Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1932-05-29

Ruth Armstrong. Florence Block, Yetta
Goldman, Bertha Becker, Josephine
Greenberg Gussy Brehner, Bertha
Megby, Shirley Levitt. Helen Freedman,
Clara Wiseman. Miriam Norwood, Kitty
Garner Helen Steiner, Sylvia Kap-
lowitz, Blanch Hoffman and Ellis
Burka. Distinguished guests were Nelly
Fletcher past grand matron; Charles
s, Shreve, past grand patron, and
Grand Lecturer Mary E. Teachum
A Colonial tea and card party will
be held at the home of Mrs. Bessie
Needle, 59l4 Sixteenth street, June 2.
The meeting of Joseph H. Milans
Lodge Chapter next Thursday evening
will be Children's night. At the last
meeting the chapter celebrated its
9th birthday anniversary. Distinguished
guests were Grand Matron Edith A.
Williams Past Grand Matrons Ger
trude Milans, Amy c. Hollander, Tilley
c. Chauncey, Lena Stephenson, Grace
Kimmel, Pearl Gibb Nellie Fletcher,
Katherine Merritt: Past Grand Pa
irons George Pitt, Edward Brashears
Charles Galloway and Charles Shreve;
Associate Grand Matron Elizabeth
Pitt, Associate Grand Patron Frank
| Greenstreet, Associate Grand Con-
ductress Helen Brashears. Matron Ida
Smith was presented with gift from
her officers in honor of her wedding
anniversary by Past Matron Edna NJ
Bush Mrs. Joyce Mcintosh, president
of Star Points Society presented
lighted pedestals to the chapter gift
from Star Points Society.
Fidelity Chapter will hold a card
party Tuesday evening at Fourteenth
and Kenyon streets. The chapter will
celebrate its 18th birthday anniversary
June 2. There will be a program
followed by refreshments and dancing
! grees Wednesday evening. with Matron
/ Phoebe R. Lightner and Associate Pa
| iron D. H. Davenport. acting patron, IN
the east. Miss Rocella Clare and Harry
Washington presented readings and
music and Miss Caroline Reece. accom-
panied by Miss Agnes Gerald, sang.
The Home Board will meet Thursday
evening and on June the Cathedral
Bellies will meet at the home Of Mrs.
Edith Young, 2243 Wisconsin avenue,
with Mrs. Anna Davenport assisting.
At the next meeting the officers will
present program in honor of the char
ter members.
Endowment night will be observed In
East Gate Chapter Friday evening,
when Mrs. Louise " Kreglow. chair
man of endowment, will be the guest
speaker.
The Temple Committee Of Naomi
Chapter will give a luncheon and card
party at the home of Mrs. Sara Brown,
in Falls Church, June L. The May
meeting of the home board was at the
home Of the conductress, Mrs. Florence
TRAY.
The Matrons and Patrons Associa-
ton of 1925 met at the home of Past
Grand Matron Mrs. Gertrude Milans.
Distinguished guests were Past Grand
Matron Mrs. Milans. Past Grand Pa
tron Pitt, Associate Grand Matron Mrs
Pitt, Grand Treasurer Mrs. Yost and
Grand Conductress Mrs. Greenstreet A
violin solo was rendered by Miss Doro-
thy Seaman, accompanied by Mrs.
Haupt; vocal solo by Irving Tullar, ac-
companied by Mr.. Thatcher; reading
by Mrs. Bertha Davis and vocal solo
by Mrs Mary Jane Jester, accompanied
by M. Jester.
Past Matron A. Linda Pollott. presi-
dent, will be hostess to past matrons
and patrons Of st. Johns Lodge Chap
ter June 2, at 8 pm, at 1871 street
southeast.
There will be a tree planting at the
Masonic and Eastern Star Home June
II, at PM, in the memory of past
matrons and patrons.
Matron Edna T. Harris of Ruth
Chapter announces play to be given
by the Dramatic Club entitled Done
in OIL June 2 and 3, at the Stansbury
Masonic Hall, Colorado and Georgia
avenues.
Congress Lodge Chapter, at its last
meeting, celebrated its eighth birthday
anniversary. The honored guests were
the worthy grand matron and grand
patron and several past grand matrons
and patrons.
Mount Pleasant Chapter met MAY 20,
| followed by dancing and cards Matron
Harriet L. Potter announces the meet
ing June 3 will be children's night.
The afternoon social section Of the
Ways and Means Committee of Chevy
Chase Chapter will meet at the Co.
iumbia Country Club next Thursday
at lis o'clock.
Washington Centennial Chapter con-
ferred the degrees on a class of four
May 20, with Audrey Rooms as soloist.
Mrs. Nellie Fletcher, past grand matron,
was the guest Of honor The program
consisted of bass solos by Harry Gwinn.
reading by Estelle Norton and selections
by an orchestra.
The meeting June 4 will be children's
night. A drill team composed of chill
dren from the Masonic and Eastern
Star Home will present drill
The Home Board Committee of
Gavel Chapter will give a party May
81 at the National Theater. The COM
mittee will meet June 2 with Mrs.
Thelma Boatman, 1881 @ street. The
chapter will honor Miss Louise Reed,
associate matron, and P Henry Coates,
associate patron, June T.. The associ-
ate matrors and associate patrons of
the District, nearby Virginia and Mary
land will be special guests.
Warren G.. Harding Chapter met
Tuesday. The associate grand matron
and associate grand patron with the
associate natrons and patrons of 1882
were guests. A program of entertain
ment was furnished.
be June IA. As that day is Flag day,
Past Patron Archie Davis is arranging
special flag service
Bethany Chapter will celebrate Obi
centennial mite" Friday evening. The
degrees will be conferred. The grand
matron and grand patron will officially
visit the chapter.
The Past Matrons and Past Patrons
Association will be entertained by Past
MatrOn Nellie G. and Past Patron Wal
ter p. Plumley at their home, 203 Holly
avenue, Takoma Park, Md. the eve
ming of June 4. The Bethany Social
Boosters were recently entertained at
the home of the matron, Amelia r.
Marshall. The hostesses were: Miss
Beulah Dermott, Miss Blanche Der
mott, Mrs. H. c. Lawton, Miss Mar
garet Jones, Miss Thalla Eason and
Miss Florence Brown. Boosters
night" was celebrated at the last chap
ter meeting. A program was rendered