Evening star., 1934-04-29

| IueSQay-BrlghtWoOd business.
edneSday-Potomac, business.
Friday-Columbia, business.
1890 pm Mrs. Trundle, Mrs. Totten
and Mrs. Sladen will entertain.
The Auxiliary Home Board of Leb-
anon Chapter will conduct a card
street northeast for the benefit of the
Eastern Star Home. Mrs. Rose Woods
is chairman. At the next meeting o1
the chapter an entertainment will be
given by the Star Point Society. Miss
Lillian Zimmerman will be in charge
Martha Chapter will initiate candi-
dates May 4. A special mothers day
program will be presented. On May
26 at so Rhode Island avenue north
east, Past Matron Lille Barker will
conduct a curiosity shop. On May
l at pm. Helen Briethaupt will hold
a bingo party at 1854 Columbia road
Proceeds will be donated to the Ma
sonic and Eastern Star Home.
ConductresS Betty Bolinger met
with Matron Pauline Fry and her
1884 officers last Wednesday evening
and formulated plans for the thirty
ninth birthday celebration in the
chapter, May 18.
Trinity Chapter will celebrate its
tenth birthday, May 3. On May
at pm. a card party will be held
at so M street northeast. The Home
Board will meet at the home of Past
Matron Ella V. Smith, 1901 U street
southeast, May 8. Patron James
Reed announces a card party at his
home, 2310 Thirty-third street south
east, May II.
The Auxiliary Home Board of
Washington Centennial Chapter will
give card party at go M street
northeast May 2 at o'clock The
Home Board will entertain the men,
bers of the home family, May IL.
At its meeting, May 4, Washington
Centennial Chapter will have a
mothers night program. Matron
Margaret BartZ has now recovered
and is able to resume her duties as
matron.
The Home Board will hold a card
party, May 2 at pm. at 60 M street
northeast.
The officers and chairmen gave the
matron a surprise birthday party
April 81, at the home of the Associ-
ate Matron Helen Jost.
The Busy Bees are planning q
moonlight excursion down the Po-
tomac River in June.
Joseph H Milan's Lodge Chapter
will have initiation May 8. The
Home Board will meet April 80 at
1900 Third street. Games will be
played. The Bridge Club will meet
May l with Mrs. Anna Foreman, 209
Jackson avenue, University Park, Md
The Add To Committee will meet May
with Mrs. Ethel Ridgway, 1907
Rhode Island avenue northeast.
Joppa Lodge Chapter will meet May
2, which night will be endowment
night. The George Washington
Council of De Molay will entertain
On May and 10 the Ways and
Means Committee will hold a cabaret
and dance.
The Past Matrons and Patrons As
sociation of 1923, met at the home
of Grand Patron Edward Riley and
Mrs. Nora Riley, April 10. The Off
GERS elected were Mrs. Lillian Damitz
president; Alexander Carnahan, first
vice president; Grace Eastwood, Sec
ond vice president; Hannah H. Mum
roe, secretary, reelected. Grand Ma
tron Mamie Greenstreet and Mr.
Greenstreet were elected to honorary
membership in the association.
Friendship Chapter on April "a,
honored as special guests the past
matrons, past patrons and charter
members of the chapter. An address
was made by Needham c. Turnage
on wills with reference to endow-
ment." Grand Patron Edward N.
Riley, spoke.
The Sewing Circle will meet at
the home Of Mrs. Edna Cockerill,
4342 Chesapeake street, May l,
luncheon to be served at 1890 pm.
The Ways and Means card party
and dance previously scheduled for
May 5, has been postponed. This
committee plans to hold a luncheon
and card party May IS, at the home
of Past Matron Nora r. Riley, SOFT
served from II to 1:30.
The Temple Committee announces
card party at the Summer home
of Mrs. Hilda Wise, near Rockville,
Md, May %.
Past Matron Anna S. Printz an
nounces an outing at her Summer
home, Tall Timbers, Md, for the
Past Matrons and Past Patrons As
Sociation, May 26 and 81.
At the meeting, May 8, the asso-
ciate grand matron, associate grand
patron and associate matrons and as
sociate patrons of the District will
be entertained as special guests of
the evening.
At the last meeting of Federal
Chapter the degrees were conferred.
Luncheons for the past week were
held at the homes of Mrs. Spiller and
Mrs. johnson. Mrs. Yowell enter
tanned her committee at luncheon
at La Paree, May 8.
Mrs. Elliot will have a luncheon
May at her home. The chapter is
planning a rummage sale. Call the
matron if you have any rummage. AT
the next meeting, May 10, there will
be entertainment and refreshments.
The Cathedral Bellies presented q
play following the meeting of Cathe-
dral Chapter Wednesday evening. Ma.
tron Louise M. Garner announced the
next meeting as Endowment night.
Past Matron Phoebe Lightner will
entertain the Cathedral Bellies at heI
home, 1926 Asbury place, Tuesday
evening, assisted by Miss Eva Nc
Laurin and Miss Alice Kicker.
The Home Board will meet at the
home of Mrs. Jessie Bradley, l61(
Tuckerman street, Thursday evening
Mrs. Shipman and Mrs. Shepp will
assist.
Harmony Chapter will hold q caro-
party for the benefit of the ways anc