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matron and patron night.
Congress Lodge Chapter will meet to-
morrow evening. A card party Will be
held Saturday evening at 80 M street
northeast for benefit OF the Home
Board. A meeting of the Endowment
Committee was held Tuesday evening
at the home of Junior Past Matron
Ethel Bell, BIS Mount Pleasant street
Warren G. Harding Chapter has
made plans for a dinner February Is
at Almas temple. The Auxiliary Home
Board will meet tomorrow at the home
of the matron. The past matrons and
past patrons will meet at the home o1
Mr.. Slye to elect officers.
The Star Point Society will meet at
the home Of Past Matron Franzoni Feb
ruary 26. A rummage sale will be held
at Twenty-ninth and o streets April a.
is and 16.
ruary %.
The Secretaries Association was en-
tertained at the home of Mrs. Grace
A. Gilcrest, 3640 New Hampshire ave-
nue.. The president, Mrs. Alice w
Newhard, presided. The guest Of honor
Mrs. Rose A. YoSt, grand secretary
spoke The next meeting, March 5, will
be held at the Hay-Adams House.
At the meeting of Bethlehem Chap
ter Tuesday evening the degrees were
conferred upon Mildred S. Clements
and Mary A. Duffield. The matron an
nounced the appointment of Past
Matron Ethel D. Nelson as chairman OF
the Temple Committee and Past
Matron Lille E. Hall as chairman OF
the Bicentennial Committee. The an
nual dance and card party will be held
February II at 2400 Sixteenth street
northwest.
Matron Ida M. Smith of Joseph H
Milans Lodge Chapter announces the
meeting Thursday evening, when
Takoma Chapter and Treaty Oak
Chapter will be guests. A patriotic
program will be given.
The Home Board will meet February
25 with Mrs. Rose Gentner, 4200 Third
street The Ways and Means Commit
tee will hold a dance and card party
February 20 at the Shrine Temple. The
Endowment Committee will meet at the
home of Past Matron RoWzee February
"a.
Matron Irene Katherine Schmidt OF
Areme Chapter announces on Wednes-
day evening the Dramatic Association
will present "A Living Page from
George Washingtons Diary" in COM
pliment to the Bicentennial national
celebration. Grand Matron Edith A
Williams, Grand Patron Paul B
Cromelin and the matrons and patrons
of 1882 will be the special guests The
program is under the personal direc-
tion of Junior Past Matron Selma S
Klein and Past Matron Rose Hyer
Hartung. with Past Patron Earl Klein
as accompanist.
The Auxiliary Home Board Commit
tee, Of which the associate matron
Mary Langley Jester. is chairman, will
hold Colonial silver tea February %
at the home of Past Matron Helen L.
BrashearS, 4400 Sixteenth street.
Washington Centennial Chapter eele-
brated its 1lth birthday anniver-
sary February S; every past matron and
six past patrons were present.
photograph of George Washington was
presented to the chapter by Mrs Ruth
Morgan from the Past Matrons and
Patrons Association. A program con-
SiSting of violin solos by Miss Elizabeth
Scott. accompanied by Miss Margaret
Davis, and readings by DR.. Spauldine
were given.
The distinguished guests were Mrs
Elizabeth Pitt, associate grand matron;
Paul Cromelin, grand patron; Mamie
Greenstreet, grand conductress; Lille
Mckenzie, grand treasurer; Mrs. Amy
Hollander, Katharine Merritt, Nellie
Fletcher, Tillie Chauncey, past grand
matrons. and Theodore c. Lewis, Will
liam Belts and George Pitt, past grand
patrons; the appointed officers of the
grand chapter and the matrons snd
patrons of 1882.
At the next meeting February 10
the degrees will be conferred. Tht
chapter will have q dance and care
party at the Shoreham Hotel Februar,
II.
Mrs. Helen j. Holland has been sp.
pointed chairman of the Temple com.
mittee by the grand matron.
Three candidates were initiated a
the last meeting of Martha Chapter
Matron Emma Mason announces As.
sociate Grand Matron Elizabeth Pitt
Associate Grand Patron F. Frank Kim.
mel and the associate matrons anc
patrons of 1882 will be special guests
at the February l9 meeting, at which
time Associate Matron Bernetta Hoff.
man will have charge of the program.
The Mu Chi Club held its annua
banquet at Golfers Inn February II
and elected officers. President Jan.
Richardson was succeeded by Heller
Luscombe
Past Matron Frances Robey. an
pointed by the grand matron to serve
as chairman of the Temple Committee
served luncheon at the home of Righ
Worthy Grand Treasurer Flora Camp.
bell last Friday, the proceeds of the
luncheon to be applied to the temple
fund.
Lebanon Chapter entertained it.
past officers last Tuesday evening. Voca
solos were rendered by Miss Areils
Birmingham, accompanied by Heller
Nusbaum, and Mrs Dell Sale sang. &C.
companied by Gertrude Smith Mem.
bers of Jobs Daughters presented two
sketches. Members of the casts wer,
Helen Nusbaum, Evonne Beuchert
Anna Bell, Marjorie Davis Hazel Ke.
fauver. Dorothy Brauner and Harriet
Schmidt. c. E. Rambeau of Columbia
Chapter, entertained with a musica
saw. Valentine souvenirs were pre-.
sented to all past officers.
The Home Board will meet at the
home of Mrs. Carrie Watt, 637 Mary.
land avenue southwest. at l pm, Feb.
ruary Is. Assisting as hostesSes will bt
Past Matron Lille Mckenzie, Mrs
Hellriegel. Mrs. Rose Woods and Mrs
Emile Mitchell
The board will hold bake sale Feb
ruary 20 at the branch Office of the
Elite Laundry, Fourteenth and Monrot
streets.
ODD FELLOWS
An official visitation will be held BY
Grand Master Thomas c. Mettler tc
Covenant Lodge February "a.
The Grand Master has appointed
Grand Marshal James H. Solt to repre-.
sent the Grand Lodge on the Ami
versary Committee. Lodges are re.
quested to transmit the names and ad-
dresses of the representatives appointed
on this committee
The Grand Master has appointed ar
Advisory Board to confer with him dur.
ing his administration. The board con-
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