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FRATERNITIES

ing Of the chapter tomorrow will be a
regular business meeting.
The Auxiliary Home Board VIII meet
November 23 at Epsteins.
Cathedral Chapter win meet In the
Scottish Rite Cathedral, Third and z
streets, November Is, for its annual
grand visitation The program Is IN
charge Of Past Matron Mrs Jessie 5.
Bradley.
The Auxiliary Home Board will meet
at IL o'clock tomorrow for luncheon at
1919 G street and later attend the
meeting of the General Home Board, at
Masonic Temple.
The grand visitation to st. Johns
Lodge Chapter was held November 6.
Gifts of silver we're presented to the
grand matron and grand patron. The
program, written and directed by
Matron Margaret Wood, illustrated the
lessons taught by the five points and
was rendered in words and music by
the following officers: Marshal. Dor
othy Angelo; associate matron, Iva II.
Toone; Adah, AchSa v. Moore; Ruth,
Edna Anderson; Esther, Gertrude
Suser; Martha, Mabel Blankenship;
by the organist, Katharine Morrison,
and Past Grand Patron Ted Lewis on
the chimes.
At the meeting November 20 the
members having birthdays during No
vember will be special guests. Notify
Mildred Dover, Columbia 6565. The de-
grees will be conferred The Home Board
viii hold card party at the home OF
ConductresS Sayde White, III Pennsyl-
vania avenue, November %.
Martha Chapter at its last meeting
was entertained by the Auxiliary Home
Board with a play, ''The Reward OF
Unselfishness." The new members of
the chapter were special guests.
The matron, Mrs Bernetta Hoffman,
invites the members of the chapter to
the grand visitation November II at
Naval Lodge Hall.
La Fayette Lodge Chapter will meet
November o. The evening will be
dedicated to the fathers and mothers Of
chapter members. There will be an
entertainment.
Donations for the Masonic and East
ern Star Home will be received at the
next meeting.
Mrs. Margaret E. Smith has been
elected to the Executive Council Of Jobs
DauBQUSIS, BETHEL mo. q.
The past matrons and past patrons
were the guests of Naomi Chapter last
Wednesday evening A program was
rendered, which included a reading by
Miss Linnie Freethey of Lookout Chap
ter, Maine; vocal solos by Duncan
Thompson, associate patron of Jessica
Callahan Chapter, Alexandria, and
skit by the matron, Mrs. Janet Maxwell,
and Past Patron Maxwell of Fidelity
| Chapter. There also was play, "A Sue
cessful Operation, in which the char
acters were portrayed by Cecil M. Raw
| lings, Mary M. Blackford, j. P. Frech
and Marvin H. Kirby Of Sharon Chap
ter, Mclean, Va.
Mount Pleasant Chapter will celebrate
charter members night November II.
The Boosters Committee will meet
November 16 at the home of nellie C.
White and Bertha Custer, Chalfonte
| Apartments.
On November "a Conductress Edith
Ann Jones will give a benefit card
party at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Harry T. Roche, 453S Cathedral avenue.
Lebanon Chapter will celebrate its
fourteenth birthday anniversary Tuesday
evening when the past matrons and
patrons will be the guests of honor. A
musical play, Night and Day" arranged
by Mrs. Laura Wallace, will be given
by the Lebanon Players.
Matron Annie I. Hartline announces
meeting Of Miriam Chapter tomorrow
night, followed by an entertainment in
charge of the Star Points.
The General Home Board meeting will
be held tomorrow Members of Miriam
lOr luncheon az Il o'clock % The Lotus
Restaurant and later attend the Gen
i era1 Board meeting
The Unity Players win meet November
10 at the home of Miss Harriet Lawless,
3lO Randolph place northeast.
East Gate Chapter held its annual
grand visitation November 3.
A program was provided. Those TAX
Ing part were: Eva T. Rose, Hazel c.
Silver, Freda Thornton, Winifred Nc
Minimy and Esther. L. Young, accom-
panied by Pearl Rupp.
Joppa Lodge Chapter will meet No
vember l5 at 8 o'clock A reception for
the new members will be held. The
meeting on December will be election
OF officers.
Warren G. Harding Chapter will meet
Iuesday at Masonic Temple. A card
party, for the benefit of the Ways and
Means Committee, will be held Noyenl-
per 10 at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Calfee, 7412 Ala3ka avenue.
The matron, Mrs. Doris D. Sutton,
announces Bethlehem Chapter will be
the special guest at the meeting of Jo-
seph H. Milans Lodge Chapter Thurs
day evening. The Officers Club will
hold a banquet November % at the
Shoreham Hotel The Home Board will
entertain the Campbell Loffier Sewing
Club at the home November %. on
November l9 the chapter will have the
religious service at the Home. Rev. Ed
ward Gabler Of Christ Church will be
in charge. December Z will be elec-
ton Of officers, and December 81 install
lation.
Friendship Chapter will receive its
visitation from the Grand Chapter of
ficers November IA, when a special
program is being arranged by Past
Grand Matron Nellie E. Fletcher and
Riley. The chapter will hold a turkey
dinner In its hall November 81.
The meeting of Fidelity Chapter No
vember 16 will be for business. The
chapter will hold a card party at the
home of Mrs. Sophie r. Cahill, 3117
Hiatt place, November 81, at 8 pm.
Grand visitation was made to Brook
land Chapter at its last meeting Piano
solos by Past Matron Mrs. Burnside,
readings by Past Matron Miss Hiscox,
presentation Of gifts by the Star Point
Society and novel favors were the en-
tertainment features of the evening.
The Grand Chapter officers paid 10y
atty Chapter its annual visitation. In
Halloween sketch the grand matron
and grand patron were presented with
gifts of silver.
The degrees win be conferred No
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