Evening star., 1933-05-21

ter met at the Cavalier Hotel last
Monday evening. Miss Cora Shreve and
Past Matron Selma Klein outlined the
performance for Birthday night. Sep
tember 20. Mrs. Anna Smitskamp, con-
ductress, served refreshments.
At the meeting Of the chapter We'd
nesday night, Matron Mary Jane Jes-
ter thanked the Ways and Means Com
mittee for its active work and also
the members for supporting the COM
nittee A card party and dance was
held last Thursday night ut the Co.
lonial Hotel.
The Treasurers' Association will meet
at the home of the grand treasurer,
Mrs. Lille Mckenzie, 1867 Biltmore
street, May ~ at 8 o'clock.
The degrees were conferred at the
last meeting Of Unity Chapter. Moth.
er's night was also celebrated. A red
carnation was given to each mother.
The grand matron. grand patron. and
Past Grand Matron Mrs. Grace Kim
mel were special guests.
The Unity Bridge Club will meet
May % at the home of Mrs. Elizabeth
| Titus, 9414 Georgia avenue Silver
Spring, Md. She will be assisted by
Miss Minnie Fredricks.
The next meeting will be May 26:
There will be an apron social ana
program.
A party for the benefit Of Ways and
Theater June l.
At the next meeting Of william r.
Hunt Chapter the grand conductress
and associate grand conductress viii
be the honor guests, accompanied by
the conductresses and associate conouc-
tresses Of the various chapters. .
The next meeting OF the ways ano
Means Committee will be held May
%. at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Schonenberger. 1921 Sixth street south
west
The meeting Of the Endowment
Committee has been changed from
May % to May 20 at the home OF
Evelyn Richards, 1896 Livingston street.
The members of the Home Board
will meet at the Regal for lunch May
% at noon, after lunch attending the
General Home Board meeting.
Fidelity Chapter met last Thursday
evening for business and entertain
ment. On May 81 there will be a card
party and dance by the Auxiliary
Home Board, at the home OF Mrs.
Sophie R. Cahill 3117 Hiatt place On
June the chapter will celebrate its
18th birthday anniversary.
Matron Annie I. Hartline announces
the meeting tomorrow evening Of Mi
riam Chapter will be followed by an
entertainment.
The members of the Home Board are
requested to meet for luncheon, May
% at noon at the Regal Restaurant,
and attend the Home Board meeting
in body at 1880 pm.
! The Star Point Society will have
moonlight ride down the Potomac on
June 5.
The matron OF Columbia Chapter an
nounces at the meeting May % the de-
grees will be conferred. Part Of the
meeting will also be devoted to me-
mortal service.
The Masonic and Eastern Star Home
Board Auxiliary will meet tomorrow in
the Masonic Temple, Thirteenth street
and New York avenue, at 1850 pm.
The matron of Bethlehem Chapter
plans an interesting meeting Tuesday
with an entertainment by members of
Maryland Avenue Baptist Church, fol-
| lowed by refreshments. Present and
past star points will be the guests of
the chapter. The Temple Committee
will have as its guest speaker Phoebe r.
Lightner, general chairman. The bowl
ing team will also be honored at this
meeting.
The Home Board will meet for lunch
at noon, at Sholls @ street cafe, May
%, and will later attend the General
Home Board meeting. On May rs the
Home Board will meet at Northeast
Masonic Temple. with Past Matrons
Barrows, Nelson and Self as hostesses.
Matron Louise w. Chase announces
the plans for the moonlight trip June
S are being completed.
The Home Board of Bethany Chapter
will meet at the Lotus Restaurant at
1890 pm. May %. the assisting host
esses being Past Matren Roberta Fosse,
Mrs. Corinne Edwards and Mrs Watson.
The annual boat ride down the Potomac
River will be June at 8 pm.
Washington Centennial Chapter will
serve a dinner at the new Shrine Temple
May IS from $50 to 7:30 pm. joint
meeting of the Ways and Means and
the endowment Committees will be held
in the Shrine auditorium following the
dinner service. The chapter has under
consideration q week end vacation trip
before adjournment for the Summer
months.
The associate grand matron and as
scciate grand patron, with the associate
matrons and patrons OF the District,
we're the guests of Ruth Chapter last
were entertained with violin solos by
Prof. A. Ralon, accompanied by Mrs.
Ralon; tenor solos by Paul CARRIER,
readings by Miss Julia Carthen, bari
tone solo by Randolph Meyers of the
Y. NJ C. A. and violin solo by Miss
Mary Eckam. The next meeting will
be June 5.
At its next meeting Gavel Chapter
will entertain the associate matrons and
| patrons.
The Home Board Committee will hold
a card party tomorrow at so M street
northeast Star points meet Wednes
day with Lois Mount, 2l4 Randolph
avenue, Potomac, Va. Any one without
transportation meet at Fourteenth street
and Constitution avenue at 7:45 pm.
At the next meeting of Federal Chap
ter the children Of all members will be
special guests. The program, as ar
ranged, will feature children Of all ages.
Congress Lodge Chapter celebrated
its ninth birthday anniversary Monday
night. The guests were the grand ma
tron and grand patron, Past Grand
Matrons Kimmel and Hollander, Past
Grand Patrons Pitt and Lewis and the
patron of Bethany Chapter, William j.
Denham, who is also master of Congress
Lodge. The past matrons and patrons
of the chapter were honored in a special
ceremony presented by the matron, Ber-
nice M. Lawrenson. A musical program
was given by Mabel Bernhart, and Ethel
Chapter, was the Soloist Of the evening.
A boat excursion will be held on June
S, when the chapter joins Bethlehem
Chapter. A meeting of the Past Matrons
and the Past Patrons Association will
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