Evening star., 1933-10-29
FRATERNITIES
Thursday evening at 1900 Varnum
street, with Mrs. Hazel K. Kephart anu
Mrs. Leola Ferber as hosteSSeS.

Thursday evening at 1900 Varnum
street, with Mrs. Hazel K. Kephart ana
Mrs. Leola Ferber as hostesses.
Joppa Lodge Chapter held its annual
grand visitation at the last meeting.
Matron Bessie G. jackson welcomed the
grand officers. Gifts of silver were pre-
sented to the grand matron and grand
patron in a Pageant OF Joppa," pre-
sented by Past Matron Elvtra Magde-
burger. Those taking part in the pa
geant were Katherine Wilhelm, Virginia
Gibson, lima Mehlfelt, Vernie Leith and
Past Patron Horace Parsley. The music
for the pageant was presented by Lucille
Reinbach. Vocal solos were rendered by
Mrs. Vesta Lynn of Ruth Chapter, and
Mr. Forker of William F. Hunt Chapter.
There will be a regular meeting OF
the chapter November /.
After the business session Wednesday
evening members of Naomi Chapter
were entertained with a program IN
celebration of Halloween.
At meeting of the Past Matrons
and Past Patrons Association, at the
home of Thomas c. Doran. vocal solos
we're rendered by Miss Anna Kimball,
accompanied at the piano by Miss Ruth
Kimball. Readings were given by Miss
Phyllis Warner and Mrs. w. O. Ison.
The Grand Chapter officers paid Co
lumbia Chapter its annual visitation
october 23. Mrs. Lynn Y. Burton and
Edward E. Putnam, past r1atron and
past patron, respectively, of Columbia
Chapter, presented the grand matron
ana patron with silver gifts. The de-
grees were also conferred.
The officers of the chapter will meet
at the home of Mrs. Grace A. GucreSt
and Guy Gilcrest, 1922 Madison street,
November Z at 8 pm.
The Star Point Society is scheduled
TO meet with the conductress, Mrs. Eve
lyn E. Shank, Landover, Md, home OF
Mrs. Mary B. Eckert, November at
pm. Miss C. Maxine Goodman, assist
ing hostess.
Brightwood Chapter will hold a tur-
key dinner at AlmaS Temple November
2, 80 to 7:30 pm.
A meeting of the Home Board was
held october l8 at the home OF the
matron.
The officers Club met October 10 at
1901 Maple View place, with Mrs. Emily
Claridge as hostess.
East Gate Chapter met October 20.
Vocal solos were rendered by Miss Win
fired McMininly, accompanied by MRS.
Hannah GreaveS. Readings were gwen
by Mr. T. Ashby Flynn. On October ~
a special meeting was held Tor the con
ferring of degrees and November Is
the date set for the grand visitation.
The matron of Federal Chapter an
nounces an important meeting Novem-
her 3 of the Ways and Means Commit
tee at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. He'd
rick to make plans for the ThanksglV-
ing dance.
Areme Chapter will have the secre-
taries and treasurers OF the various
chapters as its guests Wednesday
night.
Klein and the matron, Mary Jane Jes-
ter met at the home Of Mrs. Cella
Michaelis, Monday night to plan their
program for Star Point night, NoVem-
ber Is.
The grand chapter officers will pay
LOYALTY Chapter its annual grand vlsl-
tation Wednesday evening, November l.
THE chapter held a rummage sale at
24o3 Nichols avenue southeast on Oc-
tober 26 to %. A card party was neio
of the home of Mrs. Hicks last night.
Joseph H. Milans Lodge Chapter re-
ceived the grand officers at It's annual
grand visitation october 10. Gl1ts OF
Silver were presented the grand o1ncers
by Mrs. Betty Bush and Mrs. Anna On-
klesbee. The Star Points Society pre-
sented the chapter with an altar, FasI
Grand Patron Joseph H. Milans MAKING
the presentation. On November tne
chapter will have a tacky party. On
November 16 Bethlehem Chapter will
be the guests Of the chapter.
Bethlehem Chapter will hold masked
dance and card party under the auspices
of the WAYS and Means Committee Oc-
tober 81 at the Hotel Continental.
The matron, Mrs. Louise w. Chase,
has appointed the following committees
for November and December: Mrs: Bes-
sic Melton and Mrs. Cecilia S. Shlrley
to visit the sick; Mrs. Mary Stien, Mrs.
Musetta Hill, Mrs. Sadie Grove, to vlsit
the shut-ins; Mrs. Ella L. Englehardt
and Mrs. Charlotte Gladhill, entertain
ment, and Mrs. Mary Brust and Mrs,
Catherine Gingell, chairman and vice
mittee.
The Star Points Society will meet No
vember 4 at the home of Past Matron
Adele Marseglia. 1856 Twenty-eighth
street, to complete plans for the Christ
mas family.
The Matrons and Patrons Association
of Unity Chapter met october 81 at the
home of Mrs. Estelle TompkinS, with
Mr.. and Mrs Cornish, Mrs. Mary G..
Hamill and Miss Mary Hoffman as host
esses. The annual election was held
with Miss Mildred Hicks as president,
Thomas r. Dobson as vice president,
Mrs. Mary G. HamiD, secretary and
treasurer.
The past matrons and past patrons Of
William F. Hunt Chapter met at the
home of their president, Mrs. Helen Jen-
nings, Hyattsville, Md.
The chapter met Thursday evening
and held Halloween party.
Chevy Chase Chapter will have charge
of religious services today from 8 to 4
pm, at the Masonic and Eastern
Star Home Rev. Edward O. Clark,
member of the chapter. will speak and
the music will be in charge OF Mrs.
Louise Boekhof.
Mrs Viola Snyder is sponsoring a
dance and Halloween frolic at the Hay
Loft Club, rear of 1926 Massachusetts
avenue, November 3, from to IL.
Martha Chapter was entertained with
moving pictures at its last meeting.
The Auxiliary Home Board met Octo-
ber rs at the home of Mrs. Hermie
Fisher, with Mrs Charlotte Wallace and
Mrs. Arleigh Selke assisting hostesses.
The members of the Home Board en-
tertained the guests of the Masonic and
Eastern Star Home, October q.
At the next meeting Of the chapter,
November 8, a play will be given by the
members of the Auxiliary Home Board.
The special guests will be the new
members of the chapter.
ODD FELLOWS.
Brightwood Lodge will be officially
visited Wednesday evening by Grand