Evening star., 1932-04-03

man Of the Temple Committee, will hold
meeting of her committee at her
home, 218 Maryland avenue northeast,
April is.
A card party will be held at go M
street northeast April 16 by the WAYS
and Means Committee.
The Past Matrons and Past Patrons
Association of Brightwood Chapter met
at the home Of the president Past Ma
tron Mollie 4. Bateman. The retiring
president, Beulah e. Coakley, was pre-
sented with gift of silver Plans are
being made for weekend outing in
June.
At the meeting of Areme Chapter
next Wednesday the secretaries and
treasurers of this Jurisdiction will be
the guests of honor with Past Matron
Gra-e I. Barr and Past Matron Helen
L. Brashears as co-hostesses. A pro-
gram has been arranged by Past Ma
tron Marie Pierce and Violet Dowrick.
The Home Board Committee. of which
Associate Matron Mary Langley Jester
is chairman, announces a luncheon and
card party at the home of Annie Jon
scher, 134S Shepherd street, April IL,
at l pm.
Edna T. Harris. matron of Ruth
| Chapter, announces a short business
meeting tomorrow evening. after which
Past Matron Alice Draper, chairman of
the Endowment Committee has ar
ranged social evening, assisted by past
matronS and patrons. 1t is requested
all officers and members having Colo
NAL costumes wear them
Plans are progressing for a cabaret
lnV1 t,H,t 11 4
Brightwood hail. Georgia and Colorado
avenues Members of the Home Board
will have luncheon at Schneider's
cafeteria April 4, IL O'Clock. after which
| they will go to the general board meet
ing at the Masonic Temple at 1:30
o'clock
Brightwood Chapter opened Char
ter Members night The charter was
read by the first matron. Beulah
Coakley. The grand matron and grand
! patron visited March "a and gave in
terestihg talks
The Past Matrons and Patrons AS
sociation met March 81 at the home
of the president, Mollie E. Bateman.
A card party will be held at so M
street northeast April 7 by the WavS
and Means Committee
At the next meeting, April IA there
will be card game given by the Floral
Circle.
ODD FELLOWS.
Officers and chevaliers of Canton
Washington No. 1, of the Patriarchs
Militant, accompanied by the officers
and members of the Ladies' Auxiliary
and delegations of members of the va
riouS Subordinate and Rebekah Lodges.
will go in busses to Baltimore. Md
tomorrow at pm, where the canton
and the auxiliary will assist the Balti-
more Patriarchs Militant branch to con-
fer the decoration of chivalry on a
class of candidates. Among those can
didates are four from this Jurisdiction:
Past President Jeanette Griffith of Ruth
Rebekah Lodge, President Belle C..
Thomson Of Brightwood Rebekah
Lodge, Past Noble Grand Ella Hester
OF Martha Washington Rebekah Lodge
and Past Noble Grand Samuel F. FRYE
past president of the Ladies Auxiliary
and member of Miriam Rebekah Lodge
Capt. Alexander L. Hjortsberg of Can
ton Washington, No, l, will be in COM
mand
Due to the recent automobile acci-
dent of Grand Master Thomas C..
Mettler, the official visitation to Beacon
Lodge has been postponed to April IL.
The grand officers will accompany
Belle c. Thomson, president of the
Rebekah Assembly, and her officers on
her official visit April IL to Schuyler
Colfax Rebekah Lodge in Kidder Hall,
822 Twentieth street.
Columbia Lodge will have a vista
| tion by the grand master April H.
, Subordinate lodges have been re-
/ quested to appoint a representative to
| serve on the Bicentennial Committee,
which committee will meet as early
as possible to plan for various events
of the year. The grand master has
appointed Past Grand Master and Past
Grand Patriarch Lemuel H. Windsor to
represent the Grand Lodge and at the