Evening star., 1932-01-10
JANUARY IA has been called of on ac-
count of Grand Chapter sessions.

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Carl Keller, gave tea to natrons and
patrons of 1882 and members OF the
chapter. Conductress Minnie Neil will
entertain the Auxiliary Home Board
with a luncheon at her home, 3l25
Twelfth street northeast, after which
the regular meeting will be held, tomor-
row at noon. A meeting of the chapter
will be held Wednesday at 1880 pm
Warren G. Harding Chapter will meet
Tuesday at the Masonic Temple, Thir-
teenth street and New York avenue.
Associate Patron Calfee announced
meeting of the Ways and Means Com
mittee Wednesday at his Office, 3407
Fourteenth street, when program will
be outlined for the first half of the
year,
Friendship Chapter will celebrate its
There will be dancing and refresh
ments.
Mizpah Chapter met January s.
After a short business meeting refresh
ments were served. The Auxiliary
Home Board will meet January 10 at
the home Of Mrs. Bell.
Congress Lodge Chapter visited ST.
| Johns Lodge Chapter last Monday
evening. Dolly George. matron, has ap-
pointed the following committee chair
men: Entertainment, Helen Thran;
Finance, Past Patrons Lawrenson, Greg
ory and Past Matron Meyers; Bylaws,
Past Patrons Brewer, Gregory and
Cation: Refreshments, Esther Lawren-
son; Publicity, Past Matron Laura B.
Davis; Hospitality, all past matrons
and patrons.
card party will be given by the
Ways and Means chairman, Past Ma
tron Elizabeth Brewer, Wednesday
evening at her home, Capital Towers
2O8 Massachusetts, avenue northeast
A committee was formed by the
matron to visit all the members. Those
forming this committee are Past Ma
irons Davis, Brewer, Meyers, Gregory,
Wolf, M. Smith, Nellie Bates, B.
Lawrenson, E. Smith and Cora Bart
lett.
At a special meeting of Unity Chap
| ter Mrs. Lena Stephenson, past grand
matron, assisted by Mrs. Flora Camp
| bell, right worthy grand treasurer, as
grand marshal, and Mrs. Nellie Fletch-
| er, past grand matron, as grand chap
| lain, installed the following officers:
Elizabeth M Titus, matron; w. Wiede-
mann, patron; Stella M. Arseneau, as
sociate matron: John M. Hail, asso-
ciate patron; Mildred M. Hicks, secre-
tary; Mary L. Hoffman,, treasurer;
Florence II. Farber, chaplain; Ann
organist; Caroline Hoffman,, Adah:
Anne Patton, Ruth; Katherine Logan,
Esther; Dorothy Faerber, Electa; Ruth
L. Platt, warder; Floyd Farber, sentinel.
Solos were rendered by Thelna Rice,
assisted by Iva Bethel at the piano.
Other distinguished guests were: Theo-
dore Lewis, grand patron, and Past
Grand Patrons Dunkum and Dulin.
Junior Past Matron Milded Hicks
and Junior Past Patron It. r. Dobsop
were presented jewels by the chapter.
A poinsettia plant was presented to the
new matron by Mr.. Dulin from the
| 1927 Association.
The chairmen and vice chairmen of
all committees met at the home of
Associate Matron Stella Arseneau last
| Tuesday and maGe plans for the yearly
activities.
The Unity Players will meet Wednes-
day at the home of the associate con-
ductress, Mrs. Bertha Clary, BOT Madi-
son street.
The 1910 Matrons and Patrons As
sociation held reunion wednesday eve
nu1R dI GIlS IlOlilC Va NIL GAAA 1ShS. w
ter P. Plumley, in Takoma Park, Md. A
ceremony in memory of Past Grand Ma
tron Helen E. Barnard, president of the
association, was conducted by the vice
president, Mrs. Mary G.. Hamfll. Con-
gratulations we're extended to Mrs. Flora
E Campbell, a matron of 1910, upon
her election as right worthy grand treas
urer of the General Grand Chapter.
Election of officers was as follows:
President, Mrs. Mary @. Hamill; vice
president, Mrs. Ella Fiilius; secretary
treasurer, Walter P. Piumley: Executive
Committee, j. Frank Campbell, Mrs.
Bessie Bush and David G. Cheeseman.
An oyster supper was served. >,
ODD FELLOWS.
Grand Junior Warden James z. Grit
fifth of the Grand Encampment and as
chairman Of the Special Committee on
the Anniversary of the Wfdey Birthday
Celebration announces arrangements
have been completed for the exercises
next Saturday evening in Odd Fellows
Temple.
The celebration, held under the au-
spices of the Grand Encampment, will
constitute the following program: En-
trance march, by VeSta Pollock Lynn
at the piano; guard of honor, Canton
Washington, No. /, accompanied by the
Ladies Auxiliary of Canton Washington,
Nc. /; Grand Encampment, Grand
Lodge and Rebekah Assembly officers
and special guests invocation, Lewis L.
Beazley; proclamation, Jeannette Grit
fifth, president Of the Rebekah Assem-
bly, selection by Bethany Baptist Quar-
tet, address of welcome by Grand Pa
triarch Millard F. Zepp, reading by
tr1pr Ifyc
William H. Mcconnell, vocal solo by
Vesta Pollock Lynn, accompanied by
Katherine Fowler; introduction OF
speaker by Past Grand Sire z. w. Brad
lord, address by Senator M. M. Logan OF
Kentucky and past grand sire OF the
Sovereign Grand Lodge; dramatic read
ing, Sol Orleans. Following the pro-
gram there will be dancing.
The Board Of Trustees of the /. o.
Q. F. Temple will hold its annual meet
ing at the temple tomorrow evening.
Election of officers will be held.
At the last meeting Of the Line ON
! GERS Association the election OF ofncers
was as follows: President, Martin A.
McGrory (re-elected; vice president,
Carl H Kline. The committees ap-
Gates, Harmony; Membership, Edgar D.
Earras, Metropolis; Social, Harry L.
Kinnear, Metropolis, and Instruction,
Albert P. Dobbins, Eastern. A meeting
will be held in Central Lodge room jan
uary 80
Past Grand Ebert O. Talley and staff,
from Columbia Lodge, installed the off,
GERS Of Mount Pleasant Lodge Tuesday
evening. The officers are: Noble grand,
Edwin ]. Robb; right supporter to the
| noble grand, Maynard P. TWitchell;
lett supporter to the noble grand Nevin
M. Deilinger; warden. Edwin C. Bryan;
Secretary Edwin r. Armentrout; treas
uIer, Cccre A. Meyer; chaplain, John
4 W. Gu.'eige, let scene supporter, John
/ 7, Dc lingec; right scene supporter, A.
n Hutehms; inside guardian. John w.
DAVIS; outside guardian, Chalmers F.
Croft, and custodian, John w. Davis.
The following installations are sched-