Evening star., 1933-01-01

degree Thursday evening with Junior
Warden Alexander presiding.
Washington Centennial Lodge in
stalled the following officers: John
Rodgers Magill, master; James L.
Padgett, senior warden; William F.
Hisey, junior warden; j. Blynn Welden
p. M, secretary; Jason Waterman, P.
NJ, secretary emeritus. Leonard P.
Steuart, P. NJ, treasurer; Rev. Simpson
B. Daugherty, chaplain; Robert M.
Marshall, master of ceremonies; Worth
B. Folger, senior deacon; Joseph P.
Bailey, junior deacon; Elmer H. Johnson,
senior steward Russell A. Conn, junior
steward; George l., Leese, tiler.
Past Master william Watson Ayres
presided as installing officer. The
lodge will meet Wednesday at 7:3O pm.
EASTERN STAR.
Officers of Trinity Chapter were in
stalled at its last meeting. Hastye
M. Leith was installed matron by her
father, Mr.. Merchant, past patron of
Virginia. The following officers were
installed by Grand Lecturer Mollie E.
Teachum, with Past Matron F. Meta
Todd as grand marshal, Past Matron
Ruby Franklin as grand chaplain: Lee
Mohier. patron; Ruth Shike, associate
nasron; Henry Walker, associate pa
tron; Mary C. Wayson, secretary, re-
elected; Evelyn 4. Strout, treasurer, re-
elected; Margaret Graham, conductreSS;
Helen Titcomb. associate conductress;
Eunice Eaton, chaplain; Grace Pardee,
marshal; Gertrude Bailey, organist;
Annie Latra Price, Adah; Ruth Stuart,
Ruth: Frances Lacey, Esther; Madeline
Stuart, Martha; Louise Domdera. Elects;
Mary wallen, warder; Earl Blankenship,
sentinel Miss Birmingham rendered
installation SoloS, accompanied by Past
Matron Sally Wilson o. Harmony Chap
ter at piano. Past Matron Mohler pre-
sented the retiring matron with the
past matron's Jewel DR.. Clarence a.
Weaver presented the retiring patron
the past patrons jewel There will be
a Ways and Means Committee meeting
at the home of Past Matron Hoover
January g. The next meeting of the
chapter viii be January 5.
Mrs. Doris D. sutton, matron of
Joseph H. MilanS Lodge Chapter, an
nounces the meeting Thursday evening
will be Charter Members and Members
night There will be entertainment and
refreshments The Ways and Means
Committee win give dance and card
party January 81 at 2400 Sixteenth
street. The Bridge Club will meet Tues.
day at ~ o'clock with Mrs. Rose Brid-
we'll, 1912 c street northeast. Endow-
ment will meet January II with Mrs.
Carrie Abbott, 121 Twelfth street south
east IL O'Clock A rehearsal for the
officers January at O'Clock.
Congress Lodge Chapter will not meet
tomorrow evening. At the last meeting
officers were installed. Grand Matron
Edith Williams presented the jewel to
the junior past matron, Dolly GeorEa,
and Past Matron Laura B. Davis pfx-
sented the jewel to the junior past
patron, Luther L. Burr. Associate
Matron Edith c. Smith presented a
coffee table to the outgoing matron,
gift from the chapter. Ester Lauren
son, conductress. presented the out
going patron with cigarette case and
lighter from the chapter. Matren Ber-
nice NJ Laurenson received many gifts.
A card party will be held at so M Sweet
northeast January II by the Ways and
Means Committee.
Ruth Chapter will meet Monday.
There will be a reception to the new
officers, followed by dancing.
Right Worthy Grand Secretary Min
ME z. Keyes, assisted by Past Matron
Anna B. Wiley as grand marshal and
Past Matron Elizabeth A. Gavin as
grand chaplain, installed officers of Ma
orli Chapter, as follows: Matron, Edith
w. Clark; patron, Howard z. Wacker=
man; associate matron, Florence w.
TRAY; associate patron, John M. TRAY;
secretary, Martha H. Gould; treasurer,
Elizabeth NJ Chenoweth; associate con-
ductress, Alice w. Downey; chaplain,
Elizabeth C. Barker; organist. Mar
guerite NJ Fisher; Adah, Anne Gull
ford; Ruth, Ethel I. Ruff; Esther, Elsie
F. Crumbaugh; Martha, Bessie M. Bow
ers: Electa, Ruth t. Lawrence; warder,
Susan Sharman; sentinel, Charles A.
Stewart. The conductress-elect. Har-
riet c. Veley, and the marshal, Sara t.
Brown. will be installed at the next
meeting. Honored guests were Past
Grand Patrons Arthur M. Poynton and
Gratz Z. Dunkun1 of the District OF Co
lumbia, and George F. Dunlap, chair
man of the right worthy grand trus-
tees of the General Grand Chapter and
past grand patron of Nebraska, and G.
L. Billings, past patron Of Des Moines.
Iowa
Presentations were made to Junior
Past Matron V. Belle Mellen by Past
Matrol Helen D. Robbins and Ruth L.
Beurrier. and to Junior Past Patron
Robert W. Mccullough by Irene Haw-
kins and Edith L. Mccullough.
The matron appointed as chairmen OF
committees: Home Board, Florence w
TRAY, associate matron; Endowment
Bertha Shelton Wood, past matron
Chapter, Loretta NJ. Robinson, past ma
tron; Entertainment and Decorations
Anna B. Wiley, past matron-
An officers pledge ceremony was
given by the associate matron, assisted
by the other officers, when basket OF
roses was presented to the nlatron.
Esther Chapter will celebrate its thir-
ty-seventh anniversary Thursday eye-
ming.
home of Chairman Katherine McGrew
3I66 Eighteenth street, at pm, Janu'
ary 6.
The Home Board Committee Of st
Johns Lodge Chapter will sponsor tht
grand opening of the advance Spring
style show at the Sears, Roebuck Store
February Is. AS reservations for the
plate supper at o'clock must be made
in advance all who wish to attend are
urged TO contact some member OF thu
Home Boaro Committee. Following tht
supper will be musical entertainment
in connection with the show. The com
mittee viii meet at the home Of Maudt
Angelo January 10.
Officers Of Cathedral Chapter wer,
Installed Wednesday evening with Pas
Grand Matron Jessie w. Cowles ii
charge, assisted by Associate Grant
Matron Elizabeth Pitt as marshal, Pas
Matron Bessie T. Shipman as chaplain
and Past MatTon Carrie j. Vogt as or
ganist. The charge to the matron-eleci
G. Pearl Keck, was given by Past Ma
tron Alice NJ. Taylor and the patron
elect. David H. Davenport, was give
his charge by Associate Grand Patro
Il. Frank Kimmel. Past Grand Matro
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