Evening star., 1933-03-05
10 there will be an entertainment
and refreshments.

The Cathedral Bellies Of Cathedral
Chapter, will meet Tuesday evening at
the home of Mrs. Anne T. Heenan. 328
Adams street northeast The next meet
ing of the chapter will be March 8, at
7:30 o'clock, to be followed by short
program.
Washington Centennial Chapter, had
as its honorary guests, March 3. the
associate grand matron and associate
grand patron, with the associate ma
irons and patrons Of the various CHAP
tiers of the District in compliment 10
the associate matron, Mrs. Margaret
Bartz and her associate patron. Otho
H. Baker The members Of the En-
dowment and Chapter Aid Committees
acted as assistant hostesses.
Past Matron Mrs. Maud Shively mas
been appointed liaison member OF the
Masonic Personnel Employment Bureau
for a term of three years from the
chapter. =.
The Temple Committee will meet with
Mrs Ida KravitZ. 231 Eleventh street
southeast, March 8.
The Aid Committee will meet March
9 at 5000 Huntington street with Mrs.
Catherine Hiley hostess.
The Home Board will meet with Mrs.
Margaret Humphries, Berwyn, Nd,
March Is.
Congress Lodge Chapter will meet to-
morrow evening. There will be enter
tainment. At the last meeting Mrs.
Jennie Bell Ousley received the degrees
| through courtesy to Portsmouth, Va,
! chapter. The Eastern Star members
of the Metropolitan Baptist Church
choir attended in compliment to Mrs.
Ousley. Mrs. John Clary sang solo.
The meeting of Federal Chapter,
March 9, will be associate matrons and
patrons night. There will be a short
program, refreshments and dancing.
The last meeting of Harmony Chap
ter was known as Harmony Lodge
night. Past Grand Matrons Fletcher
and Bogley and Past Grand Patron
Charles S. Shreve were the honored
the members of Harmony Lodge. This
was responded to by J. Walter Hum
! phey master Of the lodge.
! Areme Chapter held a reception in
| honor of Grand Conductress Mrs.
| Helen L. Bra shears. The honored guests
were the grand matron of Virginia,
Grand Patron F. Frank Kimmel and
Past Grand Matrons Gibbs. Kimmel,
Merritt, Fletcher, Hudson and Barn.
hart, and Past Grand Patrons Brashears,
Proctor, Lewis and Belts.
At the meeting March Is st. Pat
rick party will be held and also style
show.
Hope Chapter will meet "Wednesday
in the Masonic Temple at 8 o'clock.
Matron Annie L. Fish will preside.
There will be an entertainment. The
program will consist of Spring fashion
show. The Hawaiian Serenaders will
render selections and Lester Lee will
sing.
At the meeting of Naomi Chapter,
Wednesday evening, the associate grand
matron and associate grand patron, with
the associate matrons and patrons. will
be invited guests A special program
has been arranged.
The past matrons and patrons held
their annual banquet and meeting at
Dodge Hotel, February %. The meet
ing was presided over by the president,
Bertha S. Wood. Election Of officers
was: President, Elma Jenkins; vice
president. Thomas c. Doran secre-
tary and treasurer, " Belle Mellen
There was initiation of Past Matrons
Mellen and Talbot into the association
The Temple Committee met at the
home OF Past Matron Mellen February
26, and arranged for its activities
The Dramatic Club will meet at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs Maurice Wede-
meyer. AIS Butternut street. Takoma
Park, Tuesday evening"
Brightwood Chapter will meet March
g. The past matrons and past patrons
will be entertained. The past matronS,
patrons and associates met at the home
of Past Patron Oehmler. There was
dancing and games. The Afternoon
Bridge Club will meet at the home of
Mrs. Schickler March 8. The Home
Board will meet March Is at the home
of Pauline M. O'Dell. The Officers
Club will meet March Is at the home
of Ida Anderson. A card party by the
Ways and Means Committee at Scholls
Restaurant in Trinity Towers March 20.
At its last meeting, Friendship Chap
ter presented testimonial to Andrew
Clifford wilkins, past patron of 1919.
recently elected grand high priest of
the Grand Chapter of Royal Arch Ma
sons. Past Matron Anna Perna made
the presentation and a special program
with refreshments was provided by the
men of the chapter The musical pro-
gram consisted of selections by the
Y. NJ. c. A. Glee Club, directed by
Mr.. Anderson; vocal music by Miss
Gross, and violin solos by Miss Ethel
Scott. Matron Freer announced the
appointment of Mr. Stanley as liaison
officer to the Masonic Employment Bu-
reau. The chapter is planning a rum
mage sale and a cabaret dance this
month.
Saint Johns Lodge Chapter tomor-
row evening will entertain the assoei-
ate grand matron. associate grand pa
tron, grand secretary, grand treasurer,
grand conductress and associate grand
conouctress and the officers of the vari-
GUS chapters holding similar stations
The entertainment will be furnished
by Jobs Daughters. Refreshments and
dancing after the meeting.
The ninth annual dance and card
party will be held at the Shorebam
Hotel. March 9th.
The Home Board will be entertained
by Secretary Clara Davis at her home.
4728 Fifth street. March Is. The
Home Board will serve a turkey dinner
at Almas Temple, March %, from S
to pm.
A meeting of the 1888 Matrons and
Patrons Association has been called by
President Berniece NJ Lawrenson at
the home of Mrs. Bessie G. jackson.
6700 Sixth street, April l.
La Fayette Lodge Chapter announces
its annual Spring dinner in Almas
Temple, from 5 to pm. March Is
The next meeting of the chapter will
be March 4. 1t will be mems night.
Columbia Chapter on February 27
celebrated Washingtons birthday. Mrs.
Ruth Snodgrass sang, and readings were
given by DR.. George L. Farnham, pas
tor of Cleveland Park Congregational
Church.
Past Matron Mrs. w. w. WALES, rep
resenting the chapter on the Board Of
the Masonic and Eastern Star Home
for 20 years, reported
The officers, Mrs. Alice M Atkinson,
chairman, will meet March 7, at 8