Evening star., 1933-01-08
FRATERNITIES

evening buffet supper will be held in
the banquet hall. Arrangements are in
charge of Associate Grand Patron F.
Frank Kimmel. Those desiring to at
tend may make reservations through
Past Grand Patron Theodore c. Lewis.
A reception to the new officers will
feature the meeting of Cathedral Chap
ter Wednesday evening. Past Matron
Alice M. Taylor will be charge Of en-
tertainment and Past Matron Ethelyn
Casey is chairman of refreshments.
Grand Lecturer Molie E. Teachum
will direct the rehearsal for the officers
tomorrow evening from to o'clock
in the chapter room.
The matron, Mrs Pearl Keck. has
appointed the following committee
chairmen: Fraternal Correspondent,
Patron D. H. Davenport; Finance, Past
Patron Alan r. Horn, Bylaws, Elmer
johnson; Examining, Past Matron
Phoebe r. Lightner; Printing. Past Ma
tron Elizabeth r. Cornish; Instruction,
| Associate Matron Louise NJ. Garner;
Linen and Paraphernalia, Associate
ConductreSS Izetta Kennon; Choir Di-
rector. Past Matron Jessie Bradley;
Lights and Slides, Past Patron Alan R.
Horn; Auxiliary Home Board, Associate
Matron Louise NJ. Garner.
Mrs Emma H. Eichelberger and Mrs.
Ellnor S. Kozel comprise the Sick Com
nittee for the month of January.
Esther Chapter observed its 37th
birthday anniversary Thursday eve
ming The program portrayed the past,
the present and the future, under the
direction of Sister Gertrude Jones, with
Sister Barnard and Brother Hammer
assisting with solos. Among those pres
ent were Grand Matron Williams, Grand
Patron Cromeln, Associate Grand Ma
| tron Pitt, Associate Grand Patron
| Kimmel, Grand ConductreSs Green
| street, Right Worthy Grand Treasurer
Campbell; Past Grand MatronS Streater,
| Kimmel, Hudson, GLIB, Merritt and Hol-
| lander, and Past Grand Patrons Streater
West, Dulin and Galloway. The festiV-
tiles concluded with dancing and re-
freshmentS.
Matron NJ. Elsie Babcock announces
the comforting Of the degrees at the
next meeting of the chapter.
Hope Chapter. No. 80, will meet We'd
nesday at o'clock in the Masonic
Temple Following the regular business
CT the chapter, Junior Past Grand Ma
tron Amy @. Hollander will install Sis
ter Ivy Strobel as marshal After
closing a reception viii be rendered the
newly elected officers, followed by
dancing.
Worthy Matron Edna L. Freer an
noJnces a dramatic program, under the
| direction of Associate Conductress Ada
Volkman, following the regular meet
| ing of Friendship Chapter. No. IT. on
/ Tuesday. The chapters goth birthday
anniversary will be celebrated en- jan
uary q, with a special program ar
ranged by the past matrons and pa
! irons, under the leadership Of Junior
Past Matron Effle M. Mcmillan. The
chapter will conduct the religious serv-
| ice at the Masonic and Eastern Star
Hcme on January Is at o'clock. Rev.
Walter NJ. Michael, pastor Of Eldbrooke
NJ. E. Church, will preach the sermon.
st. Johns Lodge Chapter Home
Board will be entertained by Past Ma
| tron Maude Angelo at her home, Aurora
| Heights, Va, Tuesday evening.
Ways and Means Committee will hold
card party at 60 N street northeast
January 10 at pm.
/ The services at the Masonic and East
! erh Star Home on January % at pm.
/ will be conducted by St. Johns Lodge
! Chapter. Rev. Clarence H. Corkran,
pastor Of Douglas Memorial Episcopal
Church, Will deliver the sermon. The
church vesper choir, directed by Estelle
Wentworth, win sing.
Plans are being completed for the
Spring style show and supper to be
held at Sears, Roebuck g. Co. on the
evening Of February 10. Tickets Of ad-
mission can be secured from home board
members.
At its meeting on December 28 La
Fayette Lodge Chapter installed the fol-
lowing officers: Worthy matron, Gladys
j. Thompson; worthy Patron, Aaron
G. johnson; associate matron, Anne
! G. Parker; associate patron, Roger C.
Power; secretary, Helen B. Hall, re-
| elected; treasurer, Lille V. c. Myers, re-
elected; conductreSs, Florence c. DaW-
/ son; associate conductreSs, Ethel NJ.
Lampkin; organist, Gertrude Ruzicka;
marshal, Dorothy M. Friend; chaplain,
/ Cleo Cheek; Adah, Violet NJ. Bailey;
Ruth, Teresa Campbell; Esther, Violet
| McQuay; Martha Margaret D. Camp
| bell; Electa, Helen Summers; warder,
| Sally Bayless, and sentinel, Harry W.
| Baker.
The installing officer was Past Matron
Efie T. Brodnax; marshal, Past Matron
/ Laura Dyre; chaplain, Past Matron Lo-
retta Rabenhorst; organist, Virginia
! mccarthy of Columbia Chapter: warder,
! Doris M. MCGOWAN, and sentinel, w.
Parks Crater. Among the guests was
Mrs Flora Campbell, right worthy grand
! treasurer of the General Grand Chapter
Appropriate solos were sung by
Inez Crater, and harp selections were
played by Helen Eckman of Es-
| ther Chapter. The retiring worthy ma
! tron, Margaret E. Smith, and worthy
| patron, Julian o. Cardin, were the re-
cipients of many beautiful gifts, includ-
ing the past matron's and past patrons
! jewels.
The next meeting will be held in Ma
sonic Hall, Fourteenth and Kenyon
| streets, on January IL, at which time
/ Worthy Patron elect Aaron G. johnson
| will be installed. The meeting will be
| followed by reception to the new off,
| GERS.
Joppa Lodge Chapter held a recep-
ton for the new officers at its last meet
ing. Miss Dorothy Welch gave three
readings, and dancing followed the pro-
/ gram.
4He 4%In DAtIudy anniversary VI IIie
chapter will be celebrated at the next
meeting, January 49, The annual card
party and dance viii be held Tuesday,
January a. at the Kennedy Warren.
Warren C. Harding Chapter will hold
its next meeting Tuesday at Masonic
Temple. The business will incluoe in
stallation of the associate conductress,
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