Evening star., 1933-02-05
FRATERNITIES
night February IT and q ceremonial In
the near future.

| tIlc near IutuIc.
The following officers were elected by
Capitol Chapter, r. A. M: H. B.
Kaufman, high priest; E. C. Sherfey,
king; E. E. Williams, scribe; r. M
Oller, secretary; G. H. Felt, treasurer;
D. r. Domdera, captain OF the host;
H. F. johnson, principal sojourner; D.
I. McGehee, Royal Arch captain. High
Priest Kaufman appointed G. R. Nc
Speakman, master of the second vail,
and Lafayette Price, master of the third
vail
The Washington Railroad Square
Club had many prominent visitors jan
uary 28 Previous to the meeting a
turkey dinner was served by members
of Joseph H. Milans Chapter. Eastern
Star, assisted by Louise H. KregloW, as
sociate grand conductress.
Installation Of officers was conducted
by Oscar w. Riley, past president, as
follows: President, M S. Gassman;
first vice president, Charles w. Jones;
second vice president. William E. Flynn;
marshal, c. F. Benckert; inner guard,
w. r. Blanford; outer guard. w. A.
Shytle; secretary, A. Frank Kreglow,
and treasurer, T. F. FoltZ. James B.
Edmonds, retiring president, was pre-
sented. on behalf of the club by Oscar
w. Riley, with a travelling bag and
a comb and brush. The entertainment
was contributed by the Ryon sisters, tap
dancers, and Mary Ellers, who presented
an acrobatic specially. Miss Pearl
rendered the music.
Life membership certificates were pre-
Sented by Bethany Chapter to Mr.. and
Mrs George B. Johnston prior to TAX
ing up residence with their daughter in
Silver Lake, N. J. The Dance Commit
tee will meet at the home of Miss Beu-
lah Dermott, 1864 Kenyon street, Feb
ruary Z. The Home Board will hold an
evening card party at the home OF Pa
tron w. H. Dunham, 80 S street, Feb
ruary 8. The Boosters" will meet Feb
ruary 9 at 80 S street.
The Past MatronS and Patrons As
sociation will hold its banquet at $50
pm. February at the Shoreham Ho-
will be held at Wardman Park Hotel
February %.
Warren G. Harding Chapter will
meet February IA at Masonic Temple.
On February the chapter is holding
get-together party at the Lotus Restau-
rant.
The Past Matrons and Patrons As
sociation met February l at 1909 H
street for dinner after which there was
election of officers.
Takoma Chapter will meet February
10. Matron Ruth S. Buckner plans to
have short meeting, after which those
members SO desiring will attend the
birthday anniversary celebration OF
Unity Chapter.
At the last meeting of La Fayette
Lodge Chapter the associate matrons
and associate patrons were guests. Other
special guests were Junior Past Grand
Matron Edith Williams, Associate Grand
Matron Mamie GreenStreet, Associate
Grand Patron Edward N. Riley and As
sociate Grand Conductress Louise Kreg-
low. There was an entertainment of
music, vocal solos by Mrs. Alice B. Haig,
accompanied by Miss Anabeth Mullen
berg, and dialect reading by Associate
Patron Roger Power.
The next meeting will be held Feb
ruary 8, when the birthday anniversary
party will be held. MatronS and patrons
of 1888 and present and past grand Off
GERS will be special guests.
The grand matron has appointed
Junior Past Matron Margaret E. Smith
a member of the United States Temple
Committee.
Mrs. Stella M. Arseneau, matron of
Unity Chapter, announces the next
meeting February 10, on the occasion
Of the chapters sixteenth birthday an
niversary. 1t will also be 1888 night.
A special program will be given by
the Unity Players, followed by dancing
and refreshments.
At the last meeting Past Matron
Mrs. Mary G. Hamill, assisted by Past
! Matron Miss Mildred Hicks as marshal
and Mrs. Ethel M. Weist as chaplain,
installed Arthur E. Knowles, organist;
Miss Harriet Lawless, Adah; Miss Ruth
Byer, Martha, and Mrs. Helena Kohler,
Electa
The Ways and Means Committee will
give a turkey dinner February 16, from
S to pm, at Almas Temple.
Miriam Chapter meets February 13
and it will be mems night. The en-
tertainment and refreshments will be
in charge Of the men. The Home Board
met at the home of the associate
matron, Helen Hogan, February /. The
Ways and Means Committee met Jan
uary 27 at the home of the vice chair
man, Foster j. Rowen. It was decided
to have dance and card party at the
Kennedy-Warren April 26.
Matron Louise Reed of Gavel Chap
ter announces at the meeting Tuesday,
February 7, there will be an entertain
ment. Past Matron Ruth Coates is
planning dance at the Kennedy-War-
rem February "a.
Matron Janet H. Maxwell of Fidelity
Chapter announces on February the
Ways and Means Committee will hold
a social card party. bingo party, with
refreshments and dancing, at the Ma
sonic Temple at Fourteenth and Ken
yon streets.
The Ways and Means Committee
met last Monday at the home of Con-
ductress May Johnston and plans were
completed for the oyster dinner at
tee held a card party at the Southern
Diaries last Wednesday, the hostess be-
ing Associate Conductress Florence Ber-
ryman.
Past Matron Marian Wilkins has
been appointed as chairman of Temple
Committee.
Associate Matron Sophie Cahill and
Associate Patron Gottfried Weber are
making plans for their associate night
March @ There will be entertainment,
refreshments and dancing.
EASTERN STAR.
Good Will Chapter, at its last meet
ing, installed Mrs. Mae Gouldman as
Adah. The guest of honor was Past
Grand Matron Jessie w. Cowles. Pearl
K. Armack is chairman of card party
to be given February Z at go M street
northeast at $3.50 pm. Plans have been
completed for a turkey dinner February
9 at Almas Temple, 1915 K street. A
program was presented by Miss Helen
Nussbaum and Miss Yvonne Beuchert.
The chapter will celebrate its eighth
birthday anniversary February "a.
The annual dance and card party
of Bethlehem Chapter will be held
February % at 2400 Sixteenth street.
On February the Home Board
will entertain the Campbell-Loff1er