Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-02-22
FRATERNITIES

dria, where all will be invited to in
spect this magnificent structure. The
families and friends of the members
have been invited.
At the stated communication Of the
lodge on February 16 an honored guest
was Cloyd Heck Marvin. president Of
George Washington University, who
spoke concerning the part Masonry
is playing in educating the young men
and women in the principles of true cit
izenship through the medium Of George
Washington University.
The Temple Club of Master Masons
(of the Post Office Department. will
meet Tuesday evening in the Odd Fell
lows Temple, 419 Seventh street north
west, at 1880 o'clock
The special program for the evening
will start at 8:15 o'clock, and will be
presented under the auspices of the
members of the club from the bureau
of the Fourth Assistant Postmaster
General
This will be ladies' night and fol-
lowing the program there will be dane
ing and light refreshments.
Mount Vernon Chapter. No. 8. R. A.
M, recently elected the following off,
M. Daniels, king; Hugh l.. Murrell,
scribe; James T. Gibbs, secretary; Ar
thur L. Bryant treasurer; Charles Hill
debrand. captain of host; William l..
Gausman, principal Sojourner; Royal A..
Wray royal arch captain: John D. VOL
colt, master of the third vail; Arthur
B. Miller master Of the second vail
John S. Tassin, master of the first vail:
Christian Hansen. sentinel; Charles G..
/ WOO5ura ri MET Fired Si11arc
S. Hicks, j. w Kerns and Charles w
Moore, choir; Reuben A. Bogley, Her
bert c. Cave and Henry E. Bittinger,
Finance Committee A B Coo,iC &c,
trustee; Charles E. Matthews. repre-
sentative on the board of managers of
the chapter chamber.
The retiring high priest, John L. Nc
Grew, was presented with a past high
priests jewel
The 1881 officers of the Ladies Aux
| iliary of the Larbskin Club we're in
stalled at the Grotto Club room, Sat
u-day, February IA, as follows: Presi-
dent, Mrs. Cora Potter; vice president
Mrs Ella Ford; secretary. Mrs June
Schultz: treasurer. Mrs. Irene Smith;
conductress, Mrs. Lena Elder: associate
| conductress, Mrs Anna Foreman: war
der, Mrs. Irene Hyde; sentinel. Mrs. Icie
| Kline; organist. Mrs. Emma Withers
William Newman, president of the
Lambskin Club. was the installing Off
| Ger and later presented in the name of
the club picture to Mrs. Mollie Fosson,
retiring president of the auxiliary Mrs.
| Edna Mack was acting conductress. Mrs
| Sharp and Mrs. Hid, past presidents,
| presented to the junior past president, a
corsage Of yellow rosebuds and a clock
in the name of the auxiliary A short
program prepared by Mrs. johnson was
| presented, followed by refreshments and
| dancing.
The auxiliary will meet again on
March ~.
EASTERN STAR.
At the last meeting of Federal Chap
ter the grand matron and grand patron.
with Past Grand Matron Fletcher and
Past Grand Patron Shreve and the 1881
matrons and patrons, we're the honored
guests at the celebration of their fifth
birthday anniversary. Misses Bishop
nished the entertainment Refreshments
and dancing followed The next meet
ing will be February rs.
The obligation ceremony will be pre-
sented at the meeting of Takoma Chap
ter February q. The annual dance
and card party will be held at the
shoreham Hotel, April is.
Lebanon Chapter, having as its
guests members of the Eastern Star
Bowling League. was entertained at
| its last meeting by Mrs. Wiley and
Mrs. CLARK of Naomi Chapter in
sketch and by Mr.. Rambo of Columbia
Chapter with selections on a musical
1 wT-SII L
DAY evening. Arsupper will be served,
| under the auspices of the home board.
at the First Congregational Church
March II from to 7 o'clock.
The 1923 Matrons and Patrons Asso-
citation. with Past Grand Marion Sallye
G Bogley and Past Grand Patron Will
liam ]. Dow, will be the guests of
Treaty Oak Chapter March Is on Tenn
pie Heights. The next meeting of the
association will be held at the home of
Past Matron Amy Hoover, 6501 Con
necticut avenue, the evening of March
| 81.
The last meeting of Joppa Lodge
Chapter was 1881 night. with dancing.
| The grand natron, grand patron and
many 1881 matrons and patrons were
present. The first of series of card
! parties, sponsored by the Ways and
MeanS Committee, was given at the
home Of Associate Patron Horace
second will be held at the home of Ma
tron Lena Bodell, 72o Upshur street,
! February Is
The Glee Club will meet March 8 at
the home of Miss Elma Lark, 3719 New
| Hampshire avenue. The next meeting
Of the Auxiliary Home Board will be
held at the home of Associate Con-
ductress Iva B. Cary, los Rock Greek
| Church road. February 25 at l o'clock
Matron Ardel Payne and Patron Fred
| Schickler Of Brightwood Chapter will be
! at home at 1911 Hamilton street today
| from to 10 pm. At the meeting
| Thursday Past Matrons and Patrons
| Night will be observed The auxiliary
! home board met Wednesday at the
| home of Mrs. Amia Schickler.
Bethany Chapel met February 90
Past Matron Nellie Plumbley was elected
at the last grand chapter session TO the
board of control. The next meeting of
| the home board will be held at the
home OF Mrs. Jessie Watson, 4604 Chevy
Chase boulevard, Maryland, February
Is. The assisting hostesses will be Mrs
Motifs and Mrs. Tinpe. The annual
dance and card party will be held
April 8. Bethany Social Boosters met
! al the Blue Triangle Hut February IL
| for supper. Past Patron ALI acted as
! POSTMASTER.
The auxiliary home board of Lebanon
! Chapter, NO. 25, will hold a silver tea
at the home Of the chairman Mrs. Ruth
S. Crome' in, 1906 Cramercy street, be-
tween 5 and O'clock.
Cathedral Chapter celebrated its
| tWenty-secOnd birthday anniversary at
the last meeting. The George Washing
ton Glee Club sang and Mrs. Wry of
Iowa read. The distinguished guests
| were the ora nd atro,, a.ad n.4a..I %