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Home Board will meet at the home
Of Mrs. Ester Cross, HOG E street
southeast. Tuesday, February 20. The
worthy grand matron, Mrs. Mamie
Greenstreet, has appointed Junior Past
Matron Doris E. Sutton chairman Of
the Temple Committee and Past
Patron Huston r. Bressler on the
United Masonic Temple Committee.
Past Matron Mrs. Ester ". Cross has
been elected to second vice president
Of the General Auxiliary Home Board.
Matron Dorothy Puryear announces
that Lebanon Chapter, No. 25, will
have q business meeting on Tues
day evening, followed by a comedy
and musical show by the Lebanon
Players. Refreshments will be served.
The Star Point Society initiated
the following members: Nell Perry,
Evelyn Winkleman, Ida Mulkey, Mar
garet Beck and Ila McCandliSh on
Friday night. Mrs. Laura Beach is
chairman of turkey dinner to be
held at Alnas Temple, February %,
for the benefit of the Eastern Star
Home. Grand Matron Mamie Green
street appointed Junior Past Matron
Madella Smith on the Temple Com
mittee and the matron appointed
Past Matron Ethel Johns on the En-
dowment Committee.
The annual card party and dance
Of Acacia Chapter will be held at the
Willard Hotel Saturday, February IT..
The Grand Chapter officers have been
invited. Mrs. Marie Landes, 1923
Trinidad avenue northeast, chairman
of the Ways and Means Committee,
will be in charge of the dance.
The Temple Committee Of William
F. Hunt Chapter, with Past Matron
Mary E. Seabridge as chairman, will
hold its first meeting at the home of
Past Matron Blanche C. Bailey, 4315
Twelfth street northeast, Thursday at
pm The Auxiliary Home Board is
sponsoring a tacky party to be given
on March in the assembly room on
the second floor of the Printcraft
building, $50 H street, at pm.
The Quota Club met at the City
Club Thursday. Margaret Sanger.
national chairman of the Committee
on Federal Legislature for Birth Con-
troll, was the guest speaker and gave
talk on What Is Birth Control"
The Zonta Club met Wednesday,
under Craftsmanship Of Dr. Edith
Sc Vile Coale, president. Mrs. John
S. Bennett, manager of the Children's
Emergency Home of the Central Union
Mission, was the guest OF honor. Dr.
Coale will represent the club at the
reception to be given this evening by
the National Symphony Orchestra
Association to Albert Spalding and
Michael Strange.
Columbia Chapter, No. IS, Frances
L. Jackson, worthy matron, will enter
tain the officers and members Of
Mount Pleasant Lodge, F. A. A. M;
Barrister'S Lodge, F. A. A. NJ; Mount
Pleasant Chapter. r. A. M, and Mount
Pleasant Council, r. and S. M, to-
morrow evening. A program, under
the direction of the Worthy Patron
Ralph H. Mccarthy, has been arrang-
ed. A Valentine dance and card party
will be held in the ball room of the
National Press Club Friday evening
THE grand matron, grand patron
= and matrons and patrons Of 1894
will be special guests of Cathedral
Chapter Wednesday evening, when
the chapter will celebrate its silver
anniversary.
The Cathedral Bellies met at the
home of Mrs. Edith Young Tuesday
evening. This group is planning a
tea for the past matronS and patrons
to be held at the home of Mrs. Geneva
Perry. 1922 Jocelyn street next Sun
day afternoon.
Miriam Chapter, No. %, will meet
tomorrow night A short meeting will
be conducted, after which the chapter
will accept the invitation Of Temple
Chapter to attend its birthday party
The annual dance and card party of
the chapter was held at the Willard
Hotel last Saturday night.
The Auxiliary Home Board met at
the home of Mrs. Ella May Fearn last
Thursday night.
Washington Centennial Chapter
conducted a memorial service, in
charge of Past Matron Jessie Mount
joy and Past Patron William Watson
Ayres, for Ruby Hunt
After the regular order of business
the chapter was entertained with
piano solos by DR.. William Perau,
vocal solos by Mrs. Katherine Hertz
berg, with Mrs. Florence Hynson as
piano accompanist, violin solos by
Fritz Hauer, with Mrs. Pearl Hauer
of Fidelity Chapter as piano accom-
panist, and character readings by
Viola Bartz. The program was in
charge of Past Matron Hannah Mum
roe and Mrs. Maybelle Herbert.
At the last meeting of East Gate
Chapter, the degrees were conferred
upon James A. Yager.
The Afternoon Card Club will meet
tomorrow at the home of Mary Louise
Sener. The Evening Card Club will
meet Thursday at the home of Jean
Carnahan.
At the next regular meeting Of the
chapter, February 16, special dance
entertainment will be presented.
Preparations are going forward for
the annual dance and card party of
Bethany Chapter, No. "a, at the
Shoreham Hotel, under the direction
of Mrs Ruth r. Leighton, chairman.
Among the special invited guests
will be Mrs. Minnie E. Keyes, right
worthy grand secretary; Mrs. Flora
Campbell, right worthy grand treas
urer; Mrs Mamie Greenstreet, worthy
grand matron; Mr.. Edward Reilly,
worthy grand patron; Mrs. Helen
Brashears, associate grand matron;
Mr.. Walter L. Fowler, associate grand
patron: Mrs. Louise Kreglow, grand
conductress; Mrs. Elizabeth Rhine,
associate grand conductress: Mrs. Cora
Mayberry, past grand matron; Fra
ternal Mother and Mr.. James E.
Waterman, past grand patron, fra
ternal father.
Mrs. Anna L. Stroh, 7415 Alaska
avenue, will be hostess at the next
meeting of the Sunshine Committee,
Thursday at noon. She will be as
sisted by Mrs. Estell Catlin, past ma