Evening star., 1933-02-19

Fosse, past matron: Marie Ralph and
Alice Newhard assisting.
Choir rehearsal, February s21, 8 pm.
at the home OF Past Matron Adele Lei
bert, 5013 Fourteenth street
Mrs. Iavinia Dunham has been ap-
pointed chairman of the Work and Lee
lures Committee of the Grand Chap
ter by, the grand matron.
Matron Bernice Carlton of Brook
land Chapter announces the next
meeting will be line officers night
After the close of the chapter, dancing
and cards will be the entertainment
The Ways and Means Auxiliary Com
mittee will meet at the home OF Mrs.
Gwynette Willis, 1912 Evarts street
northeast, February "a.
La Fayette Lodge Chapter celebrated
its eighth birthday anniversary at its
last meeting Special guests were As
sociate Grand Matron Greenstreet As
sociate Grand Patron Riley, Junior
Past Grand Matron williams and Past
Grand Patrons Dunkum, Proctor and
Shreve.
The meeting was followed by an en-
tcrtainment composed of dance num-
bers by members of the chapter. Solo
dances by Gertrude Ruzicka and little
Miss Betty Boyd, and vocal solo by
Mrs. Boyd. The entertainment was
under the direction of Miss Cora Shreve
with Mrs. Wallace of Lebanon Chapter
as accompaniSt.
The Spring style show will be held
pm. The next meeting of the chapter
will be February %.
The meeting of Naomi Chapter,
scheduled for Wednesday evening, has
been called off. The members have
accepted an invitation from Cathedral
Chapter to attend its twenty-fourth
birthday anniversary that evening.
The grand matron has appointed
Past Matron Elma c. jenkins as mem
Der Of the United Masonic Temple
COMMITTEES
The r,eHbers of the chapter enter
tanned a. cards at the Masonic and
Eastern Star Home, February IA.
The home board met at the home Of
Mrs. Annie Hughes, Monday evening.
At the last meeting of Areme Chap
| ter music was furnished by the choir,
under the direction of Junior Past
Patron Gehard Smitskamp. A valentine
party followed and valentines were dis
tributed. Mrs. Mary Jane Jester, ma
bAOliy d144Ou1ASSo dltCL OllC hiNCtLl6
March /, reception will be held in
honor of Grand Conductress Helen L.
Brashears.
At the meeting of St. Johns Lodge
Chapter tomorrow evening the degrees
will be conferred. An entertainment
will be given.
The Ways and Means Committee will
meet at the home Of Gertrude Van
Allen, 1911 Allison street, Wednesday
evening A card party and dance will
: be held at the Shoreham Hotel March 8.
| The Home Board Committee will serve
a turkey dinner at Almas Temple,
March %.
Junior Past Matron May Mason has
been elected president of the 1882 Ma
irons and Patrons Association.
The management of the Sears,
Roebuck and Co.'S store served a
plate supper to guests of the chap
style show Wednesday evening. Musi-
cal selections were rendered as
follows: Ida v. Clarke. accordion; Pat
Virnstein, zylophone, accompanied on
the piano by her sister Grace; vocal
solos, Master Leslie Byram. Malcolm
Horton, comedian, gave a monologue,
and John L. Bateman was chorus leader.
At the last meeting of william F.
Hunt Chapter, Matron Mary E. Sea-
bridge appointed Past Patron Rich to
serve three-year term on the Masonic
Employment Bureau Committee.
The Ways and Means Committee is
arranging for the chapters annual
dinner March 16 at the Almas Temple
| The Temple Committee met at the
homo 0f Sister Dycny1 Ei0bfh
northeast
The officers have made plans for a
benefit card party at the Winston Hotel
February 25, at 8 o'clock.
The Home Board Committee will meet
February 20 at the home of Mabel Britt,
6209 Thirtieth street.
| The meeting of the chapter, February
| %, has been set aside to honor Past
Grand Patron John Clagett Proctor.
The matrons and patrons Of 1929 will
be the special guests of the evening.
The Star Point Society will meet
February "a at the home of Mildred l.
Summer, 1853 Pennsylvania avenue.
The next meeting Of Gavel Chapter
will be for business. The Endowment
Committee will meet at the home OF
Past Matron Lear, 612 Van Buren
street. The Star Points will meet Feb
ruary % at the home OF Bernadette
Doyle, POI Thirteenth street northeast
The annual Spring dance will be held
at the Kennedy Warren March II.
ODD FELLOWS.
Mount Pleasant Lodge will have an
open meeting Tuesday evening, holding
a smoker and entertainment for the
! men Of Takoma Park. Former Senator
| Ira G. Hersey will make the address of
the evening. Due to an official vista
| ton to Fidelity Rebekah Lodge when
| the grand officers will accompany Presi-
! dent Amy V. Glossbrenner and her staff
| the grand master has designated Deputy
| Grand Master Charles B. Lampe to
+, represent him.
An official visitation of Grand Master
Morris l.. Dreeben will be to Metropolis
! Lodge, in I. o. o. F. Temple, March 8.
II Is eXpected to have as guest General
| Commander Gen. E. E. Lambert who
will be in the city with Gen. Fred A.
Groom, military secretary of the Patri-
| archS Militant.
| A preliminary meeting of the boys
who expect to be charter members of
the newly intended junior lodges was
mad last Saturday evening. Past Grand
Ernest Woodwork was in charge A
second meeting will be held next Sat-
| uroay evening, When formal organlZa-
ton will take place.
Canton Washington Of the Patriarch
Militant is preparing for the reception
and entertainment to be rendered to
Gen. Lambert, who will officially visit
the canton March at the temple The
| Ladies Auxiliary, under command of
President Jeanette Griffith, is also pre-
| pairing for it.
The grand master will tender a sup
per tomorrow to the noble grands, vice
| grands, recording secretaries and finan-
cial secretaries of all the subordinate
/ lodges in the dining room of the Temple
at $50 pm. The grand officers have
also been invited and the Committee on
the State of the Order. Following the
banquet the grand master will hold q
conference. The Ladies' Auxiliary.
under Craftsmanship of Vice President
Esther M. Andersen, will serve the
supper.
! Federal CITY Lodge has announced to