Evening star., 1933-11-26
FRATERNITIES

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GERS Of Miriam Chapter. The Star Point
Society met last Monday at the home
Of Associate Matron Hogan.
Mizpah Chapter met November 81.
Right Worthy Grand Treasurer Camp
bell was guest, also Miss Wilson OF
Glasgow, Scotland. Mrs. Richmond and
Mr.. Saunderman sang, accompanied by
Mrs. Saunderman at the piano. Re
freShmentS were served.
On December there will be ban
quet for the members only. after which
there will be election OF officers.
Bethlehem Chapters Home Board met
In the Northeast Masonic Temple, with
Catherine Gingell, Irene E. Darnan and
Mae M. Smith as hostesses. On Tues
day evening Associate Matron Eugenia
S. Corning will assume the East as
matron. due to the illness Of the ma
tron. Children's night will be observed.
Donations will be received for the poor
family sponsored by the Star Point So
ciety of Bethlehem Chapter.
Matron Lourina M. German of Co.
lumbia Chapter announces the degrees
will be conferred November 27.
The officers Club met at the Col
lingwood Tea. House, Virginia, November
c1. The patty was arranged by the
president Mrs. Alice M. Atkinson, and
the chaplain, Mrs. Ida E. Kebler. Gifts
were presented to the matron and pa
tron. The president, in behalf OF the
club, gave the matron wrist watch
and Mrs. Evelyn F. Shank. conductresS,
presented the patron, DIR. Lyman F.
kebler, with a Masonic ring.
The matron and patron will entertain
the members of their several commit
tees at the Masonic Hall, Fourteenth
and Kenyon streets. November 20 at Z
and merry making.
The star points of Gavel Chapter will
hold a series of dances at the Shrine
Temple November 25 and 90 and De-
cember 9. The chapter held short
business meeting last Tuesday.
The Naomi Gleansss were in charge
of the meeting of Naomi Chapter We'd
nesday evening. In tribute to the
Cleaners, the star points of Areme
Chapter attended and took part in the
program. Grand Conductress Mrs.
Helen Brashears was an honored guest.
Gifts of table linen. china and cash
we're made to the chapter. The pro-
gram included a play, which was in
charge of Past Matron Selma Klein Of
Areme Chapter. The roles were taken
by Matron Mary Jane Jester and the
following star points and members of
Areme Chapter: Past Matron Irene
Schmidt, Ruth Mayberry. Marion
Mitchell. Mildred Sullivan. Violet Dow
rick. Celia Michaelis. Lille Dowrick
and Luella Lauer.
In observance Of Thanksgiving day. a
poem was read by the matron, Mrs.
Edith w. Clark. and solo was rem
dered by Past Matron Mary Jane Jester.
Contributions of canned goods were
made by the members for presentation
TO the Masonic and Eastern Star Home
on Thanksgiving day.
William F. Hunt Chapter met Thurs
day. The past matrons and past pa
irons presented a play. Refreshments
were served.
The Auxiliary Home Board will meet
tomorrow at the home of Past Matron
J. Ethel Richards, 1886 Livingston
street. All members are requested to
attend.
A Joint banquet of the Secretaries
and Treasurers' Associations was held
November 18 at the Colonial Hotel
The guests of honor were: Grand
matron, Mrs. Elizabeth Pitt; grand
patron, F. Frank Kimmel: Mrs. Minnie
E. Keyes, right worthy grand secretary
General Grand Chapter; Mrs. Flora E
Campbell. right worthy grand treasurer.
General Grand Chapter: grand secre-
tary, Rose A. YoSt; grand treasurer,
Mrs. Lille Mckenzie; past grand
matrons, Mrs. Grace Kimmel, Mrs Amy
Hollander, Mrs. Pearl Watt Gibb, and
past grand patrons. Edward S. Bra
shears. George Pitt, Theodore Lewis
and John Clagett Proctor. The grand
conductress, Mrs. Helen Brashears, and
associate grand conductress. Mrs. Louise
Kreglow. we're also present.
Speeches were made by the grand
matron, grand patron, right worthy
grand secretary. right worthy grand
treasurer, grand secretary and grand
treasurer. The presidents of the two
associations, Mrs. Grace I. Barr and
Mrs. Leila Cooke, were the toast
mistresses. There were bridge and
games.
Washington Centennial Chapter will
meet December for election of officers.
A party, featuring a farewell gather
ing of the women of the o. E. S. Home
Board Unit of the chapter, was held at
the home Of Mrs. Mary A. p Bean the
evening of November Is.
Loyalty Chapter met at the temple
November Is and for the third time this
year past matron of the chap
ter initiated her own daughter. An en-
tertainment in the form of a cabaret
supper was given, with the star points
in charge.
Areme Chapter will have its annual
turkey dinner December at the
Northeast Masonic Temple from 5 to
Z pm.
The next regular meeting, December
6, will be election night, followed by a
banquet for the outgoing matron, Mary
Jane Jester, and her officers.
Friendship Chapter will have the
obligation ceremony November 20, fol-
lowing the business of the regular meet
ing. At its grand visitation a program
was rendered, under the direction of
Past Matron Patia Smith, with the as
SlStance OF the past and present officers
and members of the chapter.
DAUGHTERS OF AMERICA.
The annual Thanksgiving services
will be held tonight at the Metropolitan
Baptist Church, at 7.45 O'Clock. Rev.
John Compton Ball, pastor, will de-
liver the sermon. Members have been
requested to assemble in the Sunday
school room not later than 7:3O pm,
and march into the church auditorium
in a body.
The Deputies Association will meet,
November 20 at 8O8 I street at pm.
Visitations have been announced by
the State Council Board Of Officers, as
follows: Betsy Ross Council, December
6. Northeast Masonic Temple; Fidelity
Council. December IL at 8O8 I street.
A reception was held by Old Glory
Council in honor of its two State
officers. Mrs. E. Viola Thompson, State
judiciary; Miss Ovillia RidgWay, State
outside sentinel; national deputy, Mrs.
Mllfred Rock; outgoing deputy. Mrs.
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