Evening star., 1933-02-05
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4ue k1OM0 6O6IQ WILL De eQCerL0l0eO
! February at the home Of Past Matron
i Plans will be made for the Spring style
show and supper at Sears, Roebuck &
Go. February is at z pm. Past Matron
Maude Angelo has been appointed
lchairman Of the Endowment Committee
Matron Margaret Wood has arranged
for a rehearsal of the degree work at
the temple February II at 2 pm. The
chapter will hold a card party and
dance at the Shoreham Hotel March g.
At the meeting Wednesday evening
Naomi Chapter will celebrate its 38th
birthday anniversary. The meeting has
also been set aside as special night
Tor the Matrons and Patrons Of 1888
The Home Board has announced q
homemade bake sale at Center Market
February IL. The Chapter Committee
has arranged tacky party at the home
OF Past Grand Patron A. M. Poynton
March II and dance at the Hotel
Roosevelt April 81.
Federal Chapter will celebrate its
seventh birthday anniversary February
8 at the new Masonic Temple at 8
pm. The entertainment of the eve
ming Is in charge of Alice Hansen. The
past matrons and patrons will be in
charge Of refreshments. Dancing will
conclude the evening.
The Matrons and Patrons Association
OF 1880 held a banquet Monday at the
Hotel Continental. Toastmaster Huston
Bressler. vice president, presided. The
distinguished guests and speakers in
cluded Grand Matron Elizabeth Pitt,
Grand Patron Frank Kimmel Past
Grand Matrons Merritt and Kimmel,
Past Grand Patrons Galloway and
Flitt, Associate Grand Matron Mamie
Greenstreet, and the president, Ruth
Speake.
Gifts were presented, on behalf Of
the association, to the president, Ruth
Speake; Vice President Huston Bres-
sler and Secretary Mary Curtin, by
Lester Eicher, Mrs Gertrude Smith
Bessie Franzoni presented Past Grand
Matron Grace Kimmel gift In the
name of the association.
| Officers elected were Mrs. Helen D.
Robbins, president: William A. Ziegler,
vice president, and Mrs. Mary E. Curtin,
re-elected secretary. Minnie E. Keyes,
secretary of the General Grand Chap
ter, assisted by Past Grand Matron
Merritt. installed the new officers. Mrs.
Lucy Fessenden was the chairman Of
the banquet committee.
Matron Agnes L. Motyka Of Bright
wood Chapter, announces initiation
at the meeting February 8. There will
be Valentine party. Anna Schickler
announces the annual cabaret dance
at Brightwood Masonic Temple, Feb
ruary %.
Junior Past Matron Ethel F. Nagle
was appointed on the Temple Commit
tee by the grand matron. The Associa-
ton Of the Past Matrons and Patrons
met at the home of Past Matron Coax
ley and initiated the junior past matron
and past patron. Past Matron Steker
was elected president and Past Patron
Oehmler vice president and Past
Past Matron Ardell Payne was elected
president of the 1881 Matrons and
| Patrons Association.
The Home Board will meet at the
home of Mrs. Louder February Is.
| ODD FELLOWS.
Grand Master Morris L. Dreeben has
called on the subordinate lodges for
| their recommendation as to instructor
from their lodge.
Lodges have been requested to ap-
| point a representative to the General
Relief Committee, which committee will
be organized as soon as all the names
have been sent in to the Office of the
| grand secretary.
| The Committee on the State of the
Order met Monday night to formulate
| plans for activity. Past Grand Master
Wilfred E. Lawson is chairman of the
committee and Past Grand Master and
Past Grand Representative John H.
Wood and Past Grand William F. Beck
er are the other members.
The official visitations have been ar
| ranged for by the grand master, the
| first one of which will be to Metropolis
Lodge, March l.
The Grand Encampment will meet In
, annual session Tuesday evening in the
| auditorium of the Odd Fellows Temple.
| Grand Patriarch Samuel F. Frye re-
| quests all members to attend.
Mount Nebo Encampment conferred
the royal purple degree on several can
| didateS at it's last meeting. The degree
work was under the direction of Will
lard w. Jones. William F. Becker,
! chief patriarch. presided.
/ Columbian Encampnent will meet
Wednesday evening. Chief Patriarch
| Milton S. Fall announces plans for the
Spring activities of the encampment
| Will be discussed
Fred D. Stuart Encampment will
meet tomorrow night. After a short
business session the degree team will
hold a rehearsal.
REBEKAH LODGES.
Officers and members of Martha
Washington Lodge held memorial
services in memory of three members
who have died within the month-Mrs.
Halle L. Harkrider, Miss Flora S.
johnson and Mrs. Belle H. Gibson, at
the stated meetings.
At the meeting January 26 plans
were proposed to honor Grand Master
Morris L. Dreeben, member of this
lodge, by a reception in the near fu-
ture Mrs. Ora Pfrimmer, recently
elected warden of the Rebekah AS
sembly and a member of Martha Wash
ington Lodge, will be included in the
honors bestowed. Mrs Nettie r. Nett
i Ter, past president, spoke.
At the last meeting of Esther Lodge
the degrees were conferred on Marie
w. Pratt and Marie Barrett by Ruth
Lodge.
The Noble and Vice Grands Associa-
ton of 1888 met at the home of Olive
Woodwork January 25. The following
officers were elected: President, Anita
l. Haight; vice president, Pellow, and
secretary, Julia Cauthen. The next
meeting will be held at the home of
Mrs. Pellow February Is.
PATRIOTIC ORDER OF AMERICANS.
b., At the last meeting of Camp No.
g the following officers were in
stalled by the district president,
Mrs. Burger, assisted by Mrs. Drum
mond, Chestnut and Buell.: Past
president, Mrs. Bertha Benham; past
assistant president, Mrs. Emma JOY;
president, Mrs. Lila Davis; assistant
president, Mrs. Mary Hind; vice presi-
dent, Mrs. Mary Newcomb; assistant
vice president, Naomi Kidwell; con-
ductor, Mrs. Powell; assistant con-
ductor, Miss Annie Kroner; chaplain.
Mrs. Madeline Hoag; recording secre-
ltary, Mrs. Mary P. James Fourth