Evening star., 1932-10-30
EASTERN STAR.

MatTOn Irene Katherine Schmidt an
rCunCcs Aremo Chapter vii have
charge of the religious services at the
Masonic and EaG,crn Star Home today
2 3 pm. Re-. Simp~On p. Daurncrty
beng the speaker For those desiring
transportation from the cars to The
home. autos viii b" awaiting at
CeCr2I2 &'enue and Rlttenhouse street
4 go pm.
Tho Wavs and Means Committee
will hold turkey dinner at the Almas
Temple November 3.
The chapter conferred the degrees on
several candidates ct the last meeting
and Past Grand Matrons Fletcher and
Barnhart and Past Grand Patron
Charles ShreVe were present. The Star
Points Will be in charge of the next
meeting. The Star Points OF the Grand
Chapter will be the honor guests.
Matron Amelia R. Marshall Of Beth
any Chapter announces the Obligation
ceremony Will be given at the meeting
November a The line officers ana
appointive officers Of all chapters in
this jurisdiction viii be guests Mrs.
Mabel H Test and Mrs May P Rice
of the Sunshine Committee arranged
a cottage shower at JOppa Lodge Hall
recently for the matrOn. The hostess,
Mrs. Eva B. BrOadduS. was assisted by
Past Matron Adele S Leibsrt, MIS-.
Johnston and Mrs. Carrie Whyte
The program arranged for new men,
bers in Esther Chapter on Thursday
evening has been postponed. Novem-
Der IT Will be the occasion Of the grand
visitation of the grand matrOn and
grand patron.
Mrs Sue Huyett. matron of Wash
ington Centennial Chapter announces
at the meeting November 4 playlet
under the direction OF Edward Muth
will be presented by members of the
Dramatic Club Of the chapter. A card
party was held at Huyctt's Cafeteria
last Monday.
Sarah Peden, matron of Temple
Chap e.. announces the meeting of OC-
tober "a was grand visitation. The past
grand matrons present were Grace E.
Kimmel. Helen B. Strait Nellie f.
Fletcher. Lena Stephenson. Pearl Watt
Gbb and Katharine S. Merritt. The
past grand patrons present were
Charles S. Shreye and George Pitt.
Gifts were presented by the Of
ficers in a dialogue to the grand ma
trOn. a set of b0uillOn spoons, and also
to the grand patron A solo was rem
dered by Kitty Garner.
The matron entertained the Budget
Committee at her home October %.
The AuXilia~v Homo Board met At the
Lee House October -.
At a meeting of William T. Hunt
Chapter Thursday several candidates
were elected to receive the degrees OF
the Bicentennial class Of candidates.
These candidates viii be initiated in
the George washington Masonic Me-
mcrial. Alexandria, Va. october 81 by
the officers OF the grand chapter of
the District of Columbia. A tacky
party was held.
Following the business of East Gate
Chapter Friday evening there VIII be a
reception to the 1892 class OF candl-
dates. George R. Gosrgens of the United
States Department OF Agriculture, Bu-
rCau Of Motion Pictures. Will deliyer an
illustrated lecture on South America.
Friendship Chapter conferred the
degrees On two candidates Tuesday
evening. Charter members ana past
matrCns and patrons we're guests Of
hCnCr. There Viii be five candidates
from Friendship initiated il the b.
centennial class at Alexandria tenor
row evening.
Acacia Chapter will have its an
nual grand visitation Tuesday at $50
pm.
Associate Matron Mrs. Elsie Stuart
will hold a card party. for the benefit
of the Investment Committee. at her
home. 1914 Newton street northwest,
November at pm.
Acacia Chapter will have one candi-
date for the Bicentennial class, the de-
gree to be conferred bv the grand Of
ficers in the Masonic Memorial, Alex
andria, Va. October 81
Warren C. Harding Chapter met Oc-
tober %. Reports were made by the
Auxiliary Homo Board. Endowment and
Temple Committee, together with the
Committee On Ways and Means and
were adopted By the chapter.
The petition of Mrs. R. H. Harrison
was approved and motion adopted
requesting her initiation with the BIZ
centennial class at the George Wash