Evening star., 1935-11-24
Order of the Eastern Star

Lebanon Chapter will have a busi- !
ness meeting Tuesday night. The |
degrees will be conferred on several
candidates. Election of officers will
be held December 10.
The committee on arrangements |
| for the grand reception to be held
in the willard Hotel in January by
Joseph H. Milans and st. Johns
Chapters met in the Masonic Temple |
and elected Ted Lewis general chair
man, Miss Rowena Roberts general
vice chairman, Mrs. Esther v. Cross |
general secretary and Miss Leila j.
Cooke general treasurer. A meeting
of the General Executive Committee
will be held this month, date and
place to be announced later.
Columbia Chapter will meet to-
morrow. The degrees will be conferred.
The entertainment scheduled to be
given by the Star Point Society being
deferred The past star points Will
be guests of honor.
Members and friends Of the Aux
iliary Home Board will meet at the
Lotus for lunch tomorrow at IL o'clock
prior to attending the meeting OF the |
General Home Board Auxiliary.
The Officers Club met last Monday |
at the home of Associate Patron |
Roscoe M. Willhite with Harvey w.
Goddard, Fred r. Overbee and Joseph |
w. Leverton as hosts. A surprize mis- |
cellaneous shower was rendered 70 |
Miss H. jeanette Shank, star point |
of the chapter, in view OF her ap- |
preaching marriage.
Mrs. Bertha johnson, Matron Of |
Martha Chapter, was hostess at the
Kenesaw last Tuesday to the members
of the Auxiliary Home Board and |
committee chairmen.
The past officers will dine at Mrs.
KS Toll House Tavern December 13
following a business meeting.
At the last meeting Electa Chapter |
entertained the past matronS and |
past patrons. Past Grand Matron,
Mrs. Mary T. O'Brien, responded to
the welcome of Mrs. Mary A. Moody, |
matron. Mrs Minnie Arnold presented
q program. Solos by Mrs. Ruth Fern
sley, Mrs. Dorothy Meek and Mrs. |
Grace Linger, accompanies Mrs. |
Beulah Fort and Miss Edith McCell. |
The grand officers will pay the
chapter its annual grand visitation |
next Tuesday evening.
The past natrons and past patrons
of Naomi Chapter will be the special
guests of the chapter next Wednes-
day evening.
The Cleaners met last Wednesday |
evening at the home Of Mrs. Elsie |
Crumbaugh.
Mrs. Lillian Trueworthy, president
of the Matrons and Patrons Associa-
ton of 1924. recently entertained the |
members Of the association at her |
home, in Alta Vista. The program in
cluded bingo contest.
The annual banquet OF the aSSocia-
ton will be held in January.
The General Auxiliary Home Board |
will meet tomorrow at the Masonic
Temple at 1:so pm.
Ruth Chapter was visited by the
Grand Chapter officers at the last |
meeting. Election Of officers at the
December 2 meeting.
Mrs. Byrdie H. Sisk, matron Of
Miriam Chapter, announces degrees
will be conferred tomorrow night by
the advanced line officers with Asso-
ciate Matron Ella Mae Fearn and
Associate Patron Norman c. Tanner
presiding in the East.
The men of the chapter were the
honored guests at the last meeting.
The following program was present.
ed: Musical selections by "Uncle Tom
and His Hired Help" with Past Patron
Thomas Gates conducting; readings
by Nell Duree Norris; medley of songs
by Ada Roberts, and vocal selections
by Fay Svensen.
The 1927 Association Of Matrons
and Patrons held o bingo and card
party at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Mendel Behrend last Monday evening.
Hope Chapter will meet Wednesday
at the Masonic Temple, after which
members and visitors are invited to
60 out to the Stansbury Masonic Tenn
pie, 5S32 Georgia avenue, where an
open meeting will be in charge of
the men of the chapter, headed by
Past Patron Edgar B. Clarkson. An
entertainment will be sponsored by
the men.
Cathedral Chapter will have as its
honored guests the past matrons and
past patrons Of the chapter next
Wednesday. The short business meet
ing will be followed by cards, bingo
and refreshments.
Rose L. Loebl, matron Of Temple
Chapter, announces q program for the
meeting tomorrow, when the Grand
Chapter officers will pay their an
nual grand visitation.
Members who were initiated In 1895
are invited to be present as honor
guests.
At its meeting last Tuesday, Gavel
Chapter had its annual grand vista
ton. The star points and line officers
gave a sketch in connection with
Thanksgiving.
The Past Matron and Patrons Asso-
citation will meet Tuesday at 712
Fourteenth street at $50 pm.
A surprise birthday party and house
warming was given to John Clagget
Proctor, past grand patron, by the ll
members of the 1929 Association.
Games were played, refreshments h
served and o gift presented by the
president, Mrs. Ida Roberds, from the
association. Past Grand Matrons b
Pearl Watt Glib and Amy Hollander L
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