Evening star., 1932-02-28


The Star Point Society will meet at
the home of Mrs. Mary w. Kissinger
PALS Monroe street northeast, tomorrow
evening, when those eligible will be in
itiated.
At the last meeting of the chapter
the officers were in Colonial costumes
The BicentenniaI program was in
charge of Mrs. Elizabeth Kerr. The dis
tinguished guests included Past Grand
Matron Jessie W. Cowles of Washing
ton, Past Grand Patron Cosden and
Associate Grand Conductress CoSden OF
Virginia.
The meeting of Washington Centen-
nial Chapter March 4 has been deSig-
mated as Auxiliary Home night. The
chairman and members of the home
board will be special guests. Mrs Mae
Felker, president of the General Home
Board Auxiliary, will address the chap
ter.
At the last meeting the degrees were
conferred on class Of five. A mando-
lin orchestra, under the direction Of
Leonard w. Kephart, rendered Selec-
tions.
The Ways and Means Committee will
meet at the home of Mrs. Laura Lees
1853 Fourteenth street. Tuesday eve
ming. TIE Auxiliary Home Board has
planned to visit the Masonic and East
arn Star Home the first Tuesday in each
month. to entertain the home family
with cards.
The Sunshine Committee will meet at
the home of Mrs. Victoria Smith. 4406
street, Wednesday evening.
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program and also celebrated 1882
night at thes4ast meeting. The guests
of honor were: Edith A Williams
grand matron; Paul B. Cromelin. grand
patron: Elizabeth Pitt, associate grand
matron; Frank Kimmel, associate grand
patron; Rose A. Yost. grand secretary;
Lille Mckenzie, grand treasurer; Mollie
Teachum, grand lecturer: Past Grand
MatronS Hollander, Merritt, Bogley,
Fletcher, K.mmel and Barnhart, Past
Grand Patrons Lewis. Galloway, ShreVe
and Belts. The matrons and patrons
of 1882 we're special guests.
The Dramatic Association presented
"A Living Page from George Washing
tons Diary and the program was in
charge of Junior Past Matron Selma S.
Klein and Past Matron Rose Hyer Har-
tung, accompanied by Past Patron Earl
Klein.
Matron Irene Katherine Schmidt an
nounces the next meeting will be pre-
ceded by dinner at 6:l5 pm.
The Endowment Committee will have
card party at the Carleton Hotel
March at $50 pm. Reservations
may be made by calling Emerson 9l87.
Martha Chapter observed on Febru-
airy 10 the homecoming of F. Frank
associate grand patron. Those
present were: Past Grand MatTonS
Stephenson, Gibb, Merritt and
Hollander and Past Grand Patron Dr.
Galloway, Associate Grand Matron
Elizabeth Pitt, Associate Grand Pa
tron F. Frank Kimmel and the asso-
ciate matrons and associate patrons Of
this jurisdiction. Associate Matron
Bernetta Hoffman and Associate Pa
ron Henry Fisher conducted the pro-
gram
The names of Past Matrons Alice
Dixon and Mabel Larcombe and Past
Patron Carleton Fry have been sent
% the general chairman of the BIZ
centennial Committee, Past Grand
Patron George Pitt, as Martha Chap
.er's representative chairmen on that
activity. These chairmen are in addi-
ion to Past Matron Norma Hine, who
vas appointed some time ago by the
yrand matrOn.
Matron Emma H Mason announces
degrees will be conferred March 4.
La Fayette Lodge Chapter, at it's last
Meeting, held a George Washington box
ocial with the Home Board in charge.
hi yyr0r Il
lone of Mrs. Dawson 1867 Harvard
treet. for the benefit Of the Ways and
Means Committee.
The Hospitality Committe will give
ard party Tuehday evening at so M
treet northeast.
A vaudeville dance will be given to-
morrow in Joppa Lodge Hall, Ninth
street and Georgia avenue. by the Dra-
natic Club of Unity Chapter A sur
)rise feature is being planned for the
nen.
The next regular meeting of the Home
Board will be at the home of Mrs. Mary
Iamill, GIT Seventh street northeast.
March 4. Luncheon will be served at
o'clock
Matron Ida NJ Smith of Joseph H.
he meeting Thursday evening the con-
luctresseS and associate conductresSes
If the various chapters will be honored
quests. At the last meeting the follow
ne program was presented: Sunshine
Trio, Dora, Dorothy and Ruth: Peggy
Brown, acrobatic dance; Irna and IKE
and Mary and ElviZ. tap dance The
Willing Workers will meet March 6
With Mrs. Gentner, 1900 Third street.
March II will be past matrons' night
The Bridge Club will meet Tuesday with
Mrs. KregloW, 1923 Park road.
Lebanon Chapter celebrated the
Of the grand patron last
Tuesday evening. Grand Matron Edith
Williams was a special guest. Other
distinguished guests included Past
Grand Matrons Julia Streater, Mary
} Brien, Grace Kimmel, Bena Barn
1art, Tillie Chauncey, Lena Stephen
ion, Sallye Bogley, Pearl Gibb, Kath-
srine Merritt and Amy Hollander and
Past Grand Patrons Wallace Streater,
Reuben Bogley, Edward Brashears,
jratz Dunkum, William Belts, George
3htt and Theodore Lewis. The grand
Inc oftlcers also were present, as were
he 924 and 1882 Matrons and Patrons
'1eoCIldIIOlLo. T1GIClflg CnHpJer ana
Friendship Chapter attended in a body.
The grand matron was presented by
he conductreSs and associate conduc-
5ress and the star points with a basket
IF flowers and a certificate of honorary
Past Matron Thompson.
On behalf of the past matrons and
patrons of the chapter, presented the
}rand patron with a Gladstone bag. A
program of entertainment followed and
Included the Radio KiddieS," solos by
Dorothy Skinner, specialties by Miss
sthel Hayden and a monologue by Count
Russo.
A card party will be held by the Home
Board March 5 at the Northeast Motor
Co, Bladensburg road northeast.
The Past Matrons and Patrons As
Sociattoa of Brightwood Chapter met at
the home of the vice president. Past
Patron Raymond L. Schreiner. and
elected the following officers: President,
Past Matron Mollie Z. Bateman; vice
president, William K. Coakley; secre-
tary, Past Matron Ardell Payne. Ar
rangementS are being completed for
their banquet, the date to be an
nounced later. The next meeting will