Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-11-15
FRATERNITIES


Joseph H. Milans Lodge Chapter will
meet Thursday evening in Northeast
Masonic Temple The secretaries, treas
urers and star points Of the various
chapters will be guests. Mrs. olive
BreSsler will have rummage sale NO
vember 1924 at IT'S Seventh street.
December will be election OF of1cers
At the meeting November IL the
Grand Chapter officers paid La Fayette
Lodge Chapter its annual grand vista
ton. Among the distinguished guests
were Past Grand Matrons Fletcher and
Kimmel and Past Grand Patrons Pitt
and Galloway. The officers and MEM
bers of Brookland and Hope Chapters
were special guests.
The next meeting will be held
November Is, at which time will be
held Fall Festival night. This will be
donation night for the Masonic and
Eastern Star Home.
November 10 Joppa Lodge Chapter
will have advanced line. Associate
Matron Mildred Conway and Associate
Patron Horace Parsley will be in the
East during initiation.
Brookland Chapter had its annual
grand visitation last Wednesday. APP
plications for affiliation were received
from Mr. and Mrs. Milton Smith.
The chapters Past Matrons' Associa-
ton will meet November ID at the home
of Matron Booker. The Star Point
Society will meet November 81, at the
home Of Mrs. Higgins.
A class of seven candidates will be
initiated in East Gate Chapter next
Friday evening, with Associate Matron
Anna L. Lambert and Associat, Patron
| Fred II SiCnO0 in the East
The auxiliary home board of William
F. Hunt Chapter will meet at the home
of Mrs. Buell.. 939 G street southwest,
tomorrow at pm. At the last meet
ing Mr.. Wilmer and Mrs. Schnabel were
initiated. The next meeting has been
called of on account of Thanksgiving.
| At the last meeting of Esther Chapter
a program was presented in charge OF
Newton T. Hammer as follows: Sketches
from TONY the Barber" by Ed CalloW;
duets, Mrs. Selma Kline and Newton
T. Hammer; piano solos, Victor Neale;
character sketches, Marx Kahn; bass
solos, Ambrose Durkin, and Raymond
Otterback, magician.
Degrees will be conferred Thursday
evening. Mrs. Flora McGil Keefer
will entertain with solos.
Congress Lodge Chapter will meet to-
morrow evening at o'clock. The Ways
and Means will give a card party De-
cember ! at the Southern Diaries, 60 M
street northeast.
Matron Ruth Goats announces de-
grees will be conferred on two candi-
dates at the meeting OF Gavel Chapter,
November II.
At the meeting of Bethlehem Chapter
last Tuesday evening the following pro-
gram was rendered: Readings, Mrs.
! Alta Mallory; musical numbers and
fancy dancing, pupils of Miss Julia Cum
ningham, accompanied at the piano by
Mrs. Mary Mayhem, and readings by
Miss Snyder. The Auxiliary Home Board
will meet Thursday at the Northeast
| Barrows and Mrs. Hammerbacker as
hoStesses.
Chevy Chase Chapter will meet Tues
| day evening, after which it will enter
tain as special guests the members OF
and the husbands and wives OF chapter
members.
Warren G. Harding Chapter met
Tuesday, at which time it was decided
the next meeting will be November "a
in the nature of homecoming. On
November 10 the chapter will serve
turkey dinner In Almas Temple ban
quet hall from $50 to 1880 pm.
st. Johns Lodge Chapter will meet
in Masonic Temple, Thirteenth and
New York avenue, at o'clock tomor-
row night. The associate grand matron
and associate grand patron, with the
associate matronS and associate patrons,
will be special guests. There will be
dancing and refreshments.
Washington Centennial Chapter at
its lasS meeting had as special guests
the past matrons and pAH- ons of the
chapter. The program oulsisted OF
baritone solos by wf1naIn Nerlich.
Charles Lewis Gable, patron Of Joppa
Lodge Chapter, showed moving pic
| lures.
At the next meeting, November 20,
the degrees will be conferred.
The meeting of the Auxiliary Home
Board will have a luncheon at 1890
O'Clock Wednesday, at the home Of Mrs.
Margaret Birmingham, 6204 Georgia
avenue.
DAUGHTERS OF AMERICA.
Armistice day was observed November
8 by the Daughters of America when
the assembly was addressed at Arlington
by Representative Royal c. Johnson,
chairman of the House Committee on
World War Veteran Legislation.
Kenmore Council was called to order
by the associate vice councillor, Mrs.
Sybil VIII, when a memorial service
and the draping of the charter in men,
DRY of Mrs. Mary E. Bowlings, associate
junior past councillor, was conducted.
A sacred musical program was rem
dered by Mrs. Cleada Horne. Nominal
tons for new officers were also made.
Arrangements were announced for a
card party by Past Councillor Mrs. Rose
Myles. The following appointments
we're made: Mrs. Jeanette Taylor, Mrs.
Eettie Mettler and Mrs Elsie Wilson on
the State good OF the order; Mrs. Belle
Gibson, Mrs. Renna Cory and Mrs.
Clara Rock were appointed on the Be-
neyoIence Committee.
Mrs. Eta Storey presided at the last
meeting Of Barbara Frietchie Council.
One candidate was initiated under the
direction of Degree Capt. Mrs. Edna
Pitts. Inside Sentinel of the Junior O..
u. A. NJ. Mrs. Edwin Pitts presided at
the piano.
John L. Burnett Council convened
Monday evening with the councillor,
Mrs Mary Hansen, presiding Mrs.
Viola Frazier has been sent back to
Burnett Council as deputy.
triumph council met with Mrs. Car
rie Yancy, councillor, presiding. Bazaar
will be held November 49, Mrs. Marie
Stevenson's resignation as 10 months
trustee was accepted. Nominations of
officers will be held November 10.
Fidelity Council was presided over by
the councillor, Mrs. Mabel Ludlum Only
short meeting was held because of the
Halloween party. Two members were
dressed to represent the nurse and the
orphans of the home and the old lady
of the old ladies' home; namely, Miss
Clara Haas and Mrs. Annie Sullivan.
Mrs. Ardelle Lavender won the prize