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FRATERNITIES
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days.
At the meeting of March 81, which
was designated Associate Matrons ant
the grand matron, grand patron, Asso
ciate Grand Matron Mamie Green
street, Associate Grand Patron Edward
Riley and Associate Grand Conductres.
Louise Kreglow, as well as Past Crane
Matrons Amy Hollander, Grace Kim
mel, Pearl Watt Glib and Lena Steph.
enson and a number Of associate ma.
irons and patrons. Entertainment wa
provided by Mr. Power, Miss Shrevt
and the son of the associate patror
of Temple Chapter, Paul Street.
The Home Board met March % al
Epstein's, with Past Matrons Becker
Hoskinson. Shreve and Corwin anc
Mrs. Sophie Sherer, Mrs. Bertha Becker
and Mrs. Margaret Robertson as joint
hostesses.
Hope Chapter at its last meeting
conferred the degrees on Mrs. Virginia
Belt, Mrs Sadie Bowles and Mrs. Myrtle
Smith. The grand matron, grand pa
tron and Past Grand Matrons Mrs
Grace E. Kimnel and Mrs. Amy C.
Hollander were honored guests.
Associate Matron Ruth Baujan an
nounces a meeting of the Home Board
Committee April at the home of Mrs
Hattie Benninghoven, 1928 North Cap
itoi street.
Trinity Chapter at its last meeting
was visited by the grand matron grand
patron and Past Grand Matron KIM
mel. Degrees were conferred. The
Home Board meeting will be at the
home of Past Matron Ruby Franklin,
1442 G street southeast, April 4. The
Ways and Means Committee will have
a card party at the Amsterdam Hotel,
Fourteenth and Fairmont streets, April
will be Thursday evening.
Warren G. Harding Chapter met
March % at Masonic Temple and had
as guests the star points of the juris-
diction, including all of the Grand
Chapter star points. A Star ceremony
was conducted. The next meeting will
be April IL. Jack Lowd Is arranging a
get-together party for the night of
April 19 at the Lotus Restaurant.
Chapter will hold q luncheon at the
teenth street, April 4 from noon to 80
pm. All members of the order are in
vited. Reservations may be made by
calling Georgia 5435 or Cleveland 4121.
At the last meeting of the chapter a
program of music was rendered by L. E.
Corley, banjo; Roy Routt, saxophone,
and Fred Fisher, piano. Under the di-
rection of Walter Doe, jr, master
of ceremonies, and with his mother,
Mrs. w. c. Doe, accompanying on the
piano, quartet of juvenile entertainers
presented program in costume as fol-
lows: Songs by Misses Dorothy and
Mercedes Barry; reading Nth hoop
dance and military tap dance by Miss
Jean Duncan; dramatic song with
novelty dances by Miss Virginia Barry
accompanied by Walter Doe. Mrs. Nellie
E. Fletcher, past grand matron, and
Edward N. Riley, associate grand pa
tron, were among the distinguished
guests.
The initiation which had been sched-
uled for that meeting has been post
poned to April 25.
The fifth anniversary of the Matrons
and Patrons Association of Unity Chap
ter was celebrated April by q ban
quet at the Continental Hotel
The next meeting of the Home Board
will be held at the home of Mrs. Elida
Wooster, 1886 Ogden street, April 6.
Extensive arrangements have been
made for dance by Lebanon Chapter,
under the direction of its Temple and
Endowment Committees, at the Ken
nedy-Warren Hotel April 10 at $50
o'clock.
At its meeting April 5 Joppa Lodge
Chapter will celebrate the home COM
ing Of the associate grand matron, Ma
mie L. Greenstreet, past matron of the
chapter.
Mrs. Bessie @. jackson, matron, an
nounces degree work April 10. The chap
ter will present colored wedding, min
strel and dance at pm. April 81 at
the Masonic Temple, 4209 Ninth street
The annual children's party was held
at the last meeting. Entertainment was
presented by Mrs. Angelo Dondero's
minstrels.
Lebanon Chapter held style show
after the meeting Tuesday evening,
when hats and gowns were modelled by
Madella Smith, Julia Haslett, Mary
Oliver, Mary Erickson, Erma Absher
and Rena Alcorn. The Lebanon Play
ers will meet in the banquet hall of
the Masonic Temple April 4 at 7:30
pm. The Star Point Society will meet
at the home Of Mrs. Marguerite Davis,
4216 Thirty-eighth street, April 6.
The Matron and Patrons Association
of 1926 held its annual election March
18 at the home Of Vice President Veley,
with the president, Mrs. Emily Smith,
presiding. Officers elected were: Pres
ident, Miss Eff1e Broadnax; vice presi-
dent, Paul I. Neuhaus; secretary-treas-
urer, Mrs. Ethel Thorpe, reelected.
Mrs. Emily Smith, junior past president,
and Mr.. and Mrs. H. Mires will serve
on the Executive Committee
The distinguished guests we're the
grand matron, grand patron, Past
Grand Matrons Milan and Kimmel and
Past Grand Patron Pitt.
At the last meeting of Ruth Chapter
the degrees were conferred on Milton
V. Hanson, junior warden, and Herbert
M. Shedd, junior steward, of Stans-
bury Lodge. Tomorrow evening past
matrons and past patrons will be the
guests OF the chapter with the grand
matron and grand patron as guests of
honor
The home board will meet April II.
at the home of Mrs. Jane Walker with
Mrs. Alice L. Draper and Annie Ander-
sui dSSlSldIlI IOSleSSeS.
The Campbell-Loffler Sewing Club
which meets each Wednesday afternoon
at the Masonic and Eastern Star Home,
was entertained by Brookland, Takoma,
Temple, Columbia and Cathedral Chap
ters as hostesses The club is under
the direction of Mrs. Irma NJ Smith,
with Mrs. Pauline I. Loveless of Ruth
Chapter assisting for the March meet
ings. The members of the club have
been sewing articles for the Red Cross
and preparing articles for the "at
home" to be held in the Fall. Cathe-
dral Chapter was in charge, with Grand
Matron Elizabeth Pitt and Past Grand
Matron Katherine Loffler as guests,
March 29.
The Endowment Committee of Will
liam F. Hunt Chapter met Monday at
the home of Mary Kuntzleman, 1903