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

| iimelisf1t of entertainments In MANY
Eastern Star chapters, Masonic clubs
and lodges in the city. The next en-
tertainment scheduled viii be at the
Walter Reed Hospital to entertain the
patients next Wednesday.
Mother Teachum has extended an
! invitation to all Master Masons to wit
ness the initiation at the next bethel
meeting.
Capitol Forest, No. 1o4, Tall Cedars of
Lebanon, held a dance and card party
at the Raleigh Hotel on Thursday, Feb
ruary 10, at which every one had a
most ENJOYABLE evening. Door nrizes
were awarded, and prizes for each of
the card tables. The Capitol Forest
Band, under the leadership of Tall
Cedar Brill, furnished the dance music
The funds derived from the entertain
ment are to be used to equip the units
for the convention to be held in New
ark, N. j., in May.
The Ionic Club, whose membership is
composed of Master Masons in the
Treasury Department, General Account
ing once, United States Capitol and
Board of Tax Appeals, with subsidiary
clubs at Philadelphia and San Francisco
and Los Angeles, Calf, met Monday
evening in the Spanish garden Of the
Washington Hotel. Lieut.. Walter Hin
ton of Acacia Lodge gave an illustrated
lecture upon his thrilling experiences as
pilot of the Navy in plane NC-4 in its
epochaI flight to the Azores Islands,
followed by balloon fight, with two
companions, from Long Island Sound to
the Far North in "a hours, the tempera-
tire being 80 degrees below zero, and
desolate five-day tramp to an outpost of
the Hudson Bay Co., with only broiled
carrier pigeon for food. He also related
experiences as civilian pilot, under
the sponsorship OF a New York news
paper, on the first fight of a plane to
South America. Lieut. Hinton also de-
scribed a subsequent trip on a scientific
expedition, when he piloted plane far
into the jungles of the Amazon, living
nearly year among the Indian tribes.
The plane used in this instance is now
in museum in England.
At the Northeast Temple recently, I'M
der an improvised latticed canopy of red
roses tthe adopted flower of the Ladies'
Auxiliary of the Lambskin Club, the
following officers we're installed to serve
for the year 1880: President Mrs. Mol
lie Fosson vice president Mrs. Cora
Potter; secretary, Mrs. Mabel Stark;
treasurer, Miss Irene Ford; conductress,
Mrs. Ella Ford; associate conductress,
Mrs. Lena Elder; warder Mrs. Irene
Hyde; sentinel, Mrs. Icie Klein; pianist,
Mrs. Emma Withers.
George Speckman, president of the
Lambskin Club, was the installing off,
Ger and later presented, in the name of
the club, lamp to Mrs. June Schultz,
retiring president of the auxiliary. Mrs.
Bertha johnson, acting conductress,
presented an Eastern Star ring to the
junior past president in the name Of the
auxiliary. A program prepared by Mrs.
Alice King was presented, after which
Valentine repaSt was served.
For the auxiliary March meeting Mrs.
Elder has announced card party.
Master George B. McGinty Of st.
Johns Lodge, No. IL, has announced
that the degree will be presented in
that lodge Friday evening by line Of
flcers Of Pentalpha Lodge, No. %. and
promises an interesting evening to those
OF the craft who may attend.
EASTERN STAR.
Fidelity Chapter will have charge of
the religious services at the Masonic
and Eastern Star Home today. Rev.
Homer A. Kent, pastor Of the First
Brethren Church, will make the address.
Automobiles will make trips from
Georgia avenue and Rittenhouse street
in time for the services at 3 p. NJ. The
next meeting, March /, willsbe in charge
Of the past matrons and patrons.
At the meeting Monday of Miriam
Chapter Matron Helen NJ. Rowen an
nounces there will an entertainment.
At the last meeting, the children of the
members entertained. Piano solos were
rendered by Miss Thelma Pickett and
Miss Theodore Linthicum; reading and
piano solo, Miss Doris Rock; saxophone
solo, Elizabeth Roach, accompanied at
the piano by Miss Pearl Roach: read
ingS, Miss Beatrice Jaffe and Miss
jeanette Wollowitz; piano solo, Mrs.
Thomas Cooper, and harmonica solo,
Charles Cooper, accompanied at the
piano by Mrs. A. Naomi Cooper. The
Matrons and Patrons Association held
its annual banquet Saturday night
at the home Of Matron Helen M. Rowen.
Matron Alice Larrimore schramm am
nounces a business meeting of Temple
Chapter tomorrow evening followed
with the degrees. President Eva Fu-
trovsky reports the auxiliary home
board met at the home of Bertha
Holobers with Miriam Lewis, Mathilda
Levy and Frances Akun as joint
hosteSses.
At the meeting Monday Of st. Johns
Lodge Chapter the degrees were con-
ferred. The members later Joined Con-
gresS Lodge Chapter for refreshments
and dancing. The chapter viii hold its
sixth annual dance and card party at
Wardnan Park Hotel March Is. The
next meeting Of the chapter will be
March 3.
Esther Chapter conferred the degrees
Thursday evening. The choir held its
rehearsal and social meeting February
10. Past Matron Nellie West and Past
Matron Bessie Bush were hostesses. The
auxiliary home board will meet with
Mrs. Minnie Esher, 1910 Allison street,
February % at 1890 am. The next
welcome TO Grand Matron Katharine
Spencer Merritt, who is member Of the
chapter. The annual card party will be
held at the New Willard Hotel April a.
The Matrons and Patrons Association
Of 1925 held its annual banquet and
election of officers February is at the
Burlington Hotel. Guests were Grand
Matron Katherine S. Merritt and Mr..
Merritt, Grand Patron Charles G. Gallo
way and Mrs. Galloway, Right Worthy
Grand Secretary Minnie E. Keyes, Past
Grand Matron Nellie e. Fletcher and
Mr.. Fletcher, Past Grand Patron Charles
8. Shreve and Mrs. Shreve, Past Grand
Matron Pearl Watt Glib, Past Grand
Patron John C. Proctor and Mrs. Proc
tor, Past Grand Matron Lena G.
Stephenson and DR.. Stephenson. Past
Grand Patron George Pitt and Mrs.
Pitt, Past Grand Matrons Tillie E.
Chauncey and Mrs. Flora z. Campbell,
Associate Grand Matron Amy c. Hol-
lander and Mr.. Hollander, Associate
Grand Patron Theodore Lewis and Mrs.
Lewis, Grand Conductress Edith Will
har1s and Grand Secretary Rose A. Yost.
The following officers were elected:
Miss Grace Williams of Warren G.
Harding Chapter, president: Louis Har-