Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1933-11-19
FRATERNITIES

tomorrow evening. Members are re
quested to bring donations Of cannes
goods for baskets for the needy. Asso
ciate Matron Edith G. Smith viii holt
card party for the Ways and Mean
Committee, at so NJ street northeast
November ~.
After the business session at the las
meeting Of Federal Chapter the officer
joined with several members of Fedora
Lodge Of Masons to help celebrate tn
patrons birthday anniversary. TIL
lexington Players presented one-ac
play. At the next meeting Of the chap
ter the obligation ceremony VIII b
presented, with special musical arrange
ments.
The Naomi Cleaners will be In charg,
of the program at the meeting of Naom
Chapter next Wednesday evening.
number Of special features have beer
arranged. The matron, Mrs. Edith W
Clark, announces donations Of cannes
goods, preserves and other staples vii
be received for the Thanksgiving gift
to the Masonic and Eastern Star Home
The Past Matrons and Past Patron,
Association of Jcppa Lodge Chapter me-
at the home of Past Matron Carrie e
Truitt and Past Patron DR.. A. M. Truitt
with Past Matron Conway and Pas
Patrons Parsley and Seavers assisting
The president. Past Matron Elviris
Magdeburger, presided. Omcers elected
were: President, Past Matron Lena E
Bodell; vice president Past Matror
Mildred D. Conway: secretary, Past
Matron Ef6e C. Norton. reelected;
treasurer. William G. Buehm: re,elected
Conway Good Cheer chairman anc
Florence A. Bailey Publicity chairman
Associate Grand Matron Mamie L
Greenstreet and Grand Patron Edwarc
M Riley were also present.
The nexs meeting will b. held Janu-
uary at the home of the new presi-
dent, with Past Matrons Mills, Esk-
ridge, Magdeburger and Bailey and PAS
Patrons Carr and Gable assisting.
Mizpah Chapter will meet November
81, after which there will be entertain
ment and refreshments. The Mu Delta
Sigma Club met at the Evangeline Hote
November IA.
st. Johns Lodge Chapter will have
"An Evening of Music" tomorrow with
the Choral Unit. Matron Margaret L
Wood and Patron William M. Wharton
will be assisted in comforting the degree!
by members of the unit. An instru.
mental trio-with Earl Klein at the
piano, Ludwig Mandy on the cello anc
Edward Wayson on the violin-wil
furnish the accompaniment for thu
singers. Other special features will bt
solos by Mesdames Reed, Clarridge anC
Mayberry and the chimes by Past
Grand Patron Theodore C. Lewis.
A card party for the benefit of the
Auxiliary Home Board will be held al
the home of Conductress Sayde White
III Pennsylvania avenue, November %
at 8 pm On December 4 election Of
20 meeting members having birthday;
in November will be special guests
Notify Mildred Dover, Columbia 65e5.
The 1927 Association of Matrons anc
Patrons has planned combined social
and card party at the home of Mrs
Marguerite Behrend. 3418 Thirty fourth
street, December 2. The officers of the
association are: President, Mrs. Heller
B. Hall, past matron Of La Fayette
Lodge Chapter: vice president. Thomas
E. Brust, past patron of Bethlehem
Chapter, and Elgin Smith, past patron
of Lebanon Chapter, secretary-treas-
urer.
Acacia Chapter entertained its pres
ent and past Star Points at the last
meeting. Tuesday evening will be given
over to business meeting. The Star
Point Society will meet December c
at the home of Past Matron Freda
futile.
The Star Point Society of Gavel
Chapter will hold a dance in the Shrine
Temple November IS.
The next meeting of the chapter will
be held Tuesday.
Bethany CHAPTER celebrated associ-
ate matrons and patrons night No
vember IT. Election of officers vii
take place December l.
La Fayette Lodge Chapters meeting
November % will be known a:
mothers and fathers night" The
mothers and fathers Of the chapter
members will be special guests. There
viii be special entertainment and re-
freshments. Donations for the Masonic
and Eastern Star home will be received
and will be delivered to the home IN
time for Thanksgiving.
The Grand CHAPTER officers last We'd
nesday evening paid Cathedral Chapter
its annual grand visitation.
Mrs. Jessie S. Bradley, chairman, pre-
scented a program depicting scenes from
the Century of Progress. Gifts OF Sill
yer were presented to the grand matrcn
and grand patron by Past Matron Miss
Alice Taylor. Solos were sung by Past
Matron Mrs. Ethel Martin, and Miss
Adelaide Watson. Others taking part
in the program were the Reception
Committee, Past Matrons Mrs. Eva
Horn and Mrs. Hazel K. Kephart and
Past Patron DR.. A. r. Cowles; also Mrs
Bessie T. Shipman, Phoebe r. Lghtner
past matrons. and Mrs. Geneva K.
Perry, Miss Margaret Horn. Mrs. Elinor
S. Kozel and Miss Margaret Bennett.
The grand visitation to Brightwood
Chapter was held November 9. Gifts
of silver were presented to the grand
matron and grand patron by Helen
sung by Newton Hammer and Mrs.
EMILY CldrrlQBe, accompanied Dy EdSJ
Grand Patron Ted Lewis and Mrs.
Birdie Barret The matron announced
q social evening at the meeting No
vember 49,
Hope Chapter. No. 30. o. E. S.. will
meet Wednesday, November %, in the
Masonic Temple at 8 pm.
After the regular business session
there will be a program. followed by
refreshments In the banquet hall.
ODD FELLOWS.
Capt. Alexander L. Hjortsberg re-
ports a large attendance at the annual
inspection of Canton Washington, No.
/. of the Patr.archs Militant, held No
vsmber IL last. The patriarchs militant
degree was conferred on William l..
Ford, David Kaplan and James j.
Kelly, all members of M-uns Nebo
Encampment, No. 6.
Grand Master Claude C. Lanman of
Maryland and past grand of Relay
Lodge, Maryland, viii visit Friedship
Lodge, In Kidder Hall, 822 Twentieth
street, next Wednesday evening.