Evening star., 1932-02-07

pal Sojourner; John r. Jeffries, Roya
Arch captain; Wallace B. Fitzgerald
master Of the third veil; Otto Johr
Stockman, master of the second veil
Dudley w. Fleming, sentinel, and JOIN
L. Apple, organist, were reappointed
The appointment of the master of tn,
first veil will be made at later date
Dayton A. Gurney, who retired a!
high priest, was given a gold jewel b,
Past High Priest J. Edward Swaine
sr.. and the new officers were installed
by Past High Priest Orie L. Beardsley
with Past High Priest John w. Rott
as master of ceremonies.
At the annual meeting Of KallipoliI
/ Grotto, January %, the following Of.
/ fiCers were elected For monarch
( Oscar A. c. Oehmler; for chief justice
/ Frederick Wilken; for master Of cere-
monies, William j. Erskine; for treas
/ urer, L. w. Estes, p. M; for secretary
E. w. Libbey, P. M; for trustee, Ed
ward S. Schmid P. M, and for SEN
/ tinel, Charles H. Corby. The retiring
monarch Carlton F. Howell was pre-
/ Sented with a past monarchs jewel
and past monarch's fez the presenta-
/ tiOns being made by Past Monarchs L.
w. Estes and E. w. Libbey respectively
Monarch Charles A. Stevens.
The resolution was unanimously
adopted: That Kallipolis Grotto feels
Justly proud Of the fact that one of its
members, Prophet Reuben A. Bogley,
has been advanced to the exalted Of
fee of grand master of MaSons of the
District Of Columbia, and we pledge to
him and Masonry, in this and other
Jurisdictions, our support and good Of
fees in any and every manner in which
We can serve"
EASTERN STAR.
Takoma Chapter celebrated its
Gath birthday anniversary with the
grand matron and grand patron and
Past Grand Matrons Chauncy, Kimmel
and Fletcher and Past Grand Patrons
Brashears, Galloway and Proctor and
j Enos Ray, past grand patron of
Maryland, present.
patriotic pageant was presented
after which there were refreshments
and dancing. The next chapter meet
ing is February II and will be a VAL
entine party.
Lebanon Chapter will honor all its
past officers Tuesday evening. Ar
rangementS are in charge of Past Ma
tron Augusta G. Thompson On Wed
nesday evening the chapter will hold
its annual card party and dance at the
Shoreham Hotel The Star Point So
ciety will meet Thursday evening at the
home Of Mrs. Rose Woods, with the
1881 Star Points as hostesses. The
evening will be devoted TO the initia-
ton Of the 1882 Star Points and other
new members. The Past Grand Matrons
and Patrons Degree Glass has been an
nounced for March %.
At a special meeting Of Good Will
Chapter the following officers were in
stalled: Matron, Carolyn M Okey;
matron, Mary Porter; associate patron.
Rufus Tucker; secretary, Eunice Par
ker; treasurer, Pearl Armack; con-
ductress, Marie Anderson; associate
conductress, Mary Lou Tucker; chap
lain. Julia Schroeder; marshal, Irene
HardaWay; Adah, Mae Gouldman
Ruth, Florence Graham; Esther Ella
Okey; Martha. Edith Lusby; Electa,
Harriet McGraw; Warder, Claudia How
ard, and sentinal, Benjamin Lusoy.
Past Matron Lucy E. FesSenden Of
Esther Chapter was the installing Of
fcer. assisted by Past Matron Mildred
Shafer of Esther Chapter, as installing
marshal; Past Matron Ida Huston of
Bethany Chapter, as installing chaplain,
and Edna G. Rankin Of Electa Chapter,
as installing orgsnist.
On February 18 the chapter will
give a turkey dinner at Almas Temple,
1918 K street, from 5 TO o'clock
The chapter will celebrate its birth
day anniversary February 26
The Dance Committee Of Bethany
Chapter was entertained at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs Clarence NJ Berrett
Tuesday evening, when arrangements
were completed for the leap year dance
and card party at the Raleigh Hotel
February 29. Mrs. Ethel D. Morris Is
chairman. Matron Amelia r. Mar
shall has been elected secretary of the
MatronS and Patrons Association of
1882. Secretary Alice w. Newhard has
been elected president Of the Secre-
taries' Association.
The Endowment Committee was en-
tertained at the home Of the chairman,
Past Matron Adele S. Lebert. and ar
rangements were completed for ac-
tivitieS to be held during the year. Pre-
ceding the last general Home Board
meeting, the members of the Auxiliary
Home Board of the chapter were en-
tertained with luncheon by Mrs.
Lucia Douan. Mrs Cora IcenhOWer and
Mrs. Carrie A. Whyte Members having
rummage are requested to call Mrs.
Cora IcenhoWer, Georgia 2749-W. A
meeting Of the Matrons and Patrons
Association will be held at the home
Of Past Matron Amy Alf. 5911 Fourth
street, Wednesday evening.
At the meeting of the Brightwood
Chapter January g Mrs johnson was
Installed as secretary. There was a
reception for the 1882 officers, followed
by dance.
At the meeting February II there
Ardell Payne has been appointed by
the grand matron as chairman of
Temple Committee. The fifth annual
cabaret dance will be held February
Is at BrightWood
La Fayette Lodge Chapter celebrated
its birthday anniversary at the last
meeting, with Grand Matron Edith
Williams and Grand Patron Paul B.
Cromalln and the matrons and patrons
Of 1882 as special guests. Other dis
ti1guiShed guests we're Associate Grand
Matron Elizabeth Pitt, Associate Grand
Patron F. Frank Kimmel, Associate
Grand Conductress Helen L. Brashears,
Past Grand Matrops Chauncey, Glib,
Kimmel, Merritt and Stephenson; Past
Grand Patrons Brashears. Dunkum and
Lewis Entertainment was provided by
Mrs. Mary Jane Jester, Mrs. Myrtle
Barnes and Miss Bernice Sheppard,
who rendered vocal numbers. Miss
Anna Belle Fox gave readings. The
appointed officers presented the birth
day cake in a sketch entitled "The Mes
sage of the Stars" Matron Margaret
E. Smith announces the degrees will
be conferred February 10. The first
Of a series Of home card parties" will
be held Friday evening at the residence
Of Patron Julian o. Cordin, 6l5 Oneida
place.
The officers of William F Hunt Chap
ter will meet February 10 at the home
of Associate Patron Edwin Brooker,