Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-06-07
FRATERNITIES

Cathedral Chapter at its last meet
ing was entertained by the G. g. B. Glee
Club. Past Patron Huber had charge
Of the program. The meeting June 10
will be children's night with Past Ma
tron Martin IN charge.
There will be a short business meet
ing of William F. Hunt Chapter June
II. The Endowment Committee will
meet at the home of Mrs. Kelsey, 1921
Ninth street, assisted by Miss Benson,
June 10, at pm.
The officers met at the home Of
Mrs. Britt, 5000 Thirtieth street, Friday
night.
At the last chapter meeting the past
matrons and past patrons were guests
of honor.
Temple Chapter held a card party at
the home of Mrs. Helen Smith. The
next regular chapter meeting will be
June 8. After the business meeting the
members will join Miriam Chapter for
its birthday anniversary celebration.
The star points Of Acacia Chapter
will hold a card party at the home Of
Mrs. Annabelle Rutledge, 3546 Rock
Creek Church road, next Wednesday
at pm.
The Auxiliary Home Board Of Brook
land Chapter will meet Monday at the
home of Mrs. Hoffman, TITO Thirteenth
street. Tuesday night the chapters
Endowment Committee will meet at the
home of Mrs. Clara Lord, 1928 Newton
street northeast.
The next meeting Of the chapter,
June 10, will be its annual children's
night, when the entertainment Of the
evening will be furnished by the chill
dren of chapter members. Friday aft
ernoon there will be a card party at
the home of Mrs. Krause, 1410 Irving
street northeast.
At the next meeting Of Bethany
Chapter it will be children'S night.
Bethany Social Boosters will meet at
the home Of Mrs. Bertha NJ. Greevy,
1916 South Carolina avenue, June IL.
This committee will hold a lawn fete
June 10 at the Tiny Tee Putt" golf
course, 1920 Georgia avenue. Supper
will be served from O'Clock. The
Sunshine Committee will hold a picnic
in Rock Creek Park June II.
The last meeting Of Naomi Chapter
was past matrons' and past patrons
night. The degrees were conferred by
Past Matron Helen Robbins as matron,
with Past Patron Thomas G. Doran as
patron. Belle Mellep served as the
associate matron, Past Patron James B.
Robinson as associate patron, Past Pa
iron Wiley o. Ison as secretary, Past
Patron Robert Mccullough as treasurer,
Past Matron Hattie K. Poynton as con-
ductress, Past Matron Julia w. Webb as
associate conductreSS, Past Matron
Ella B. Bladen as chaplain, Past Ma
iron Elizabeth A. Gavin as marshal,
Past Matron Loretta M. Robinson,
Adah; Past Matron Annie E. Higgins,
Ruth; Past Matron Bertha S. Wood,
Esther; Past Matron Carrie I. Isham,
Martha; Past Matron Anna B. Wiley,
Electa; Past Matron Emma Heard.
warder; Past Patron Omar j. Veley.
sentinel; Past Patron Howard r. Biting
in charge of lights.
DISTINGUISHED guests were Past Grand
Matrons Fannie Taylor, Flora E. Camp
bell, Lena Stephenson and Past Grand
Patron Arthur Poynton.
The Home Board Committee will have
charge of the meeting June 10.
The ninth annual banquet of the
Womens Eastern Star Club Of the
held at the Mayfiower Hotel. with
ToastmistresS Mrs. Sarah Jarvis pre-
siding.
The guests were entertained by read
ings given by Mrs. Florence Farber,
vocal solos by Paul Gottwall, accom-
panied on the piano by Miss Gottwall.
The president, Mrs. Ruth B. Leighton.
welcomed the guests and members and
gave 4 brief talk on the history of the
club and its plans for the future.
The guests of honor were: Grand Ma
trcn Mrs. Amy G. Hollander and Mr.
Hollander, Grand Patron Theodore c..
Lewis and Mrs. Lewis, Assistant to the
Commissioner of Internal Revenue H. F.
Mires and Mrs. Mires, Past Grand Ma
irons Mrs. Cora P. Mayberry and Mrs.
Salye c. Bogley, President Of the Ionic
Club Mai. T. v. Walker and Secretary
Of the Ionic Club Bateman.
Mrs Rose E. Flood presented the
president with loving cup on behalf
Of the members Of the club. Mrs
Leighton was also the recipient Of a
crystal pendant, a gift from Mr.. Leigh
ton. The invocation and closing prayer
were given by the chaplain, Mrs. Grace
B. Bell
The next meeting Of the club will be
June 10 at the home Of Mrs. Ethel M.
Gregory, lis North woodstock street,
Clarendon, Va.