Evening star., 1932-01-10
Means, announces o card party January
10 at 1910 Fourteenth street.

Election and banquet of the 1895
| MatTonS and Patrons Association will
be held at Golfers Inn, Eighteenth
street and Columbia road, January SO
at $50 pm.
The last meeting of the Secretaries
| Association was held at the home OF
Mrs. Evelyn S. Hursh, secretary OF
Martha Chapter, on Kansas avenue
where the guests Of honor were Right
| Worthy Grand Treasurer Mrs Flora E
Campbell. Grand Secretary Mrs Rose A.
| Vest and Grand Treasurer Mrs. Lille
Mckenzie, the latter a member of the
association as secretary of Lebanon
| Chapter. Refreshments were served by
the hostess. The next meeting will be
election of officers.
The recently installed officers of
Martha Chapter presided at the New
Year meeting In Naval Lodge Hall A
musical program was given. Minnie
Hoch Smith gave trombone and piano
selections and Belva Hoch gave vocal
selections, with and without trombone
obbligatos. Mrs Smith and Miss Hoch
alternated as accompanies. There will
be no meeting of the chapter January
Is, owing to Grand Chapter session.
The Ways and Means Committee,
Charles B. Scott, chairman; Mrs. Hilda
Taylor, treasurer, met at the Northeast
Temple and made plans for dance and
card party at the Shoreham Hotel on
the evening of February 3.
The matron of Bethlehem Chapter
Mrs. Cecilia S. Sherley, announces the
degrees will be conferred Tuesday eve
ming. The Star Point Society elected
the following officers Monday evening
President, Ethel D. Nelson vice presi-
dent, Bessie Melton; secretary, Bedilla
Smith; corresponding secretary, Mar
garet Phillips, and treasurer, Luella
Barrows. The Past Matrons and Past
Patrons Association was entertained
Monday evening at the home of the
president, Mrs. Ida M. Roberds, on Irv-
ing street.
Mrs. Sue Huyett and Scott Gray, ma
iron and patron OF Washington Cen
tennial Chapter, and their officers were
at home to the members of the chapter
and friends January at the home of
the associate matron, Mrs. Gertrude
Todd, $500 Huntington street. The
endowment Committee, Mrs, Mary
Boyles chairman, will meet at her home,
5000 Thirteenth street, January IL at 8
O'CLOCK The Sunshine Committee will
meet at the home of the chairman, Mrs.
Catharine Hiley, 5000 Huntington street,
January 13 at 8 O'Clock. A card party
and dance will be held at the Shoreham
Hotel February II.
Plans are being formulated by the
Ways and Means Committee of Areme
Chapter for its annual dance and card
party at the Shoreham Hotel February
;. The arrangements are IN charge of
Mrs. Anna Smitskamp, chairman, and
Miss Ethel Dameron, vice chairman.
Matron Margaret Il. Smith La
Fayette Lodge Chapter has announced
at the meeting January 13 there will
be reception to the new officers, fol-
lowed by an entertainment and refresh
ments in charge of the Hospitality Com
mittee, Howard e. Griffith, chairman.
Committee chairmen for the year are:
Florence c. Dawson, Ways and Means:
Glaoys j. Thompson, Auxiliary Home
board; Past Matron Bonny H. Starkey,
endowment; Past Matron Laura M.
Dyre, Testimonial; Past Matron Blanche
Evans, Instruction; Ethel M. Lampkin.
Floral Circle; Anne v. Parker, Chapter
Room; Past Patron H. e. Grifith. Hos
pitanty; Past Patron Hugh w. Smith
Publicity.
St Johns Lodge Chapter met jan
uary 4. A reception was given to the
new officers. The special guests were
Grand Patron Theodore C. Lewis, Past
Grand Matron Gertrude Milans, Past
Grand Patron Joseph II. Milans and
Congress Lodge Chapter
The Home Board will meet at the
home of Mrs. Mary Pritchett, 2715
North Capitol street next Tuesday eve
ming.
The card party, which was to have
been held. at the home of the worthy
patron January is has been postponed
to January %.
AT meeting held at the home of
the conductreSs, Louise Heinzmann. the
Ways and Means Committee of Acacia
Chapter formulated plans for a dinner
to be held at the Shrine Club House
February 4.
The Home Board will meet at the
home Of Associate Matron Elsie Stuart,
lSl4 Newton street, at 2 pm. Jan
uary 12
The star points viii hold a business
meeting Wednesday at the home of
Louise Hetnzfnann, 100 u street north
east, at 8 pm. All present and past
star points are requested to be present.
Cathedral Chapter will meet We'd
nesday evening in Scottish Rite Ca
thedral, Third and E streets. A re-
ception TO the new officers will be fol-
lowed by an entertainment and re-
freShments.
Associate Matron Pearl Keek was
hostess to the Ladies Auxiliary Home
Board last Thursday at the home of
the matron. Mrs. Phoebe r. Lightner,
1926 Asbury place.
Columbia Chapte- will have a recep-
ton IN honor of the new officers to-
morrow night followed by dancing and
cards.
Matron Elva L. Howard announces
the following committee appointments:
Audit, Henry Syfrig, Floyd Beasley,
Mary Z. Eppelsheimer; Finance, Ralph
Mccarthy, Dora Putnam, Lynn Y, Bur
ton, P. M; Care Of Chapter Room, Lou
German, Ruth x. Wales, Frances Jack
son, Adeline Woods, Mae Buechler, In
struction, Ruth X Wales. Frances
jackson, Ethel M. Mague; Relief, Elva
l.. Howard. Roscoe e. Mague, Lou Ger
man; Testimonial Past Matrons Mae
Evans, Ida WALES, Tile Entrickin;
Good Cheer chairman for January, Mae
Rambo; Past Matron Clara B. Leverton,
chairman of the Ways and Means Com
mittee; Past Matron Mae v. Shade,
chairman of the Endowment Commit
tee, and Madge Chewing, chairman Of
the Refreshment Committee.
The Auxiliary Home Beard consists
of Lou German. cha Tsnan; Ida F. Ke1-
Ter. jimmie s. HGigh, q ate A, Gilehre5t,
Frances /. ,IacEsor, PlcrenHc M. Wal
tsrs Maage A Chewing Clara B. Ger
man, Eula l.. Hollis, Abbie Miekle, Mary
L. Spiker, Edith w Sterling Mae Rich
ards, Josephine Emery, Mabel Mccarthy,
Buelah Thomas, Margaret Keenan,, BesS
Coston. Ethel Mague, Mabel White,
Hope Leafman and Helen Cidweu.
Past Matron Ida B. Wales has been
re elected representative 10 the board
Of directors Of the Masonic and Eastern
star Home. and Edward e. Putnam,
pantauain X HarriSor and Edith A