Evening star., 1933-05-28
FRATERNITIES

The Endowment Committee will meet
tomorrow at the home of Evelyn Rich
ards, 1896 Livingston street.
The star points meeting was May 26
at the home of Ethel Richards. Miss
Barrett was hostess.
AT the close of the meeting Of Ca
thedral Chapter on May "a the mem
bers and guests were entertained with
a program consisting of solos in French
by the radio artist, Germaine, little
French girl, accompanied by Nine
Lawrence; readings by Miss Virginia
Dye. solos by Mr.. Tapp, accompanied
BY Miss Hoffman, and community sing
ing led by Mr.. Young. Matron Mrs
Pearl Keck announces on June the
Auxiliary Home Board will meet at the
home of Mrs Elinor S. Kozel, 904 Will
son boulevard. Clarendon, Va. On June
the Cathedral Bellies will have their
annual card party at the home OF Mrs.
Geneva K Perry, 1922 Jocelyn street.
Martha Chapter at its last meeting
celebrated its thirty eighth birthday
anniversary. The distinguished guests
were the grand matron, grand patron,
Right Worthy Grand Treasurer Mrs.
Flora Campbell, Grand Treasurer Mrs.
Lille Mckenzie, Past Grand Matrons
| Mrs. Grace Kimmel, Mrs. Mary O'Brlen,
Mrs. AMY Hollander, Miss Edith Will
! liams; Past Grand Patrons Jason Wat
erman, Theodore Lewis, the 1888 ma
irons and patrons, charter members,
life members and past matrons and pa
irons of Martha Chapter.
Matron Mrs. Bernetta Hoffman was
presented with a bouquet OF red roses.
! Solos were sung by Mrs. Marie Deal
and Richard E. Titlow, past patron,
ID OIL
! Hursh, past mauron. The history OF
Martha Chapter was given by the star
points while Mrs. Annie Cawson, past
matron, lighted the candles on the
birthday cake.
The auxiliary home board met at the
! home of Mrs Pauline Fry with MISS
Edith Hebbard and Mrs. Mary Fry
assisting.
Degrees will be conferred at the
meeting June 2.
The meeting Of Naomi Chapter last
| Wednesday evening was observed as
plantation night" in celebration OF
the anniversary of the Eastern Star
pageant held last year in connection
with the Washington Bicentennial cele-
| bration. All the officers appeared IN
costumes of 1861. The invited guests
included the directors of the pageant
and the members of the cast OF the
plantation scene Of which Mrs. Edlth
w. Clark, matron of Naomi Chapter,
was the director. The honored guests
included Past Grand Matron Edith
Williams, Past Grand Patron Paul
Cromelin, Past Grand Patron Theodore
Lewis who was vice chairman OF the
pageant committee and Past Matron
Selma S. Klein the chairman OF the
committee. A play was presented.
Vocal solos were rendered by Mrs. Leo
more Reed. Mrs. Edith Wallack, Mrs.
Harriet Baker, Mrs. Bessie G. Doolan
and Mrs. Florence L. jackson OF Naomi
Chapter. A reading was given by MISS
Eleanor Marston and song and dance
numbers by Mrs. Anna B. Wiley, Anne
Roberta Clark, Daniel Wackerman and
George Sharman. Small china COILS,
dressed as colored mammies, were pre-
sented to the guests by the matron.
| The Players Club will present The
| RubetoWn Minstrel Show" at the Ma
sonic and Eastern Star Home June 2.
Joseph H. Milans Lodge Chapter cele-
brated its seventh birthday anniver-
sary and the guests were the grand
matron and grand patron, Past Grand
| Matrons Milans, Kimmel, Bogley. Hol-
lander and Williams; Past Grand Pa
| irons Pitt, Proctor and Lewis. The
chapter will meet Thursday evening in
Northeast Masonic Temple when the
bowling teams Of the various chapters
will be special guests. The bridge club
will meet June with Mrs. Betty Cor
nell, 1902 third street.
Brookland Chapter celebrated Electa
night at its last meeting. Distinguished
guests were Right Worthy Grand Sec
10 CT G-rand a.
tron of Connecticut, Mrs. hitchcock;
/ Past Grand Matron Lena Stephenson
! and Past Grand Patron Dultn.
ODD FELLOWS.
Memorial services, participated in by
all branches of the order in this Juris-
diction, will be held the evening OF
June IL at the National Christian
Church.
Federal City Lodge conferred the first
degree on a class OF candidates at lts
last meeting.
The grand master has arranged for
an interchange of lodge visits by assign
ing installations from one lodge to an
other. The following lodges will install
and be installed: Central. by Columbia,
July 7; Columbia, by Central, July 6;
Friendship. by Federal City, July S;
Federal City, by Friendship, July 7;
Covenant, by Phoenix, July S; Phoenix,
by Covenant. July 6; Salem, by Langdon,
July 6, and Langdon, by Salem, July Z.
Rebekah Lodges.
Friendship Rebekah Lodge will have
| charge of divine services at the
1. o. o. F. Home June at 4 pm.
Dorcas Rebekah Lodge will hold
bingo party at the close OF its meeting
June i at Odd Fellows Temple, 4l9
Seventh street.
with Noble Grand Ruth Anderson
presiding Elizabeth Ward was ap-
pointed on the Rebekah Anniversary
Committee. Mary Loar reported the
memorial services will be held IN the
National Christian Church at 8 pm.
June IL. The noble grand will have
charge Of a bingo and card party at
the close Of its meeting June l.
DAUGHTERS OF AMERICA.
The annual memorial services will be
conducted tonight in Eastern Presby-
terian Church DR.. Alfred E. Barrows,
the pastor, will deliver the address.
There also will be a program presented
by both the choir of the church and
by the Memorial Committee Of the State
Council, D. of A.
Independent Council convened, with
the councillor. Mrs. Ada Sylvester. in
the chair. Miss Audrey Maude Mirkle
was initiated. New officers were nomi-
mated. Some Offices were left open, to
be filled at the next meeting.
John L. Burnett Council met, with the
councillor, Ethel Slonaker, presiding
Nomination of officers was concluded.
Fidelity Council convened, with the
Ill T
siding. Miss Anna Redding, Mrs. Mary
Redding. Miss Catherine Allen, Miss
Irene Allen and Miss Telula Bean were
initiated. The charter was draped in
memory of Harry Seller, who died April
Is, and for Mrs Mary Wheatley Bayne,
who died April %.
Star Spangled Banner Council con-