Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1932-06-12
FRATERNITIES

Trinity Chapter will have as guests
the grand matron and the grand patron
will be initiated. The Home Board will
meet June Is with Mrs. Titcomb.
The last meeting of the chapter was
set aside to honor the past matrons and
past patrons. A program was rendered,
Miss Helen NusSbaum and Mr.. DENT
giving piano duets, and solos by Mr..
DENT. accompanied by Miss Nussbaum.
Favors were given the past matrons and
past patrons by the matron and patron.
Electa Chapter meets Tuesday. A
Flag day celebration will be given under
the auspices of the Endowment Com
mittee. The chapter will have charge
Of the religious services at the Masonic
an6 Eastern Star Home June 26 at 3
pm.
| The grand matron and grand patron
will pay Washington Centennial Chap
ter an official visit June II, when the
degrees will be conferred. A program
by the Sunshine Girls will be presented.
At the last meeting Children's night
was celebrated. A patriotic drill by the
children of the Eastern Star Home was
presented. A special feature was the
christening of the infant daughter OF
Mrs. Dorothy Schmidt. Favors were
presented to each child.
Plans have been completed for the
chapters weekend trip to Orkney
Springs, Va, June "a. IS and rs.
At the last meeting of Areme Chap
| ter a surprise testimonial was held for
Past Matron Selma Selinger Klein,
chairman of the Pageant Committee of
the Grand Chapter that presented
''Washington's Vision of Triumphant
Nation" at the Washington Auditorium
May 49, Grand Matron Edith A. Will
liams and Grand Patron Paul B:
Cromelin were guests. Chairman of
the Bicentennial Committee of the
Grand Chapter. Past Grand Patron
George Pitt, and vice chairman. Past
Grand Patron Theodore Lewis. accom-
panied by the other members of the
Executive Committee, visited in body
followed by the principal characters of
the cast dressed in costumes to repre-
sent the various scenes. DR.. Abram
Simon was also a special guest and the
matrons and patrons of 1891 special
/ guests Of the evening
| Past Matron Klein was presented
with silver basket and set Of resolu-
tons by the grand matron as a gift
! from the Executive Committee of the
Blcentennial Committee of the Grand
| Chapter. She was also presented with
a gift by Associate Grand Conductress
! Helen L. BraShearS from the Matrons
and Patrons Association of Areme. As
| sociate Matron Mary Jester presented
Past Grand Patron Lewis for his little
daughter, a doll dressed in Colonial cos
tune on behalf of the chapter for the
part she played in the Colonial scene
! IN the recent pageant Solos were rem
dered by Marie Deal. Edith Wallach.
! Mary Langley Jester and Past Matron
( Klein and Newton Hammer sang a duet
Matron Irene katherine Schmidt an
nounces the meeting Wednesday will be
the last meeting until September.
At the next meeting of Bethlehem
Chapter the degrees will be entered
AT the lest meeting the following pro-
gram was rendered: Song, Frances
Baden; dance. Betty Jean Bovd SOLO
Aurelia Birmingham: dance. Mary Long,
and guitar numbers, under the direc-
ton Of Mr.. Wallace and Mr.. Hqdes.
The annual trip to Orkney Springs will
be June "a to 26.
The degrees will be conferred Friday
evening in East Gate Chapter. The
meetings of July, August and Septem-
ASi nave OCSll CdlleQ OIL.
The Endowment Committee of Will
ham F. Hunt Chapter met Monday at
the home of Elsie Brown.
The officers Of the chapter met
! Wednesday at the home of Francis
Schnable. who was assisted by EVELYN
Richards.
! At the meeting of the chapter Thurs
day, the degrees were conferred on
Helen Flanagan and John Goings
Matron Elva L. Howard announces
Columbia Chapter will entertain chill
dren from the Masonic ard Eastern
Star Home as we'll as children of
chapter members tomorrow night.
/ The officers were entertained June 3
/ at the home of Mrs. Dorothy Hackett
Arlington, when plans for the next
meeting were discussed
The annual rummage sale was held
June and the home board card party
was held June 10. at the home OF
Associate Patron and Mrs. Lyman F.
kebler
The charter members of Cathedral
Chapter were honored Wednesday eve
ming. Twenty members who were re-
celved into the chapter when it was
organized % years ago were present
including the first matron. Past Grand
Matron Jessie w. Cowles. The cbliga-
tlon ceremony was given BY the officers
and a community sing COMPLETED the
entertainment. Matron Phoebe r
GIghtner and Associate Patron D. H
Davenport. acting patron. were in the
east and Pest Matron Alice M Tavlor
aetlng associate matron. and Past
Patron Ernest Shaw. acting associate
patron, were stationed in the west.
The following grand and past grand
officers made addresses: Grand Patron
Peul B Cromelin Associate Grand
Metrcn Elizabeth Pitt Associate Grand
Patron Fr"nk Kinmel. Past Grad
MatronS Mar" T. ORrien. Grace E
GrHnd Patron Tom ] Iandergren.
Chi'dren's night will be celebrated
June %.
Ruth Chapters Auxiliary Home board
met Tuesday at the home of Conduc-
tress 1reno G. Deuterman, 80' Maple
'Veouo, Silver Snripg. Md. with Emma
H. Schuze end Emma Thorlfordt act
inc as assistant hoctesses The next
meet no viii be held at the homo of
A-s'ciatn C"nnd Matron Elizabeth Pitt
| September 13
Plens are progressing for a historical
1llgrimana to Virginia. leaving W2cf-
Iington Jlr~e IS at $40 Jm on the
steamer District Of Columbia. Fo~
reservations and all information call
Georgia 00c6
Mstron Mrs. May Mason announces
st. Johns lodge Chapter will hold
. tree planting at the Masonic and
Eastern Star Home today at pm. in
memory Of past matrons and patrons
The spade which will be used was used
b. President Hoover when he planted
the Bicentennial trees There will b.
"d'rc-ees by Tatron and patron and
Pet GRIND Patron Ted Lewis. SDe-
cial music will be rendered Past Ma
tron Leila Cooke is chairman of cere-
monies.
The Afternoon Card Club of Chevy
Chase Chapter will meet Tuesday at