Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-05-10

Charles Eder Reed, Bass Horace J.
Phelps, Flying Fish; Stanley E. Travis,
sword Fish; Howard M. Stackhouse,
Smelt. ana Frank Z. Yilek, master OF
ceremonies, Sardine; s. H. Dedaker,
Amos, and william o. Pollard, Andy,
all of Joppa Lodge; Joshua B. Callahan
OF Temple-Noyes Lodge and Frank d.
Pollard Of Washington Centennial Lodge
alternating as Grand King Fish OF the
World. Accompanies and soloists are
Harry P. Wilkins Of La Fayette Lodge
ana Joseph M. Leibert Of National
Lodge.
washington Centennial Lodge, No.
a. will attend the services at the
United Brethren Memorial Church.
North Capitol and r streets, this
evening at 1880 o'clock, where the SER
mon will be delivered by Rev. s. B.
Daugherty.
EASTERN STAR.
The Matrons and Patrons Associa-
ton Of 1929 viii meet May IL at pm.
ct Joppa Lodge Hall, 42o9 Ninth street.
Several candidates were initiated at
the last meeting OF Martha Chapter.
Josiah L. Carr Of Joppa Lodge Chapter,
assisted by Mrs. Ann Howard, Mrs. Olive
Risdon and Mrs. Charlotte Cain, pre-
scented a skit on endowment.
The chapter will celebrate its thirty
sixth birthday anniversary May IS. A
special invitation has been extended to
the grand matron and grand patron and
the Matrons and Patrons Of 1881.
At the last meeting CT Gavel Chap
ter q playlet, Cranberry Triangle was
presented by Dorothea Lewis, Robert
Miller and Benjamin Doehrer, men,
bers of the Mask Club. The honor
guests were Associate Grand Matron
Edith williams, Grand Lecturer Mollie
Teachum and the Associate Matrons
and Patrons 'of 1881. Degrees will be
conferred May 49,
Friendship Chapter will have en-
dowment night May II, with Ann
Prints in charge. A play will be given
and refreshments served.
The Auxiliary Home Board of Brook
land Chapter will meet tomorrow at
pm. at the home of Associate Con-
ductress Neil, 1928 Twelfth street
northeast. The Endowment Committee
will meet Tuesday evening at the home
of Mrs. Essex, 172512 Third street
northeast, at pm. At the next meeting
of the chapter, May Is, the De Molay
boys will entertain.
Associate ConductreSs Neil will hold
a luncheon and card party May Is at
pm. The Star Point Society will
meet at the home of Mrs. Simpson,
1921 Franklin street northeast, at 8
O'Clock May Is.
Brightwcod Chapter at It's meeting
Thursday will have initiation, after
which the members will attend Har-
hfTt11dau a hnY1G
board meeting will be held May 20 at
8 pm. at Mrs Marie Harries', 4913 Ar
kansas avenue. Associate hostesSes,
Mrs. Bilbrey and Mrs. Cochran, Ma
tron Ardell Payne and Patron Fred
Schuehler entertained the officers and
Past Matrons and Patrons Association
at a May day breakfast" last Sunday.
Honored guests were Past Grand Pa
trcn G. G. Galloway and Mrs. M. H.
Galloway and Associate Grand Matron
Edith williams.
Mrs. Frances Dobson. chairman Of
the Endowment Committee Of Unity
Chapter, announces luncheon and an
afternoon of cards May 10, at 2S0l
Georgia avenue.
william p. Hunt Chapter will have
charge Of the religious services at the
Masonic and Eastern Star Home today.
Services vii be conducted by Rev. L. B.
Franck, rector Of Emanuel Episcopal
Church, Anacostia, D. @. The Endow-
ment Committee will meet May Is at
the home Of Eleanor Reed. There viii
be degree work May ID.
Hope Chapter will meet in the
Masonic Temple, May 10. The meet
ing will be devoted entirely to business.
Columbia Chapter will meet tomor-
row evening IN Masonic Hal, Four
tenth and Kenyon streets. The ooii-
cation ceremony will be exemplined.
Mizpah Chapter entertained the
grand conductress and the associate
grand conductress and the conductresses
and the associate conductresses OF the
various chapters at its last meeting.
Mildred Leecke and Thelma Weaver,
assisted by Past Patrons Dowden and
Reynolds, entertained with play,
Settled out Of Court" Past Matron
Mildred King entertained with solo,
At ~ last meeting Bethlehem Chap
ter was entertained with community
singing and illustrated songs. Mrs.
Marie C. Deal led the singing, assisted
at the piano by Mrs. Weaver. Others
taking part were Mrs. Alley. Mrs. Bat
son. Mr.. and Mrs RoberdS. Mrs. Maude
0inpell. Mrs. Troop and Mrs. Raucher,
and A blackface sketch by Mrs. Pear
man and Mrs. Batson. The matron,
Mrs. Lille z. Hall announces enter
tainment for the meeting TUESDAY eve
ming. The star points met at the nome
of Miss Sadie Major. The hcstesses
were Miss Major, Mrs. Carl' MRS. Bar
rows and Mrs. Nelson.
Following the business meeting FIJI
day evening of East Gate Chapter the
members Of the Home Board will en-
terrain with several one-act sketches.
At the last meeting Past Matron and
Past Patron Castell occupied the east
when the degrees were conferred upon
their daughter. Miss Elizabeth Castell;
also Miss Jean Carnahan and Mrs.
Susan Armstrong. Ten Of the original
oflcers who served when thc chapter
was organized in 1916 participated, as
follows: Matron. Anna S. CasteI, past
matron; treasurer, Lena Vierbucnen,
past matron: associate conductress, Mel
lie McBeth, past matron: chaplain, Ma
linda z. Gates; Adah, Signe Gooohart
Esther, Mary Fairall, past matron OF
Adah Chapter. Mount Rainier, Mo;
Martha, Elsie H. Hays, past matron;
Electa. Bessie M. Linger, past matron;
warder, Gertrude T. Gross; sentinel.
James z. Payne, and the following sub
stitutes: Patron. j. Marion Castell, past
patron; associate matron, Lott.e r.
Sener. past matron: associate patron,
Charles Z. Sener, past patron: secre-
| tary, Verde Newman: conductreSs
Mabel A. Keil, past matron; Ruth, Et-
/ tie p. Andrews. past matron; marshal,
! Pearl A. Henderson. and organist, Ma
! iron Pearl NJ. Rupp.
/ Among the distinguished guests were
/ Past Grand Patrons Poynton and Proc
/ tor Of the District of Columbia, Past
/ Grand Matron Hickman and Past
/ Grand Patron Mason Of Maryland and
a number of the matrons and patrons
of 1929. of which Past Patron Castell