Evening star., 1932-03-27

March 81 at 24o0 Sixteenth street. For
reservations of tables call Sarah
Crowell, Columbia 5543, or Associate
Patron o. e. Fearn, Lincoln 4453.
Warren G. Harding Chapter met
Tuesday at Masonic Temple. 1t was
Past Matrons and Past Patrons night
Ruth Fees arranged a program which
included a solo by Archie Davis, Scotch
tunes by Mr.. Thompson of Alexandria,
Va, and a blackface sketch by James
Mullins. The Star Point Society will
meet and have a card party March 20
at the home of Irene Budworth.
April / at the home of Mrs. Bud
worth, 5724 Fifth street, an "Olde Time
Faire" will begin at pm.
The annual chicken luncheon and
be held at 4511 Wisconsin avenue
Thursday for the benefit Of the Aux
iliary Home Board. Luncheon will be
served from II noon until 1:30 pm.
Attractive features are planned at cards
and others for non-players. Reserva-
tions for both luncheon and cards, or
for either feature, are being received by
Past Matron Nora r. Riley, Georgia
3408, and Associate Matron Edna L.
Freer, Cleveland 1891.
La Fayette Lodge Chapter will hold a
card party in the chapter hall, over the
Park Savings Bank at Fourteenth and
Kenyon streets. March 80, at o'clock.
At the last meeting the degrees were
conferred on two candidates, with the
past matrons of the chapter assisting.
The 1924 Matrons and Patrons As
sociation held its annual banquet, when
among the distinguished guests were
Grand Matron Miss Edith Williams and
Grand Patron Paul Cromline, a men,
Der Of the association. The program
consisted Of speeches, readings and
songs.
Election of officers resulted as follows
Mrs. Anne z. Sweet of VIM. F. Hunt
Chapter, president; Robert Milans OF st.
Johns Lodge Chapter, vice president;
Mrs. Antoinette L. Fischer Of Columbia
Chapter. secretary and treasurer.
The members of Myron M Parker
Masonic Lodge, with their families, were
entertained Tuesday evening by Beth
lehem Chapter in Northeast Masonic
Temple. The guests were welcomed by
Mrs. Cecilia s. Shirley. matron, and
Edward G. Steagall, patron. of Bethle-
hem Chapter. and response was made
by Elmer E. williams, master OF Parker
Lodge. The program was under the
direction of Mrs. Lille e. Hall, past ma
tron. Mrs. Elsie Weaver presided at
the piano. A Bicentennial play was
presented. with the following taking
part: Eugenia s. Corning, Myrtle Davis,
Birdie Dement,, Margaret Bleem, Minnie
he
Bedilla Smith, Wee Marseglia, Maude
Gingell, Margaret Gorsuch, Katherine
Thomas, Veazie Pearman, Dorothy
Troop. Carrie Batson, Abbie Marseglia,
Van w. Roberds, Otto Hammerbacher,
Ralph Pearman and Harvey Bleem. A
flag drill was given by Gene Corning,
Jane Huddleson, Margie Parker, Ruth
Parker. Helen Bertrarn, Ellsworth Stea-
gall, Vernon Gingell, jr,, and Neal Hall.
Mr.. Candell sang, accompanied by Mrs.
Elsie Weaver.
The next meeting of the Star Point
Society of Bethlehem Chapter will be
held at the home of Mrs. L. r. Pear
man, 1904 Sixteenth street northeast,
April 2. She will be assisted in enter
tanning by Mrs. Bowersox, Mrs. Phillips,
Mrs. Dillon and Mrs. Roberds.
The matron of Esther Chapter, Mrs,
Jessie M. Ridings, announces q benent
card party at the Willard Hotel, tues
day afternoon. Reservations OF tables
are in charge Of Mrs. M. Elsie Baococx'
ALL Twelfth street northeast.
The choir was entertained March Is
at the home Of Mrs. j. Harry Phillips.
The assistant hostesses were Mrs. Jessie
M. Ridings and Mrs. Jones.
Carolyn Okey, rpatron, announces the
following activities for Good Will Chap
ter Card party by Ways and Means
Committee, April 2, at 33l1 Fourteenth
street northwest; Home Board meeting
March 20 with Mrs. Edith Lusby, 128
c street northeast.
The Auxiliary Home Board of Temple
Chapter met at the National Press
Cafeteria, March IT. After the meet
ing the members and guests played
cards.
Matron Sarah Peden announces the
meeting of March 28 will be designated
as Secretaries and Treasurers' night and
invites all secretaries and treasurerS to
be present. The entertainment will be
provided by the Naomi Players in a
minstrel show, after which refreshments
will be served.
Washington Centennial Chapter en-
tertained the associate matrons and pa
irons March 18. The associate grand
matron, Mrs. Elizabeth Pitt, and As
Sociate Grand Patron Frank Kimmel
were guests Of honor Past Grand Ma
tron Mrs. Grace Kimmel was also an
honor guest. The Sunshine Girls pre-
sented a minuet. Miss Viola Bartz
gave readings and Aurelia Birmingham
solos.
At the next meeting of the chapter,
April !, Matron Mrs. Sue Huyett an
nounces there viii be a spelling bee.
The Past Matrons and Patrons As
sociation met at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ernest Huyett, 2710 Woodley place,
March II. There were cards.
Mount Pleasant Chapter will meet
April l at the Masonic Hall, Fourteenth
and Kenyon streets. The chapter will
hold card party at the home of As
sociate Matron Christina Campbell, 1919
Geranium street, March 29.
Matron Harriet L. Potter announces
a meeting April IS. The associate
matrons and patrons will be special
guests.
SOoSPAA II. hlloIAo GOASS SAAoPSSA NAA
meet Thursday evening in Northeast
Masonic Temple. 1t will be endowment
night
Mrs. Doris Sutton, chairman of Aux
iliary Home Board, announces a chick
en- dinner and bazaar April 5 at Shrine
Temple. The Home Board will meet
March 81 at the home Of Mrs. Priscilla
Hoke, 4719 Fourth street. The Willing
Workers will hold a card party March
29 in Northeast Masonic Temple. Grand
Master Ruben A. Bogley and Past Grand
Matron Sallye A. Bogley were guests at
the last meeting.
The Matrons and Patrons Associa-
tion Of Martha Chapter, March l8, rep
resenting the Bicentennial Committee,
with Past Matrons Alice Dixon and
Jessie Hover and Past Patrons Carleton
Fry. chairmen, presented Mrs. Holz-
berg's drama, "The Return Of Wash
ington to Mount Vernon" The cast
consisted Of Past Patron Richard TIT
low, Past Matron Jessie Hover. Past
Matron Mabel Larcombe, Past Patron