Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-01-11
FRATERNITIES

arine Merritt, Grand Patron DR.. Charles
Galloway, Associate Grand Matron
Amy Hollander, Associate Grand Patron
Theodore Lewis, Grand Conductress
Edith Williams and number OF ma
irons and patrons of 1880 and 1891
were special guests.
Readings were given by Miss Virginia
INLAY. Later birthday. cake was cut,
followed by dancing and refreshments.
At the next meeting, January 16, of
f1cers will confer the degrees.
The Ways and Means Committee will
meet January 20. The Endowment
Committee will meet at the home of
Mrs. j. Holland, 1920 Rodman street,
January 10. The Home Board Commit
tee will meet at the home of Mrs. Sue
Huyett, 2710 Woodley place, January
81. The Temple Committee will meet
January 81 The Hospitality Commit
tee will meet at the home of Mrs,
Etelka Cieller. 3016 Tilden street, jan
uary 10. The Paraphernalia Commit
tee will meet at the home of Mrs. Hazel
Linton, 1903 D street northeast, jan
uary 20.
Temple Chapter installed officers, the
installing officer being Associate Grand
Matron Amy c. Hollander. The officers
are: Matron, Eva G. Futrovsky; patron,
Martin Smith associate matron, Sarah
Peden; associate patron, Henry Holober;
| treasurer, Nora H. Henry: secretary,
Fannie E. Abel; marshal, Helen Smith;
chaplain, Rose Loebl; conductress, Mil
dred Steiner; associate conductreSs,
Miriam Lewis; organist, Sylvia Kaplo-
witt; warder, Mathilda Levy; sentinel,
Israel Beers; Adah, Ida Lewis; Ruth, Jean
Bobys; Esther, Blanche Hoffman; Mar
| tina, Ruth Armstrong; Electa, Edna
Feldman.
Committees appointed-Home Board,
Sarah Peden, chairman; Ways and
Means, Mildred Steiner; representative
to Eastern Star Home, Louise Hoskln-
son; Entertainment, Sylvia KaplowitZ;
Refreshment Molly Berman; Sunshine,
Northwest, Frances Okum; Southeast,
Louise Hoskinson: Southwest, Jenny
KATE; Northeast, Clare Haas; Birthday
Party, Molly Berman. The patron and
associate patron were installed by their
wives. The next meeting will be Mon
day night with a birthday party.
Columbia Chapter will meet Monday
night and will hold a reception for new
| officers, with dancing. The Ways and
Means Committee will hold dance and
card party at the Shoreham Hotel Feb
ruary 5.
Warren G. Harding Chapter installed
officers as follows: Matron, Jane Keeley;
| patron, p. w. Budworth; associate ma
tron, Edith e Spence; associate patron
Jack l. Lowd; conductress, Irene C..
| Budworth; associate conductreSs, Mary
K. Nay; secretary, Julia Corsa; treas
urer, Grace Williams; chaplain, Julia
Gross; organist, Louise Gardner; mar
shall, Dorothy Nichol; Adah, Claire
Lowd; Ruth, Emma GaSs; Esther, Min
ME Schauf; Martha, Mrs. Adair; Electa,
Kathryn E. Atwood; warder, Kathryn
Collins; sentinel. Lee Pitchlyn. Grand
Lecturer Teachum was installing Off
Ger, assisted by Past Matrons Waldeman
and Coombe as grand marshal and
grand chaplain, respectively.
The next meeting will be January 10.
Gavel Chapter met Tuesday evening,
when Matron Ruth Coates received
| gifts. A reception to the new officers
followed the business meeting, with re-
freshments and dancing. Past Matron
Florence Lippard announces rummage
sale for January 26, 81 and %. The
annual dance and card party will be
held March IA. The Home Board Com
mittee win meet January % at the home
OF Louise Reed, 233 Ninth street north
east.
The Home Board of Acacia CHAPTER
VIII meet at the home Of Matron Mrs.
FTeda futile, 1881 Emerson street, Jan
uaTy IA at 8 pm.
Bethlehem Chapter will meet Tues
DAY evening. The matron, Mrs. Lille
u. Hall, announces if1itiatOry work
There also will be an informal reception
TO the new officers, followed by a short
program and refreshments. The Ways
ana Means Committee, with Patron
H. A. Nelson as chairman, met We'd
nesday evening.
A program will be given at the con-
clusion of the meeting of Mount Pleas
| ant Chapter January 16. The COM
mlttee in charge is Betty Black, nellie
White, Hannah Dorm, Lillian Rhodes,
Marie Hanback,, Edith Jones, Wini-
fred Grant and Alice Werber. Re-
freshments will be served after the pro
gram Alfred Sherman, chairman of
the committee for the card party
and dance to be given January % at
the Shoreham Hotel, has appointed
| Charles Taylor as his assistant for the
dance and Mrs. Cleone Champion to be
in charge OF the card party.
Matron Ardell Payne of Brightwood
Chapter announces business meeting
January %, followed by a reception
to the new officers. The Auxiliary
Home Board will meet January IL at
the home of Associate Matron Ethel
Maggie, 924 Quincy street, at 8 O'Clock.
There also will be a card party at the
same address January II.
The regular meeting of Areme Chapter
will be held January 81. There will be
a play entitled Trees" under the
direction of the matron, Selma S. Klein.
Naomi Chapter recently installed Of
flcers, with Mrs. Minnie E. Keyes as
| grand matron, Hattie K. Poynton,
grand marshal; Elizabeth A. Gavin,
grand chaplain. The officers are: Elma
G. Jenkins. matron; John r. Jen-
kins, patron; v. Belle Mellen, associ-
ate matron; Thomas c. Doran, asso-
ciate patron; Martha H. Gould, secre-
tary; Elizabeth M Chenoweth, treas
urer; Edith w. Clark, conductress;
Florence w. TRAY, associate conduct
ress Elizabeth C. Barker, chaplain;
Edith M. Krupp, marshal; Marguerite
NJ. Fisher, organist; Matte l. Hawkins,
Adah, Sara T. Brown, Ruth; Harriet
C. Veley, Esther; Etna L. Green,
Martha; Florence L. Jackson, Electa f;
Ada j. Atkinson, warder; Charles A.
Stewart, sentinel. The retiring matron,
Helen D. Robbins, and John r. Jenkins,
retiring patron, were presented with
past officers jewels
The next meeting will be January
Ia and reception will be held by the
officers.
Joseph H. Milans Lodge Chapter will
meet Thursday evening in Northeast
Masonic Temple Mrs. Doris Sutton,
chairman of ways and means, will hold
a card party January 20 in Northeast
Masonic Temple. The chapter will be
entertained with motion pictures of
Skyland shown by DR.. Sexton. At the
election in December Past Matron