Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-01-06

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M. Mague; endowment, Lourina M.
German. past matron: good cheer,
Mae E. Shade, past matron; ways and
means, Henry w. Syfrig. The next
meeting will include q reception to
the new officers.
The annual dance and card party
will be February 20 at Wardman Park
Hotel. The Ways and Means Commit
tee will meet January 10 at the home
of Mrs. Syfrig.
Associate Matron Ethel M Mague
will entertain the Home Board, Janu-
airy Is.
William F. Hunt Chapter installed
the following officers: Mabel E. Britt,
matron; Raymond F. Rich, patron;
Emma M. Buell., associate matron;
James H. Heslet, associate patron;
Helen M. Otte, secretary; j. Ethel
Richards, treasurer; Evelyn P. Mil
lard, conductreSs; Edna Van Derveer,
associate conductress; Nellie E. Yea
ger, chaplain; Augusta Rich, marshal;
Eugenia Simons, organist; Mildred
Hall, Adah; Mary Hallman, Ruth; M.
Carrie Jones, Esther; Mary Kuntzel-
man, Martha; Leontine Webster. Elec-
Ia; Pauline Parker, warder, and Fred
r. Overbee, sentinel. Grand Lecturer
Mary E. Teachem was the installing
officer, assisted by Past Matron Lee
nora Self as grand marshal, John Self
as grand sentinel and Past Matron
Anna M. Sweet as grand chaplain.
Past Matron j. Ethel Richards, as
sisted by Eugenia Simons, provided
the musical features.
The past matron's jewel was pre-
sented to the retiring matron, j. Eliz-
abeth Forker, by Past Matron Mar
garete Behrend. The past patrons
jewel was presented to the retiring
patron, John S. GoingS, by Past Pa
iron Edwin BROKER.
The Home Board Of Gavel Chapter
met Thursday at the home of Frances
Robinson, and plans we're made for
the coming year. There will be a
meeting of the officers and chairmen
of committees tomorrow at the home
of Matron Bernadette Doyle, 201
Thirteenth street northeast. At the
next meeting of the chapter there will
be reception to the officers, followed
by dancing and refreshments.
Mount Pleasant Chapter will have
dance and card party for its incom-
ing matron and patron, Edith Hewlett
and Joseph @. Edwards, at Wardman
Park Hotel. January %. 1t Is being
sponsored by the past matrons and
patrons.
Harmony Chapter installed officers,
with Past Grand Matron Nellie
Fletcher as installing officer. Junior
Past Matron Evelyn Ellis was grand
marshal, and Past Matron Ethel
Pidgeon, grand chaplain. The off,
GERS are: Matron. Mrs. Addie P.
Tucker; patron, Herbert De Land;
associate matron, Mrs Anne B. Pot
ter; associate patron, Leslie Har-
vey; secretary. Mrs. Ada L. Toombs;
conductress, Mrs. Mary B. CUTLER
main; associate conductress, Mrs. Jes-
sic G. Allen; chaplain, Miss Florence
Callahan; marshal, Mrs. Grace P.
Walker; organist, Mrs Bertha Nc
Cormick Adah, Mrs. Edna w. Myers;
Ruth, Miss Edna Peed; Esther, Mrs.
Agnes M. Hagerman; Martha, Mrs.
Ada Wallet; Electa, Mrs. Neva Grant;
warder. Mrs. Annie B. Bonde; senti-
mel, Cassie Blankenship. The treas
urer-elect was absent. The matron's
jewel and the patrons gift were pre-
Sented to Junior Past Matron Ellis and
to Junior Past Patron Swindler by
Past Grand Matron Fletcher. Past
Matron Rose Hartung of Areme Chap
ter sang for the installation.
Naomi Chapter, on January 9. will
install Rhoda C. Middour as Ruth and
Marian B. Close as Martha. There
will be reception for the following
new officers: Harriet c. Veley, matron;
Walter B. Lawrence, patron; Alice w.
Downey, associate matron; Arnold D.
Crumbaugh, associate patron; Loretta
M. Robinson, secretary; v. Belle Mel
len, treasurer; Elizabeth C. Barker,
conductress; Anne Guilford, associate
conductress; Ruth B. T. Lawrence,
chaplain; Betty B. Eisenacher, mar
shall; Marguerite M. Fisher, organist;
Irene H. Colvin, Adah; Mae 3. Talcott,
Esther; Elsie C. Crumbaugh, Electa;
Margie r. Chapman, warder; Charles
A. Stewart, sentinel.
Congress Lodge Chapter will meet
tomorrow evening. Matron Esther
LaWrenson has made the following ap-
pointments: Ella v. Everett, chair
man OF Home Board; Clara Scott,
chairman of Ways and Means; Past
Matron Laura B. Davis, chairman of
Publicity and Refreshments; Past
Patron Alex Gregory was reelected
trustee for three years and Past Ma
tron Evelyn Hazen reelected to be
representative to the Masonic and
Eastern Star Board. A card party will
be held at Northeast Masonic Temple
January rs by the Home Board Com
mittee. This committee was enter
tanned January by the chairman at
her home, $40 Eighth street northeast.
Associate Grand Matron Helen L.
Brashears, installing officer, assisted
by Associate Grand Patron Walter L.
Fowler, Past Grand Matron Pearl
Watt Glib as marshal, Past Matron
Ruth A. FUR as chaplain, Past Patron
Ludwig e. Mandy as organist, Minnie
E. Hedrick as warder and Past Patron
Clarence w. Elliot as sentinel iu-
stalled the following officers of Federal
Chapter: Matron, Bertha M. Conrad;
patron, Robert E. Hooker; associate
matron, Mary M. H. Mclean: asso-
ciate patron. Frank L. Tracy; secre-
tary, Lillian E. Hadley; treasurer, Mat
tie E. Maloney; conductress, Laura M.
Humphreys; associate concuctress,
Mary E. Shepherd; chaplain, Dorothy
D. Paul; marshal, Estelle L. Brunow;
organist, Christine C. Middleton:
Adah, Laura @. Carney; Ruth, Eva s.
Smith; Esther, Margaret s. Wilson:
Martha, Flora 8. Lowe; Electa, Grace
w. Hodges; warder, Kathryn p. Han
sen; sentinel, Henry c. Hedrick.
st. Johns Lodge Chapter will hold
q short business meeting tomorrow
night, after which there will be q re-
ception to the new officers. with dane
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