Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-05-17

THE SUNDA7
ment, refreshments and dancing. The
Home Board will meet May 20 at the
home Of Mrs. Esther v. Cross, 1106 E
street southeast. The Bridge Club will
meet May 10 at the home Of Mrs. Fore
man, TIA Ninth street northeast, at IL
o'clock.
The chapter will visit Kedron Chap
ter, in Baltimore, Monday evening. A
bus viii leave the temple at 6 o'clock.
Bethany Chapter had a short bust
ness meeting May IS, followed by
musicale. Bethany Social Boosters met
at the home Of Associate Matron
Amelia r. Marshall Thursday evening
The Sunshine Committee will hold
card party at Joppa Lodge Hall May
dinner will be held in the Fall. A lawn
fete will be held early in June.
Bethlehem Chapter was entertained
at its last meeting with the following
program. Tribute to Mothers day with
special reading by Mrs. Lille E. Hall;
vocal solo. Miss Blanch Bowen; reading,
Mrs. Stephenson; dancing, Miss Lorain
Russo and Jack Mayhem, accompanied
on the piano by Mrs. Mayhem; readings,
Miss Virginia Miller. Flowers were pre-
sented to Patron H. A. Nelson by the
matron on behalf of the chapter con-
graduating him on his promotion to
chief clerk Of the Department Of Agri-
culture.
The Temple Committee of Bethlehem
Chapter, of which Past Matron Mae M.
Smith Is chairman, will hold covered
dish luncheon, in the basement Of the
Northeast Masonic Temple May 10 at
noon, followed by cards and ether
games.
At its meeting tomorrow night st.
Johns Lodge Chapter will have busi-
ness only, after which members will
join with Congress Lodge Chapter in
celebrating its birthday.
At the last meeting Of William r.
Hunt Chapter the degrees were con-
ferred on Miss Gillett, Mrs. Norton and
Mr.. Simons and Mr.. and Mrs. Van Der
veer were elected through af1liation.
On May 10 the auxiliary home board
will meet at the home Of Mrs. Rench,
1884 Sixteenth street. On May 20 a
card party will be given by the officers
at 2l46 Georgia avenue at pm.
Acacia Chapter will celebrate the
tenth birthday anniversary next Tues
day. Guests will be the grand matron
grand patron and matrons and patrons
of 1881. There will be a short bust
ness meeting followed by entertain
stance Goodman Of Ruth Chapter and
solos by Ethel Hayden, dancing and
refreshments.
Areme Chapter at its last meeting
paid tribute to Mothers day, in which
the mothers and daughters in the
chapter appeared In a playlet. The
Associate Patrons night. The dis
tinguished guests were Right Worthy
Grand Secretary Minnie Evans Keyes,
Associate Grand Matron Edith A. Will
lian1s, Associate Grand Patron Paul B.
Cromelin, Past Grand MatronS Julia
Streater, Nellie Fletcher, Bena A. Barn
hart and Past Grand Patron Edward
S. Brashears and the associate matrons
and associate patrons Of 1881.
The degrees will be conferred at the
next meeting. DR.. Abram Simon will
be the speaker Of the evening and a
special program has been arranged.
Trinity Chapter celebrated its seventh
birthday anniversary at its last meet
ing Matron Ruby Franklin welcomed
as distinguished guests the grand
uldt1OIlt SIdnQ PdWOli, oot Nj dlid
Matrons Merritt, Stephenson and
Campbell, Past Grand Patron Pitt,
Past Grand Matrons Hickman and
Tovey Of Maryland and Past Grand
Patron Mason of Maryland, all Of
whom made brief remarks. Other
guests were Associate Grand Matron
Williams, Grand CondutcresS Pitt, As
sociate Grand ConductreSS Green
street and matrons and patrons of 1881.
Vocal solos and duets were given by
Mrs. Haywood Brown and Miss Cath
crime Gross; accompanist, Mrs. c. S.
Briggs. The matron announces tnitia-
ton for May n.
ODD FELLOWS.
An organization Of the Committee on
Memorial Exercises was Effected last
Monday evening when Grand Guardian
Roscoe jenkins called the meeting Of
the representatives of the Subordinate
and Rebekah lodges. Grand Guardian
Jenkins was chosen chairman and Past
Grand Patriarch Ernest L. Loving sec
rotary. Arrangements are being made
for the services and a meeting of the
committee will be held May 25, at which
time reports will be had from the vari-
Gus subcommittee.
The Line OdicerS' Association will
meet tomorrow night In Covenant Lodge
in Joppe Lodge Hall, Georgia avenue
and Upehur streets
Arrangements have been completed
for the proposed trip to Roanoke, Va,
by the grand master, accompanied by
several Of the grand officers and many
members, to attend the annual session
of the Grand Lodge Of Virginia during
the week of May rs. A bus will leave
the temple May 26 at Z o'clock.
Tentative arrangements are being
made for q fraternal visit to Grand
Master s.. Elmer Browns lodge Of Fred
erick, Md. It Is proposed to have a
delegation leave here June II ct
o'clock.
Grand Warden Morris L. Dreeben,
chairman Of the Anniversary Commit
tee, requests representatives from the
Subordinate and Rebekah lodges to meet
with him tomorrow evening in Odd Eel
lows Temple.
Rebe1Ah Lodges.
Mount pIaaSant lodge had a din