Evening star., 1932-04-03

The rummage sale will be held April
IA, 10 ana l6 at Nichols avenue and o
street southeast.
The choir Of Esther Chapter will be
entertained by Mrs. Eta Wilson Davis,
iof3 Lamont street. April O.; assistant
noSteSses. Mrs. William T. Reed and
Mrs, James A. West.
the April meeting of the chapter
will be endowment niQht in charge of
Past Matroh Pearl B, Parsons. As part
of the program there will be presented
an Illustrated lecture on Virginia by
Clarence Phillips, followed by refresh
ments.
Inc General Home Board will meet
IN the Masonic Temple April 4 at l;30
pm; Ine Auxiliary Home Board will
meet at the home OF Mrs. Arlene Hines
29o5 Fourteenth street, April 8.
Joseph H. Milans Lodge Chapter will
meet thursday evening in Northeast
Masonic Temple The degrees will be
conferred. 1t will be Endowment night.
The Willing Workers will meet April
II with Mrs. Priscilla Hoke. 47l9 Fourth
street. The Auxiliary Home Board will
have a chicken dinner and bazaar April
5 at Almas Temple from to Z o'clock
The Bridge Club will meet April l9
with Mrs. Noord, 1902 Third street, at
IL o'clock
Warren O. Harding Chapter will
meet April IL. The grand matron and
grand patron will pay their official
visit. 1t is also Donation night for the
Masonic and Eastern Star Home On
April IA, 10 and Is a rummage sale
is to be held under the supervision of
Mary Keeley.
Mrs. Viola Krause, matron Of Gavel
CHAPTER, announces a business meeting
April 5.
The Home Board will meet April 7
with Mrs. Alice Golladay, 9O3 Eleventh
street northeast.
Treaty Oak Chapter will meet April 4
on Temple Heights. The last meeting
was planned by Matron Clara Reynolds
in observance of Bicentennial year. The
officers were gowned in Colonial dress.
The chairman of the Bicentennial Com
mittee Mrs Hodson, made an address
in connection with the Bicentennial
program and requested members who
could to register for the pageant.
The Star Point Society met at the
home of Mrs. Gear in Cleveland Park,
with the matron as assistant hostess.
At the last meeting of Unity Chapter
the degrees were conferred
The chapter will entertain the as
sociate matrons and patrons of the
District April 8, In honor of Associate
Matron Mrs. Stella NJ Arseneau and
Associate Patron John M. Hall. A spe-
cial program has been arranged by
the Unity players.
The Endowment Committee will give
a card party at the Burlington Hotel
April H.
The regular meeting of the Home
Board was held April / at the home
of Junior Past Matron Miss Mildred
M. Hicks, assisted by Past Matron Miss
Mary L. Hoffman.
At the last meeting of Brookland
Chapter degrees we're conferred on two
candidates. A memorial service was
held for Scott K. Young. Distinguished
guests included Grand Matron Edith
Williams, Grand Patron Paul Cromelin,
Past Grand Matron Grace E. Kimmel,
Past Grand Matron Pearl Gibb, As
sociate Grand Matron Elizabeth Pitt,
Associate Grand Patron Frank Kimmel
The program included sketch by
members of the Add To Committee
and a song program by members of the
Mckinley High School Glee Club, ac-
by Miss Thompson.
The members of the Home Board
Committee entertained the members at
the Masonic and Eastern Star Home
with card party.
The annual card party and dance OF
the chapter will be held at Meridian
Mansions April
The Endowment Committee will meet
April 5 at the home of Alice Essex,
1926 Allison street northeast.
William F. Hunt Chapter held Mems
night March "a. There were violin
solos by Patron James Allen Smith and
a quartet composed Of Messrs. Rich,
Rice, Richards and Bennett under the
leadership of Director Alexander. Mr.
Golden presented tricks OF magic.
Junior Past Matron Blanche Bailey
announced a meeting Of the Endow-
ment Committee tomorrow at the home
of Past Matron j. Ethel Richards, 1896
livingston street.
At the next meeting Of the chapter
Matron Bertha NJ Stnethurst an
nounces the degrees will be conferred
At the meeting of Chevy Chase
Chapter Tuesday evening the degrees
will be conferred. short program will
be presented and members birthdays
in the period November to March, in
elusive, will be celebrated. The Auxil-
iary Home Board will meet with the
General Home Board at the Masonic
Temple at 1:30 pm. tomorrow. The
Music Committee will meet tomorrow
evening at the home of Mrs. Cora
Kantz, 1922 Livingston street.
Matron Henrietta Cole announces
the Spring festival of the chapter, in
cluding cards and dancing, will be held
May 81 at the Kenwood Country Club
and that the Grand Chapter officers
will be present
St. Johns Lodge Chapter will meet
tomorrow evening, followed by a sketch
given by the star points.
The Home Board will give dinner
at Almas Temple, 1915 K street, April
7. from to 1880 pm.
A luncheon and card party is to be
held at the General Baking Co. April
IL, at l pm.
Mrs A. Linda Pollitt will be hostess
at a card party at her home, 1871 6
street southeast, April Is, at pm.
The members of the Home Board
Committee OF La Fayette Lodge Chap
ter will meet at the home of Associate
Matron Gladys j. Thompson, 1903
Quincy street, tomorrow at noon for
lunch. They will later attend the meet
ing of the General Home Board at Ma
sonic Temple.
Matron Margaret E. Smith announces
the next meeting of the chapter will be
April l3, at which time the conductreSses
and associate conductresses of the Dis
trlct will be their special guests.
Congress Lodge Chapter will meet to-
morrow evening. The matron has ap-
pointed on the Entertainment and Re-
freshments Committee Past Patron AL
bert George, chairman; Past Matrons
Elizabeth Brewer and Laura B. Davis,
Past Patrons Arthur Brewer, Barre
Giles, Charles LaWrenSon, James Cation !;
Associate Matron Bernice Lawrenson,
Esther Lawrenson and Edith Smith,
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