Evening star., 1933-07-02

Carr. master. Also the officers and
members Of the following chapters of
the Eastern Star, with their families:
Electa, Mrs. Elsie D. Allen, matron;
Norman H. Murphy, patron; Naomi,
Mrs. Edith w. Clark, matron; Howard
2. Wackerman, patron; Unity, Mrs.
Stella M. Arseneau, matron: John M.
Hall. patron, and Trinity, Mrs. Hattye
M. Leith, matron: z. Lee Mohler, pa
tron
The Music Committee for these OPEN
air services this season, appointed by
the grand matron, is composed of Mrs.
Stella M. Arseneau, chairman, Unity
Chapter; Mrs. Mary Jane Jester, Areme
Chapter: Mrs. Mae s. Purcell, Chevy
Chase Chapter; Edward Towers, Hope
Chapter: Elmer Harrington, Lebanon
Chapter.
EASTERN STAR.
The 1928 Matrons and Patrons As
sociation held an outing June 18 at the
Summer home of Past Patron and Mrs.
Harry Seabridge, North Beach Park.
Bathing, grabbing and horse shoe pitch
ing were on the program. The presi-
dent. Mrs. Mary N. Keifer welcomed
the guests. The association has several
other outings planned for the Summer,
the dates to be announced later.
Acacia Chapter met June 20 prior to
adjournment for the Summer The
children were entertained. Favors were
distributed and refreshments served.
The star Points will meet July IL at
the home of Mrs. Elva Dunn. The
chapter will resume its meetings Sep
tember 10.
The past officers Of Unity Chapter
were entertained at the last meeting.
As a surprise an old photo of each was
flashed on a screen. A gift was pre-
sented to each from the matron. Mrs.
Flora E. Campbell, right worthy grand
treasurer, was a guest.
The Dramatic Club picnic was held
at Beverly Beach, June "a.
Unity Chapter will-be special guests
at the services on Temple Heights
July 2.
The annual picnic Of the Matrons
and Patrons Association will be held
July IS at the Summer home of DR..
and Mrs. Hoofnagle at Washington
Grove, Md. All members have been
invited to attend. A bus will leave
the Masonic Temple at 1:30 pm. All
going should notify Mr.. Clary, phone
Georgia 1907, not later than July 10.
Areme Chapter will hold an excur-
sion and crab feast July 8 at Chesa-
peake Beach. The train leaving at
2:30 and returning at 1890 will have
special coaches. For additional infor-
nation and tickets call Mrs. Mabel Ha-
gen. Mrs. Grace Barr or one of the
team captains. The crab feast will be
served from S to 7:30 at Selinger's.
Good Will Chapter. at its last meet
ing. observed Children's night when the
children of the chapter members and
their friends presented a program.
Mrs. Pearl F. Darr entertained the
Home Board at her Summer home in
Beverly Beach Saturday afternoon and
The chapter meetings have been
called of during July and August.
The last meeting of Bethlehem Chap
ter prior to the Summer recess was held
Tuesday Honored guests We're Past
Grand Matron Lena Stephenson and
Associate Grand Conductress Louise
Kreglow The conductresses and asso-
ciate conductresses of the District were
guests.
The chapter will hold picnic July
20 at section 26 in Rock Greek Park.
All members are invited.
The Past Matrons' and Past Patrons
Association will hold its annual pic
mic at Past Grand Matron Stephen
sons Summer home September "a.
La Fayette Lodge Chapter on June
% held its last meeting of the season.
An entertainment was given by Jobs
Daughters. Bethel No. 2.
invited the chapter members and their
families to spend July 4 with them at
their Summer. home in Epping Forest,
Md
The next meeting of the chapter will
be held September Is.
The choral unit. Of the Star Builders
will hold rehearsals at the Masonic
Temple July and 81 at 7:30 pm. The
members of the drilling and choral
units will hold picnic at the Summer
home of Grand Patron F. Frank Kim
mel, at Shadyside, July %. The men,
bers of the units and their families are
invited.
Martha Chapter, at its last meeting,
was entertained by the children of the
Masonic and Eastern Star Home, under
the direction of Mrs Paul Dietrich Of
Chevy Chase Chapter The program
consisted of flag drill, duets, quartets.
violin and piano solos. The distin-
guished guests were Right Worthy Grand
Treasurer Mrs Flora Campbell. Past
Grand Matron Mrs. Julia Streater and
Past Grand Patron Wallace Streater.
The chapter will recess during July
and August. The next meeting will be
September /. Members are invited to
Ioi~ ,kc ak
Naomi Chapter held its last meet
ing until September on Wednesday eve
ming. The home board was in charge
of the program Miss Doris Freed
gave readings and FlorenZ Hing rem
dered solos. with Rolla Onion at the
piano. The officers presented bou-
uuet to the matron, Mrs. Edith w.
Clark. in honor of her birthday. Past
Matron Elizabeth A. Gavin, who leaves
soon to make her home in California,
was also presented with a gift and ad-
dressed the chapter. The matron an
noumced the chapter will Join in the
services at Temple Heights today at 4
o'clock.
The Chapter Committee gave supper
at the home of Mrs. Sara Brown at
Falls Church Thursday. Following the
supper cards were played.
The Matrons and Patrons Associa-
ton of 1888 held picnic at the cot
tage of the Patron H. E. Wackerman
at Fairview Cliffs, last Sunday.
ODD FELLOWS.
At the last meeting of Fred D. Stuart
Encampment the following officers were
elected B. Olaf Olson, chief patr1-
arch: Herman F. Heffley, high priest;
A. P. Dobbins, senior warden; Elmer
Cummings, scribe: Ernest L. Loving,
treasurer; Arlington S. Custer, junior
warden. A class made up Of cand1-
dates from Columbian, Mageneu and
Fred D. Stuart Ecampments were ex-
alted to the Royal Purple degree.
Mount Nebo Encampment met last
Monday night. Officers elected were: