Evening star., 1934-01-07

Ethel Dameron. Adah: Violet DowricE,
Ruth; Anna Goldberg. Esther Ger
trude Young Martha; Grace Williams,
Electa, Bessie Alberding. warder;
Maynard Turtchell. sentinel.
Past Matron Grace I. Barr installed
the matron and treasurer. The other
officers we're installed by the grand
condructress. Helen l.. Brashears, as
sisted by Past Marion Lille Dowrick
as grand marshal, and Past Matron
Mabelle Hagan as grand chaplain.
Past Patron Earl Klein, acted as grand
organist assisted by Past Grand Patron
Theodore Lewis. A program was pre-
sented by the Dramatic Club. Presen-
tation Of the past matron's jewel to the
retiring matron. Mary Jane Jester was
made by Past Mstron Irene Schmidt
and the retiring patron, William
Mitchell, was presented a past patrons
Jewel by Past Grand Patron Edward S.
Brashears. The chapter met Wednes-
day evening and reception was held
for new officers
The Ways and Means Committee will
hold q dance and card party at the
Shoreham Hotel. February l3.
The Junior Past Matron Annie I.
Hartline and Junior Past Patron o.
tanned their officers and chairmen at
a banquet at the Continental Hotel.
Each officer was presented with gift,
the remainder of the evening devoted
to dancing and cards.
Warren G. Harding Chapter will
meet Tuesday Plans for the year
formulated by the Ways and Means
Committee at its meeting January 3
will be presented.
The chairman of the Dinner Com
mittee. Mrs. Louise Darby of Gavel
Chapter announces a meeting at her
home. l07 Raymond street. Chevy Chase,
Nd. January s.
William Hooker. chairman Of the
Dance Committee, will have a meeting
of that committee at his home, 1911
Franklin street northeast. January g.
The Star Point Society will have its
annual banquet January 10 at the
Kennedy-Warren
At the meeting Tuesday evening Mrs.
Harriet Shomo. chaplain. was presented
with red rose from each officer while
Dunkum. past grand patron. spoke.
The next meeting of the chapter will
be January Is.
Officers of Temple Chapter were in
stalled as follows, Matron, Miriam
Lewis; patron. Paul P. STREET.: assoCi-
ate matron. Rose Loeb, associate pa
tron. Jack PolitZ: secretary. Fannie E.
Abel; treasurer. Louise Hoskinson: con-
ductress. Ruth l.. Armstrong; associate
conductress, Yetta Goldman, chaplain.
Kathryn Davis: marshal, Mary Street,;
organist Catherine E. Clay: Adah. Ida
Do l,Ytl, Kotz
Libbye Praw6N; Martha, Savilla Arm
strong; Electa, Anna Goldsmith; warder.
Matilda Levy. and sentinel, Joseph
Lewis
The installing officers we're: Matron,
Past Matron Sarah Peden; chaplain,
Past Matron Alice Larrimore Schramm;
marshal. Past Matron Adrienne Shreve,
and organist. Blanche Hoffman. Solos
were rendered by Past Matron Miriam
Norwood, Past Matron Alice Larrimore
Schramm and Ethel Dubit The past
matron'S jewel was presented to Junior
Past Matron Mildred Steiner Schenick
by Past Matron Alice Larrimore
Schramm, and a watch was presented
to Junior Past Patron Israel BerS by
Past Patron Henry Holober Both the
junior past matron and junior past pa
tron received secretaries from their
1888 officers and friends
The meeting January will be a short
business meeting.
The matron entertained her officers
at her home Thursday.
The annual dance and card party will
be held February 20 at the Shoreham
Hotel.
Lebanon Chapter will give reception
to its new officers Tuesday evening
There will be dancing and refreshments.
Associate Matron Emma Shamleffer an
nounces meeting of the Auxiliary
Home Board January l6, at 7:30 pm.
Conductress Julia Haslet is chairman
Of rummage sale to be held at 1913
Four-and-a-haf street January 81.
Matron Dorothy Puryear is planning .
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