Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1932-03-20

DR.. w. G. weaver, NO -, Wot.L NJ,
son, No 81: Dr. Edward 5: oni'n; w.
%; H. F. Ivers, No "a; WinaH meia o.
No. 40, and Fred F. Rooey. NO. ~ ~.
past Grand Master w w. Jermane OF
No. % and j. A. Mcdaniel, NO: ~. were
unable TO attend, due to recent Illness;
Letters were received from tne loi-
lowing out of the city: Ralph w. Lee,
No. /: ]. Harry Jochum, jr... NO y, OF
Chicago; James L. Marshall; NO. ~
Of Oklahoma, and E. SoutnalI NO. 60
Of Ontario, Canada.
In the course of the evening que re-
spect was paid to the memory OF the
two brothers who had departed during
the vear-Thomas H. Unsworth, No.
26, and DR.. Charles F. whitney, No. II.
Eastern Star.
The meeting of the Masonic and
Eastern Star Home Board Auxiliary
scheduled for March 2S, has been post
poned until April at 80 pm.
Mount Pleasant Chapter met March
4, at the Masonic Hall Fourteenth and
KENYON streets. The Mount Pleasant
Boosters entertained with comedy
sketch entitled The Agitated Doctor"
Bertha Gasseman, Jean Allen and Eu-
nice Browning composed the cast.
Matron Harriet L. Potter presided
March 10, when Female Masons," a
short skit, was presented Past Matron
Sarah F. Williams was appointed chair-
man Of the Bicentennial Committee, as
sisted by Roberta Cook and Louise
Goodacre.
The Past Matrons and Past Patrons
Association of Bethany Chapter will be
entertained at the home OF Past Matron
Eva D. Court, 1928 Newton street, We'd
nesday evening. Past Matron EStelle
M. Catlin and Past Patron Joseph H.
Bait will be assisting. playlet the
"Deestrick Skule" will be given for the
benefit OF the Endowment Committee
at 14l7 Gallatin street the evening Of
April 2. The Sunshine Committee was
entertained at the home of Past Matron
Ida M. Huston. Mrs. Jennie Cooper,
Mrs Anna K. Jones and Mrs. Anna A.
White were assisting hostesses. The
Bethany Social Boosters celebrated
childrens night at the home Of Mrs.
Martha Kaufman. The hostess, Mrs.
Mabel H. Test, was assisted by Edith
Kerr, E. Margaret Jones, Z. Marie Red
man, Marie Carr, Eleanor Biehm and
Dorothy Foley. Members having rum
mage are requested to call Mrs. Cora
Icenhower, Georgia 2749-W.
The meeting Of Fidelity Chapter.
patrons night. The next meeting will
be in the new quarters, Fourteenth and
Kenyon streets, and will be known as
Homecoming night" There will be a
program followed by refreshments.
On March 80, at 1880 pm. the Ways
and Means Committee will hold card
party and luncheon at Corbys Bakery
The evening Of April the Auxiliary
Home Board will hold an informal
card party and dance at the Thomas
Circle Club.
The Auxiliary Home Board of Martha
Chapter was entertained at the home
of Mrs Anna Cotton, 1765 Euclid
street, Wednesday evening, with Mrs
Betty Bollinger and Mrs. Lille Box
well assisting. A card party will be
sponsored by the board at the Naval
Hall the evening of April 2.
The Matrons and Patrons Associa-
ton, representing the Bicentennial
Committee, with Mrs. Alice Dixon, Mrs
Jesse Hover and Carleton Fry, chair
men, presented q program Friday eve
ming.
lebanon Chapter will confer degrees
on the past grand nlatrons and pa
irons class Tuesday evening. Past
Grand Matron Cora Mayberry will act
as matron and Past Grand Patron
William Belts as patron. Other past
grand matrons and patrons who will
take part are Amy Hollander as asso-
| ciate matron, Theodore Lewis as asso-
ciate patron, Jessie Cowles as secretary,
Bena Barnhart as treasurer, Flora
Campbell as conductress, Tillie Chaun-
cey as associate conductress, Lena
Stephenson as chaplain, Sallye Bogley
as marshal, Katherine Merritt as Adah, |
| Grace Kimmel as Ruth, Pearl Glib as
Esther, Julia Streater as Martha, Ger
trlde Milans as Electa, Nellie Fletcher
as warder and Charles Shreve as SEN
tinel.
Matron Sarah Peden of Temple
Chapter announces the meeting of
March % will be Secretaries and Treas
| urers' night. The entertainment will
be furnished by Naomi Players, who
will present minstrel show. Refresh |
ments will be served.
La Fayette Lodge Chapter will meet |
Wednesday evening at Fourteenth and
Kenyon streets, when the degrees will
be conferred on two candidats. The
past matronS will occupy the chairs |
during the degree work.
At the last meeting q program of
dancing and vocal music was presented. |
The program was: Mary Hampton and
Audrey Heathcote, rhythm tap; Mar
garet Edmonston, acrobatic tap; Jane
rag doll; Marion Wahlburg. acrobatic; |
Betty Raymond, high kick specially; I,
Ruth Hohberger and Jack Stake,
adagio Lillian Hoffman and Mrs Myr-
tie Barnes, songs of yesterday: Mrs |
Mildred E. Raymond. readings. Thomas |
N. Leef and Graptland Leef gave a |
group of songs, which included tenor
and baritone solos and duets.
There will be bridge and 500 card
party at the hall, March 80, at o'clock.
The Auxiliary Home Board Commit
tee of Areme Chapter will hold card
party at so M street northeast. March
29, at / 80 pm.
The Dramatic Club has been enter
| tanning the various Masonic lodges with
several presentations of its play en-
titled "a Living Page From George
! Washingtonis Diary" under the super
Klein.
Treaty Oak Chapter will meet tomor-
row evening on Temple Heights. A
short Bicentennial program has been
| planned.
Harmony Chapter will entertain Har-
mony Lodge and their ladies March "a.
There will be entertainment, dancing
and refreshments
Past Patron John Hardgrove has been !
appointed chairman of the Bicentennial
| Committee by the matron. There will |
be a card party at Joppa Lodge Hall,
4209 Ninth street, March 80, Tor the
benefit of the Ways and Means Com
mittee.
The Temple Committee of William
F. Hunt Chapter met at the home OF
| Daisy Wolfes, 1881 Ingraham street,
March 16. She was assisted by Mrs.
Britt. Mrs Davidson, Mrs. Alexander
| and Mr.. Britt.
The next meeting OF the nome BOARD
| ,,dII ha hold af the home of Past MatrOn |