Evening star., 1932-11-20

have charge Of religious service at the
Eastern Star Home. Next meeting, No
vember IS, will be past matrons and
patrons night and short memorial
service.
Congress Lodge Chapter will meet
| tomorrow evening. The grand visitation
will be held There will be entertain
ment, refreshments and dancing. Ber-
| nice Lawrenson announces a card party
| December l at 60 M street northeast.
At the last meeting of Brightwood
| Chapter a reception was held for the
Bicentennial candidates, when bouquet
was presented by the matron. Past Patron
SchickIer will entertain the past ma
| irons and patrons with tacky party.
| The meeting of November "a was called
off on account Of Thanksgiving. De-
, cember will be election night.
Mrs. Margaret E Smith, matron of
La Fayette Lodge Chapter, announces at
the meeting November % the chapter
will have its annual grand visitation.
At the last meeting the star points en-
tertained with a sketch. Those taking
part were Margaret K. Griffith. Ger
trude r. Ruzicka, Ruth B. Daniels,
Ethel M. Lampkin, Doris M. MCGOWAN,
Mary c. Buynitsky and Roger Power.
Mizpah Chapter met November Is.
The following entertainment was pre-
sented: Solo dances. Jean Hammond.
Barbara Jansen and Doris Connor;
duet. Mrs. A. I. Richmond and Mrs.
Emil Ranchenstein.
Naomi Chapter will meet Wednesday.
The degrees will be conferred. Mr.. and
Mrs. w. o. ISon will present short
play and vocal selections by Mrs. Rush.
Donations will be received for the Ma
sonic and Eastern Star Home.
Mrs. Sarah Peden, matron of Temple
Chapter, announces the meeting OF NO
vember ID was a special reception to
the IS new members initiated in Alex
andria at the George washington Me-
mortal with the Bicentennial class. A
solo was rendered by Past Matron
Miriam Norwood Entertainment was
furnished by the Naomi Players In a
minstrel show. The Auxiliary Home
Board met Thursday evening at the
Lee House Religious services will be
held at the Masonic and Eastern Star
Home November 81 at o'clock, with
Rev. Edward Gabler of Christ Church
officiating.
The Grand Chapter officers recently
visited Unity Chapter. Other distin-
guished guests were Mrs. Minnie E.
Keyes, right worthy grand secretary.
and Mrs. Flora E. Campbell. right
worthy grand treasurer of the General
Grand Chapter; Mrs. Grace E. kimmel,
Mrs. Tillie C. Chauncey, Mrs. Lena
Stephenson, Mrs. Sallye C. Bogley and
Mrs. Katharine S. Merritt. past grand
matrons, and George Pitt, j, Ernest
Dulin and Theodore c. Lewis, past
grand patrons Gifts of silver were
presented to the grand matron and the
grand patron, after which they we're
entertained with an Armistice day pro-
gram, as follows: Selection by the choir,
reading by Miss Kathryn Logan and
solo by Mrs. Bertha M. Clary.
Matron Mrs Elizabeth Titus and
Patron w. Wiedemann extend an invi-
tation to all members to attend a
Thanksgiving pageant which will be
given by the Unity Players November 25.
The Dramatic Club was entertained
at the home of Miss Harriet LaWleSs
November 18. Miss Dorothy Faerber
assisted
The Matrons and Patrons Association
met at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. T. r.
Dobson. Assisting hosteSses were Mrs.
Margaret Wiedemann and Miss Mildred
Hicks The following officers were elect
ed: Miss Mary L. Hoffman, president;
Thomas r. Dobson, vice president, and
Mrs. Mary G.. Hamill, secretary
treasurer.
At the annual visitation of Chevy
Chase Chapter by officers Of the Grand
Chapter last Tuesday, distinguished
guests included Right Worthy Grand
Treasurer Flora E. Campbell, Past
Grand Matrons Grace E. Kimmel Mel
lie E. Fletcher, Lena Stephenson and
Pearl w. Glib, and Past Grand Patrons
Edward S. Brashears, Charles S. Shreve.
George Pitt and j. Ernest Dulin. A
musical drama was presented under the