Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-10-12


the chapter room, Fourteenth and Ken
yon streets. There will be tables for
bridge from 2 to 4:30 o'clock, when
tea will be served. Both in the after
noon and evening there viii be enter
tainment.
Donation night, for the benefit Of
the Eastern Star Home, will be held in
Warren G.. Harding Chapter october
IA. The chapter will entertain the
members of the Home the evening of
october II. For the benefit of those
not having machines, there will be au-
tomobiles meet street cars at Georgia
avenue and Rittenhouse street.
Mizpah Chapter met Tuesday eve
ming, when the degrees were conferred.
The Auxiliary Home Board held rum
mage sale Thursday, Friday and Sat-
urday. The Home Board will have a
meeting and luncheon at the Burling-
ton Hotel october Is at 1890 o'clock
The hostesses will be Mrs. Rouzee, Mrs
L. Krauss and Mrs. Elizabeth McNeal
A luncheon and dinner will be given
october 16 at the Georgetown Masonic
Hall, 1910 Wisconsin avenue.
Esther Chapter will honor its past
matrons and past patrons at It's meet
| ing Thursday. The program will be
( i
Auxiliary Home Board will hold a card
party october IS at 2 pm. at the resi-
dence of Past Matron Margaret Hull
Jones, 1908 Garrison street.
Loyalty Chapter entertained the sec
retarieS and treasurers of the various
chapters of the District at it's last
meeting, The speaker of the evening
was Past Grand Patron Gratz E. Dun
KUN. An entertainment in the form of
play was enacted under the super
vision of the treasurer of the chapter.
Next Wednesday evening the chapter
| will have as its guests the associate
matrons and patrons of the District.
The annual bazaar and oyster supper
will be held Friday evening at the
Northeast Masonic Temple.
DAUGHTERS OF AMERICA.
At the last meeting of Mizpah Coun-
| Gil Councillor Ida Rutherford reinstated
Mrs. Collier. A reception was held for
State Inside Sentinel Mrs. Ella Stone,
| Deputy Mrs. Louise Grubbs, Past Dep
uty Mrs. Margaret Seymour, State Ju-
dietary Mrs. Mary Hohenstein and Mrs.
Martha Donaldson, all Of whom re-
| ceived gifts from the council. Ad-
dresses were made by State Councillor
| Mrs. Ethel Burroughs, Mrs. Louise
Grubbs and Mrs. Margaret Seymour.
Mizpah Sewing Circle met at the
home of Mrs. Mary Hoffman, when
plans were made for the Fall activi-
ties.
Mrs. Nora Lee presided at the last
meeting OF Anacostia Council. Mrs.
Irene Perry was elected to membership
Capt. Beall and his drill team initiated
Mrs. Blanche Worthington for Eagle
Council. Mrs. Deborah Streitberger,
State treasurer, and Mrs. Cogan made
addresses.
Martha cambridge Council convened
Tuesday evening, with Councillor Mrs.
Mary Cuttings in the chair National
Deputy Mrs. Margaret Hartman pre-
sented her credentials as deputy. The
council celebrated its thirty-fifth birth
day anniversary with banquet.
Mrs. Annie feathers presided at the
last meeting of Barbara Freitchie Coun-
Gil, when Mrs. Ethel Campbell of 10y
atty Council presented her credentials
as deputy. Mrs. BERTHE Harlow was in
stalled as six-morth trustee and Stella
Greenup was appointed on the State
Good of the order Committee. The
council will hold a card party october
16 at its hall.
At the last meeting Of John Bur-
nette Council Mrs. Viola Frazier pre-
sented her credentials as deputy. Mrs.
JOSGDIllIlE I0Acs OAoA JSS N0AJ
and Mrs. Ada Cough were appointed
on the State Good Of the Order Com
mittee A playlet was presented by
Miss Ruth Winston, Mrs. Maryee Daily
and Robert Winston. Remarks were
made by Mrs Frazier, Mrs. Annie Sui
Ivan, Miss Clara Haas, Mrs. Fannie
Dunn and State Conductor Mrs. Belle
Gibson.
Fidelity Council, at its last meeting
he let nf
draping the charter in memory OF the
death Of Mrs. Ida Linkins. Mrs. Pearl
Torney of Anacostia Council presented
her credentials as deputy. Addresses
were made by State Councillor Mrs.
Ethel Burroughs, Associate State Coun-
cilor Mrs. Margaret Halfpap, State
Treasurer Mrs. Mildred Rock and State
Judge Mrs. z. Viola Thompson. Owing
to the severe illness of the financial
secretary, Past State Councillor Mrs.
Mamie Howell, the reception to the
new deputy, Mrs. Torney; outgoing
Deputy Mrs. Streitberger and State
Vice Councillor Mrs Mabel Downing
has been deferred.
Star Spangled Banner Council was
called to order by Councillor Mrs. Hilda
Herbert at the last meeting, who ap-
pointed Georgetta Wells. Annie Steele
and Fannie Dom on the State Good
Ol OIuSI MID. NAl4IllC
Simpson of Loyalty Council was re-
ceived as deputy. A reception to the
new deputy, Mrs. Simpson; outgoing
deputy and Associate State Councillor
Mrs. Margaret Halfpap will be given
October %.
Kenmore Council met Wednesday
evening, when Mrs. Fannie Joyner of
Triumph Council presented her Gre
dentials as deputy. Mrs. Rose Myles,
aTT1oiv1to[ AHre Tlao do IIor11o
Mrs. Jeanette Taylor and Mrs. Myra
Fort on the State Good of the Order
Committee. Plans were made for a
card party October 20 at the Winston
Hotel. Past National Councillor Mrs.
Elizabeth Sewell, State Conductor Mrs.
Belle Gibson and Mrs. Renna Corey
delivered addresses.
At the last meeting Of Unity Coun-
Gil Past Councillor Mrs. Ollie Montgom-
cry of Golden Rule Council presented
her credentials as deputy. State Inside
Sentinel Mrs. Ella Stone of Mizpah
Council, State Outside Sentinel Mrs.
Ollie Montgomery of Golden Rule
Council and Past State Councillors Mrs.
Margaret Shepherd and Mrs. A. Flynn
and Mr.. Montgomery addressed the
meeting.
ODD FELLOWS.
The official visitation to Friendship
Lodge, at 1922 Twentieth street, will be
held Wednesday evening. Due to the
serious accident which befell Grand
Master Cummings, Deputy Grand Mas
ter William H. Mcconnell will assume
the duties of the Office of grand mas
ter and will officiate at the visitation.
Grand Patriarch Lemuel H. Windsor.
accompanied by his official line, will
officially visit Mount Nebo Encampment
in Odd Fellows Temple tomorrow eve
ming.
The grand officers, headed by Deputy
Grand Master William H. Mcconnell,
will accompany the president of the Re-