Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-03-29
FRATERNITIES

work was staged by the royal court, d.
rected by James N. Kline, assisted by
Pierce M. Rice, Daniel j. circuit, Will
liam ]. MCKINNEY. Charles L. Nay and
William @. Jameson. The Sidonian
degree was presented by Cedar j. Fred
Huber and the lecture on the secret
work by Past Grand Tall Cedar Pat
terson. The floor team was directed by
Frederick A. Jaeschlc.
A large delegation Of visitors from
Baltimore Forest, No. As, were present,
with past officers from other forests.
The Temple Club of Master Masons,
identified with the United States Post
Office Department at Washington, was
organized in 1928 and has eight past
presidents. Still active in the work of
the club they are as follows: Harry A.
Cummins 1929, Albert E. Barr 1929
w. H. Beckstein Q925l, Henry Sum
void 1929, S. M. Mcmillan O92D,
Thomas M. Chunn 1929. Charles E.
Warren 1929, E. w. Van Metre 1880,
and at a meeting of the club tomorrow
evening honor will be paid these for
mer presiding officers with a past
presidents night" The meeting will
start at 8 pm. in the Odd Fellows Hall,
4l9 SeventS street northwest.
EASTERN STAR.
The degrees will be conferred in East
Gate Chapter next Friday evening. Past
matrons and past patrons were honored
guests at the last meeting. A play was
presented by members of Beta Chris
tan Endeavor of Sherwood Presby-
terrain Church and solos rendered by
Mrs. Rector The Ways and Means Com
mittee is planning dance for April g..
Trinity Chapter will give card party
and canoe April z, from to IL o'clock,
at the Arlington Hotel, Vermont ave-
nue., between K end l. streets. At the
next meeting of the chapt.r, April 2,
there will be initiation.
The 1928 Matvons and Patrons Asso-
citation, with Past Grand Metron Sallye
G. Bogley and Past Grand Patron Will
liam J. Dow, met March 81 at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hoover,
6501 Connecticut avenue After q short
business meeting there was progressive
bridge and 500. The women were
initiated by Mrs. Hoover, assisted by the
men, into the 1928 Old Hens Asso-
citation. The officers of the association
are Mrs. Louise E. Kreglow Of Joseph
H. Milans Lodge Chapter, president;
l.. Lewis Cogan of Bethany Chapter,
vice president. and Mrs. Lillian e. Arm
strong of East Gate Chapter, secretary
treasurer.
Joppa Lodge Chapter will have a
social following short business meet
ing April /. Mrs. Lillian Sowerbutts,
assisted by Mrs. Orie Gibson and Mrs.
j. Guntow, was hostess at q luncheon
preceding the meeting Of the Home
Board.
Past Matron Ida Jones and her COM
mittee are completing arrangements for
"tacky" costume dance in Masonic
Temple. 4209 Ninth street, April 10.
At the meeting Of washington Cen
tennial Chapter March 20 the degrees
were conferred, followed by dancing
and cards.
At the next meeting April the obi
cation ceremony will be exemplified by
the officers. The Auxiliary Home Board
met for luncheon last Monday and went
In body to the general board meeting
at the Masonic Temple.
Martha Chapter was entertained
March 20 as follows: Reading, Asso-
ciate Nation Emma H. Mason; BARI
tone solos, Past Patron Richard E.
Titlow, accompanied at the piano by
Past Patron Carleton Fry. and saXo-
phone solos by Master william Burns,
accompanied by Prof. John Ter Linden.
The Auxiliary Home Board is plan
ming card party at Naval Lodge Hall,
Fourth and Pennsylvania avenue south
east, April IL.
The next meeting of the chapter will
be April 8, at which time the degrees
will be conferred.
An Easter sunrise memorial service
in Arlington National Cemetery Easter
morning at 1880 o'clock will be held by
the Grand Commandery of knights
Templar of the District Of Columbia, to
which ell members of the order of the
Eastern Star and their families are
invited. Music by the United States
Marine Band and sermon by Rev. T. B.
Phillips, rector of the Church Of the
Epiphany.
Mrs. Stella M. Arseneau, chairman Of
the Ways and Means Committee, Unity
Chapter, announces a theater party
April Is at the National Theater. The
Home Board will meet April at the
home Of Mrs. Grace L. Cornish, 10
Randolph place.
At its meeting March 81 Fidelity
Chapter was visited by Grand Matron
Amy G. Hollander. Grand Patron Theo-
dore Lewis and Past Grand Matron
Jessie w. Cowles. A program of xylo-
phone solos was rendered by Harry
Harth and violin solos by Fritz Hauer
The next meeting April 4, will be Asso-
ciate Matrons and Patrons night It
will be followed by dancing and re-
freshments. On April II the chapter
will give card party IN the audi
torium Of the General Baking Co., 2146
Georgia avenue.
The Home Board of Congress Lodge
Chapter met at the home Of Pearl
Conner, Ala Eleventh street northeast
She was assisted by Ella Everett.
At the last meeting of the chapter
members Of the Star Point Club we're
the hoSteSSes for the social part Of the
evening. Joe and Anita Haight, past
Chapter, presented a play, assisted by
Luther Barr.
A rummage sale will be held at 2014
Georgia avenue March 30
The Star Point Club will hold card
party at the Continental Bakery, 1901
Georgia avenue, the evening of April Is.
At the meeting March rs the officers
Of La Fayette Lodge Chapter exempli-
fed the obligation ceremony. The fol-
lowing program was rendered: Miss
Pauline Menage, piano solos, and Miss
Dorothy Paine, vocal solos.
The Ways and Means Committee will
hold a card party at the hall, Four
tenth and Kenyon streets, April IS.
At the meeting April the program
will be in charge CT the men.
Matron Loretta C.. Rabenhorst has
been appointed as grand representative
Of the Grand Chapter of the State of
Maine.
Areme Chapter at its last meeting
was visited by the grand matron, grand
patron, Past Grand Matrons Sallye
Bogley and Bena A. Barnhart and Past
Grand Patron Edward S. Brashears.
Through the courtesy of the matron,
gelrna & Klein the degrees were con-