Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-02-22
made for the annual banquet at tn
Dodee Hotel.

Monday at the Blue Triangle. The
president, Mrs. Mabel G. Turnage, pre-
sided. Among the guests of honor were
the grand patron and Mrs. Theodore c.
Lewis, Past Grand Patron William C.
Belts and Mrs. Belts, and Associate
Grand Patron Paul B. Cromelin, and
Mrs. Cromelin and Representative
Frank Murphy of Ohio.
Omcers elected were Mrs. Carrie E.
Trivett OF Joppa Chapter, president;
Charles G. Morgan, ir., of Mt. Pleas
ant Chapter, vice president. and Archie
W. Davis of Harding Chapter. secre-
tary-treasurer.
The 1929 ASS citation of Matrons and
Patrons held its annual banquet and
election of officers at the Blue Triangle
Hut. Distinguished guests were the
grand matron. grand patron, Past
Grand Matrons Pearl Watt. Glib,
Katharine S. Merritt, Nellie Fletcher,
Grace wilkins Kimmel and Past Grand
Patrons John c. Proctor and Charles G.
Galloway. Past Matrcn Mae E. Felka
was toastmistress, The new officers are
President. Past Matron Pearl Clifford
of Miriam Chapter; vice president, Past
Patron c. A. Weaver of Trinity Chap
ter; secretary, Past Matron Ray KA
Wonderly of Martha Chapter The re-
firing president, Mae E. FelEa. was
vice president with a lamp and the
secretary, Ray K. Wonderly, with a
handbag.
Good Will Chapter will celebrate its
sixth birthday anniversary Friday eve
| ming, at which time the grand matron,
grand patron, matrons and patrons of
1881 and Unity Chapter will be special
guests. Past Patron Rufus Tucker has
organized a Good Will Bridge Club.
which meets at his home, $50 Fifth
street northeast. every Saturday at 8
pm.
Unity Chapter. at its meeting Febru-
airy 13, celebrated its fourteenth birth
day anniversary. The distinguished
guests were the grand matron. grand
patron. past grand matrons Mrs. Flora
E. Campbell and Mrs. Lena Stephen
son; grand lecturer, Mrs. Mary
Teachum and the matrons and pa
irons of 1881.
matrons and patrons of the chapter,
followed by a solo by Miss Thelma Rice
and reading by Miss Katherine Logan
At the meeting February 81 the de-
grees will be conferred. after which the
members are invited to join with Good
Will Chapter in celebrating its sixth
birthday anniversary.
Columbia Chapter will meet Febru-
airy % at Masonic Hall. Fourteenth and
Kenyon streets. After the meeting
there will be a special entertainment
followed by Martha Washington tea.
The home board will meet Thursday
evening at the home of Mrs. Grace A.
Gilcrest, 3640 New Hampshire avenue.
At the meeting of February IS La Fa-
mill oIae toll.
birthday anniversary. The business
meeting will be followed by refresh
ments and dancing. Present and past
grand officers and the matrons and
patrons of 1881 are the specially in
vited guests. The Ways and Means
Committee held the annual dance and
card party at 2400 Sixteenth street
February 20. The Home Board Com
mittee held card party at the Gen
eral Baking Co., February 10.
Mizpah Chapter met February II
The evening was set aside for associate
matrons and associate patrons Of 1881.
Each guest was presented with favor.
They were welcomed by Matron Ethel
Jones, Associate Matron Marie A. Nor
ris and Associate Patron Maurice L.
Brewton. The distinguished guests
were Associate Grand Matron Edith
Past Grand Matron Sally Bogley and
Past Grand Patron Reuben Bogley.
The entertainment consisted Of solos by
Past Matron Mildred King. accom-
panied by Conductress Bell; instru-
mental selections by Virginia Barker
and two sketches by the Jobs Daugh-
tiers. The Auxiliary Home Board had
luncheon at the Lotus February 10.
ST. Johns Lodge Chapter will cele-
brate the on1e-coming of Grand Pa
iron Theodore C. Lewis at its meeting
March 2. A silver tea will be held at
the home of Past Matron Maude
Ornsby, 1888 Thirteenth street from
to o'clock, February %. The an
nual dance and card party will be held
at Wardman Park Hotel February 26.
The next meeting of the Home Board
will be at the home of Mrs. Clara
Davis, 514 Seward square southeast. at
8 pm, March 6.
Hope Chapter will meet Wednesday
There will be a short business session,
after which the members will join La
Fayette Lodge Chapter in celebrating
their birthday anniversary. The annual
dance and card party will be held at
the Shoreham Hotel March 20.
Esther Chapter recently conferred the
degrees en- Mrs. Anne c. Earle, Mrs.
Cleo G. Moore and Mrs. Rose B. Nclte
came members by affiliation. A dance
and card party will be given by the
auXili1ry home board at 2400 Sixteenth
street February 81
The grand matron and grand patron
will be the guests of honor at the meet
ing March 5. There will be dancing
and refreshments. The matron, Nellie B.
TAfT IL -, 49,
bers of the fraternity.
The grand matron has appointed Past
Matron May P. Gibbon On the Temple
Committee. The auxiliary home board
will meet at the home of Past Matron
Mary J. Birgfeld, 1888 Seventeenth
street, February 26. The Past Matrons
and Past Patrons held their annual
banquet at the Willard Hotel February
IA. Edgar B. Merritt was elected exalted
Arcon. ~
The 1926 Association Of MatrCns and
Patrons will meet at the home of Past
Grand Patron George Pitt and Mrs.
Pitt at Edgemore lane. Edgemore, Md,
Tuesday evening. Annual election Of
officers, entertainment and refresh
mentS.
Harmony Chapter on February IS will
entertain the officers and members of
Harmony Lodge and their wives. The
grand matron has appointed Patron c.
Chandlee Pidgeon grand sentinel, and
Past Matron Ruth w Zeitler chairman
of the Temple Committee
The auxiliary home board met at
the home Of Mrs Mabel Stutzman Feb
ruary 20, with Mrs. Evelyn Ellis and
Mrs. Nettie Sparks assisting hostesses.
The home bard Will hold a card party
at Corbys Bakery March 4 at l pm.
ODD FELLOWS.
Grand Master William H. McCon-
nell, accompanied by his officers, will
officially visit Excelsior Lodge in Odd
EellnIrs, Tenaraln T11esdau aMernitan