Evening star., 1933-01-08

Means Committee, at which time he
outlined the program for the first half
of this year.
Mrs. Omar J. Veley and Mrs. Sara
Brown will be installed as conductress
and marshal, respectively at the meet
ing Of Naomi Chapter, No. 3, on We'd
nesday evening. The program of the
evening will be furnished by the Star
Point Society Of Lebanon Chapter.
Mrs. Edith W. Clark, worthy matron,
entertained the worthy matrons of the
chapters whose meeting night is the
same as that of Naomi chapter, BROOK
land, Cathedral, Hope and La Fayette, at
her home, 3114 Legation street, on Sat-
urday afternoon.
Mizpah Chapter held its regular meet
ing January 3. which was well attended.
Miss Esther Baker was installed as
organist, as she was i'll at the time Of
the regular installation. Refreshments
we're served in the banquet hall, after
which bingo was enjoyed by all.
At the last meeting Of Miriam Chap
ter, the following officers were installed
by Grand Lecturer Mary E. Teachum,
assisted by Past Matron Pearl D. Cliff
ford, acting grand marshal, and Past
Matron Sadie A. Boyce, acting grand
chaplain: Anne l. Hartline, worthy
matron: Otto E. Fearn, worthy patron:
Helen Hogan, associate matron; Earl
RraslearS, associate patron: Marie
Kimmel, secretary Cre-elected) Abbie
NJ. Gates, treasurer (re-elected) Byrdie
Sisk, conductress; Ellamay Fearn, asso-
ciate conductress; Lillian Higdon. mar
shal; Past Matron Daisey M Simms,
chaplain; Marie Linthicum. Adah:
Daisey Ruffner, Ruth; Anne Vogel,
Esther; Mamie Brashears. Martha +;
Mary PCgh, Electa; Jessie Tate, warder,
and Henry Leman, sentinel.
A gavel was presented to the worthy
matron, made from the cedars Of Leb-
anon by her husband, Pay Hartline;
also the matron was presented with
other gifts from friends. The Junior
past matron was presented with the
past matron's jewel by Past Matron
Pearl D. Clifford, and a coffee table
from her officers. Junior Past Patron
Harry Stsk was presented with the past
patrons jewel by his wife, Byrdie Sisk.
He was also presented wit, a pen and
pencil set from his officers. The chap
ter will hold its regular & Mon
day night, followed by tion to
the new officers.
The following officers We :ns.slled
in Electa Chapter at it a. meeting
by Miss Dorothy Tucker } installing
ot11eer, assisted by Mrs. Marietta
Thompson Mrs. Elizabeth Scott and
Mrs. Mary Benhoff: Mrs. Elsie D. AL
len, worthy matron; Norman Murphy,
worthy patron: Margaret Lainhart, as
Soclate matron; John James, associate
patron; Mrs. Elsie Robinson. secretary:
Mrs. Ethel V. Scantlebury, treasurer
Mrs. Mary B. Stone, conductress; Mrs
Mary A. Moody, associate conductress:
Mrs. Lucille Walters, chaplain; Mrs.
Nellie Murphy, marshal; Mrs. Maud
Fly. organist; Mrs. Blanche Reed, Adah:
MISS Blanche Evans, Ruth; Mrs. Mae
Blair, Esther; Mrs. Marion Parsells,
Martha; Mrs. Lille Robinson, Eecta !:
Miss Isabel Couper, warder, and Arthur
Emo. sentinel.
Mss Dorothy Tucker, the retiring ma
iron, was recipient of the past ma
irons jewel, fitted bag and a silk
quilt. The retiring patron received a
wrist watch and coffee perculator set.
The new matrOn. Mrs. Allen, received
a gavel and other gifts. A silk parasol
was presented to the retiring treasurer,
Mrs. Helen E. Roberts. Readings were
given by Mrs. Emma Mason.
At Ruth Chapters last meeting, Edna
N. Eisenhart was installed as Ruth by
Past Matron Ella Reed The chairman
OF the Home Board, Irene G. Deuter-
man, announced that the Home Board
WiI serve turkey dinner on January
~ at the Almas Shrine Temple. The
Home Board will meet Tuesday at the
nome OF the worthy matron, 1905
Floral street northwest.
Bethlehem Chapter viii hold its first
meeting Of the year on Tuesday eve
nlng, at which time there will be a
reception to the new officers and an in
teresting program
The worthy matron, Louise w. Chase
announces dinner for the officers. fol-
lowed by rehearsal, at $50 pm. to-
morrow at Northeast Masonic Temple.
At the meeting of Fidelity CHARTER
held January reception was given
TO the new officers. consisting of Janet
Il. Maxwell, worthy matron; Jerome K
oscar, worthy patron: Sophie Cahill,
associate matron; Gottfried Weber as
II,
retary; Fronie r. Bergman, treasurer:
May johnson, conductress and Florence
Bergman, associate conductress.
Florence Bergman, chairman of
Ways and Means Committee, announced
that there Will be meeting Of that
committee tomorrow at her residence,
1920 Oates street northeast.
Matron Bernice M. Lawrenson of
Congress Lodge Chapter announces a
rehearsal Of officers at the chapter room
on Thursday at o'clock A card party
win be held by Ella V. Everett for the
Ways and Means Committee on jan
uary II, at 60 M street northeast.
Bethany Chapter, No. "a, officers,
on December %, rendered a birthday
surprise party to Patron w J. Dun
ham. The Ways and Means Committee,
L. L. Cogan, chairman, met at the
matron's home, December 20. TO discuss
chapter activities for the year. Home
board members on December 80 plan
ned their activities at the home of
Associate Matron Ethel Morris. The
Endowment Committee INST January 5,
at the residence of its chairman, Mrs.
Huston. A bridge and 500 party will
be given at 1870 pm, Wednesday. at
the home Of Mrs. Anna White, 3l2O
Thirteenth street. under auspices of the
home board. The Boosters will be en-
tertained by Mrs. L. L. Cogan, chair
man, at her home, 1850 Northampton
street, Thursday evening.
Columbia Chapter bulletin announces
its members will hold a reception to-
morrow for the officers installed by the
worthy grand matron, Edith A. Williams
December 26. Program IN charge OF
the conductress. Evelyn E. Shank. The
chairmen Of committees have been ap-
pointed and scme have started theil
work. The Ways and Means Commit
tee, headed by Past Patron Guy l.. Aber
q IN