Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-04-13
FRATERNITIES

lantern slides and was listened to with
deep interest.
The special attraction tomorrow eve
ming, following the transaction of busi-
ness, will be Paul F. Grove, past master
of Federal Lodge, No. /. Mr.. Grove Is
a popular reader and monologist. The
entertainment features Of Joppa Lodge
are under the direction Of Jesse ..
Suter.
At the last meeting of Robert lie
Bruce Chapter, Order of DeMolay, the
newly elected officers were installed be-
fore a very large audience of members
OF the Masonic fraternity and the East
ern Star, as well as friends of the
boys in the chapter.
Wednesday night of this week, in
stead of Friday, the chapter will meet,
duH' TO the closing Of the Scottish Rite
Cathedral on Friday.
At an officers. meeting wednesday,
night plans were discussed for a Spring
dance to be held some time in May
Plans were also started for an officers
yachting party on Memorial day.
The DeMolay Masqueraders and the
Tumblers and Warblers will put on a
| vaudeville show Friday night at the
| National Press Club for the Drake Glass
of Calvary Baptist Church. These or
CARNATIONS of the DeMolay Chapter
are open at any time for calls from any
Eastern Star or Masonic body for en-
tertalnment These clubs are said to
have fine programs of entertainment,
and they do not charge for their serv-
ices to any Masonic body, feeling that
in putting on program they are fur
thering the ideals and purposes Of their
order
EASTERN STAR
At the last meeting Bethany Chapter
celebrated It's eleventh birthday ami
Yersary. The following distinguished
guests participated: Grand Matron
Katharine S. Merritt Grand Patron
Charles C. Galloway, Past Grand Ma
irons Cora P Mayberry, Flora E. Camp
bell, Nellie E. Fletcher, Lena Stephenson
and Pearl Watt Glib; Past Grand Pa
irons GratZ E. Dunkum, ]. Ernest Dulin,
william j. Dow and John C. Proctor;
Associate Grand Matron Amy c. Hol-
lander and Associate Grand Patron
Theodore c. Lewis, Grand Treasurer LII
lie Mckenzie, Grand Conductress Edith
williams, Grand Lecturer Mary e.
Teachum and the matrons and patrons
of 1880. Vocal selections were rendered
by Miss Minnie Volkman and Past Ma
tron Ruth L. Morgan, accompanied at
the piano by Mrs. Mabel H. Test. Bou-
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grand matron and Past Grand Matron
Cora P. Mayberry. A corsage was pre-
sented to the matron, Amy ALI, by Pa
iron Frank B. Hoffman. The officers Of
Washington Centennial Chapter visited
the chapter in a body.
The chapter will conduct the religious
services at the Masonic and Eastern Star
Home at o'clock today. The Bethany
Social Boosters will present the children
at the home with Easter baskets. A
benefit will be given at the National
Theater April %. A rummage sale will
be held the first week in May. The
sunshine committee is making scrap
books for the children's hospitals and
will make bandages for the Red Cross
one day each month.
At the meeting tomorrow evening Of
Temple Chapter, Matron Alice Larri-
more Schramm announces a short bust
ness session followed by a program and
refreshments. The secretaries and
treaSurers and 1880 Matrons and Pa
irons Association will be the special
guests.
The home board committee of Takoma
Chapter will meet at the home of Mar
tina Burrows, 311 Takoma avenue April
IA. The next meeting of the chapter
will be held April IS.
The Matrons and Patrons Association
of 1928 held It's annual banquet Mon
day at the Blue Triangle Hut. The hon.
ored guests were the grand matron
grand patron, Mrs. Galloway and Mr.
Merritt. The banquet was followed by
cards and dancing.
The home board of Congress Lodge
Chapter will be entertained by Past
Matron Evelyn Hazen at her home, 1929
irving street. A party has been planned
Tor May 20 at the National Theater. The
chapter will visit the Summer home of
Past Matron Audrey Gregory at Plum
Point July 4.
Fidelity Chapter met April S, followed
by short program. At its meeting
April 10 there will be business meet
ing followed by an Easter program Of
music. reception will be rendered
Past Patron Charles Ketcham, who will
be in the city for the evening.
ST. Johns Lodge Chapter met last
Monday, followed by dancing and re-
freshmentS. The grand matron, grand
patron, Past Grand Matron Kimmel.
patrons Of 1880 were guests. The next
meeting OF the chapter will be April 81.
Joseph H. Milans Lodge Chapter will
meet Thursday evening. The temple
committee will meet Tuesday evening
at the home of Mrs. Gentner, 1900 Third
street. The home board will meet April
"a at the home of Mrs. Hoke, 47I9
Fourth street. The degrees will be con-
ferred May 1.
The next meeting of Martha Chapter
will be held on April 10. The auxiliary
home board will give card party
April 26 at Naval Lodge Hall. Fourth
street and Pennsylvania avenue south
east.
At its last meeting La Fayette Lodge
Chapter conferred the degrees. At the
meeting Of May IA endowment night
will be observed. A card party for the
benefit of the ways and means commit
tee will be held at the home of Asso-
caate Matron Loretta C.. Rabenhorst
April IS.
The past matrons and patrons of
Bethlehem Chapter exemplified the de-
gress at the last meeting, with the fol-
lowing officers: Matron, Stella Bower
Sox; patron, Carl Darnall; associate
matron, Carrie Self associate patron.
A. w. Sieverling; secretary, Jennie A.
Meyer; treasurer, Ethel Nelson; con-
ductresS, Mabel r. Bradburn; associate
conductress, Adele Marseglia; chaplain,
Louella Barrows; marshal, Ida M
Roberds: Adah, Carrie Kidd; Ruth.
Grace wilkins Kimmel; Esther, Lena
Stephenson; Martha, Elizabeth Felts;
Electa. Sadie Major, and warder, Mar
garet CARL
Associate Matron Lille e. Hall an
nounced "Trip Around the World"
April 26, at Northeast Masonic Temple
Past Matron Stella Bowersox announced
rummage sale May S, 6 and at 2014
Seventh street.
The chapter was entertained by Mrs
Helen Benhan1, contralto solo; Durward