Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-04-05


master of Temple-Noyes. Lodge, No. 80,
serving as such for three years, includ-
ing the year 1910. Grand Master Cook
Is the first grand master emanating
from the. same lodge.
Others in the same category as
honorary members of the association
are Past Grand Master ]. Claude
KEEPER, representing Worshipful Master
w. Scott MacGill, deceased, of Column
bia Lodge, No. 3; Past Grand Master
G. c. Coombs, representing Worshipful
Master Warren J. Coffin, deceased, OF
The New Jerusalem Lodge, No. 8, and
Past Grand Master Mark F. Finley, rep
Worshipful Master William G.
Pond, deceased, Of Hiram Lodge, No.
TO- George c. ODER. Jr.. past master
of Harmony Lodge, No. II, is also an
honorary member of the association,
his deceased father who
was grand master of MaSons during the
year 1910
Grand Master Cook was also elected
an honorary member of the AsSocia-
ton of Worshipful Masters of 1928 at
its recent annual reunion and dinner,
and has also been elected an honorary
for life Of Samuel Gompers
Lodge, No. As.
EASTERN STAR.
The 1910 Matrons and Patrons Asso-
citation met at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. Frank Campbell for dinner and
its annual business meeting. Flowers
were presented to Past Grand Matron
Hutchinson in welcoming her after
long illness. Officers were elected as
Helen Barnard; vice president, Mary G.
Hamin; secretary treasurer, Walter P.
Plumley; Executive Committee, Ella
Fillius, Flora Campbell and DR.. D. P.
Bush.
Miriam Chapter met March %. Due
to the illness of Matron Iva L. Pickett,
Associate Matron Eileen H. Dalstrom
presided. Degree work scheduled for
that meeting was postponed until
April Is.
The Ways and Means Committee an
nounces card party and dance April
9 at 2400 Sixteenth street.
Ruth Chapter will meet tomorrow
evening. Past matrons and past pa
irons will be guests Of the evening. En-
tertainnent will be given by the Ma
sonic Glee Club. The next meeting of
the Home Board Auxiliary will be April
8 at the home Of Mrs. Pauline !. Love-
less, 1907 Floral street.
Cathedral Chapter at its last meeting
observed endowment night with play
under the direction of Past Matron
Trcgner. The next meeting will be
April 8, at which time the star points
will have charge Of the entertainment.
Grand Matron Mrs. Amy Hollander
was an honored guest at the last meet
ing Of Unity Chapter, at which time
the degrees we're conferred upon three
Members of Takoma Chap
ter also were guests. There was q short
program.
The home board met April / at the
home of Miss Irene Jasper, 212 First
street southeast. After short business
April 10, the chapter will be
the guests Of Takoma Chapter.
Federal Chapter will meet April Q.
There will be an entertainment and re-
Baracca Chapter of Ash
burn, Va, will be the guests for the eve
ming. There will be card party at
2l05 Rhode Island avenue northeast
April IS.
Treaty Oak Chapter had as its spe-
cial guests recently the Matrons and
Patrons Association of 1928 with its
and grand patron, william j. Dow.
Also specially invited by the 28s and
the matron, Mrs Dorothy Carroll, were
Grand Matron Mrs. Amy Hollander and
Grand Patron Ted G. Lewis. Mrs. Louis
president of the 28s, responded
to the welcome and Lewis Cogan, vice
president, presented floor lamp to the
chapter from the 28s.
At the next meeting, April 5, the de-
grees will be conferred On April a
benefit will be held at the National
Members of the fraternity are invited
to attend the minstrel show to be given
by Lebanon Chapters choir after the
regular business meeting April IA.
At the last meeting Of william r.
Hunt Chapter the men were hosts to
the women and provided entertainment
and refreshments. The following con-
triouted to the program:
Joseph M. Gayhart, piano and vocal
selections; Joseph Harrison, jr., cello
selections; John Smith, violin selections,
by Mrs. John Smith;
Richard Rambo, musical saw selections;
A. B. Pearce, reader and monologist;
Howard Lloyd, jr., marimba selections.
The next meeting will be held April
8, and the degrees will be conferred On
April is the chapter will serve dinner
at the Rhode Island Avenue M. P.
Church, First street and Rhole Island
avenue, from to o'clock.
Matron Selma s. Klein, Of Areme
Chapter, announced the chapter will
entertain the members of the Ma
sonic and Eastern Star Home April 10,
at 8:15 pm. The program is in
charge of the Auxiliary Home Board
Committee, with Irene Katherine
Schmidt chairman. Automobiles will
meet the street cars at Georgia avenue
and Rittenhouse street at 8 pm. to
convey the guests to the home.
The Ways and Means Committee,
under the Craftsmanship Of Mary Jane
Langley, has completed plans for the
annual Spring dinner, to be held at
Almas Club. April %, from S to Z pm.
Past Matron Rose Hyer Hartung an
nounced a Spring card party, to be
held at the Carlton Hotel April 81 at
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