Evening star., 1932-01-17

Brashears; Home Board Committee,
Mary Langley Jester; Endowment Com
mittee, Past Matron Rose Hyer Har
tung: BYLAWS Committee, Past Grand
Patron Edward S. Brashears; Obituary
Committee, Corinne Davis; Visiting
Committee, Gertrude Dameron and
Carrie Mills; choir leader, r. Byron
Bond; Publicity Committee, Janet Jar
dine; Entertainment Committee for
January, February and March, Past
Matron Lille B. Dowrick; Refreshment
Committee for January, February and
March, Mamie Lohrer, and the Ways
and Means Committee, Associate Con-
ductress Anna Smitskamp; Relief Com
mittee matron and patron.
The Home Board Committee met at
the home of its chairman, Mary Lang
ley Jester, 57O9 Ninth street, Monday
evening.
Trinity Chapter was presided over by
the matron, Nfs Ella Smith. The
WAYS and Means Committee, with Mrs.
Irene Simons, past matron, plans card
party January 80 at 14l4 Massa-
chusetts avenue at o'clock.
Joseph H. Milans Lodge Chapter will
meet Thursday evening in Northeast
Masonic Temple. There will be enter
tainment and refreshments. Commit
tee chairmen appointed by the matron
are Olive BreSSler, Ways and Means;
Anna Foreman, Willing Workers; Aud
iting, Frank Kreglow, Frank Rowzee,
Verna Duvall; Bylaws, William Cross,
Carl Smith, Edna Bush; Parapher-
MALTA, Lena M Elder; Resolutions,
Louise Kreglow; Endowment, Fannie M
Lyles; Star Points, Joyce Mcintosh;
Bowling, Evelyn Wilson; Entertain
ment, Jennie Beane; Instruction,
Refreshments, Catherine Newman, and
Home Board, Doris Sutton.
Lebanon Chapter held reception to
the new officers Tuesday evening. The
Masonic Glee Club presented program.
Refreshments were served and dancing
concluded the evening. Among the dis
tinguiShed guests were Past Grand Ma
tron Sallye C. Bogley and Past Grand
Patron Reuben A. Bogley. Associate
Matron Madella Smith announced
rummage sale by the Home Board jan
uary % and Is under direction of Dor
othy Puryear, Emma Shamleffer and
Rose Woods. DR.. Hutchinson, chairman
of the card party and dance, announced
that plans were complete for the event
at the Shoreham Hotel February 10. A
meeting of the Star Point Society was
held at the home of Past Matron Nellie
Lynch January T. After the business
the members played bridge, and refresh
ments were served.
Congress Lodge Chapter will meet to-
morrow evening. Matron Dolly George
entertained her officers at dinner Janu-
ary IL. Junior Past Matron Ethel Bell
has planned card party for the En-
doWment Committee January 81 at 81
M street northeast. Past Matron Laura
B. Davis has planned luncheon at
2301 Georgia avenue January 81. The
Star Point Club will meet Monday eve
ming at the home of Vice President
Esther LaWrenson, 431 Hamilton street.
The Past Matrons and Patrons Asso-
citation Of Hope Chapter met January 9
at the home of Past Matron Louise Lin
! thicum. Junior Past Matron Marian
Levy and Junior Past Patron Bert Gel
ston were initiated. On January II the
Floral Circle met at the home of Lillian
Hastings.
The chapter met Wednesday in Ma
sonic Temple. An informal reception
was held for the new officers, with re-
freshments and dancing
There will be meeting of the Wavs
and Means Committee January Is at
the home of Ruth Baujan, and on Jan
uary % the Home Board will meet at
the home of Associate Matron Fish, 641
A street northeast.
The matron of st. Johns Lodge
Chapter Mrs. May Mason, announces
the degrees will be conferred Monday
evening. A card party will be held at
the home of the patron, 1912 Twenty
| fourth ctrpat r1Nrfhpocf CT,
evening. The annual dance and card
party will be held at the Shoreham
March 3.
Officers were recently installed In
Acacia Chapter, with Grand Lecturer
Teachum as installing officer, assisted
by Lecna Helwig as grand marshal,
Elizabeth H. r. Davis as grand chap
lain, Minnie j. Burdine as organist and
Ethel Martin of Cathedral Chapter as
sololSt. The officers are Katherine G.
Mansfield, matron; Leon Rose, patron;
Elsie G. Stuart, associate matron; James
E. Tuttle, associate patron; May A.
Watts, secretary; Elva Dunn, treasurer:
Louise Helnzmann, conductress; Helen
LyIeS, associate conductreSS; Anna
Mayer, chaplain; Nellie Rose. marshal;
Minnie j. Burdine, organist: Abbie
Loeffier, Adah; Elsie Nordquist, Ruth;
Marie Landes, Esther; Mary j. Michael,
Martha, and Beulah Dagenais, Electa.
Gifts were presented to both the retir-
ing and the incoming matrons, the re-
firing patron and to the associate ma
| tron. Representative Swanks wife of
Oklahoma, who is deputy grand matron
of the State of Oklahoma, spoke.
January 19 at 9 pm the chapter will
have as the guest speaker John M.
Gibbs of the United States George
Washington Bicentennial Commission.
La Fayette Lodge Chapter will hold
Its annual dance and card party Febru-
ary at Meridian Mansions, 240O Six
teenth street. Past Matron Eff1e T.
Brodnax, chairman, and Patron Julian
o. Cardin, vice chairman, are in charge
OF the arrangements. The past matrons
and patrons form the committee, with
Past Matron Laura Dyer In charge of
the card games.
At the meeting Wednesday evening
the chapter held a reception to the new
officers followed by a program and re-
freshments.
Esther Chapter, No. 5, celebrated its