Evening star., 1932-11-20

direction Of Past Patron Frank II.
Myers and Past Matron Grace e.
Chandlee.
Viola Krause, matron of Gavel Chap
ter, presided at the meeting November
is. after long illness. The Star Point
Society has changed the meeting to
November 81 at the home of Mrs. Ruth
j. Coates, TIC Farragut street.
The next meeting of the chapter will
be election night.
Mrs. Alma Leman, chairman of
Children's night in Martha Chapter.
presented a number Of the children of
the members in a miscellaneous pro-
gram of dancing, readings. singing and
execution on various musical inStru-
ments.
The matron received new members
who were initiated in Alexandria, Va.
The election of officers will be held
at the next meeting.
Hope Chapter will meet Wednesday
evening. An informal reception Will be
held for the members who have been
received into the chapter during the
past year, and Past Grand Matron
Amy C. Hollander will deliver an ad-
dress on "The History and Symbolism
OF the order of the Eastern Star"
After a brief business meeting Thurs
day. William F. Hunt Chapter enter
tanned the new members who were In
itiated in the Bicentennial class at the
George Washington Masonic Memorial.
The past matrons who were appointed
grand officers in 1929. under Past
Grand Patron John Clagett Proctor,
presented a playlet.
The Auxiliary Home Board will meet
Monday evening at the home of Eliza
beth Forker, 1914 Seventeenth street
northeast.
The next meeting of the chapter has
been called off due to Thanksgiving
day.
The Grand Chapter officers visited
Ruth Chapter at the last meeting. Gifts
we're presented to the grand matron
and grand patron, with an original
sketch by Ruth Y. Ivers. assisted by
the five star points. Distinguished guests
were Right Worthy Grand Treasurer
Emeritus Alcena Lnmond. Right Worthy
Grand Treasurer Flora E. Campbell,
Past Grand Matrons Guide, Kimmel,
Cowles. Milans, Merritt. Chauncey and
Hollander; Past Grand Patrons Pitt,
Brashears. Landergren and Proctor
Alpha Chapter of Baltimore VIII be
special guests tomorrow evening and
also the conductress and associate con-
ductress of the District chapters.
MODERN WoODMEN OF AMERICA.
Central Camp met in Odd Fellows
Hall Tuesday evening, when plans were
made for the first meeting IN Decem-
Der. Election of officers will be held.
CATHOLIC DAUGHTERS OF
AMERICA.
The Catholic Daughters of America
had as guest speaker Tuesday evening
Maurice Reedy, disaster relief corps OF
the Red Cross.
The annual memorial mass will be
held today at st. Patrick's Church at
8 o'clock. Rev. Francis X. Cavanagh
chaplain of Court 212, will be the
celebrant and deliver the sermon. An
invitation has been extended to the
families of the deceased members to be
present. The musical program Is In
charge of Miss Josephine Walsh, with
Miss Jennie Glennan, organisr. MISS
Mary Rich, violinist, and Miss Nellie
Roman, solcist. Breakfast will be served
at the c. D. A. Home at 8 o'clock
Miss Hosford Is assisted by Miss Agnes
lVey ana MISS FRANCES FtaESoH
Miss Florence Winter, chairman OF
the Converts League, gave an outline
of the program Of Thursday evening
when Right Rev. William j. Hafey
Bishop of Raleigh, N. c., and national
chaplain of the C. D. A, was guest OF
honor and principal speaker. The
Georgetown Glee Club, under direction
of DR.. Edward Donovan, gave groups
of songs. Miss Agnes Walter gave
readings and Miss Teresa Collins a
group of songs, Miss Walsh, accom-
panist. A number of the candidates
who will be initiated in the December
class were present.
Miss Clare Ondreyco. chairman of the
juniors, announced the counselors to