Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-01-25

FEBRUARY III oance Will DC nelo AT
Almas Temple, 1915 X street. A lunch
iliary Home Board was held at the
home of Mrs. Ruth Cromelin last Tues
day afternoon to plan coming activities.
I Columbia Chapter win meet January
26 at Masonic Hail. Fourteenth and
ferred. The annual dance and card
! party, sponsored by the Ways and
Means Committee, will be held at the
; New Shoreham Hotel February 5. Rich
ard Rambo is in charge of all arrange
mentS. Tables for bridge may be re-
served with Mrs. Lena Fisher.
Cathedral Chapter, after short busi-
ness meeting, was entertained by selec-
tions on the guitar by Prof. Holt and
Miss Bird; also vocal solos by Junior
Past Matron Martin, accompanied by
Mrs. Watson. The degrees will be con-
ferred January 28.
Mizpah Chapter met January 20.
After a business meeting an entertain
ment was given by Mrs. Naomi Grinder,
Mrs Elsie HILL Mrs. Myrtle Case and
Mrs. Clara Keull. The Auxiliary Home
Board will have a meeting and lunch
con at the ASter January 26 at II
o'clock Later the membersSwill go to
GnS LemDlc. Inc IlOSJ6SS6S are EtI1lS1 ~
Jones and Marie A. Morris.
Gavel Chapter met January 20. Later
Matron Coates and Patron Rouzee, &C
companied by other officers, visited
Chevy Chase Chapter, which was cele-
brating its fifth birthday anniversary:
Past Patron Donald Kessler, as general
chairman, assisted by Past Matron
Praetorous and Louise Reed, announce
plans for the annual dance and card
party to be held at the Mayfiower Hotel
March IA; q rummage sale to be held
at TWenty-first and X streets January
26, 81 and %. The Home Board met
January % at the home Of Louise Reed.
Matron Ruth ]. Coates announces the
next meeting, February 3, will be char
ter member night, with entertainment
and refreshments.
Matron Evelyn Booker and Patron
IT. Paul Speake of Brookland Chapter
will have an at home" tea today from
4 to o'clock for their chapter mem
bers and friends at the matron's home,
I4llO Thirteenth place northeast.
The General Home Board will meet
I'm the Masonic Temple, Thirteenth
street and New York avenue, at /
lo'clock January 20. Those planning to
attend will meet at the Ebbitt at IL
noon for luncheon. The chapter s
Temple Committee will meet TUESDAY
evening at the home OF Junior Past
Matron Ruth Speake, 1905 Monroe
street northeast.
Hope Chapter, No. 80, rendered a re-
ception to its new officers, followed by
dancing and refreshme nts, January "a.
The next meeting will be January 70.
Following the business session, the eve
ming will be devoted to the home-com-
ing of the grand matron OF the Grand
Chapter of the District Of Columbia,
Mrs Amy c. Hollander An appropriate
program has been arranged, winch WILL
be followed by dancing.
At the last meeting of La Fayette
Lodge Chapter new officers night" was
observed. There was an informal re-
ception to the officers, followed by a
program, refreshments and dancing:
At the meeting January % a short
business session will be held, after which
the members will join with Hope Chap
ter in their welcome home" to the
grand matron. La Fayette's birthday
party has been postponed until Febru-
airy IS.
Bethlehem Chapter will celebrate its
thirty-fourth birthday anniversary Tues
day evening. The Ways and Means
Committee will hold dance and card
party at the Wardman Park Hotel Feb
ruary II, with j. C. DarnaH as chair
man. The chapter was entertained at
its last meeting with readings by Mrs.
Myrtle Davis.
ODD FELLOWS.
The Grand Lodge of the District Of
Columbia will meet in annual session
Wednesday evening at Odd Fellows
Temple. The session will be presided
over by Grand Master Elmer Cummings.
Nomination and election Of officers VII!
be held and the business of the Grand
Lodge will continue on Thursday eve
ming.
Mount Pleasant Lodge members &C
companied by the grand master and
officers of the Grand Lodge, paid a
fraternal visit to Potomac Lodge IN
Alexandria, Va, January 16. Addresses
were made by the Grand Lodge ON
Gals and ether prominent members Oh
; the order.
The General Relief Committee met
Wednesday evening at the Odd Fellows
Temple, President H. A. Ison submitting
his report on the activities OF the COM
mittee for, the year.
Rebekah Lodges.
; At the last meeting of Doreas Lodge
the following officers were installed
| Uy mis-. NCWtOIl OboA1 Va NH AoAAi
, Rebekah Lodge Noble grand, Marian
Fiske; vice grand, Reba Beaton; record
ing secretary, Naomi Cooper; financial
secretary, Mary NJ. Dement,; treasurer
Abbie Gates; degree director, S. r
Mallory. Past noble grand's jewel was
| presented to Edna Naples by Mrs
Beulah Wightman and a gift from the
officers. Mrs. Mary Ziegler presented
gift to the installing officer. Mrs
l Na<ryfnV1 the Yanhla GRAND roPeiyaG
: gifts from Mrs. Hayes and Mrs. Wight
man and roses from Mrs. Thornton
who also read poems. Mrs. Anne B
Wightman, president of the assembly;
Mrs. jeanette Griffith, vice president;
Mrs. Belle c. Thomson, warden; Miss
. Emma TTisS Strobel, treasurer; Grand
| Master Elmer Cummings, Deputy Grand
Master Mcconnell, Mrs. Annie E
GrigSby, representative to the Sovereign
Grand Lodge; Mrs. Harriet K. Spiken-
hier, past president of Indiana, spoke
Past Noble Grand Edna Naples pre-
sented her officers with gifts.
The following officers of Brightwood
, Rebekah Lodge were installed by Past
Noble Grand Lohr and staff of Mount
Pleasant Lodge: Noble grand, Hope
Webb; vice grand, Sarah Detweiler;
recording secretary, Julia Canthen;
financial secretary, Evelyn D. Foster;
treasurer, w. Alexander; chaplain, Mrs
Belle c. Thomson. Mrs. Thomson pre-
sented past noble grand's jewel to Mrs
Bessie o. Towsun. She also received
gifts from her officers and Mrs. Rohn
Mrs. Elsie Wilson presented gift from
the lodge to the installing officer. Miss
? Lohr. Mrs. Towscn, on behalf of the
! degree team. presented jewel to Mrs
! Hunter Fay Hunter was elected degree
director.
I: JUNIOR ORDER UNITED AMERI-
: CAN MECHANICS.
i Benning Council will attend the
4 Strauss Memorial Church tomorrow