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

Auxiliary Home Board of Acacia Chap
Yer, announces the regular meeting at
the home Of Mrs. Samuel T. Farmer,
l345 Jonquil street, at 2 pm.
Inc matron announces at the meet
ing April 5, the degrees will be conferred.
The twenty first birthday anniversary
OF Columbia Chapter was observed last
Monday. Special guests were Grand
Matron Miss Edith A. williams, Grand
Patron Paul B. Cromelin, Associate
Grand Matron Mrs Elizabeth Pitt,
Associate Grand Patron F. Frank kim
mel, Associate Grand Conductress Mrs.
Helen L. Brashears, Grand Lecturer
MIS- Mary Z. Teachum, Past Grand
Matrons Carolyn A. Handy, Grace E.
Kimmel, Tillie c. Chauncey, Nellie
Patrons Tom J. Landergren, George
Pitt, Theodore c. Lewis, and the
matrons and patrons of 1882. The
following entertainment was furnished:
vocal solos by Mrs Beatrice D. Holland,
accompanied by William r. Bishop;
reading by Miss Essie Paul, vocal solos
by Ellsworth NARROW accompanied by
Mrs. NARROW; reading by Fred Echickler
and vocal solos by Gerry Rush, accom-
panied by Mrs. NARROW.
The initiation of candidates, an
nounced for March %, has been post
poned until the first meeting in April
IN order that the George Washington
Bicentennial may be observed March
20 with a special program.
Initiation of candidates will be con-
Quoted by Matron Phoebe r. Lightner
and Patron Robert Y. Tabler at Cathe-
oral Chapter next Wednesday evening
The Home Board will hold card
party at Southern Diaries tomorrow
evening
The Home Board OF Friendship Chap
ter announces chicken luncheon and
card party for the benefit of the home
March 81, at 4511 Wisconsin avenue.
Luncheon will be served from II noon
to 1870 pm. Reservations may be made
by telephoning Past Matron Nora r.
Riley, Georgia 3408, or Associate Matron
Edna L. Freer, Cleveland 1469-J.
At the last meeting of Mizpah Chap
ter the degrees we're conferred on three
candidates. The Auxiliary Home Board
will have a meeting and luncheon at
Happiness, March %.
Degrees were conferred upon Mrs.
Evelyn L. Harries at last meeting OF
Takoma Chapter. Next meeting will
be obligation ceremony.
The Endowment Committee of Gavel
Chapter will meet with Mrs. Catherine
MarGs n 1873 East Capitol street.
The star Point Society will meet with
Mrs. Effie Kessler, TIT Tenth street
southeast, March 20.
The card party announced for the
Temple Committee, March "a has been
postponed. The date will be announced
later.
The 1925 and 1927 associations were
entertained by Unity Chapter at its
last meeting. The distinguished guests
were Mrs. Lena Stephenson, grand ma
tron in 1927; Mrs. Nellie Fletcher,
grand matron, 1925; Charles shreve,
grand patron, 1925, and Theodore Lewis,
jr., past grand patron. Entertainment
was furnished by the Mayerhoffer Sis
tiers, and play by the 1927 association.
The Endowment Committee will meet
Wednesday, at the home of Mrs. Mar
garet Wiedemann, 612 M street north
east. Plans are being made for a card
party April IL at the Burlington Hotel.
The next regular meeting will be
March Is, at which time the degrees
will be conferred.
At the last meeting of Chevy Chase
Chapter a report on Bicentennial activ-
tiles of the order was presented by
Conductress Viola Snyder At the next
meeting Of the chapter the degrees will
be conferred and members birthdays
in November, December, January and
February will be celebrated.
The Auxiliary Home Board will en-
terrain at the Masonic and Eastern Star
Home Tuesday afternoon. The Ways
and Means Committee will hold bake
sale Saturday at 1915 Connecticut
avenue and chapter card party March
80 at the home of Mrs Louis Boekhoff,
Is East Quincy street, Chevy Chase,
Md.
Warren @. Harding Chapter will
meet Tuesday. This night has been set
aside as Past Matrons and Patrons
night. The Auxiliary Home Board met
Tuesday at the home of Jane Kelley.
On April Mrs. Budworth will hold
fair at her home, 5724 Fifth street.
Matron Mildred Conway and Patron
Horace Parsley announce that Joppa
Lodge Chapter will give Colonial party
and dance at Joppa Temple, 1909 Ninth
street, March 81. Among the features
will be Colonial and old-time dances
In costume by the art section Of the
Petworth Women's Club.
The Auxiliary Home Board will meet
for luncheon at l O'Clock, March %, at
the home OF Mrs. Lillian Sowerbutts.
1911 Georgia avenue, when she will be
assisted by Mrs. Margaret McCurdy and
Mrs. Jessamine Guntow.
The grand matron and grand patron,
accompanied by the 1882 matrons and
patrons, were guests of the chapter
March 16.
The matron has appointed on the
Blcentennial Committee Past Patron
Fred E. Blood, chairman; Past Patron
Charles L. Gable and Mrs. Iva B. Cary,
conductress.
The Temple Committee will have
card party April 2 at go M street north
east, and April will be the Easter party
Tor the children of the chapter.
st. Johns Lodge Chapter will meet
Monday evening. The degrees will be
conferred and special music rendered
Dy the choir. Past Grand Patron
1heodore c. Lewis Is director. The
elahu HldtrOn ana grand patron will be
present. The Home Board Committee
met at the home of Past Matron
Eleanor Watson March Is and made
fnal plans for the annual dinner at
Almas Temple Club, April Z, from S to
7:30 o'clock.
Matron Eileen H. Dalstrom of Miriam
Ghapter has appointed Past Matron
Pearl D. Clifford as chairman of the
Bicentennial Committee.
Inc chapter met March IA, when the
degrees were conferred. The chapter
was addressed by Junior Past Grand
patron Theodore c. Lewis and Past
Matron Pearl D. Clifford on the Bicen-
tennial program. The president of the
General Home Board, Past Matron Mae
.. Wise, spoke on the Masonic and
Eastern Star Home.
The Auxiliary Home Board will meet
March "a at the home of its chairman,
associate Matron Anna I. maritime
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