Evening star., 1932-02-21

ing will be February 26 when a colonia
evening will be celebrated. A dance
and card party of the chapter and Ia
koma Lodge will be held at 2400 Six.
teenth street ON March 16.
Columbia Chapter will confer the de.
greeS tomorrow evening. The granc
matron will attend
| The silver tea will be given at the
home OF Treasurer Jennie S. Haigh, 57l(
colorado avenue, tomorrow, from 2 tc
5 pm.
| A dance and card party will be held
at the Shoreham Hotel February 25.
st. Johns Lodge Chapter celebrated
its eighteenth birthday anniversary
Monday evening with the grand matron
grand patron and the matrons and pa
irons OF 1882 as special guests Other
grand and past grand officers attending
were Associate Grand Matron Elizabeth
Pitt, Associate Grand Patron Frank
klmmel, Past Grand Matrons Amy C
Hollander, Gertrude MilanS. Pearl w
Glbb and Grace E. Kimmel and Past
Grand Patrons Theodore c. Lewis
Gratz E. Dunkum, George Pitt and
William c. Belts.
Margaret Wood, associate matron, was
installed by Past Matron Gertrude B
Milans.
Mr.. Toone, violinist, was accom-
panied by Paul Gable Refreshments
were served
The Home Board met at the home OF
Associate Matron Margaret Wood. A
card party will be held at the home OF
A. Linda Pollitt 1871 E street south
east, February 81 at 8 pm A dance
and card party will be held at the
Shoreham Hotel March 3.
At the meeting of Chevy Chase Chap.
ter Tuesday evening the degrees were
meet Tuesday evening at the home OF
Mrs. Fanny B. Henry, 547O Forty first
street.
| congress Lodge Chapter was enter
tanned at its last meeting by Miss Ruth
Dennis, Gertrude Kocher, Buelah Or
cutt. Evelyn Berger, j. Fitzgerald U
M. Martin. Lewis Moody and Lloyd
| MacKaber in sketch.
Fast Matron Elizabeth Brewer has
been appointed chairman of instruction
1or the chapter. Past Matron Laura B
Davis, Past Patron G. Barre Giles, As
sociate Conductress Esther Lawrenson
and Cora Bartlette have been appointed
TO take charge of the ways and means
for March and April.
AT the last meeting of Brightwood
Chapter two candidates were initiated
ann Schlckler entertained the Officers
| CluD at her home Saturday night with
a valentine party. A cabaret dance will
| be held February Is at the Brightwood
Masonic Temple. Junior Past Patron
FRED Sch1ckler was appointed on the
United Masonic Temple Committee by
the grand matron.
AT the meeting of Past Matrons and
Patrons Association Junior Past Ma
tron Ardell Payne and Past Patron
Fred Schickler We're initiated.
| A card party will be held at the home
of Mrs. Kissock, 722 Roxboro place
March 5 at 8 pm.
The home board met Wednesday at the
nome OF Past Matron Ardell Pavne
Inc Ways and Means Committee met
Tuesday at the home of w. w Oliff
AT the last meeting of Brookland
chapter the Home Board Committee
was IN charge of the entertainment
Matron Nell F. Hiscox announces the
meeting of February "a will be in charge
of the Entertainment Committee, The
program will be a George Washington
birthday celebration.
On February 26 the Endowment Com
mlttee Will meet at pm at the home
OF Mrs. Emma Edmonds, 1890 Newton
street northeast.
Acacia Chapter celebrated past pa.
irons nlght last Tuesday The past
nlatronS were dressed in Colonial cos
Tunes. A solo was sung by Past Patron
| ENerSoIe and recitationS rendered by
Past MatronS Mary Kane Collier and
May Hand. A benefit card party will
De held at so NJ street northeast Feb
ruary "a at 8 pm.
Matron Eileen H. Dalstrom and
Patron Harry T. Sisk of Miriam Chan
Ter entertained their officers Wednes-
Gay night at the home of the matron.
"A oance and card party will be given
| March 81 at 2400 Sixteenth street The
meeting scheduled for tomorrow night
has been called off.
ROYAL ARCANUM.
The degree team contest for the grand
regents prize will be held in the hall of
Municipal Council March IA. Past Su-
preme Regent H. G. Knoeppel of New
York will be the guest speaker. Teams
from Ksmet Council and Oriental
Council will compete.
District Council of the Loyal Ladies
will give an old-faShioned barn dance
IN Joppa Hall February 26, the proceeds
of which will be used to help defray the
expenses of the annual Supreme Coun-
Gil meeting here in May.
A grand visitation was held Wednes-
day night by District Council.
Grand Chaplain H. A. Kulze enter
tained the Lambs Club at the home
of Grand Secretary S. H. Takes, the
honors going to w. H. O'Brien
Delegations from District Council ano
Friendship Council, Loyal Ladies, visited
Baltimore Council.
MODERN WOODMEN OF AMERICA.
One application for membership in
Central Camp was received at its meet
ing in Odd Fellows Hall Tuesday eve
ming, in connection with the campaign
for new members. This camp has voted
to participate with others in the Dis
trict in the joint class adoption in A
R. Talbert Hall, Fourth street and
Pennsylvania avenue southeast, Febru-
ary 25, in honor of George Washington
New committees were appointed by
Consul Morton Felker, that comprising
the Entertainment Committee being
Harrison F. Shaw, Henry P. Clark and
Joseph w. Olveri. The camp will be
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