Evening star., 1932-03-06
FRATERNITIES

, streets northeast. The Brookland Chap
ter members will be guests at the LIN
coin Road Methodist Episcopal Churcr
next Sunday evening at the JOINT Ma
sonic and Eastern Star services.
Joppa Lodge Chapter will have the
1882 matrons and patrons as speclaI
guests March 16. The Auxiliary Home
Board will meet March % at the nome
Of MES. Lillian Sowerbutts, 1911 georgia
avenue assisted by Mrs. GuntoW anu u
Mrs. McCurdy. A Colonial dance VIII
be held March 81 at 1909 Ninth street.
At the last meeting Of William r
Hunt Chapter the anniversary OF
George Washington's birth was cele-
brated. A brief lecture on Mary Bau
Washington, Mother of George Wash
ington," was given by Miss Edith A.
Williams, grand matron. Past Grand
Patron John Clagett Proctor read one
of his own poems entitled, "When
Washington Crossed the Delaware.
The next meeting of the Endowment
Committee will be held at the Y. w.
c. A., Seventeenth and K streets, to-
morrow evening. At the next meeting OF
the chapter, March 10, the degrees will
be conferred.
| Lebanon Chapter will entertain the
secretaries and treaSurers Tuesday eve
ming in honor of Past Matron Lille
Mckenzie, grand treasurer and secre-
tary of the chapter. Past Matron
Blanche Barghausen, treasurer of the
chapter. also will be honored during
the evening. An appropriate program
will be provided.
The Star Point Society held its an
nual banquet at the Kennedy-Warren
last Thursday. Matron Ruth s. Crome-
lin was the honored guest.
The Temple Committee of Bethany
Chapter met at the home of the chair
man, Past Matron Eva D. Court, We'd
nesday. The first rehearsal Of play
let. The Deestrick Skule of Fifty Years
Ago" which is being sponsored by the
Endowment Committee, was held
Thursday evening The Bethany Social
Boosters will be entertained at the home
of Mrs Martha Kaufman, 524 Somer-
set place, the evening of March 10
The hostess, Mabel H Test, will be
assisted by Edith Kerr, J.. Margaret
Jones, E. Marie Redman, Marie Carr,
Eleanor Biehn and Dorothy Foley.
Members having runmage are requested
to call Mrs. Cora Icenhower, Georgia
274s-w.
Takoma Chapter gave a Bicentennial
program February IL. A style show
was conducted by Associate Matron
Ruth s. Buckner with dolls dressed by
Matron Inez c. Burrows and her
mother, Martha Burrows. They were
Annie E. Langley, treasurer, and to
guests of honor. Rose A. Yost, grand
secretary, and Lille Mckenzie, grand
treasurer. The meeting March II will
be initiation. A dance will be given
March Is at 24O0 Sixteenth street.
Federal Chapter will meet March 10,
at which time Bethlehem Chapter will
be invited guest. The obligation cere-
mony will be given. The Home Board
will hold a home bake sale at the Palace
Laundry, Fourteenth and Park road,
March II.
Good Will Chapter celebrated the
Bicentennial, its birthday anniversary,
and 1882 night at the last meeting.
The guests of honor were Edith A.
Williams, grand matron; Paul b.
Cromelin, grand patron; Elizabeth Pitt,
associate grand matron; Frank KIM
mel. associate grand patron: Past
Grand Matrons Hollander and Kim.
mel. Past Grand Patrons Lewis ana
Belts. The matrons and patrons OF
1882 were special guests. -,
A program consisted of "The Mlnuet,
danced by the Capitol Society. Q: A
R.; vocal solos by Miss Bernice Snep-
! herd. address on the Life OF George
Washington" by the grand matron,
and songs and dances by Scotcn
troupe with bagpipes and in highland
dress.
The following activities are an
nounced: Card party, March 16, 33ll
Fourteenth street, for the Temple Com
| mittee. card party, March 10, Washlng-
TON loan and Trust Building, for the
| endowment; card party, April 2, 33l!
fourteenth street by the Ways anu
Means Committee.
The Past Matrons and Patrons Asso-
citation of Washington Centennial Cnap-
ter held its annual banquet at IHoen
| Gardens February 26 followed by Drloge.
Those winning prizes were Maud Shirrly,
Estella Cutler, Mae Odenwald, Lillian
Trueworthy. j. Walter Fenton,. Jr.; =,
Charles Morgan, Edward Holland ana
DR.. Claude Cooksey. Mrs. Sue Huyett,
nnatron. and Scott Gray, patron, "ere
guests Of the association.
The Endowment Committee will meet
at the home of Mrs. Audrey koons, 3ooo I
Seventeenth street northeast, March y
at 8 o'clock.
Joseph H. Milans Lodge Chapter was
entertained at the last meeting py tne
dramatic Society of Adah CnapIer'
Mount Rainier, Md, in a play. t1s Lne
willing Workers will meet March WIN
Mrs Kathryn B. Noord, 42O2 Third
street. The Endowment Committee VIII
meet Tuesday with Mrs. Blanch Nun Nun
day, 1912 Crittenden street, The Auxin-
ary Home Board will hold q dinner
April S at Shrine Temple. Past Matron
Lena Elder was appointed chairman OF OF
| the Bicentennial Committee Tor tne
chapter. March II will be past matrons
and patrons night, when the degrees
will be conferred.
A roast beef dinner will be gwen py
the Ways and Means Commlttee OF
Unity Chapter March 10 at the Onl,
tartan Church, Fifteenth and Harvard
| streets