Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1934-01-28
Eastern Star

At the last meeting of Fidelity Chap
ter the matron and patron entertained
their officers The grand matron ana
grand patron and other officers OF otner
chapters were present.
The next meeting will be Thursday,
February The Ways and Means
Committee will have card party at
60 M street northeast. January 81, from
to o'clock. This committee will have
series of card parties every other
Friday evening.
Miss Lucy Miller president Of the
Officers Society announces a meeting
of the officers February S, at the home
of Mrs. Pearl Bellman. The officers
wives and husbands are invited. They
will be entertained by Mrs. Ruth Oscar,
past matron, and Mrs. Pearl Bellman.
The Ways and Means Committee Will
meet at the home of Mrs. Cahill, worthy
matron. BIT Hiatt place. February 6, to
arrange for turkey dinner March 3.
The Home Board Committee will hold
luncheon at the home of Mrs Cahlll at
1890 O'Clock February 49, Mrs. Clark,
Mrs Boardman and Mrs. Cahill will
entertain.
A Valentine party will be held after
the meeting of the chapter. February Is.
Martha Chapters Auxiliary Home
Board entertained the Campbell LOeff-
Ter Sewing Club January "a at the
Masonic and Eastern Star Home. Cake
and cream were served. The Home
Board will be guests OF the Pioneer
Laundry Co. at luncheon January 81.
The grand matron appointed Past
Matron Bernetta Hoffman, chairman OF
Martha Chapters Temple COMMITTEE
Past Matron Ella Reynolds OF ga
Massachusetts, avenue northeast, enter
tanned the subchairmen who are to
assist her in the turkey dinner to be
sponsored by the Ways and Means
Committee at the Northeast Temple
February 7.
The Thirty-Two Troupers. Mildred
Green, president, will present a pro-
gram in Martha Chapter February 2
William F. Hunt Chapter will hold
its annual card party and dance Feb
ruary / at the New Willard Hotel.
Dancing from 9 to II and cards from
$50 to IL. Those desiring to reserve
tables for cards communicate with
past matron. Mrs. Marguerite Behrend.
and Mrs. Mary Goings, who will act
as hoSteSSeS
The matron Mrs. j. Elizabeth Forker,
announces the appointment of junior
past matron, Mrs. Mary Seabridge, as
chairman of the Temple Committee,
and past matron, Mrs. Marguerite
Behrend, as chairman of the Endow-
ment Commute.
Edith C. Smith, matron of Congress
Lodge Chapter, announces the follow
ing chairmen; Past Matron Dolly
George, endowment; Past Matron Eliz-
abeth Brewer, temple. and Past Ma
iron Laura B. Davis, publicity.
A card party will be held at 511
Eleventh street southeast February IS,
for the Ways and Means Committee.
A Valentine party has been planned by
the Star Points at the meeting of the
chapter, February 10. A meeting Of
the Home Board was held last night
at the home of Associate Matron
Esther Lawrenson, 43l Hamilton street
northwest. A meeting of the Ofhcers'
Club will be held at the home Of Con-
ductress Ella v. Everett, $40 Eighth
street northeast, February 8.
Mrs. Margaret Wiedman, president of
the 1925 Matrons' and Patrons Associa-
ton, called meeting for January %
at the home Of Past Grand Matron
Nellie Fletcher, 4808 Nebraska avenue.
The Unity Bridge Club met January
II at the home of the junior past ma
iron, Mrs. Stella M. Arseneau, assisted
by Miss Mildred M. Hicks. Prizes were
awarded to Miss Ruth L. Piatt and Miss
Anne Morgan. The next meeting will
be February 81 at the home Of Miss
Morgan, assisted by Miss Bessie Mayo.
The Temple Committee Of Gavel
Chapter will meet with Miss Louise
Reed, 233 Ninth street northeast, jan
uary 20.
February II and 10 are the dates for
the rummage sale at Twenty-flrst and
K streets. A dinner will be given at
Almas Temple, 1915 K street, on Feb
ruary 81. A dance and card party will
be given at the Willard on March 10.
To reserve tables for cards call Mrs.