Evening star., 1932-12-04

past Grand patrons OF the District OF
Columbia Katie M. L. Guide, Julia N
Streater, Grace z. Kimmel, Bertha G
Hudson, Tillie C. Chauncy. Nellie E.
Fletcher, Gertrude B. e-Milans, Lena
Stephenson, Sallye c. Bogley, Pearl
Watt Gibb, Katharine S. Merritt, Amy
c. Hollander; Tom j. Landergren, Ed
J ward S. Brashears. James A. West,
Charles S. Shreve, George Pitt, j. Err
| nest Dulin, John Clagett Proctor and
| Theodore c. Lewis. .-
On November 80 the officers rendered
a banquet at the Kennedy Warren to
the matron, Miss Elya L. Howard. when
wrist watch was presented her and q
double desk set to Roscoe E. Mague
| patron.
On December Is the Home Board will
| give an entertainment at the Masonic
| and Eastern Star Home.
The next meeting will be December
! IL, with election of officers.
Mrs Viola Krause, matron of Gavel
Chapter, announces the meeting De-
cember 6 will be election of officers.
The school of instruction will be held
December 10 a. the Masonic Temple at
7:30 O'Clock. Officers for installation
are invited.
Mrs Elizabeth Titus, matron of Unity
Chapter announces the meeting De-
cen1ber 8 will be election of officers,
Matron Ethel Waterfield announces a
meeting of Harmony Chapter December
8 for election CT officers.
Washington Centennial Chapter re-
ceived the Grand Chapter officers for
their annual visitation at the last meet
ing, A program was presented. The
distinguished guests were: Mis- Flora
Campbell. right worthy grand treasurer
of the General Grand Chapter; Mrs.
Katharine Merritt. Grace Kimmel, Pearl
Watt Gibb, Lena Stephenson, Nellie
Fletcher, past grand matrons, and
Theodore C. Lewis, Ernest Dulin, Ed
ward S. Brashears and Mr.. Proctor,
past grand patrons.
The chapter held its annual election
dinner at 1929 G street December 2.
The Auxiliary Home Board Of Will
liam F. Hunt Chapter will meet Mon
day at the home of Past Matron ).
Ethel Richards, 1896 Livingston street:
The election of officers will be held
December 8.
The members of Martha Chapter
who have accepted the invitation OF
Robert Coombs Chapter. Baltimore,
Md, are requested to meet Past Patron
Carleton Fry at the w. B. & A. Station,
Twelfth and New York avenue, not
later than $50 pm. December 6.
Past Matron Jesse Hover invites the
members to attend the dedication ex-
ercises of tree planting at the Masonic
and Eastern Star Home, December 10,
2 pm, when one tree will be presented
to the home by Martha Chapter and
one by the Matrons' and Patrons Asso-
citation.
Matron Emma H. Mason entertained
her officers and chairmen at the Capt.
tol Park Hotel with a dinner party De-
cember 3.
The Friendship Club of Federal Chap
ter will hold an informal dance De-
cember 8 at 60 NJ street northeast.
Officers will be elected.
East Gate Chapter received the grand
officers in their annual grand visitation
at q special meeting November 25. Giits
of silver were presented to the grand
matron and grand patron in an unusual
Indian setting by Miss Jean Carnahan
and Mrs. Doris Bowen. MIS-. Ethel
Martin. past matron Of Cathedral Chap
ter. sang several Indian melodies during
the entertainment. Merle G. Kissinger
was the Indian chief.
Among those accompanying the
grand officers were Past Grand Matrons
Cowles, Kimmel, Bogley and Chauncey
and Past Grand Patrons Poynton and
Lewis. and q number of the matrons
and patrons of 1892.
Matron Ethel F. Nagle OF Brightwood
Chapter announces a meeting Decem-
Der s. A dinner will be served at $50
o'clock to the members, after which
there will be an election of officers
The Oficers' Club gave a birthday
party for the matron at the home OF
Associate Matron Agnes L. Motyka. A
gift was presented to the matron.
Matron May Mason OF st. Johns
Lodge Chapter announces election OF
officers tomorrow evening, followed by
a supper.
Chevy Chase Chapter will meet Tues
day evening and elect officers.
CATHOLIC DAUGHTERS OF
AMERICA.
The business meeting Of Court Dis
trict of Columbia 212 will be Tuesday
evening, when final arrangements will
be made for the initiation December 20.