Evening star., 1933-02-12
will be at wardman Park Hotel Febru.

L LiOktOW CNC1lAA8 WAL NC 3vACh 3A3AAs.
The men of the chapter will be in
charge Of the entertainment and re-
freshments. There will be dancing
The grand matron has appointed the
Junior past matron, Eileen H. Dalstrom
as chairman of the Temple Committee
Past Matron Sadie A. Boyce has been
appointed chairman of the Endowment
Committee by the matron.
The conferring of the degrees is an
nounced by Matron NJ Elsie Babcock in
Esther Chapter Thursday evening. The
choir will meet at the home of Past
Matron Eta Davis, 1884 Lamont street
Wednesday evening. The Home Board
will meet Friday al the home of Asso-
ciate Matron Harriet Mears, 5425 Con-
necticut avenue. The program for the
a surprise program
Paul Cromelin night will be celebrated
Tuesday evening by Lebanon Chapter
All present and past grand officers OF
the District of Columbia have been in
vited, and the 1882 matrons and patrons
plan to attend in body. A special
program depicting THE March OF
Time" during 1882 has been prepared
by the organist, Mrs. Laura Wallace.
The annual dance and card party
| WALL VIC AiCAo dI t11C OA1Ol 11OICl
February Is.
Past Matron Mary r. French enter
tanned the 1928 officers at her home
Saturday evening, when a miscellane-
GUS shower was given to Miss Mabelle
Vanice.
William F. Hunt Chapter held bui-
ness meeting Thursday, when the de-
, greeS were conferred on Pauline Parker
The Star Points Society presented q
farce in honor of st. Valentines Day,
directed by Past Matron Sarah M. Ben
+, son.
Mizpah Chapter met February T. Miss
Louise Bonuso sang, accompanied at
the piano by Miss Crivella, and Mrs.
Gladys Thrift of Gavel Chapter gave
impersonations.
at 1910 Wisconsin avenue February 16.
A., of Mrs. HOLMAN, 1898 Thirty eighth
street, February %, by the Temple
Committee.
Ruth Chapters last meeting was a
home coming for Grand Matron EliZ-
abeth Pitt. Other distinguished guests
were Grand Patron F. Frank Kimnel,
Right Worthy Grand Secretary Minnie
E. Keyes, Past Grand Matrons Kimmel,
Williams. Bogley, Hollander, Gibb, Mer-
ritt, Fletcher and Past Grand Patrons
Pitt, Brashears, Dulin, Proctor and
Galloway, also the past matrons and
patrons Of Ruth Chapter, the matrons
and patrons Of 1888. The grand matron
was presented with basket of flowers
from the Past Matrons and Patrons
Association of Ruth Chapter, and silver
bread and butter plates from the 1888
association.
Solos were sung by Mrs. Riley and
Mrs. Pollock and Mr.. Werner and Mrs.
Deal of Bethlehem Chapter. Mrs.
Hursh of Martha Chapter entertained
with readings
| The home board will meet February
| Ia at the home Of Mrs. Zimmerman and
card party and dance will be held at
the shoreham February 16.
Matron Louise Reed of Gavel Chapter
announces the annual card party and
dance will be at the Kennedy-Warren
March IL.
DAUGHTERS OF AMERICA.
Kenilworth Council met, with Coun-
cilor Louise Kent in the chair. Inside
Sentinel nellie Dunkley was installed
by the Deputy Grace Easter. Madeline
Pahlow was appointed press correspond
ent. Mrs. Emma Hatswell was elected
to membership.
Loyalty Council convened, with Vice
Councillor Gladys Sager presiding. Mrs
Claude Lambert was appointed press
correspondent Installation of officers
was: Councillor, Mrs. Gladys Sager;
associate councillor, Mrs. Lillian Staley;
vice councillor, Mrs Hattie Mohler;
associate vice councillor, Mrs. Carrie
Cooper; conductor, Miss Eunice Eaton;
warden, Mrs. Minnie Simpson; junior
past councillor. Mrs. jamie Fenner;
associate junior past councillor, Mrs.
Irene Williams; trustee 18 months, Mrs.
Louise Grubbs. Deputy Mrs Floda
Reagan was the installing officer.
Star Spangled Banner Council con-
vened, with associate councillor, Miss
Florence Norton, presiding. The appli-
cation Of Mrs. Bertha Metzinger was
received and Mrs. Ora L. Ward was re-
instated. Mrs. Carrie Warden was
elected trustee, due to the resignation
OF Mrs. Ruth Boswell. The councillor
reappointed Miss Margaret Halfpap
junior press correspondent and pianist.
Unity Council was addressed by State
Councillor Mrs. S. Belle Gibson, State
Treasurer Mrs. Grace L. Ricketts,, State
Conductor Mrs. Deborah Streitberger,
Past Councillors Mrs. Marguerite Gray
and Mrs. Mamie Nichols and Lee STREET,
berger and Ira S. Gibson.
Martha Dandridge Council convened,
with councillor, Mrs Ruby Kirby, pre-
siding. Mrs. Hazel Kerns announced
a minstrel show, Colonial drill and
dance, to be held by the State Council,
February 18. The council welcomed
the new deputy, Mrs Maybelle Bernard
of Virginia Dare Council. She present.
ed past councillors pins to the outgoing
councillor, Mrs. Madeline Frye, and the
outgoing associate councillor, Mrs. Hazel
Kerns.
Mizpah Council held reception in
honor of its thirty-seventh anniversary.
Six charter members were present.
The program consisted Of tap dance,
by Misses Jane Moller and Margaret
Carroll; piano duets, by Misses Grace
Galleher and Margaret Gross, and Mrs.
Jennie Collier of this council was fea-
tured as soloist. Officers were installed
by Mrs. Martha Donaldson, senior past
councillor. as follows: Councillor, Elsie
G. Lynch; vice councillor, Margaret
Lynch; conductor, Bill Barnett; warden,
Mrs; Cora Marcy, inside sentinel.
Maritz Hartung; outside sentinel, Clara
Walker; junior past councillor, Mrs.
Lula Galleher; associate junior past
councillor, Johanna Tiverney; associate
councillor. Ellen Shoemaker; associate
vice councillor, Mrs. Mary Cockerille
and trustee, 18 months, Mrs. Eula Bar
nett. Councillor Elsie G. Lynch ap-
pointed Mrs. Ivy Harding as chairman
Of the Good Of the Order
Officers installed by past councillor,
Mrs. Deborah Streitberger, for Eagle
Council were as follows: Councillor,
Helen Garden; associate councillor. Eff
fie Schickler: vice councillor. Grace
Blakeslee; associate vice councillor, Bar
bara Higbee; conductor, Mary Bowman;
warden, Blanche Tawney; inside senti-
mel, Pearl Kidwell, and outside senti-
mel, Mamie Smelling. The program in
cluded a violin solo by George Schick-
Ter, accompanied by Miss Miller; duet,
Barbara and .Il1nin. Bowman. Miss Dora