Evening star., 1933-02-19
FRATERNITIES

L. Gable. Original verses, written BY
Mrs. Carrie E. Trivett, were sung Il
her accompaniment as a tribute to AS
sociate Grand Matron Mamie L. Green
street. Cards and jig-saw puzzles COM
pleted the entertainment.
At the last meeting Of Acacia Chap.
ter initiatory work was rendered. The
meeting February 81 will be home tai.
ent night. On February Is the chap.
at the New Willard. The grarN ma
tron has appointed Past Matron Kath-
crime Mansfield chairman of the Tenn
pie Committee.
East Gate Chapter will have charge
of the services at the Masonic anc
Eastern Star Home today. The sermon
will be delivered by Rev. Sam Kormar
of St. Stephens Lutheran Church. The
home board will meet tomorrow evening
at the home of Elizabeth Beach, 1926
Carlton avenue northeast.
Unity Chapter celebrated its sixteenth
birthday anniversary February 10. Tht
DISTINGUISHED guests were the granc
matron, grand patron. Past Grand Ma
irons Mrs. Amy c. Hollander and Mrs
Grace E. Kimmel, Past Grand Patron
William G. Belts, Associate Grand Ma
tron Mrs. Mamie L. Greenstreet, AsSo-
ciate Grand Patron Edward NJ Riley
Grand Conductress Mrs. Helen L
Brashears, Associate Grand Conductres;
Mrs. Louise E. Kreglow. Grand Lee
turer Mrs. Mary E. Teachum, the Ma
irons and Patrons of 1888, also the Of
ficers and members of Good Will ano
Takoma Chapters. They were enter
tanned by the Unity Players with a val
entine tableau under the direction o1
Miss Kathryn Logan.
A rehearsal of the officers for initia-
ton will be held February 81 at pm
at Masonic Temple. Two candidates
will be initiated February "a. The
choir will have a rehearsal February 2i
at 8 pm. at the home of the director
Miss Thelma Rice, 4314 Thirteenth
street northeast.
Washington Centennial Chapter cele'
brated St Valentines day at its last
meeting with dancing and cards.
The Home Board has resumed the
practice of visiting the Masonic anc
Eastern Star Home on the first Tues
days of each month. A memorial
gift of paten to be used at the Tues
day morning communion services a.
the home was given by Mrs. Glare
Goddhardt of Washington Centennial
Chapter in memory of her late husband
The Chapter Aid Committee met al
the home Of Conductress Miss Heller
JoSt when plans for the year were
made.
The Endowment Committee viii
meet February 20 at the home Of Mrs
Mildred Williamson, BIAS w street.
The past matrons and patrons ban.
ouet will be held February 25 at Tilder
Gardens.
Hc-nor- Chapter will met February
23 1t will be Harmony Lodge night
when that lodge will be entertained
by the chapter. On February 81 there
will be a minstrel show. for the benefit
of the chapter, at Joppa Lodge Hall
Electa Chapter will give card party
and dance February % at 8 pm. al
Masonic Hall in Anacostia.
Congress Lodge Chapter will meet to-
morrow evening. Matron Bernice M
Lawrenson announces the degrees will
for the new officers There will be
refreshments and dancing. Ella v
Everett will hold dance and pro-
gressive card party at Thomas Circle
Club, 1926 Massachusetts, avenue
Thursday evening, for the benefit Of
the Ways and Means Committee
At the last meeting of Bethlehem
Chapter, the thirty-sixth anniversary
was celebrated Distinguished guests
included the Grand Chapter officers
Right Worthy Grand Treasurer Emeri
tus Lamond. Past Grand Matrons
Fletcher, Hollander, Kinlmel and Steph-
enson, Past Grand Patrons Pitt, Ian
dergren, Proctor and Dulin.
There was duet by Stella M. Arse
neau and John M. Hall, matron and
patron of Unity Chapter, accompanied
at the piano by Helena Kohler, and
readings by Associate Matron Eugenia
S. Corning. Past Matron Mae M
Smith lighted the candles on the birth
day cake, while Worthy Matron Louise
w. Chase read appropriate verses.
The annual dance and card party will
be February % at 2400 Sixteenth street
A meeting of the Temple Committee
will be at the home of Past Matror
Shirley, 203 D street northeast, Febru-
ary 81, at o'clock.
The matron of Temple Chapter, Mil.
dred Steiner Schenick, announces five
candidates were initiated at the meet.
ing February 13. The Auxiliary Home
Board will meet February % at the Lee
House.
Hope Chapter will not meet February
%. The chairman of the Ways anc
Means Committee announces a meeting
Tuesday ct 7:30 pm. at Masonic TEN
I rNla nrI ,-tx ,,,,1l L.
given March at the Shoreham Hotel
Friendship Chapter will hold a tur-
key dinner at ASH Wisconsin avenue
February 81 Dinner will be served
by the men of the chapter from tc
8 pm. At its last meeting a Valen-
tine social was held.
The Matrons and Patrons Associa-
ton Of 1925 gave their annual ban
quet and Valentine party at the Con-
tinental Hotel, February II. officers
elected were: Mx1. Margaret Wiede-
mann, president; F. Tracy Campbell
vice president: Mn Henri Mackle, Sec
| retary, and Louis Hartung, treasurer
Songs were rendered by Stanley FoltZ
Mrs Selma Klein and Past Grand
Patron Theodore Lewis. after which
cards and games were features of the
evening.
Good Will Chaper will meet next
Friday evening and celebrate its eighth
birthday anniversary. 1t will also be
1888 night The grand officers, past
grand officers, matrorS nd patrons OF
1888 will be the guests of honor.
The Home Board wiu meet February
25 with Mrs. Lille Patrick, 905 Web
ster street.
Mizpah Chapter will hold a short
business meeting February 81, fol-
lowed by an entertainment. The
Home Board will have luncheon at
the Hob Mob Tuesday. Junior Past
Matron Marie Morris will give a
"cootie party" at her home 1895
Thirty-eighth street, February %, fol-
the Temple fund
Lebanon Chapter observed Pau
Cromelin night, February IA, when a
pageant was given by 38 members oi
the chapter. A fountain pen and pen