Evening star., 1932-02-28


at the home Of Miss Sallye M. Gilcrest,
and a card party for the Home Board
will be held there March l.
Esther Chapter had an illustrated
lecture by Mrs. Povelsen on George
Washington" February l8.
! The choir will be entertained March
! at the home Of Mrs. John L. Nc
Grew, 3168 Eighteenth street. assisted
| by Mrs. Bush and Mrs. Daniels.
The chapter will meet March 3. 1t
will be associate matron and patron
night with entertainment and dancing.
Mrs. Viola Krause, matron of Gavel
| Chapter, announces business meeting,
! followed by entertainment, March l.
! The Home Board will meet March 3
v-.Jn Mrs. Lois Mount, 2l8 Randolph
/ avenue, Potomac, Va.
| Plans were made at the home of
/ Mrs. Lucy Jones for the annual dance
and card party March at the Ken
| nedy-Warren, 3l33 Connecticut avenue.
! Temple Committee meeting, Monday,
March 7, with Mrs. Effie Kessler, TIT
Tenth street southeast.
Chevy Chase Chapter will meet
Tuesday evening. By reason of the
death Of Past Patron William M I'M
lay, the Bicentennial celebration an
| nounced for this meeting has been
| postponed.
The Ways and Means Committee
will hold card party tomorrow after
noon at the home of Mrs C. E. Hearst,
1864 Tennyson street The Social
Circle will meet Thursday afternoon at
the home of Mrs. Fred A. Hessick, 3746
Kanawha street A Bicentennial pro-
gram will be presented.
Warren G. Harding Chapter met
February % and later, in a body, visited
Lebanon Chapter. where a homecom-
ing was held for Grand Patron Paul
Cromelin.
The Star Point Society met Febru-
ary 26 at the home of Past Matron
Franzoni.
Associate Patron Calfee announces a
meeting of the Ways and Means Com
mitteo February 90 at 3407 Fourteenth
street.
Associate Matron Budworth an
nounced the next meeting of the Auxil-
lary Home Board will be at the home
of Past Matron Jane Keeley, March
IS; that April IL will be donation
night, and April Is the committee will
entertain the guests at the Masonic
and Eastern Star Home Mary Kelley
4Aoo Val sc Vi LIlC luiIlllldst SAFE hpIlI
IA, Is and l6, at Twenty-ninth and o
streets.
Past Matron Franzoni was appointed
chairman of the Bicentennial Commit
tee for the chapter. The chapter will
have meeting during Masonic week,
beginning May II. The second meet
ing in March has been set aside as
Past Matrons and Past Patrons night
Ruth Chapters Auxiliary Home Board
held its February meeting at the home
OF Past Matron Elise Zimmerman, 1904
Arkansas avenue. A luncheon was
served. Past Matron Augusta Aufen-
THE and Past Matron Lille Schneider
were assistant hoSteSses. A baby shower
was rendered Past Matron Martha Shaw
Althoff, in honor of her new little
daughter, Elizabeth. Associate Matron
and President of the Board Pauline
Loveless, on behalf of the board, made
a presentation and the mother re-
Sponded. A bed and comfort were pre-
Sented.
At the last meeting of Loyalty Chap
ter the Bicentennial Committee, with
Past Matron Tullar as chairman, had
charge of the evening. A program of
Colonial songs, music and dances was
rendered, under the direction of Mrs.
Ella Bockoven. with Dr. Sterling Book
oven and Nathan Clark as soloists, Mrs.
Nathan Clark as accompanist and
Arthur Thatcher as pianist of Colonial
music and little Misses Jean Badie and
Florence Stokes as dancers.
Junior Past Matron Elizabeth Rhine
has been elected president of the 1881
Matrons and Patrons Association.
Past Matron Eva Lynch has been ap-
pointed a member of the Work and
Lectures Committee
Matron Florence o. Stokes announces
a turkey dinner at Almas Temple, 1917
K street, March l, from 5 to pm.
Following the meeting Of Acacia
Chapter Tuesday there will be COM
munity singing. The Auxiliary Home
Board will hold a benefit card party at
the home of Mrs. Elsie Stuart, 1914
Newton street, March 3, at 2 pm.
The Home Board Committee of Fed
eral Chapter was entertained at the
home Of the chairman, Mrs Mary B.
Warren, February IS, at luncheon
The Friendship Club will hold a card
party at 60 M street tomorrow at Bpm.
The WAYS and Means Committee
will meet March 4 at pm. at the
home of Mrs. Mary Warren. 1927
Chaplin street.
The Matrons and Patrons Associa-
ton of Miriam Chapter held its annual
banquet and election of officers Feb
ruary % at the Gorilla Silver Spring.
Md. The officers are: Past Matron
Helen NJ RoWen, president; Past Patron
l. j. DalStrom, vice president, and Past
Matron Kate r. Stockman, secretary
treasurer.
At the last meeting Of Mount Pleas
ant Chapter, at Masonic Temple, Four
teenth and Kenyon streets, the officers
entered the room dressed in Colonial
costumes, many Of which Matron Har-
riett L. Potter made.
Grand Matron Edith Williams, Grand
Patron Paul Cromelin, Right Worthy
Associate Grand Patron of the General
Grand Chapter DuVall and the MatronS
and Patrons Of 1882 were special guests
A play entitled Happiness Day"
commemorating George Washington's
wedding anniversary. was presented in
honor of the approaching George Wash
ington BiCentennial, with the following
in the cast: Florence Potter Louise
Goodacre and Christina Campbell.
The next meeting will be March 4
A comedy will be presented by the
. MULTI 4VdSd4lb L1OOs5bClo CIiLIIICu IIC
Agitated Doctor"
The Past MatrOns and Past Patrons
Association of Electa Chapter had din
ner at the Dodge Hotel! The president.
Mrs Alvena Hughes, presided. Miss
Margaret Mills, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Fisher, Mr.. and Mrs Alonzo Stone and
Mr. and Mrs Lester Eichner we're initi-
/ ated Readings were given by Walter
L. Fowler and solos by Charles F.
| Roberts.
| The following officers were elected:
Mrs Lulu r. Emo, president; George
H CopeS, first vice president; Mrs. Ma
rion B. Linden, second vice president;
Mrs. Elsie s. Robinson, secretary; Will
liam J. Tucker, treasurer; Mrs Mamie
E Copes and Mrs. Louise w. Tucker,
| Executive Committee.
A leap year dance and card party
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