Evening star., 1932-12-04

Samuel c. Bready gave character
istic talk on the activities of the diff
ferent clubs. A bingo party was held
after the meeting.
La Fayette Chapter, R. A. M. on De-
cember will pay homage to the past
high priests of this chapter. The open
ing and closing of the chapter will be
performed with past high priests in
every station. The principal speaker
will be Rev. Walter F. Smith, past
grand high priest, and it is expected
that the present grand high priest, G.
C Coombs, will also attend. A unique
presentation will be made to commence
rate the occasion. There will be other
entertainment. All companions are in
vited to attend.
A meeting of the Ladies' Auxiliary OF
the Lambskin Club will be held at
Northeast Masonic Temple December
8. The annual ehildrens Christmas
party will be held at this meeting.
In Scottish Rite circles the work Of
comforting the degrees on the George
washington class is nearing a close
The thirty-frst degree is scheduled for
Tuesday evening, and the thirty-second
degrees will be conferred December l3.
Another class will be formed the lat
ter part of January.
EASTERN STAR.
At the last meeting of Bethlehem
Chapter Miss Nicola Willis Waldron
was given the degSee. A program was
rendered as follows: Solo, Miss Beulah
Reever, accompanied at the piano by
Miss Lorraine Hollida; reading, Kath-
crime Miser; piano duet, Mildred Sher-
WOOD End Margaret Warthen reading,
Mildred Tabb, accompanied at the
piano by Mrs. Elsie Weaver; accordion
solo, Mrs. Katherine Jope: one-act play
presented by women of the Brookland
Methodist Episcopal Church. with the
following taking part: Mrs. Nancy God
dard, Mrs. Alta Mallory, Mrs. Mae
Helm, Mrs. Mary WEIGH, Mrs. Ruth
Green and Mrs. Minnie Neill. The
matron, Mrs Cecilia S. Shirley, ana
patron, Edward G. Steagall, entertained
the officers of 1892 at the home of the
patron
section OF officers, preceded by dinner
at 6 O'Clock for members The officers
will be installed December 81.
La Fayette Lodge Chapter at the
last meeting was paid its annual visi-
tation by the Grand Chapter officers.
Other distinguished guests were Mrs.
Flora E. Campbell. right worthy grand
treasurer; Mrs. Jessie w. Cowles, Mrs
Nellie E. Fletcher, Mrs. Bena A. Barn
hart, Mrs. Sally c. Bogley, Mrs. Grace
Q. Kimmel, Mrs. Gertrude B. Milans,
MRS. Katherine S. MerrittS Mrs. Lena
stephenson, past grand matrons. and
Edward s. Brashears. William G. Belts,
II niyli L
George Pitt, past grand patrons. The
Vision OF Marquis La Fayette" was given
by Julian o. Cardin. Aaron G. johnson,
Hugh W. Smith and Margaret Griffith
Silver gifts were presented to the grand
nlatron and grand patron
Matron Margaret E. Smith announces
the meeting of December ID will be
election of officers.
There win be an election of officers at
the meeting of Mizpah Chapter De-
cember s. A banquet for members only
will be held prior to the business meet
ing.
Congress Lodge Chapter will meet to-
morrow evening and the election of
officers will be held. A meeting of the
club was held at the home OF Past
Matron Ethel Bell
Electa Chapter had as honored guests
the past matrons and past patrons. Past
Grand Matrons Mrs. Mary T. OBrien
and Mrs. Cora Mayberry and Past
Grand Patron Charles F. Roberts were
also guests. The glee club of the Amer
1can University sang. Mr. and Mrs.
Randall sang Remarks were made by
Past Grand Matron Mayberry, Past Ma
tlon Mrs. Lulu R. Emo and Past Patron
William Scantlebury The Auxiliary
Board will meet Friday evening ut the
nome OF Miss Edna Walter; Mrs. Mary
Fox, joint hostess
Sarah Peden, matron Of Temple
Chapter, announces election night din
ner for members will be held December
IL at o'clock at the National Press
Cafeteria, followed by the election of
officers. Due to the fact that the tenn
pie will be closed December 26, a spe-
cial meeting for the installation of Off
GERS will be held December 90.
At the meeting November %. after a
snort business meeting, entertainment
was provided by Karl Addison rendering
sclos, accompanied by Joe Tripoi at the
piano.
The Past Matrons and Patrons As
sociation Of Joppa Lodge Chapter met
November 18 at the home of Past Pa
tron and Mrs. Seavers, with Past Ma
irons Dietz, Scott and Bodell and Past
Patrons Buehm, Trivett, Seayers and
Blood as hosts. Election of officers was
as follows: President. Mrs Magdebur-
ger; vice president, Mrs Bodell: secre-
tary, Mrs. Norton, and treasurer, Mr..
Buehm Cards and dancing follow ed.
Matron Mildred D. Conway and Pa
tron Horace w. Parsley entertained their
officers and committee chairmen at a
party December 3 at the Cavalier
Hctel. The next meeting will be cleo
lion OF officers, followed by supper for
It's members.
Warren G. Harding Chapter will meet
Tuesday. Officers will be elected and a
supper will be served members of the
chapter prior to the meeting The Star
Point Society and Home Board will be
entertained tomorrow at the home OF
Bessie Franzoni.
The Cathedral Bellies of Cathedral
Chapter will meet at the home of the
matron, Mrs. Phoebe r. Lightner, 1926
Asbury place, Tuesday evening, with
Associate Matron Pearl Keck assisting.
Election of officers will be held at the
next meeting of the chapter, Deem
ber IA.
The Grand Chapter officers officially
visited Columbia Chapter last Monday
night. Music was provided by the Co.
lumbia Chapter Choir, under the direc-
tion of Mrs. Ethel j. Hess, with vocal
solos by Miss Frances Jackson and Mrs.
nellie N. Shore. both accompanied by
Mrs. E, Gertrude Smith. Testimonials
Of silver were presented to Miss Edith
A. Williams, grand matron, and to Paul
B. Cromelin, grand patron, in behalf
OF the chapter by Edwin E. Putnam,
Joseph Leyerton and Ralph Mccarthy,
in the course of an original skit. The
MatrOnS and Patrons Association OF
1882 sang a greeting TO the grand
matron, which had been written by Miss
Irene Schmidt matron OF Areme Chap
ter. Grand Master of Masons Reuben
A. Bogley addressed the meeting Other