Evening star., 1932-11-06
FRATERNITIES
to be held at Almas Temple Novem-

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to be held at Almas Temple Novem-
ber 49,
Joppa Lodge Chapter held reception
to its members who were initiated into
the George Washington Memorial Tenn
pie Bicentennial class, after which there
was dancing On November 16 the Star
Points will have charge of the enter
tainment.
Treaty Oak Chapter will meet on
Temple Heights tomorrow evening. A
special welcome for the new members Is
planned.
At the George Washington Memorial
| in Alexandria on Monday night four
candidates were initiated for Unity
Chapter. On November IL the Grand
Chapter officers will pay their grand
| visitation.
4 The Past Oahcers' Association Of
/ Naomi Chapter were entertained at the
Mayfiower Hotel October 25 by the pres
ident of the association, Mrs. Bertha
/ Shelton Wood.
The meeting of November 9 has been
designated Past MatronS and Patrons
night, when these past officers Will ne
/ special guests. as well as those new
members who were initiated in the BIZ
4 centennial class, at the George WASH
/ ington Masonic Memorial in Alexandra.
/ The meeting will be followed by re-
freshments and dancing.
Five candidates were initiated for
| Gayel Chapter at the George Washing
ton Memorial in Alexandria. At the
meeting Tuesday night the Star Points
| of the District were guests and the Star
Point Society entertained with play.
Gladys Thrift gave reading.
The following is list of grand vista
items for this week: Ruth Chapter,
i November Z. 815 pm, Cathedral
Chapter November g. 8l5 pm; Har-
mony Chapter, November TO- $50 pm,
and Unity Chapter, November H.,
$50 pm.
Martha Chapter on November OBJ
served Chaplain night Special guests
were Mrs. Cecilia Shirley, grand chap
lain. and many chaplains from other
chapters. The matron had set aside
this night as a courtesy to Mrs. Betty
Bolinger, chaplain of Martha Chapter.
The grand chaplain was presented with
Ichrysanthemums. while each guest was
given small testament as memento
The Glee Club and choir of the Temple
Baptist Church furnished the program
Remarks were made by Rev. Boorde,
pastor of the same church.
The Mu Chi Club will be entertained
November at the home of Mrs. Elsie
Rock 1903 B street southeast, with
Sarah Scarah, Bsulah Pentz. Alice
Koch and Nellie Rallston assisting.
Matron Sarah Peden of Temple
Chapter announces the meeting of
November IA Will be reception to the
members initiated during the past year
The members initiated with the Bl-
centennial class at the George WASH
ington Memorial in Alexandria on
October 81. are Mrs Sadie Frank. Mrs
Mrs. Catherine E. Clay. Mrs Florence
Horowitz, Mrs Rose Weitz, jeremiah
Weitz Mrs. Sodonia Newrath, Mrs. Rose
Stein. Mrs Irma c. Stein, Mrs. Helen
Cohen. Mrs Tillie B. Lewis. Mrs. Henri
eta Greenberg. Miss Mary Levy and
Mrs. Mildred Ratain.
The Auxiliary Home Board will meet
November u at the Lee House.
The last meeting of Electa Chapter
was grand visitation Past Grand
Tillie Chauncey and Mrs Grace Wilkins
Kimmel and Past Grand Patrons
Charles F. Roberts and Edward Bra
shears were special guests. Solos we're
sung by Mrs. Reed and Raymond Fillius.
Readings were given by Mrs. Elizabeth
Harmon Gifts of silver were presented
to the grand matron and grand patron,
Mrs Elizabeth Harmon and Walter
Fowler making the presentation speeches.
After routine business Tuesday eve
ming the members will listen to the
election returns.
Mizpah Chapter met November l
after which a reception was held for
the new members of the chapter. The
Mu Delta Sigma will meet November
8 at the home of Mrs. Weaver.
Mrs. Sue Huvett and Scott Gray
matron and patron of Washington
Centennial Chapter, with their officers
and chairmen. were entertained at a
Halloween party. October 90 at the
home of Miss Helen Jost 429 Ogelthorpe
street
Mrs Mamie Bean. chairman of Ways
end Means Committee. entertained her
committee at bridge party at her
home 1906 T1irty-sxth street, last
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Scott Gray will enter
tain the Sunshine Committee at
bridge party November IL at their
home, 3016 Tilden street.
Grand Chapter officers will make their
annual visitation to Cathedral Chapter
Wednesday evening. The Cathedral
Bellies elected officers last week as fol-
lows: President, Mrs. Geneva K. Perry;
vice president, Mrs. Helen N Mussel-
man: secretary and treasurer, Mrs. Anne
Heenan.
A special session of the Grand Chap
ter of the District was held October 81
in the George Washington National
Masonic Memorial in Alexandria, Va.
The session was called to order by Mrs.
Flora G.. Campbell. right worthy grand
treasurer of the General Grand Chap
ter. past grand matron of the District,
and was opened by Miss Edith A. Will
liams Distinguished guests included
the grand matron and the grand patron
of Virginia, grand patrons Of Maryland
and Pennsylvania, Mrs. Minnie E.
Keyes. right worthy grand secretary OF
the. General Grand Chapter, and many
past grand officers of the District Of
Columbia and Virginia
The occasion was the initiation OF
the Grand Chapter Bicentennial class
of $50 candidates representing the con-
stituent chapters of the District. Fea-
lures of the program included an ad
dress by Maj. Gen. Amos A. Fries, U.
S. A., retired; the presentation by a
committee from Fredericksburg Lodge,
A. F. g. A. M. of the historical George
Washington Masonic Bible and the
presentation by committee from Po-
tomac Lodge, F. A. A. NJ. of the his
torical George Washington Masonic
gavel, A program of music was fur
nished by members Of the order
For the purpose Of conferring the
degrees a special session of Columbia
Chapter was opened by request of the
grand matron headed by Miss Eva L.
Howard, matron, and Roscoe E. Mague,
patron. The grand officers rendered the
ceremOny of initiation