Evening star., 1933-10-22
FRATERNITIES

avenue northeast at 5 pm, where a
leader will be waiting.
The Past Matrons and Past Patrons
Association held its annual Banquet at
the Hamilton Hotc! last night.
The ~ Xt meeting Of the chapter will
be held october 25, when I'll" Grand
Chapter officers pay their annual visit.
Matron Bernice Carlton CT Brookland
Chapter announces tie annual covered
Dish party of the chapter Will be held
at pm. october IS, at the Brookland
Temple
The following are grand visitations
this week: Columbia Chapter. October
2a pm; Electa Chaptcr. October "a.
$50 pm; La Fayet'e Lodge Chapter,
October =. 8 pm; Harmony Chapter,
October &C, ESQ pm
Good Will Chapter received the
grand officers at its annual grand
visitation last Friday evening. The dis
tinguished guests inclu1ad Grand Mas
ter of Masons Harry c. Kimball, Past
Grand Matrons K.mmel, Stephenson.
Gudc and CoWles and Past Grand Pa
tron George Pitt. Mss Frances Jack
sen OF Columbia Chaptr" ms. several
solos, with Mrs. RUBY Booth at the
plaI q
The Home Board entertained the
Campbell-Loefiler Sewing Club at the
Eastern Star Home Wednesday after
noon.
The Star Point Society will give
card party at SIT Eleventh street south
east October "a.
The Auxiliary Home Board of William
1Oy Ioy
home Of Mrs Rose Carter 3ll3 South
Dakota avenue northeast. The Officers
Club met Wednesday at the home OF
Mrs. Mable Britt. 6209 Thirtieth street.
After the completion Of the business at
the meeting Thursday. the chapter will
hold a Halloween party.
Unity Chapter met October 13 with
the Grand Chapter officers and the Ma
irons and Patrons Association Of 1888
made a short call.
The next meeting VIII be mems night,
in charge of Nle associate patron
George Stecklein-
The Home Board met Thursday at the
home of the associate matron, Mrs.
Emma Hough. She was assisted by Miss
Mildred NJ. Hicks. Plans were made for
a rummage sale, October 25 and 26, at
Twenty first and x streets. Any one
having rummage is requested to call
Mrs Frances Dobson, Columbia 82l0, or
the secretary.
The Unit Players met Friday at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. o. Patton.
Plans were made for a play to be given
in November
The choir will hold a rehearsal Octo-
ber "a at the home of Miss Thelma
Rice, 4314 Thirteenth street northeast.
rJ,l,a d I. lo
tanned October 28 at the home of the
associate conductreSs, Mrs. Dorothy
Faerber, 1913 S street, assisted by Miss
Harriet LaWleSS.
Washington Centennial Chapter held
its grand visitation at the last meeting.
Gifts of silver were presented the
grand officers The Endowment Com
mittee will meet Thursday evening at
l445 Spring road with Mrs. Mary H.
BayleS resident hostess.
The Past Matrons and Patrons Asso-
citation will be entertained at the home
of Past Matron Mrs. Josephine Hol-
land at the opening meeting of the
season.
The Goodfelowship Committee will
meet at the home of Mrs. Mae EtchiSOn,
1130 Chicago street southeast, Octo-
ber 25.
The Ways and Means Committee will
meet at the home of Mrs. Holland
October 81.
The next meeting of the chapter will
be held November g.
The Choral Unit will hold rehearsal
October % at 7:S0 pm. at the Ma
sonic Temple. Adolf Torovsky viii
direct.
7Iatron Mildred Steiner Schenick OF
,nple Chapter announces the meeting
OC- 1ber % will be past matrons and
past patron night. There will be re-
freshments s..ld entertainment.
The Grand Chapter officers paid Miz-
pah Chapter their annual visit October
II. Entertainment of songs and read
ings was furnished.
Mizpah Chapter will meet in a body
at the Congress Street Methodist Prot
estant Church tonight
A special meeting for the purpose of
installation was held October 10.
Lebanon's treasury chest will be the
important feature of the meeting Tues
Gay evening.
Mount Pleasant Chapter will serve a
Boston dinner at the Masonic Hall,
Fourteenth and Kenyon streets. October
Is from to 9 pm. Cards Will follow
the dinner.
ODD FELLOWS.
The Grand Lodge officers will accom-
pany the president of the Rebekah As
Sembly, Mrs. Amy V. Glossbrenner on
her second official Fall visitation to
I-N-tlN T IL L, ~ n
Temple tomorrow.
Grand Patriarch James E. Griffith,
accompanied by his Grand Encampment
officers and large delegation of men,
bers, will go to Baltimore to witness the
comforting of degrees Tuesday.
The grand officers and delegations
from all branches of the order, including
the RebekahS, encampment members
and subordinates. will leave Odd Fellows
Temple in buSSeS IOr Frederick WedneS-
day at 5:l5 pm. to participate in a
rally and parade. The g,and sire and
deputy grand sire will be rendered a
reception in the auditorium of the Odd
Fellows Temple Thursday evening
The Grand Lodge officers will officially
visit Anity Lodge in Odd Fellows Tenn
pie Friday night. Following the vista
ton a large delegation of the members
OF Columbia LOoge and D0rcaS Rebekah
Lodge. accompanied by members of
other lodges, will take a special train
for Pittsburgh Pa. for a tWo-day en-
tertainment and reception.
Eastern Lodge met last Wednesday
evening and the degree team conferred
the initiatory degree on candidate.
DAUGHTERS OF AMERICA.
Pride of Washington Council cele-
brated its second birthday anniversary.
The councillor, Mrs. Frances Neville,
presided. The occasion of the meeting
was to celebrate the anniversary and
to tender a reception to the incoming
deputy. Mrs. Ethel E. Burroughs, re-
firing deputy. Mrs. Sadie Levy. and Gel
citrate the appointment of Mrs. Lillian
Lewis on the State Council Credential
Committee. Those contributing to the
program of entertainment were: James
Campbell and Herman Lovett. Hawaiian
selections; skits by Miss Cleo Lewis
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