Evening star., 1934-06-17

MRS. b. F. LANGWORTHY,
President of the National Congress of
Parents and Teachers, who was elected
at the national convention last month
in Des Moines, Iowa, will make her
first official visit to the national head
quarters here next Wednesday.
with Mrs. Doris Sutton at her Sum-
mer home. Chapter has called off
its meetings for July and August.
On June "a the chapter will join in
services at Temple Heights.
After a business meeting Of Naomi
Chapter Wednesday evening, the
members and visitors we're entertained
with a sketch by the officers.
The Endowment Committee will
have a cold plate supper June % at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Jenkins,
6611 Second street.
The Sewing Club will meet at the
home of Matron Florence w. TRAY,
1406 Kearney street northeast, June
19 at IL am.
The Cleaners will meet at the home
Of Ruth Lawrence, I'll Mount Vernon
place, Wednesday evening.
Unity Chapter initiated one candi-
date at the last meeting. The next
meeting, June %, will be childrens
night.
The Unity Bridge Club will meet
June 20 with Mrs. Anne Williams,
2034 Perry street northeast. She will
be assisted by Mrs. Helena Kohler.
Gavel Chapter will meet June 10.
There will be a flag ceremony. This
will be the last meeting before Sum-
mer recess.
The Star Point Society Is planning
a bingo party June 25. The next
meeting will be June 81 with Mrs
Bernadette Doyle, 20l Thirteenth
street northeast.
An invitation Is extended to the
members Of the Eastern Star to attend
services at First Reformed Church,
Thirteenth and Monroe streets. at II
o'clock June "a, in honor of the
80th birthday anniversary of Mrs.
Catharina Loff1er, past grand matron.
The 1884 Matrons and Patrons Asso-
citation held a joint meeting with the
1884 Masters Association for the pur-
pose Of discussing the Masonic field
day on July 7 at Griffith Stadium.
! Grand Matron Mamie L. Greenstreet.
Grand Patron Edward N. Riley and
the grand master of Masops, Vernon
G.. Owen, made brief addresses. The
president of the Masters Association.
Jesse w. Thornton, introduced Major
H. Robb. general chairman of the field
day. Major Robb elaborated upon the
program for the day, which includes
drills by uniformed bodies of Masonic
and allied organizations. such as
Shrine, Grotto, Jobs Daughters, Tall
Cedars. etc, beginning at 2 pm, and
/ base ball game-Shrine vs.. Grotto-
at pm. Suitable cups are provided
for the organizations selling the most
tickets and wrist watches for the
woman and the man selling the most
First annual picnic Of the 1894
Matrons and Patrons Association will
be held today at Past Grand Matron
Chauncev's cottage, at Broadwater
Md. All are requested to meet at
Mount Zion at 10 am. and continue
trip together Mr. Jenkins. North
1898, has charge of transportation.
Good Will Chapter, at its last meet
ing. conferred the degrees on Mrs.
Eva NJ. Seganish. A musical program
was given by Mrs. William Fuchs and
Barrett Fuchs.
Matron Marie j. Anderson has set
aside the meeting next Friday evening
for Children's night. The children of
the members and their friends will
entertain.
The chapter has called off July and
August meetings.
The Home Board will be entertained
at the Summer home Of Mrs. Pearl
Darr, Beverly Beach. June "a.
Friendship Chapter on June 26 will
have the children as its special guests.
There will be an entertainment.
The Home Board and Ways and
Means Committee are planning a
chicken dinner at the Summer home
of the associate matron, M. Leila San
ford. Woodland Beach. Md, June 80.
Dinner will be served from 4 to 1880.
The last meeting Of the General
Home Board was held May %, the
| president, Mrs Leila Cook, presiding.
Grand Matron Mamie GreenStreet,
Right Worthy Grand Secretary Min
ME E. Keys, Right Worthy Grand
Treasurer Flora E. Campbell, Right
Worthy Grand Treasurer Emeritus
Alcena Lamond. Past Grand Matrons
Pearl Watt Gibb, Lena Stephenson,
Mrs. Mae Wise and William Murray
were guests.
Cathedral Chapter met Wednesday
evening, with the star points In
charge of the program. Tenor solos
were rendered by Edward Singer. ac-
companied by Eber Riley. Harry
Marshall entertained with saw spe-
cialties, accompanied also by Mr..
Riley, and Miss Josephine Prather
danced ballet. Children's night will
be June 81.
Areme Chapter, at its last meeting.
celebrated past matrons and patrons
night. Past Grand Matrons Carrie
Allen, Ethel Baker WetZel. Bena
Barnhart and Elizabeth Pitt, Past
Grand Patrons Edward Brashears
and Theodore Lewis, Associate Grand
Matron Helen L. Brashears and Asso-
ciate Grand Patron Walter Fowler
were special guests.
The Home Board Committee held
card party at the home of Matron
Anna Nalley last Thursday evening.
At the next meeting, June 20. the
associate matrons and associate pa
irons will be special guests. There
will be short program and dancing.
Loyalty Chapter celebrated its
eleventh birthday anniversary June 6.
Mrs. Roy Woodruff, wife of the Rep
resentative from Michigan, sang and
Past Matron Clark and Past Patron
Wackerman of Naomi Chapter, as
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