Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-06-21
FRATERNITIES

/ let, Betty, Behave" by Harriet
Schmidt, Hazel Keefover and Emma
Bell. The program was In charge OF
Associate Supreme Guardian Of Jobs
Daughters Brother Harry Schmidt and
Amy Hoover, past matron Of Trinity
Chapter.
Electa Chapter. No. 2, will celebrate
its thirty-seventh anniversary Tuesday
night. The worthy grand matron,
worthy grand patron and Association
of 1881 Matrons and Patrons will be
honor guests.
Saturday afternoon the Auxiliary
Board will be entertained at Sherwood
Forest, Md, by Miss Margaret Mills
and Mrs. Ruth Simpson. Electa Chap
ter will have an excursion to Chapel
Point July is. Robert Thompson is
chairman.
Riddles night was celebrated at the
last meeting of Lebanon Chapter. An
enjoyable program was rendered by the
children, after which refreshments
Tuesday evening.
Mizpah Chapter met June 16 and the
degree was conferred on one candidate.
Past Grand Matron Sister Kimmel was
present. After the chapter closed, the
evening was given over to the children.
Those taking part were: Jean Jones,
Helen Krause, Sammy Shanks. Evelyn
Reynolds. Charlie HOLMAN, Doris
Young, Betty Brewton. Florence Bell,
Dorothy Rogers, Mary Ellen Dowden,
Mahorie Theile, Florence Burton, Fran
ces Dowden, Ruth Dowden, Helen Brew
ton, Betty Amer, Helen Young, Mary
Bowman, Jack Kaiser, Dorothy White,
June Lollance, Jear Kerr, Clarence Bow
man, Raymond Reynolds, with Robert
Porter as master Of ceremonies.
The chapter will hold an excursion
at Marshall Hall, July /, Sister Bertha
Eaton is chairman.
Bethany Chapter had a business
meeting Friday evening, followed by a
"kiddieS' party" Mrs. Lena Berrett and
Mrs Elsie Schweir having charge of the
program. The Auxiliary Home Board
will entertain at the Masonic and
Eastern Star Home tomorrow, June %,
at IL O'Clock.
Ruth Chapter met for the last time
this Summer Monday, when kiddies'
night was observed Members of the
chapter and their friends are planning
week end trip by boat to Old Point
Comfort and other points Of interest on
the Virginia coast.
The Worthy Matron of Bethlehem
Chapter, Mrs. Lille z. Hall has desig-
mated the meeting on Tuesday in honor
of the treasurer. Mrs. Mary E. HuSSey,
and the secretary. Past Matron Jennie
A. Meyer, who have served the chapter
for 80 and 81 years, respectively. A
short business meeting will be followed
by entertainment. John c. Mcconnell
announces a moonlight excursion to
Indian Head on June 20. The Auxiliary
Home Board will meet on Thursday,
with Mrs. Hall, Mrs. Self and Mrs.
Challiett as hostesses.
Mount Pleasant Chapter. No. "a, will
hold a garden party on Thursday eve
ming June IS. at the home of Miss
Roberta Galloway. 119 Maple avenue.
Takoma Park, Maryland. In case of
rain. the party will be held on Friday
evening following. Miss Roberta Gal
loway is chairman Of the committee
and is assisted by Mrs Cleone Cramp-
ton, Mrs. Harry Roche, Mrs. Emma
Frecht Miss Harriet Potter, Miss
Margaret A. Klein, Miss Rebecca
Bowen, Mrs. Charles Taylor, Mrs.
Miss Christine Campbell.
At the last meeting of Good Will
Chapter a program was presented by
the De Molay Boys. The music was
furnished by Old King Tut School Of
Music.
Jobs Daughters were special guests
and Mrs. Mary Teachum was the guest
of honor
The ways and Means Committee met
at the home of Mrs. Mary Porter
Friday evening. There will be a
luncheon and card party at Corby's
Bakery, 1901 Georgia avenue, Wednes-
day at 1890. cards at 1880.
The Star Point Society will give q
card party at Northeast Motor Co., 900
Bladensburg road northeast, Saturday
at $50 pm. Mrs. Marie Anderson,
chairman.
The meeting next Friday evening
will be the last until Fall.
ODD FELLOWS.
The Line Officers' Association will
meet Wednesday evening at Kidder
Hall. Important business will come
before the association, which will con-
vene Immediately after the close of
the regular session Of Friendship Lodge
At the last meeting of Beacon Lodge,
No. is, the following were visitors:
Noble Grand C. J. Blanchard of Oriole
Lodge of Hyattsville, Md, and Martin
A. McGrory, president of the Line OFF,
GERS Association of the District OF
Columbia. Both brothers addressed the
lodge. Deputy Grand Master Thomas
c. Mettler was also present. Beacon
Lodge will make arrangements soon to
entertain the Line officers Association,
and Noble Grand Edward S. Byrnes,
with the help of Past Grands Thomas
r. Hellmuth, Lewis w. Bennett, Rob-
ert Metler. Charles G. Barton and Jus
tin M. Green, is arranging a ladies'
night in the near future. The lodge
expects to invite all Grand bodies to
this event.
Saturday afternoon at 1870 o'clock
a special train composed of over one
hundred and fifty members of the order
will leave for Atlantic City, N. j., to
spend week end trip, returning Sun
day evening. A special feature of the
trip will be the reception which will
be accorded the District brethren by
American Star Lodge, No. 148. The first
degree will be conferred by Friendship
Lodge, No. IL, of this city.
The headquarters of the District
members will be at the Hotels jefferson
and Grand Atlantic. Members of the
Rebekah degree will be entertained on
OhbNAAdy AAASiO Ny OLlC O1lCCIS hLlu
members of Columbia Rebekah Lodge
of Atlantic City. Grand Secretary
Andersen, chairman of the committee
in charge, arranged the leaving time
at 1870 pm. instead of so all working
on Saturday half day can catch the
train without losing time of work.
Tickets for the trip will be on sale in
the grand secretarys Office on Wednes-
day and Friday.
DorcaS Lodge met June 10, Noble
Grand Marian Fiske presiding. There
was election of officers and a report was
given on package party by the chair
man, Mrs. Ella v. Mallory.
Martha Washington Lodge held q
picnic at Rock Greek Park Thursday
evening Mrs. Louis Reud of Illinois