Evening star., 1932-12-11

Gery, MarLflA, f1az6l JOucS, GASStd,
Katherine Hiley, warder; Justin Serain,
tive to the board of directors, Masonic
and Eastern Star Home. Lester M.
Cutler was reelected trustee for three
wears. Installation will be December 16,
conducted by Past Grand Matron
Gertrude Milans and Past Grand Pa
tron Joseph Milans.
Miriam Chapter will elect officers to-
morrow night, A dinner for the men,
bers will follow.
At the last meeting an informal re-
ception was held for the charter and
new members A play was presented
by the Past MatronS and Past Patrons
Association. A program of songs and
| dances, in charge of Arlene Saunders
and Hilda Baker, was given by Karl
Addison, Joe Tripi, Ruth Hoburger,
Betty Raymond and Helen Fay Smith.
They were accompanied at the piano
by Mrs. Dot Brown.
! The Auxiliary Home Board enter
tanned the Campbell-Loeffler Sewing
Club at the Masonic and Eastern Star
Home
The Matrons and Patrons Associa-
ton held a party December at the
home of Past Matron and Past Patron
Rowen.
Congress Lodge Chapter elected the
! following officers: Matron. Bernlce
Lawrenson; matron, S. Bailey Everett,
associate matron, Edith Smith, associ-
ate patron, Arthur w. Brewer; Secre-
| tary, Clara Scott; treasurer, Jennie
Simons; conductress, Esther Lawrenson;
associate conductress, Ella V. Everett;
| trustee, Elizabeth Brewer, and repre-
sentative to o. E. S. Home Eva Hazen.
The Past Matrons and Patrons As
| sociation was entertained by Past Ma
tron Audrey Gregory.
Mount Pleasant Chapter elected the
/ following officers: Christir Campbell,
matron; Charles H. PotteI, patron;
| Margaret Klein, associate matron; John
Mills, associate patron; Rebecca Bowen,
secretary; Jean Allen, treasurer; Edith
Jones, conductreSs; Hannah Darn, as
sociate conductresS. The chapter held
its annual banquet. Grand Matron
Edith Williams, Associate Grand Ma
| tron Elizabeth Pitt, Associate Grand
Patron Frank Kimmel, Past Grand Ma
tron Grace Kimmel, Past Grand Patron
George Pitt and Grand Lecturer
Mary Teachum were distinguished
| guests. A solo was rendered by Mr..
Tullar of Loyalty Chapter. Officers will
| NC 4IlSbd4lGO 0CCClIlDCI 4Os
Electa Chapter will have election of
officers Tuesday evening. The Endow-
ment Committee will meet at the home
of Mrs. Ethel Scantlebury, with Mrs.
Mary Benhof and Mrs. Elsie Robinson
| joint hostesses.
At the last meeting of Bethany Chap
ter the following officers were elected:
Lucia Douan, matron; William j. Dun
ham, patron; Ethel D. Morris, associate
matron; Clarence NJ. Berrett, associate
| patron; Alice w. Newhard, secretary,
| reelected; Ida MaZzula, treasurer, re-
| elected; Cora Icenhower, conductress;
Mabel H. Test, associate conductreSS;
Past Matron Lavinia Dunham, repre-
sentative Masonic and Eastern Star
Home, reelected; trustee for three
| years, Matron Amelia R. Marshall. The
installation will be held December 16.
Lebanon Chapter No. rs will meet
December 13 at 7:30 pm. A reception
will be given the 26 candidates. who
were initiated in the Bicentennial Glass.
ODD FELLOWS.
! Grand Master Thomas c. Mettler was
accompanied by his Grand Lodge staff,
Grand Patriarch Samuel F. Frye and
his officers on his official visitation to
Fred D. Stuart Encampment last Mon
day evening. Grand Patriarch Frye
| was presented with chair by Fred D.
| Stuart Encampment.
| Members of Canton Washington, ac-
companied by the ladies of the aux
| iliary, went to Alexandria, Va, Thurs
! day to attend the general inspection OF
Canton Alexandria. Maj. Alfred H.
Noakes of Canton Washington of1ciated
as inspector general.
Grand Master Mettler, accompanied
! by his staff and President Belle C.
Thomson and her officers, visited
! grand master was presented with gift
from the lodge.
Rebekah Lodges.
Mrs. Belle C. Thomson, president of
| the Rebekah Assembly, will visit Bright
wood Rebekah Lodge Tuesday evening.
| There will be nomination of officers.
| Dorcas Rebekah Lodge will meet
/ Thursday evening. There will be elec-
tion of officers and the degree con-
ferred.
The Noble and Vice Grands' Associ-
alton will hold a banquet and dance at
Golfers Inn Wednesday.
! Miriam Rebekah Lodge meets Friday
evening 1OT election Oh OIlcerS. a
| Christmas party will be held.
! Esther Rebekah Lodge will hold re-
ligiouS services at the I. o. o. F. Home,
1888 N street, today at 4 pm.
DAUGHTERS OF AMERICA.
| State Councillor Mrs. S. Belle Gibson
| and board of officers will visit Virginia
Dare Council December IA, at 808
street.
Independent Council met with Mrs.
| Sylvester In the chair. Miss Alice
! Courtney was nominated as outside
sentinel and Tom Keyes as inside SEN
| tinel.
Fidelity Council convened with the
councillor, Mrs. Leila Lavender presid-
ing. Miss Clara Haas and Mrs. Flea
nor Casalege spoke of the Christmas
dance, which will be held at go M
street northeast December 81. Miss
Clyara Haas also made a report on the
State Benevolence Committee. Nomi-
nation of officers were reopened for
officers for the ensuing term.
Triumph Council met with the coun-
cilor, Mrs. Jesse Davis, presiding. Nom
nations of officers was held. j. w.
Schwenk, Mrs. Mary E. Nichols and
Mrs. Katie Parker gave reports. The
young members will give a dance at the
Burlington Hotel December II.
Anacostia Council was conducted by
the councillor, Mrs. Margaret Lainhart.
The annual visitation of the State and
national officers and committees was
held. A drama was presented by the
young people of the Emanuel Episcopal
Church, entitled "a Drama of the
Northwest" with the following in the
cast: Miss Margaret Thompson, Miss
Mildred Simpson, Lemuel Sansbury,
Charles Sampsel, Robert Thompson,
Miss Frances Casalege, David Pezold,
Harrison Fillius, Loren Clark, Albert
Sansbury, Howard Clarke, Miss Hen
rietta Wade, Miss Helen Earnshaw,
Stanley Franck, Russell Sansbury, Miss
Airline Sampsel and Miss Gladys Acton.
At the last meeting of the Star
Spangled Banner Council. Mrs. Nellie