Evening star., 1932-01-17

36th birthday anniversary January 7
with musical program, dancing and
refreshments. Grand Matron Amy G.
Hollander and Grand Patron Theodore
G. Lewis; Mrs. Ruth E. Young, grand
matron of Mississippi and Mrs. Annie
c. Struble, past grand matron OF South
Dakota, spoke.
Past Grand Matron Carolyn A. Handy,
who occupied the grand east IN 1893,
attended at the lighting of the candles
of the large birthday cake, assisted by
Past Matron Nellie B. Neff.
Mrs. Emma 1. Daniels, chairman OF
the Auxiliary Home Board, entertained
the members at tea January 6. Ar
a card party and dance to be held
at 2400 Sixteenth street February "a.
The Home Board will meet with Ada
Phillips, 4412 New Hampshire avenue,
at 10:30 o'clock January %. The next
meeting of the choir will be held at
the home of Mrs. Pearl Parsons, 1872
Webster street, January 49, Mrs. Par
sons will be assisted by Past Matrons
Nellie B. Neff and Mildred r. Shafer
The degrees will be conferred Janu-
ary 81.
A reception was given the officers OF
SIldpOSI lOllOW1IIs GA4C AllSSb-
ing Wednesday evening in the Scottish
Rite Cathedral. The entertainment
was in charge of the marshal, Mrs. Lois
G. Tabler. who directed skit depicting
the presentation of a radio broadcast
Past Matron Loanna P. Barnes was
chairman of the Refreshment Com
mittee. Another evening of entertain
ment will follow the meeting January
81.
The Ways and Means Committee of
Martha Chapter met at the home of its
chairman, Charles B. Scott, 1913 Fifth
street, January 12, to make plans for
the chapters fourth annual ball and
card party at the Shoreham Hotel Feb
ruary 3.
The January hostess of Mu Chi Club
entertained at the home of Mrs. Pauline
Fry, SO Rhode Island avenue northeast,
January 13. Mu Chi's first president,
Mrs. Louise Kurtz, was appointed chair
man Of the clubs annual dinner to be
given in the near future at one of the
local hotels.
The Auxiliary Home Board will meet
at the home of Matron Emma H Mas
son, 2518 @ street southeast, the eve
ming Of January 10.
Takoma Chapter will celebrate its
oath birthday anniversary January
%. A patriotic pageant will be
presented by certain officers. fol-
lowed by refreshments and dancing
Inez Burrows, matron, has announced
the following committee chairmen
Ruth S. Buckner, Home Board; Zelemia
Kuebler, Ways and Means; Hazel
Mooers, Floral Circle; Mary N. Kiefer
Endowment; William L. White, Fl
nance The Ways and Means Commit
tee Is planning to serve a turkey din
ner at the Takoma Masonic Temple
February 4.
Treaty Oak Chapter will meet Mon
day evening on Temple Heights. After
a short business meeting it will cele-
brate its Sd birthday anniversary.
East Gate Chapter will celebrate its
18th birthday anniversary at a spe-
cial meeting Friday evening. The
entertainment will be in charge of Mrs.
Vivian Tucker and Mrs Florence Week
erly.
A card party for the benefit Of a
chapter member will be held at East
Gate Temple, Rhode Island and Mills
avenues northeast, January % at $50
o'clock, the arrangements for which are
In charge of Past Matron Elsie H. Hays.
At the meeting of Temple Chapter
January II, special installation cere-
mony was held for the purpose OF in
stalling Associate Matron Mildred Stei-
ner Schenick Past Matron Louise Hos
kinson was the installing officer. The
honored guest was Past Grand Patron
Reuben c. Bogley.
The oath birthday anniversary of
the chapter will be celebrated Janu-
ary 25 The associate matron will
entertain the Auxiliary Home Board at
the Lee House January 81. The annual
dance and card party will be held at