Evening star., 1933-02-05
evening. Miss Stella q. Wilson VIII

1nVltaClOnS nave peen sent Dy MaCrOl
Pearl Keck to the chapters twenty
fourth birthday anniversary Februar,
%. The chapters meeting has beef
called of that evening on account O
the holidays and the members arr
planning to attend in q body. Tn
grand matron and the grand patro,
will be guests Of honor.
Mizpah Chapter will hold a shor
business meeting February z. The Stal
Points will have charge of entertain.
ment, after which refreshments will be
served. The Auxiliary Home Boarc
held its luncheon at the Annapolis
Hotel January 23 There will be 8
luncheon and dinner at 1910 Wiscon.
sin avenue February 16. The Home
Board will hold a card party at the
home of Mrs. Spille, $500 Edgemcol
lane, Bethesda, Md. February 10.
The grand matron appointed Junior
Past Matron Marie Morris chairman
of the Temple Committee.
The Past MatronS and Patrons As
sociation of Columbia Chapter met al
the Hamilton Hotel January %. Presi-
dent Antoinette L. Fischer presided
Guests were Junior Past Grand Matror
Edith A. Williams and Past Grand Ma.
tron Tillie C. Chauncey, Lourina M
German, matron; Ida E. Kebler, chap
lain; Lyman F. Kebler, patron, and
Mrs. Lane, sister of Clara B. Leverton
Election of officers was: President, Mae
E. Shade; vice president, Thomas H
Mullenberg, and secretary-treaSurer
M. Norveta Reed. An outing was
planned for next Spring at the coun-
try place of Past Grand Matron Tillie
G. Chauncey and j. Paul Chauncey
Broad Water, Md
The matron and patron took part
in the organization Of the 1888 Ma
irons and Patrons Association at the
Mayfiower Hotel January 28, result
ing in the election of the following
officers: President, Bernice Lawerson
matron Congress Lodge Chapter; vice
president, David H. Davenport, patron
Cathedral Chapter, and secretary
treasurer, Bessie G.. jackson, Joppa
Lodge Chapter.
Hope Chapter will meet next We'd
nesday evening in the Masonic Temple
and after the business session will joir
Naomi Chapter in celebrating its birth
day anniversary.
Lucille Purdy, conductress, announces
meeting of Dance Committees al
Masonic Temple February at 7:3O
pm. The chapters annual dance anC
card party will be held March 2 at
the Shoreham Hotel.
Esther Chapter met Thursday eve
ming and vocal selections were given by
Mrs. Ethel Martin of Cathedral Chap.
ter and readings by Mrs. Jean Jones
Matron NJ Elsie Babcock announces
the comforting of the degrees on Feb
ruary 16. The Home Board was hostess
to the Campbell-Loffler Sewing Club al
the Masonic and Eastern Star Home or
Wednesday and on Friday met with
Mrs. Leonor Reed. The program fol
the meeting of March 2 has been de-
signated as surprise program"
The 21st birthday anniversary OF Will
liam F. Hunt Chapter was celebrated
January 26. Guests Of honor were Past
Grand Matrons Bogley, Kimmel, Gibk
and Tobey of Maryland, Past Grand Pa.
irons Proctor and Belts, Present Grand
Matron Mrs. Elizabeth Pitt, Grand Pa
tron F. Frank Kimmel, Associate GRAND
Matron Mrs. Mamie GreenStreet, Asso-
ciate Grand Patron Edward N. Riley
Grand Conductress Mrs. Helen Bra
shears, Associate Grand Conductress
Mrs. Louise Kreglow. Grand Treasurer
Mrs. Mckenzie and Grand Lecturer
Teachum. The installation of Associate
Patron-elect John S. Goings was con-
Quoted by Past Grand Matron Sallye
Bogley. "A Passage of Time" consisted
of little poem addressed to each of
the chapters matrons and patrons and
was written by Past Matron Rose Car
ter. Past Patron Harry Forker sang,
the words Of which were written by
Past Grand Patron John Clagett Proc
tor, addressed to the matrons and
patrons.
The officers will hold a rehearsa,
February at pm.
At the meeting Thursday the degrees
will be conferred on Mrs. Pauline Par
ker. The Star Points will present a
farce in celebration of St. Valentine's
day.
The Ways and Means Committee will
meet February 10 at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Britt, 6209 Thirtieth street.
Mrs. Selma Klein and DR.. Richard
Gibb entertained at dinner the past ma
irons and past patrons of Areme Chap
ter at the Cavalier January %. Junior
Past Matron Katerine Irene Schmidt
and Junior Past Patron Gerhart Smiths
kamp were initiated, also Mrs. Rich.
ard Gibb, Mrs Anna Smithskamp anc
Mrs. Ethelyn Palmer. Officers elected
were: President, Maud F. Paul; first
vice president. Clair McCloskey; treas
urer. Louis Hartung: secretary, Lille B
Dorwick. and publicity chairman, Selma
Moore Foster
Congress Lodge Chapter will meet
tomorrow evening. Past Matron Doln
George was appointed by the grand ma
tron as chairman of the Temple Com
mittee. Esther Lawrenceson has been
appointed chairman of decorations anc
Past Matron Laura B. Davis chairman
of publicity. The Entertainment Com.
mittee, Helen Thran, chairman, met al
the home of Mabel Bernhardt, 1885,
Spring place, Thursday evening. Edith
C. Smith, chairman of the home board
announces card party at 60 M street
northeast, February II. A dance viii
be held at 1926 Massachusetts avenue
February %.
The goth birthday anniversary O.
Friendship Chapter was observed, as
well as home coming for the associate
grand patron. The distinguished guest!
included the grand officers, Past Crane
Matrons Kimmel, Chauncey, Fletcher
Gibb Merritt and Williams; Past Crane
Patrons Roberts, Brashears, West, Belts
Shreve, Proctor, Lewis and Cromelin
and delegations from the Associations
of Matrons and Patrons of 1928, 1872;
and 1881. Gifts were presented to Ma
tron Edna L. Freer upon the occasion
of her birthday, and to Associate Crane
Patron Edward N Riley in honor of hi!
election. The arrangements had beer
made by the past matrons and past pa
irons of the chapter, and a program o
specialties was in charge of Past Crane
Patron Lewis and Past Matron Selma
Klein Of Areme Chapter, including al
electrical display.
A Valentine party Is being arranged
for the meeting February IA. A care
party of Past Grand Matron Nellie E
Fletcher will be held at her home, 480,
Nebraska avenue, February 18, at 8 pm
The grand matron has appointed Pas
Matron Effie M. Mcmillan to the Tenn
pie Committee of the Grand Chapter.