Evening star., 1932-05-15
FRATERNITIES

of the District, and visitors from other
jurisdictions May Q. Grand Matron MIN
Edith A. williams welcomed the guests
In her home chapter and delivered q
| brief address. Past Grand Matror
Tillie c. Chauncey also welcomed the
guests to her home chapter and spoke
briefly. Other addresses were made BY
| Past Grand Matron Grace T. Kimmel,
and the associate grand matron and the
associate grand patron. A vocal sole
was rendered by Mrs. Fulton r. Gordon
accompanied by Past Matron i. Ger
trlide Smith. There was music by the
| Columbia Chapter Choir, q dramatic
sketch by Miss Lena Parks and Miss
Katherine Bentley; readings, Miss Retts
Wilson, and vocal solos, Mrs. Fulton Il
Gordon.
The next meeting has been designated
First Congregational Church night, In
recognition Of the church membership
Allan A. Stockdale, and others from the
congregation are expected.
At the meeting May 10 Of Joppa
Lodge Chapter there win be an enter
tainment. The Ways and Means Com
mittee viii sponsor card party May
81 a. 2146 Georgia avenue at 8 pm.
A Bicentennial tableau, presented
| by the Unity Players, under the direc-
ton of Miss Catherine Logan, featured
Mems night at Cathedral Chapter We'd
| nesday evening. At the meeting May
Is degrees will be conferred.
The Friendship Club of Federal Chap
ter will meet May II at the home of
Mrs. Mary Warren, 1927 Chaplin street.
The CampbeIl-Lofier Sewing Club. oi
the Masonic and Eastern Star Home
has had on display In a window OF
Woodward g. Lothrop a quilt made by
members of the home, as the first major
activity of this new enterprise.
From plans presented by Past Grand
Matron Flora z. Campbell and with the
cooperation OF Past Grand Matron
| Catherine Lof1ler Mae z. Wise, presid-
| ing president of the Auxiliary Home
Board, and members of the constituent
chapters, the club had its inception
early in January primarily to supply 8
long-felt need by the members Of the
home for pleasant active occupation.
Under the leadership of Irma Moon
Smith, as chairman, the activity has
progressed.
Mu Chi Club met at the home of Pas.
Matron Evelyn Hursh, 5114 Kansas ave-
nue., May IL. Helen Luscomb presided
June Schultz, Thelma Sevenhuysen and
Irma Williams were initiated.
Martha Chapter will celebrate ita
37th birthday anniversary May 20.
Bicentennial night was observed in
Miriam Chapter. Right Worthy Grand
Treasurer Flora E. Campbell was the
distinguished guest. A program con-
SiSting of minuet and readings by
Misses Doris Rook and Jane Malone
vocal duets by Matron Eileen II. Dali
strom and Irma M. Smith and vocal
solos by Charles Rook were rendered.
Mrs. Chorman was the accompanist.
The Star Point Society will meet at
the home of Maude E. Davis, 1872 Pea
body street, at 8 pm. May 16.
Past Matron Helen M. Rowen an
nounces benefit party at the National
Theater on the evening Of May 16.
The Chapter Committee of Naomi
Chapter will have a party at the Ma.
tional Theater May II. On May 20
the Auxiliary Home Board viii have q
card party at so M street northeast.
JOBS DAUGHTERS.
Bethel No. met May Z. There was
a special program In honor Of mothers,
especially Mrs Teachum. The choir
gave an entertainment. A moonlight
excursion is to be sponsored by the drill
team June 6. The next meeting viii
be held May 81. There viii be tniti-
alton.
DAUGHTERS OF AMERICA.
Old Glory Council is planning O card
party May 23. Members who desire to
participate in the Bicentenniai parade
June are requested TO communicate
with Mrs. Mildred ROCK, 1247 South
Carolina ave-
The State Council Good of the Order
Committee will hold o card party May
18 at $50 pm. in Northeast Masonic
Temple.
Jr. o. U. A. M. and Daughters Of
America and their friends have been
invited to be the guests Of the Ed
brooke M. e. Church May % at pm.
Fidelity Council convened, with the
councillor, Mrs. Eleanor Risdon, presid-
ing. Miss Majorie Jones announced
plans for the parade June 4. Rev. Mr..
Glenn Of Benning Council, Jr. o. u.
A. NJ, spoke.
Kenmore Council conferred the De.
grees on Mr.. and Mrs. w. Lawrence
Grimes. Plans are being made for the
7th anniversary of this council in June,
Mrs. Bertie Purdy was installed as the
18-month trustee. The council will
participate In the parade June 4.
Esther Council celebrated its 22d an
niversary. State Councillor Mrs. Mabel
Downing and associates were guests. A
sketch was presented by several mem
bers Of this council. Songs and quartet
numbers were rendered by the Beall
brothers and Joan Mari Of Virginia
Dare Council.
Anacostia Councils meeting was con.
Quoted by Councillor Bertha HubAcher.
The council will march in the parade
June T.
At the last meeting of Barbara
Fritchie Associate Councillor Edna Pitts
presided Capt. Edna Pitts reported
progress for the parade June 4. This
council will have card party at South
ern Diaries May 20.
A Colonial drill was given on the east
plaza of the United States Capitol Sat-
urday night, when about rs members of
the State and subordinate councils Of
the Daughters of America took part in
connection with the reproduction Of the
first Inauguration and ball.
The Past Councillors Association of
Anacostia Council met at the home of
3sAAo AdNAd a RAASSAAC4AD WAtA4 mis-. NAL "
Plumb assisting. Mrs. Daisy Bell, presi-
dent, presided. Past Couneilors' night
will be observed June 8. The next
meeting will be at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. Daniel Smithson June 8.
Triumph Council was opened with
Councillor Mrs Agnes Barbour in the
chair. Members will participate In the
Bicentennial parade June 4.
WOMAN'S BENEFIT ASSOCIATION
Mrs. Wabel West Davis of Port Huron,
Mich, representing the supreme presi-
dent at the Spring rally, Monday aft
ernoon will have the juniors, under
direction Of Mrs. Barber and Mrs Wall,
presented to her at 4 o'clock A class
presentation and reception win be held
at pm. at the club rooms.
Mrs. Davis viii be guest Of honor
Tuesday evening at banquet at the
Broadmoor, 1901 Connecticut avenue.
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