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Chevy Chase Chapter will meet Tues
day night, with the guests from the
Masonic and Eastern Star Home in
vited as special guests for the evening.
Associate Matron Mrs. Viola Snyder
announces a festival, bazaar and dance
at the Hay Loft Club, rear of 1925
Massachusetts, avenue. April at pm.
The choral unit of the Star Build
ers of the Order of the Eastern STAR
under the direction of Adolph Torovsky
will hold a rehearsal in the Masonic
Temple April 9 at 7:30 pm. An invi-
tation is extended to all members of
the order to become associated with this
unit.
The Temple Committee of Naomi
Chapter will hold a card party at the
home of Past Patron Thomas c. Doran,
304 Longfellow street, April Z. The
Endowment Committee met at the
home of the secretary, Miss Martha H.
Gould, Tuesday evening. The Dra-
matte Club will meet with Past Matron
Helen Robbins, 304 Longfellow street,
Tuesday evening and arrange for the
program which will be given under its
direction at the next chapter meeting:
The matron announces a crucible. In
which deposits of old gold and silver
may be made. will be in place at the
next chapter meeting.
Mrs. Flora E. Campbell. right worthy
grand treasurer Of the General Grand
| Chapter. and Mrs. Rose A. YoSt, grand
secretary of the District Of Columbia,
will entertain the Secretaries Assocla-
ton at the home Of Mrs. Campbell, lao
| Twelfth street southeast, April 8, 7:3O
pm.
Washington Centennial Home Board
| will visit the 0. E. S. Home April with
a program and refreshments.
The Temple Committee will hold
card party at 4728 Fourteenth street
the evening of April 5.
The chapter will meet April 7, when
the degree work will be featured.
Religious services at the Masonic and
o. E. S. Home will be conducted by the
chapter April 9, at 3 pm. DR.. Chobot
of the Sixth Presbyterian Church will
officiate and the choir of the chapter
will furnish special music.
The choir will take part in a program
in Trinity Chapter the evening OF
April 6.
Bethany Chapter will celebrate its
fourteenth birthday anniversary April
7. The Grand Chapter officers will be
present. There will be a program fol-
lowed by refreshments and dancing.
The home board meeting and lunch
con was held March 81 at the Kenesaw
Cafe, the hostesses being Mrs. Cora Els
enhower, past matron; Ellen Meyers
and Mrs. Grace Roberts.
The Sunshine Committee Will spon-
sor a luncheon and style show at Sears,
Roebuck, Bladensburg road northeast,
April S.
The Boosters will give a novelty
dance April %.
The annual rummage sale will be
held May IL and 13.
Lafayette Lodge Chapter met March
%, when secretaries and treasurerS
night was celebrated. The distinguished
guests were Mrs. Flora Campbell, right
worthy grand treasurer of the General
Grand Chapter; Mrs. Rose A. Yost,
grand treasurer, and Mrs. Louise Kreg-
low, associate grand conductress OF the
Grand Chapter of the District OF Co
lumbia. Secretaries and treasurers OF
the Jurisdiction were special guests.
The meeting was followed by COM
edy sketch, 1.-The District School"
The Star Point Society will meet at
the home of Mrs. Teresa Campbell, 235
Emerson street, April 7. All star
points, past and present, are invited.
A public card party will be held IN
the chapter room April 8.
The Cathedral Bellies of Cathedral
Chapter will meet at the home OF Mrs
Edith L. Young, 2243 Wisconsin avenue,
tuesday evening. with Mrs. Loretta
johnson assisting. This group will en-
tertain the chapter following the meet
ing, April II.
Mrs. Eva Horn will be hostess to the
Home Board. Thursday evening, at her
home. 3S18 Livingstone street, assisted
by Mrs. Anna H. Davenport.
Mrs. Mary Jane Jester, matron OF
Areme Chapter, announces at its next
meeting a covered dish social Will be
held.
DAUGHTERS OF AMERICA.
The State councillor, Mrs. S. Belle
Gibson, and her officers will go to Capt.
tol Heights, Md, April 6, to visit Star
Spangled Banner Council.
Betsy Ross and Mizpah Councils will
hold a combined dance April at
Northeast Masonic Temple.
Mrs. Leona Burnett, councillor, pre-
sided over the meeting of Star Span
gled Banner Council when arrange
ments were completed for their annual
visitation April 6. The good OF the
order and officers were entertained at
the home of Mrs. Haller Wednesday
evening, and were entertained with a
"cootie party"
The meeting of AnacoStia Council
was presided over by the councillor, Mrs.
Ethel e. Burroughs. Miss Helen Van
Wormer was installed as inside SEN
tinel.
Fidelity Council met Tuesday eve
ming. The assembly was called to or
der by Miss Ardelle Lavender, coun-
cilor. 1t was decided to participate in
the Army day parade.
The degree team Of Golden Rule
Council initiated Miss Louise Twombly
and Mrs. Ora Mae McMinn. The State
councillor, accompanied by Mrs. Mabel
paid this council brief business call.
Mrs Virgie Lyons. councillor, presided.
Triumph Council met with Councillor
Hilda Peake in the chair. Cootie games
were played. A bingo party will be
held April 13.
At the last meeting Of Mayhower
Council, Councillor Mildred Sykes pre-
sided. The resie nation of Annie Drum
mond as vice councillor was accepted.
Past Councillors Mrs. Ethel Miles and
Mrs. Mamie Wilmer were installed as
the and II month trustees, respec-
lively.
Friendship Council convened March
"a with the councillor, Mrs. Maude Frye,
presiding 1t was the annual visitation.
The State councillor and her officers
were officially received.
Pride of Washington Council con-
vened with Charles Luh acting as
councillor. Two new applications were
received for membership.
Progressive Council convened, with
the councillor, Mrs. Anna Anderson,
presiding. Several of the State council
officers were welcomed by the councillor
IMPROVED ORDER OF RED MEN.
Red Wing Tribe will hold a bingo
and dance at 713 D street tomorrow.