred music was rendered
by Mildred Norwood, Beulah Reever