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FRATERNITIES

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will be guests. On may Z the members
of the chapter are invited to attend
services at Eldbrooke M. e. Church.
The matron of Temple Chapter
Nilderd Steiner Schenick, announces
the meeting of May will be amateur
entertain the guests At the Masonic
and Eastern Home the afternoon OF
May 8. The board will hold card
party at the home Of Yetta Herson,
1909 Webster street, wednesday eve
ming.
The Ways and Means Committee will
hold a card party May 1S at the home
of Reba Stein. 1892 Georgia avenue.
At the meeting ADril a. entertain
ment was furnished - Mrs. Mildred
Smith. soprano soloist, accompanied by
Mrs. Katherine Clay; Fred E Gross
accompanied by Miss Norma Black, and
Master Burnett I. STREET. did q tap
dance.
The meeting Of st. Johns Lodge
Chapter scheduled for May Is called
of on the account OF the Grand Chap
ter session. Members Of the chapter
having birthdays in May will be special
guests at the May IS meeting. There
will also be invitations.
Treaty Oak Chapter celebrated its
Tooth meeting since its institution
with q program arranged by the Star
Point officers. A short history was
given by the patron and remarks by
Past Grand Matron Bogley. Vocal Sc
lections were rendered by Past Matron
Hartung q Areme, and Past Patron
Forker Of Hunt Chapter. The meet
ing May is called of on account OF
Grand Chapter session. The annual
supper dance is May 3, at the Regal,
Fourteenth and H streets.
The meeting of Congress Lodge Chap
ter is called of tomorrow evening on
account of the Grand Chapter session
At the last meeting the associate grand
matron and associate grand patron
were the honor guests; also Past Grand
Patron Belts and the master Of Con-
gress Lodge.
: The entertainment was provided by
Helen Thran and was in the form OF
a circus. All associate matrons and
patrons were special guests.
A dinner is planned by the Ways and
Means Committee at Almas Temple,
May 10, also a card party at so M
street northeast May is. The Card
Club will meet Tuesday evening at the
home of Past Matron Ethel Bell, 4433
Fourteenth street northeast.
The Home Board of Washington Gen.
tennial Chapter will visit the Home
family Tuesday afternoon. On Wednes-
day the board members will sponsor
a card party at the Continental Bakery
as the guests of the management after
tour through the establishment
Luncheon will be served.
The chapter will meet May and
have as special guests the secretaries
treasurers, conductresses and associate
conductresses Of the Jurisdiction.
Areme Chapter, at its next meeting
will entertain as its guests the associate
grand matron, Mrs. Mammie Green
street, and the associate grand patron,
Edward Riley, and the associate matrons
and associate patrons. There will be
entertainment and dancing.
The Ways and Means Committee will
hold a chicken dinner at the North
east Masonic Temple May 8, from to
7 o'clock.
The degrees we're conferred by
Bethany Chapter on April 21. A card
party under the auspices of the En-
dowment Committee. will be held at
the home of Past Matron Ida Huston,
GIG Upshur street next Thursday eve
ming. Refreshments will be served. The
rummage sale will be in the second
week In May.
East Gate Chapter, at its meeting
Friday evening, will have endowment
night, when the purpose and present
status of the endowment fund of the
Masonic and Eastern Star Home will
be presented. A play. Nothing But the
Truth" will be given for the benefit
of the chapter by the Ways and Means
Committee May IL, at $40 pm. at
Sherwood Presbyterian Hall, Twenty
second street north Of Rhode Island
avenue northeast.
At the April meetings Of the chapter
mems and children's nights were fea-
lures.
Esther Chapter will have q unique
and unusual entertainment feature as
a part of its meeting Thursday evening
The choir rehearsal will be held Tues
day evening at the home of the matron,
NJ Elsie Babcock, All Twelfth street
northeast, with Past Matron Lucy Fes-
senden and Mrs. Ethel Barber as as
sisting hostesseS.
The Dramatic Club of Bethel No. l,
Jobs Daughters, entertained Cathedral
Chapter Wednesday evening with three
sketches. Those participating were
Yvonne Buechart, Emma Bell, Wanda
Shreave, Katherine Abbott. Cleo Lewis
Isabel Ager, Christian Thackara, Lucille
Nussbaum and Dorothy Brawner.
Mems night will be observed May TO-
The Cathedral Bellies will meet Tues
day evening at the home of Mrs. Anna
H. Davenport, 1925 Illinois avenue, with
Mrs. Florence L. Branson assisting
Mrs. Jessie S. Bradley will be hostess to
the Home Board Wednesday evening at
her home, 1910 Tuckerman street, as
sisted by Mrs. Bessie Shipman.
Degrees were conferred at the last
meeting of Martha Chapter. The Past
Matrons and Past Patrons Association
met at the Capitol Park Hotel April 20
At the meeting Of the chapter May S
the officers of Bethel No. of Jobs
Daughters will initiate candidates. A
special invitation is extended to the
mothers in Martha Chapter.
Warren G. Harding Chapter met
Tuesday. The past matrons and past
patrons furnished entertainment and
refreshments. They presented the
nI,p NtA k-s~ fo - ~.